Should we trust people who use Stormfront as a source?

Who is the leftist advocating re-segregation and violent overthrow of civilization like the turds at Stormfront do?

 

Umm yup got your black panther party and la raza, all leftist pet projects. You being a mindless clone, I'm sure you got all kinda of excuses to down play how they are some how different than white supremacist.

Go ahead, I'm waiting to be amused.

 

Total strawman. The left gives very little support to any aspect of the NBP's activities. Not really sure that La Raza is engaged in terrorism or murders on the scale that the white nationalists have or plan to do.

Worrymore about the enemy who can pass for us. They are harder to find and neutralize before they get froggy.

 

Violent overthrow of civilization? Did you come up with that doozie yourself, or did you hear that at one of your radical commie leftist gatherings?

 

Go read The Turner Diaries. Those truds at Stormfront think that scenario would be a good idea. Every now and then some scuzz ball tries to act it out and people get killed.

 

Dude, you are seriously drunk on the koolaid. Next you need to learn what a straman argument is, before just throwing that term out there.

The Black Panther Party has had radical leftist support since it's inception in the 60's.
What's hilarious, is you have these imaginary threat floating around in your head based off crimes that haven't even been committed yet. Do you know how truly stupid that sounds?

Face it guy, race mongering and racial division are key cornerstones to your parasitic ideology. Because in the childish leftist mindset, the ends justify the means, with the true goal of the overthrow of the status quo. Which makes you no better that the white supremacist you seem to be obsessed with.

 

Louis Farrakhan. Want another?

 

Yeah , except for not prosecuting felonies comitted by them. That's not much support at all is it?

 

Scream all you want to about that, but you had better be specific and have some proof if you want to be taken seriously.

 

Ya, you need to take your own advise.

 

You're telling me to prove a negative, i.e.,that the NBP is not as dangerous as the white nationalists. The white nationalists have been engaging in lynchings for over a hundred years and have killed hundreds of people by terrorist bombings. (Couple of churches and a federal office building.)

Get those fingers out of your ears.

 

When was the last lynching, can you even remember?
When was the last time a federal building or church was bombed by white supremacist?

Get a grip.

 

You must be younger than thirty, or just don't read as much as you should.

Ever hear of a scumbag named Timothy McVeigh?

 

Yet, another falsehood from you.

Timothy McVeigh wasn't associated with any white supremacist movement.

You want to try again?

 

Cow cookies. He was known to have spent some time at Elohim City. Christian Identity scumbags. FAIL.

 

McVeigh frequently quoted and alluded to the novel The Turner Diaries; while rejecting the book's racism,[32][47] he claimed to appreciate its interest in firearms. Photocopies of pages sixty-one and sixty-two of The Turner Diaries were found in an envelope inside McVeigh's car. These pages depicted a fictitious mortar attack upon the U.S. Capitol in Washington.[92]


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_McVeigh

Check and mate. You loose.

 

Cow cookies. He gave us that **** and bull story so that the Federal government would not use his crime as probable cause to sort out the CI scum bags.

And that bit about OKC being revenge for Waco is total compost. Richard Wayne Snell, whom some of the CI swine considered the new Messiah, was being executed that day for murder.

Whacky old John Trochmann, of the Militia of Montana and, himself a frequent visitor at Elohim City had made a rather inflamatory statement a few days before about the dangers to which the government would expose itself by allowing the execution on that day, which a lot of white nationalists like to hold up as holy for a lot of really sick reasons. The BATF and FBI expected Trochmann or some associates of his or some of the CI maggots to stage some sort of action that day.

McVeigh and Trochmann were probably more deeply connected than either of them let on after the incident, but let me point out that Trochmann was one of the principle dealers distributing The Turner Diaries.

So, the BATF was out watching the known and prominent hot heads of CI and the militias that day. (That's why they were mostly not in the office when the bomb hit.) They apparently expected the terrorists to strike elsewhere, perhaps even at the prison where Snell was being put down. They didn't think of a little pgie like McVeigh as being much of a threat. Slight miscalculation.

Check and mate. You loose.

 

You are either full of (*)(*)(*)(*) and have no clue what you're talking about, or you're just being dishonest. Nevermind the fact McVeigh considered himself agnostic.
McVeigh was a registered Republican when he lived in Buffalo, New York in the 1980s, and had a membership in the National Rifle Association while in the military,[82] but voted for Libertarian Party candidate, Harry Browne, in the 1996 presidential elections.[83] McVeigh was raised Roman Catholic.[84] During his childhood, he and his father attended Mass regularly.[85] McVeigh was confirmed at the Good Shepherd Church in Pendleton, New York, in 1985.[86] In a 1996 interview, McVeigh professed belief in "a God", although he said he had "sort of lost touch with" Catholicism and "I never really picked it up, however I do maintain core beliefs."[84] In the 2001 book American Terrorist, McVeigh stated that he did not believe in Hell and that science is his religion.[87][88] In June, 2001, a day before the execution, McVeigh wrote a letter to the Buffalo News identifying as agnostic.[89] Before his execution, McVeigh took the Catholic sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.[90]

You have absolutely no clue what you're talking about.

You've been schooled, and exposed as a liar.

I'm done with you.

 

The fact that the little Nazi declared himself publicly to be agnostic means that the following:

Is utterly irrelevant.

Morris Dees has documented that Trochmann/CI/McVeigh connection. I trust his word over yours, since you seem to have missed any clue that there were other reasons for what the fool did.

You've been schooled, and exposed as a dilletante.

 

Morris Dees of the SPLC, bwaaaaaa!!

Ya, you've just discredited yourself even more.

Wow.

 

Morris Dees has kicked some serious ass when he has gotten the white nationalist scum into a court of law.

A black lady whose son was murdered by one branch of the KKKrap wound up owning everything that the KKK had owned before.

Now, where has Dees been discredited?

 

Dees is a pathological narcissist, a child molester, woman abuser,and a documented liar.

Here's a court summary of Court papers against Dees.
http://www.zianet.com/web/dees1.htm
Wow, you *******s pick some real sickos to worship.

 

Which has nothing to do with the fact that the juries before whom he brought his cases against various marginally human scum ruled, based on facts presented in evidence, against the KKKrap.

Before I bother reading all of that crap, is there a summary in there of the final ruling?

 

The FBI files contain a reference to a second call from McVeigh to Strassmeir at Elohim City, this one on April 17, the day the Ryder truck used in the bombing was rented from Eldon Elliott’s. The information on this call is sketchier, because it was never linked to a specific set of phone records. According to an FBI teletype discovered in 2003, the bureau heard about the call from the Southern Poverty Law Center, the anti-extremist campaign group, but the SPLC has been reluctant to vouch for its authenticity ever since. Richard Cohen, the group’s president, said it was possible that the line in the teletype referring to a call “two days prior to the OKBOMB attack” could have been a clerical error and that the line should have read “two weeks.” In other words, just another reference to the April 5 call.
Over the years, the SPLC has backtracked from a lot of information connecting McVeigh with Elohim City. Twice in the 1990s, the group’s founder, Morris Dees, was quoted saying that he had information that McVeigh visited numerous times. He said it in answer to a reporter’s question at the Denver press club in May 1996, and he said it in an interview with the Indiana State University criminologist Mark Hamm in 1999. But when he addressed the issue again during a talk at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in 2004, he played down his previous statements. “McVeigh probably was at Elohim City, based on evidence we’ve been able to pick up—stuff I really can’t go into,” he said. “But I don’t think the entire connection is really there.”
If Dees was suddenly tentative on the question, other SPLC officials were emphatic: as far as they knew, McVeigh never went to Elohim City. “[Dees] may have said it,” a surprisingly dismissive Mark Potok, editor of the SPLC’s Intelligence Report, said in 2010, “but I very much doubt it’s true.” Both Potok and Cohen sought to minimize Dees’s role in the organization’s intelligence-gathering, and refused to make him available for interview.
http://thislandpress.com/listen/

 

Mumbo-jumbo, rhubarb, ruhbarb, and what the hell are you trying to say? That he called anybody at Elohim City a couple of days before he took his revenge for the government's execution of the EC turd-among-turds doesn't prove much other than that he was associated with a known terrorist group.

Can you find a less disorganized site to cite?