Timeline of my involvement - Red Bluff Cop killing

Self | 11/26/02 | Neil E. Wright

[Sally II]

I applaud you for putting the peices together and helping the police quickly capture this nut job. I'm reminded of two things at the moment. One is a conversation I had with a progressive who was at the Seattle World Bank protest, the one that ended up in a riot that smashed a Starbucks. What struck me about this guy was how he reacted when I mentioned the riot, as if it was something that was out of character for a bunch of passionate, Leftist who as a rule think with their emotions than with their brains. It didn't surprise me one bit. Another thing that comes to mind is a paper that was submitted by Noam Chomsky and Barbara Lee (and others) at the UN WCAR conference in Durban last year, just a few days before 9-11. I thought I found a link to it here on Freerepublic, but it may have been on Frontpagemag.com. This paper was a declaration that the United States was an evil "Police State." Maybe the truth sniffing press can go down that ideological trail. I hear Chomsky is one of the most popular university campus figures in America. That he's spreading ideas like this about the USA at an international conference makes me wonder that we haven't seem more wackos like this guy. I don't believe reason and emotionally driven liberalism can occupy the same brain at one time.

[archy]

Info regarding coordinated attacks on random local county police officers by West coast/East coast criminal gangs *here*, per officer safety bulletin issued by the Orange County, California District Attorney's office.

Possible connections to McCrae during his time in Panama?

*Additional info *here*.

-archy-/-

[Sally II]

We must all support each other's individual beliefs and rights or we will never again have rights as individuals.

How about respecting a good man's right to live?!! I think we see the true manifestation of the peace movement right here. By the way, in the middle of this guys manifesto he bashes on the police for "systematic racism." Anyone want to bet me he had to search for a few days to find a white cop to make his murderous point? I keep hearing people blame the police for racism, but just about every other police man I see in person or on the news is black. I'd like to hear his kind explain how a pretty ethinically mixed police system can produce the systematic racism he's describing.

[Grampa Dave]

Gentlemen, is there any more data on the killer?

It is amazing how quite the media is on this?

I would have thought that there would have been front page stories on how he learned to be a stone killer from our evil military by now.

One of my sons has several friends in the Redding/Chico California area, and he said this weekend that a "Cone of silence" has been lowered on this murderer.

[Grampa Dave]

Okay, coffee please kick in. This should have been:

It is amazing how quiet the media is on this?

[Cindy]

SACBEE.com - THE SACRAMENTO BEE: "SUSPECT WAS 'IN MY GRASP," DEPUTY SAYS" (December 11, 2002)
http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/story/5548139p-6526667c.html

[Future Useless Eater]

Andrew H. Mickel/McCrae, the Seattle-area POS and admitted cop killer, appeared in court this week. Just a few reported tidbits stood out for me...

Judge admonishes suspect
He was extradited to Red Bluff last week.
...
McCrae, 23, had asked for more time to study the law in preparation for his arraignment and preliminary hearing.
...
"Your explanation is not very good," Scheuler replied. "It does not represent a significant - or for that matter - any grasp of the law. . . . Sir, I can't continue this for three years while you get a legal education. Do you understand that?"
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McCrae's next court appearance is scheduled for [8:00 AM] Feb. 25.

Slaying Suspect Assigned Counsel:
A .40-caliber Sig Sauer semiautomatic pistol thought to be used in the killing has been recovered. The gun was purchased by McCrae on Oct. 30, 2002

• [that's six days after Muhammad/Malvo's arrest was plastered all over the news. No doubt the sniper shootings influenced this guy's decision to buy a gun and murder a cop.]
• [two days later; October 22, 2002, was designated a "National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation". The organizers of this event put out hate-speech similar to Mickel/McCrae's. Their website says they got signicant media coverage on October 20th.]
• [two weeks earlier: October 6, 2002, the 'Not In our Name' rally in Seattle also put out similar anti-police hate speech that Mickel/McCrae apparently soaked up like a sponge]

McCrae admits to killing officer, and tells why
"I picked California specifically. I didn't want to do this someplace I lived in because it would just be viewed as a local act; what I'm fighting for is a national problem," he explained.
...
"I know what I did, and I would do it again," he said.
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McCrae believes he has a message for the world that he developed while attending Evergreen. The school is known for its liberal policy of not having majors, but allowing students to develop their own courses of study.

• [that's Evergreen State College, with a campus in Olympia, and branch campus in nearby downtown Tacoma - in the heart of John Allen Muhammad's neighborhood]

[eno_]

And your point is?

[eno_]

Whoops! That was supposed be posted on another thread. Disregard that, please.

[genefromjersey]

Neil, what you've seen is the " Old Comrades' Network " : originally set up ( in the 1930's and 1940's ) by Russian agents and American Communists in this country to facilitate the safe movement of spies , saboteurs, and network managers. In the 1960's, the "New Left" inherited this network, and updated it. It was used by the Black militant groups, the assorted bombers, and the most violent of the " anti-war protestors " : providing new identities, safe havens,employment, money, weapons, explosives, vehicles, and anything else needed. After the Viet Nam war ended, much of the "revolutionary cadre" went on to other things: careers in government,journalism,politics, teaching, the arts, or just plain old-fashioned Capitalist accumulation of wealth; but, being "true believers", they kept the old escape and evasion networks open and ready for the new revolutionaries they were trying to recruit, train, and encourage ; and they have no hesitation about accepting outright terrorists-environmental, Islamic,etc. Your tracking down of a few of those involved is a helluva good start; but, if we are to remain a (relatively) free people,we'll probably never be able to track down the vast majority of them - unless they show themselves publicly.

[Cindy]

Hello Mr. Wright.
I have an update for you.

Cindy
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http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/projects/murder/story/13329902p-14171912c.html

Sacramento Bee/Anne Chadwick Williams
"Death trap"
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "The killer who ambushed a north state police officer not only destroyed a young couple's dreams but left their friends aching to know why"
By Sam Stanton and Marjie Lundstrom -- Bee Staff Writers
Published 2:15 am PDT Sunday, July 31, 2005
Story appeared on Page A1 of The Bee

[Cindy]

stepping back in time...

Note: The following post is an exact quote:
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/797508/posts


Arizona FReeper breaks case of Cop Killing in Red Bluff
The Sac Francisco Chronicle ^ | 11/28/2002 | Jim Herron Zamora

Posted on 11/28/2002 9:15:00 AM PST by jdontom

An Arizona man who received a "strange and mysterious" e-mail apologizing for the slaying of a Red Bluff cop launched investigators on the trail of an ex-Army private who was arrested four days later in New Hampshire.

Neil Wright, 50, said he had received an e-mail from "Mitch Stephens" at americanresistance@yahoo.com at about 6 p.m. Friday on his home computer in Lake Havasu City and called police an hour later.


(Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.com ...

[Neil E. Wright]

Thank you Cindy. Please post the URL for each segment as it becomes available. I too, have many, many questions regarding this case.

Neil

[Cindy]

You're welcome Neil.