Posted on 05/27/2009 6:31:54 PM PDT by RaceBannon
White Supremacists and Anti-Semites Plan to Recruit at July 4 Tea Parties Posted: May 18, 2009 http://www.adl.org/main_Extremism/White_Supremacists_July_4_Tea_Parties.htm The Tea Party phenomenon, which began with anti-tax rallies staged across the country on April 15, 2009, will continue as activists in almost every state are planning similar events on July 4. Notably, white supremacists are again planning to participate. As they have done with other political and social issues, for example, promoting the Ron Paul campaign and using the immigration debate, white supremacists and anti-Semites are planning to exploit Tea Parties to disseminate their hateful views and recruit a larger following.
Extremists plan to recruit at Tea Parties
Stormfront, the most popular white supremacist Internet forum, is home to discussion between extremists eager to influence the events. In addition to circulating a list of local organizers and promoting planned rallies, Stormfront members are trying to find ways to involve themselves in the events. In posts to the forum, many voice their intent to attend the Tea parties for the purpose of cultivating an "organized grassroots White mass movement."
Posts to Stormfront:
* "We need a relevent [sic] transitional envelope-pushing flyer for the masses. Take these Tea Party Americans by the hand and help them go from crawling to standing independently and then walking toward racialism."
* "We intervene to shape the new pro-White grassroots agenda from within the crowd. We intervene for active effect at the event, for advancement of White racial consciousness and solidarity, and for the growth of the organized grassroots White mass movement and the most perceptive racially aware activist element."
* "I also agree that spreading the WN message at these events is a good idea-it's time already,we've gotta do it!! Carefully, of course."
* "A big crowd of irate White folks protesting the government seems like the perfect time and place for us WN's to promote our cause, at least to my way of thinking."
* "I distributed WN literature at the last Tea Party in Phoenix. I will be doing it again in July. This is the time and the place. For those on a budget, I would suggest printing business cards with the web address of your group or organization. Keep it simple."
* "I think they'd be ideal for spreading WN literature and gaining recruits in large numbers, more quickly."
Tea Party Americans Coalition
An anti-Semite and white supremacist using the name "Whites Forward" created the Tea Party Americans Coalition (TPAC) as "a working group for serious White racialist ACTIVISTS in the US who want to effectively coordinate our efforts and intervene for effect in Tea Party-type events." Anti-Semitic, racist, and anti-immigrant themes run through the six issues on which the working group is based.
"Whites Forward" is hoping that TPAC will be the "genesis of our new White mass movement and the fertile womb for our pro-White political party." He has called on other white supremacist groups to align themselves with the coalition,"Take these Tea Party Americans by the hand and help them go from crawling to standing independently and then walking toward racialism."-Stormfront member "Whites Forward"including the
Council of Conservative Citizens , the Nationalist Coalition,
David Duke 's EURO organization, and European Americans United.
Currently, 42 individuals have registered as TPAC members, including:
* Don Black, well-known throughout the white supremacist and anti-Semitic community, both for his role as the founder and operator of Stormfront, and for his appearances and speeches at racist and anti-Semitic gatherings. Black is a former Grand Dragon in the Ku Klux Klan who served prison time for plotting to invade the Caribbean island of Dominica and overthrow its government.
* John Ubele, the Operations Manager for the neo-Nazi Nationalist Coalition. A former member of the neo-Nazi National Alliance, Ubele was also a founding member of the Sons of Liberty Committee, a group whose stated goal was for "the interests of European Americans...to reign supreme in all deliberations and actions of our government." Ubele also hosted "Radio with John Ubele," a weekly radio program hosted on Stormfront.
National Alliance leader tells followers to spread neo-Nazi message at Tea Parties
Erich Gliebe, who heads the West Virginia-based National Alliance (NA), devoted a May 2009 Internet radio broadcast to recast the purpose of the Tea Parties as opportunities to unite the white race and motivate its members to action. Gliebe argued that white people have simply had enough of what he described as minorities relying on tax dollars to fund government programs. He explained that "middle class White Americans are finally protesting."
Optimistic that recruitment at the Tea Parties could expand his group's membership, Gliebe suggested that "a number of those who turned out on April 15th are ready to embrace the National Alliance's message." He also alleged that the NA had experienced an increase in applications and requests for information as a result of the Tea Parties.
Gliebe encouraged white people to exploit the events to form a movement that will address the "major issues facing White Americans today." Finally, he requested that individuals intending on participating in future tea parties distribute a pamphlet created by deceased National Alliance leader William Pierce.
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we will need to be vigilant and call out the reporters for doing just that. i seem to remember one CNN reporter had that very thing happen to her and I ahven’t seen anything from here since.
The ADL will say it is true no matter what.
It's time for conservatives to just do the right thing and ignore the name calling from the liberals. It's all a setup.
Reject who you want, the ADL isn’t the KKK. In my distorted mind anyway.
The ADL will say it is true no matter what.
It's time for conservatives to just do the right thing and ignore the name calling from the liberals. It's all a setup.
Run away and hide little boy the ADL has you shaking in your boots.
A seed planted by the lovely and talented Ms. Garafalo. DNC is obviously running with it.
We don’t need these people in any conservative movement. They are hateful fools.
Maybe we should form small Anti-Nazi groups within each Tea Party and forcibly eject any schmuck who is either a Nazi or Anti-Semite D-bag.
Q: I wonder how the MSM would report Nazi White Supremacists being beat up with Don’t tread on me signs?
A: They would probably twist it to suit their agenda.
No, but he WAS quite a useful idiot.
>> We don’t need these people in any conservative movement. They are hateful fools. <<
Plus they have more in common with the “Far Left Full government control Fascists” than they will ever have with us who believe in personal responsibility and freedom for all.
I’ve wondered about those reports from Missouri that Ron Paul bumper stickers were to be considered signs of potential domestic terrorism. Is this the reason? White supremacists inside his campaign?
ADL Statement On The Nomination Of Judge Sotomayor To The U.S. Supreme Court - May 26, 2009 - "We congratulate Judge Sonia Sotomayor on her historic nomination to the Supreme Court. Her life story is one of overcoming adversity to achieve one distinction after another, and we commend her on having won the confidence of the President of the United States. We applaud President Obama for having selected this noted jurist to be the Court's first Hispanic and third woman Justice...."
The entire Government is racist.
Certainly the ADL isn’t the Klan, but they are very deserving of our contempt and rejection. Does this even need saying? What are we, idiots?
BINGO. They tried it at Palin and McCain rallies. Sadly for them, it didn’t work.
I would be thrilled if a lot more Jews and Israel supporters showed up at the tea party rallies. But wait! 78% of American Jews voted for Obama.
So what matters more to American Jews? Supporting Obama, come hell or high water, or joining with the Tea Parties, both for America, and because many at the Tea Parties support Israel?
Personally, I don’t think much of white supremacists or neo-Nazis. I think most of them are just crazy trash, and there’s not that many of them in the first place.
Oh boy. Be careful.
This sounds like an opening salvo in the enemy’s effort to take the battle to the tea partiers. IMO the best solution is to take the battle back to the enemy. The tea partiers need to establish who they are before they are boxed into a corner about it. The “tea party movement” needs spokesmen to step up to the plate, who can not only dispel the race-baiters’ myths but also articulate the tea parties’ positive message effectively. Think in terms of the black militiamen who represented on the Donahue show in 1994.
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