North Dakota town resisting white-supremacist takeover

Leith, North Dakota (CNN) -- A tranquil town in North Dakota could lose its serenity if one man has his way.

Paul Craig Cobb wants to transform Leith, population 24, into a community that mirrors his white supremacist views.

This weekend, white supremacists and others are expected to descend on the town in a show of support for him.

Cobb said he envisions Leith as a place where white nationalist banners will be flown, where white culture would be celebrated, and where minorities would not be welcome.

His white power takeover would begin with getting political control over Leith. But his ambitions go way beyond this one small town.

Cobb said he wants this movement to spread to other communities, other nations, even around the world, though he does not explain how he would do this.

"I don't understand why all the different other people don't say 'whitey' is pretty darn nice and clever," Cobb said. "There are many organizations (in) which whites have to support other cultures... Where is the organization of people from around the world that says let's keep these white people?... They're pretty darn good, all in all."