Agent Provocateur Mad Hatters want to crash your Tea Party

Canada Free Press ^ | Friday, April 9, 2010 | Judi McLeod

[sheikdetailfeather]

Warning: Marinated-in-Marxism Democrats and supporters are hot on the trail of Tea Party patriots.

They have launched a Crash the Tea Party (CTTP) website: crashtheteaparty.org on the eve of the April 15 anniversary of the Tea Party.

“WHO WE ARE, Crash The Tea Party style, is a lesson in Marxism 101: “A nationwide network of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents who are sick and tired of that loose affiliation of racists, homophobes, and morons; who constitute the fake grass-roots movement which calls itself “The Tea Party.”

[Carry_Okie]

Good job. You might want to forward that to the local District Attorney's office.

Just to be helpful of course.

[a fool in paradise]

The MSM (ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Time, Newsweek, LA Times, NY Times, Washington Post, Christian Science Monitor, PBS, NPR, MSNBC, etc) should be asked when they are going to expose the CTTP’s plot.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Ha! Just saw this posted on the site:

“And with this website I give you proof that libs just aren’t so bright. Thanks for telegraphing your moves. If you had even a tiny bit of a brains in your head you’d realize that you’ve given “we the people” a group that can be pointed to as proof that the tea party isn’t behind any sort of bad behavior which might occur at tea party rallies. Trust me when I say that the tea party cameras will be rolling when you pull whatever silly stunts you’re planning... and that each of you, as individuals, will be exposed and linked, by photo, to this goofy cause of yours. Technology is great, ain’t it?

You fools would have done much better not to let us all know what you’re up to...

We’ll see who get’s crashed.”

[fireforeffect]

But the street address does exist. Live maps shows that it is a residential area. Mommy and Daddy will not be pleased.

Someone from Portland can determine through the local register of deeds or tax records if the person owns that property.

[Macgedos]

They may crash the tea parties, however, they will be heavily out numbered in most of the parties and everyone attending the tea parties for the right reason should bring
a good solid wooden cane for support.

[manc]

typical left wing loons.

Love how they say they are free thinkers and then go onto to write something like what they write.
Dopes all of them

They have to be told what to say and what to think in order to speak out against somethi9ing what they want.

Simple question for them.

Do you want the Govt in your life and do you think Govt has run anything well and successful.
Have you lived in a socialist country?
I have so shut up and go away until you actually know what you are talking about in the mean time enjoy Govt running this country into the ground and enjoy your long waiting time to see a Doc

[manc]

come on the far left have never been that bright to start with. Why else do you think they have to sue bumper sticker slogans and be told what to write and say at protests.

I’ve not met one person yet form the far left who actually knows what they are talking about or has any idea what their bumper slogans really mean when question and pressed on it.

They too had better be careful as tea party demo’s are policed by tea party people. Any one with a stupid sign is told straight away, anyone with a racist sign is told to leave and throw then sign away and if they do choose trouble then many areas where these are held have police which actually support tea parties.

Take a camera, watch others there and then ask them to leave , if not then call the police first on them.

[FrankR]

One thing about the left is, they talk a lot; they try to threaten and intimidate. They are trying to scare us away.

If they really wanted a confrontation, they would have already started it. They don't. They know they are overwhelmingly outnumbered and they know that their indiscretions will be met in kind.

More than likely - given the cloud of secrecy about the website ownership, etc. - it's a gang of purple-haired enviro punks trying to make a name for themselves, or get a government grant.

The TEA party movment IS going forward, and it will not be stopped by threats and intimidation. We no longer react when you shout "boo", or "racist"...we're coming, like the langoliers chomping their way to devour liberalism, we're coming.

At the last D.C. TEA party, CBS estimated of 2 million in attendance...no violence, no arrests. That, along with all of the other massive TEA party movement gatherings have provided a non-violent model for the world to see. Our track record is established as a non-violent movement. Having said that, if violence erupts, we know where it came from.

Now advice to the "mad hatters", just because we don't start anything, doesn't mean that we won't finish it.

[a fool in paradise]

“mad hatters” at least will be a convenient term to ID those who seek to upset the movement through shenanigans.

But they are trully the “teabaggers” in our midst.

Funny term that Anderson Cooper bestowed on the tea party movement, teabagger. A homosexual coined term and yet the media and the pinko Left call the tea partiers “homophobic” while using a homophobic insult.

[darkangel82]

Sarah should stay far, far away from the politically toxic Rick Perry.

[willyd]

google: national spelling bee winners that were home schooled

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=national+spelling+bee+winners+that+were+home+schooled&start=10&sa=N&fp=a2bb30ecf4f91972

I think it will be obvious who can spell and who can’t.

[PghBaldy]

Please note that the phpBB Group has absolutely no jurisdiction and cannot in any way be held liable over how, where or by whom this board is used. Do not contact the phpBB Group in relation to any legal (cease and desist, liable, defamatory comment, etc.) matter not directly related to the phpBB.com website or the discrete software of phpBB itself http://www.crashtheteaparty.org/phpBB3/faq.php?sid=eaed87644efbc2a120b4240edae9ca69#f0r7 HOW WILL THEY KNOW when they are misspelling signs?

[OR Patriot]

Okay, so the radicals want to chill the speech of law abiding citizens because they don’t agree with their message? How un-American is that?

Here’s what you can do to thwart their attempt:

1. Email the “teaparty crashers” at crashtheteaparty@gmail.com and let them know you do not support their effort of infringing upon the rights of others to free speech.

2. You can email PayPal at service@paypal.com and let them know that www.crashtheteaparty.org is accepting chartable donations and is not a registered charity in the state of Oregon so naturally we fear they may be committing fraud.

3. Finally, you can email the person who registered www.crashtheteaparty.org at xenex11@gmail.com his name is Jason Levin. His website is here; http://www.zane-levin.com/ Apparently he is a “technology consultant” who graduated from San Francisco State University. Go figure.

NOTE: Do not give this guy any ammunition. Just let him know that it is ironic that self-proclaimed proponents of free speech will go to great lengths to attempt to quash the speech of those with whom they don’t agree.

[sheikdetailfeather]

Thanks for the advice!

[Tunehead54]

Kristinn - Maybe this should be something to get out in front on with the media (in your spare time ;-) so at least the MSM may have second thoughts about sensationalizing racist or violence oriented signs/interviews, misspelled signs, etc.

Just a thought ... especially with nationwide Tea Parties scheduled for 4/15/2010! Thanks. ;-)

[manic4organic]

Same for North Texas. We are having the Lone Star Tea Party with 30+ groups in a private facility. Any infiltrators will be ejected. And we have ‘Zo speaking!

[SusaninOhio]

Ummmmm.... if the tea party movement is so ‘short lived’, why are they so upset about it?

Try as I may, I simply cannot think like a lib. I guess I don’t drink enough.

[usurper]

They only want to get one story of one of us at a rally going after then with verbal or physical abuse onto MSNBC, ABC, CNN,..., and they will have won the engagement.

You are 100% correct. When Timothy McVey (Scumbag nut) pulled his stunt it all but shut down the patriot and militia movements as people recoiled at the mayhem and wanted to distance themselves from the movements.

I am not comparing the Tee Parties with the militia movement in any way except to note that they are vulnerable to the same things, infiltration by leftwing agent provocateurs attempting to discredit the movement or infiltration by anarchist to sow discord.

Given the very lack of structure of the Tee Parties I don’t see how they can overcome this. They can’t kick people out of an organization that does not really exist and there is no leadership who can speak for the group as a whole. The left and the MSN already know this and are just waiting for their white knight to step in and fulfill the narrative they have so carefully crafted.

Its going to happen and we can expect 24/7 coverage for as long as it takes to demoralize the movement because no one will want to be associated with whatever outrage they can link to the Tee Parties real or not.

On the positive side we have gotten much better at exposing these frauds quickly and in breaking up the MSN narratives. Stay frosty everyone.

[Oceander]

Ok. If the whois info you have was for the actual registrant of the website, he’s now given false, fraudulent registration information to the .org registrar, which should be grounds for having the domain name registration revoked. This is the full whois record that I get this morning when I pull the data:

Domain ID:D158773927-LROR
Domain Name:CRASHTHETEAPARTY.ORG
Created On:03-Apr-2010 22:52:43 UTC
Last Updated On:06-Apr-2010 17:20:20 UTC
Expiration Date:03-Apr-2012 22:52:43 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:GoDaddy.com, Inc. (R91-LROR)
Status:CLIENT DELETE PROHIBITED
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Registrant ID:CR45137659
Registrant Name:Ben Franklin
Registrant Street1:3 chestnut lane
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Registrant City:Philadelphia
Registrant State/Province:Pennsylvania
Registrant Postal Code:19115
Registrant Country:US
Registrant Phone:+1.2157521992
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Registrant Email:crashtheteaparty@gmail.com
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The name is now listed as “Ben Franklin” and the address as “3 Chestnut Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19115” - that address does not exist.

Also, the telephone number is now listed as 215-752-1992, which resolves to a publicly available record for a line registered to a “S. Lamonoff” with a street address of “121 Trappe Ln,Langhorne, PA 19047-1432” which does show up in a google maps search.

Apparently, this dweeb is so clueless - or so penniless - that he doesn’t know about private registrations, which would have both kept his info private and also kept his domain name registration legitimate. As it is, since he’s now got false info on the domain name registration, that’s grounds for having that domain name registration revoked. Since we have almost 100% proof of a fraudulent registration, we should all contact the .org domain name registrar, as well as the webhosting company that’s currently hosting the website - ipower.com - and demand that they revoke the domain name registration on account of the false, fraudulent information.