Episode 7 delivers a striking exposé on the hidden architects behind the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the early Civil Rights Movement. This episode reveals how, unlike leaders of grassroots moral awakenings, key communist operatives including Stanley Levison, Joseph Filner and Jack O’Dell strategically embedded themselves within Martin Luther King Jr.’s accessible inner circle, securing his funding and shaping both his message and his psychological operation strategy from behind the scenes. Through testimony, archival footage and hard evidence, "They Have Crept In Unnoticed" dismantles the belief that King’s campaign for justice was independent and spiritually pure. The episode exposes how “nonviolence” and “social justice” rhetoric became tools of ideological subversion, used to advance federal centralization, erode states’ rights and smuggle Marxian collectivism into America’s religious and political consciences.