This item was sent to me by a friend and by the way Joshua2 - you stated you had some "friends" you would like me to meet - well here I am, Joshua2 for I have some friends who said they, would like to meet you? This all figures in from the bible code linked to the murders of JFK, RFK, and even little John John and the Princess Diana all of whom were a threat to this communist Zionist movement - and considering it was Meyer Lansky and Carlos Marcello at one of their "board meetings" who stated hey, we get Bobby we just get the tail, we get JFK and we get the head....right Joshua2 for surely you have read of this. And Larry Flynt long a figure in organized crime - who contnributes heavily to the ADL who receives dirty money in fact laundered money - well it begins to all add up ...... was surprised to find Goldie Hawn fronting for ADL and Zionists - but then, considering her past associations with oroganized crime figures - again it figures, for I did not know she was Zionist.... Saba And all the time I thought the Mafia, was Italian.... Copyright 2001 Asatru folk Assembly A Briefing for Law Enforcement Officials The Watchers Powerful forces in America today, owing allegiance only to themselves and despising traditional American values and law, routinely and without legal accountability spy on U.S. citizens, manipulate news media through lies and distortion, and seek to corrupt and control law enforcement agencies. While posing as respectable citizens concerned only with racial justice and the dangers of hate, groups such as the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), and the Center for Democratic Renewal (CDR) relentlessly push their own, hidden agendas which include "... transform(ing) certain ethnic or racial groups into a privileged class one criticizes at one's peril or, in the case of groups with a Marxist background, the complete reconstruction of society..."(1) And always, there is money involved - a great deal of money. Law enforcement agencies have been particular targets of these groups - not only does association with law enforcement lend much-needed credibility to their efforts, but it also gives access to restricted official files and records useful to those who would intimidate and victimize the opposition. These groups also seek, through lies and misinformation, to turn the police and courts into their "attack dogs" with the goals of harassing and jailing members of "hate groups." But let's get down to specifics. Nazi Boogeymen The principal way these groups raise money and gain influence for themselves is by greatly magnifying the "threat" posed by neo-Nazi, Klan, and militia groups. While the "watchers" paint a picture of Nazi/Klan power, the reality is very different. The few Klansmen or Nazis who dare to rally in public are reduced to cowering behind police lines while being pelted by rocks and bottles. Most racist "cells" are made up of 3 or 4 individuals who meet once in a while to wistfully watch old Nazi videos. Many "national" racist groups are only a post office box and and a mailing list. Others consist of one member only, such as the "Farmer's Liberation Army," listed by the SPLC as a "hate group"(2) The SPLC's own Mark Potok is quoted as saying of these groups: " The numbers are absolutely soft. We are talking about a tiny number of Americans who are members of hate groups - I mean, infinitesimal." (3) In 1994 the ADL reported 788 acts of anti-Semitic vandalism (one per 330,000 Americans, or slightly over 2 per day, in a country of over a quarter-billion people). Contrast this with the literally thousands of leftist protestors who march regularly in support of convicted cop-killer Abu Jamal and the 846,428 overwhelmingly minority gang members in the U.S. who were responsible for over 2800 homicides in 1996 alone.(4) Somebody is being scammed. While it is true that there are racist web-sites on the Internet, it is also true that these are generally the work of one or two individuals who, through technology, present a far more fearsome aspect than is warranted. Racist groups, like other radicals, enthusiastically engage in the game of inflating their numbers and potential. The SPLC and ADL encourage this exaggeration by their need to justify their own existence and raise funds, thereby joined to those they oppose in an unhealthy symbiotic relationship. Strange bedfellows indeed! Fleecing the Sheep "It's a Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker operation," says Millard Farmer, former partner of Morris Dees, speaking of Dees' SPLC fundraising methods "You'd read his letters and you'd think he was on his last penny." (5) But the SPLC, which has amassed coffers approaching $100 million, was ranked "the fourth least-needy charity in the country" in 1993, according to the American Institute for Philantropy.(6) In February of 1994 the Montgomery Advertiser, in a series of articles, called into question the fundraising tactics of the SPLC. Some criticized Morris Dees, calling him a "phony," the "television evangelist of civil rights who misleads donors."(7) According to Stephen Bright of Atlanta's Southern Center for Human Rights, Morris Dees of the SPLC is "...a fraud who has milked a lot of wonderful, well-intentioned people".(8) The ADL, with an annual budget of over $34 million, also finds alarmism profitable. "Anti-Semitic" incidents reported by the ADL include verbal harassment and graffiti which, while alarming, are hardly the stuff of "domestic terrorism." Furthermore, while attempting to justify its agenda and raise money the ADL actually gathers reports of such anti-Semitism by soliciting it's own mailing list - hardly a scientific and disinterested polling practice. But can anyone be surprised at such fraud, with millions of dollars to be made? Your Name is on a List "I would say there are certain restrictions that law-enforcement agencies operate under that organizations like the ADL do not have." Art Teitlebaum, Southern-area director for the ADL.(9) Those who disagree with the "watchers" will certainly have their names added to an "enemies list." Spying on American citizens, some of whose only "crime" is speaking out against the United Nations or questioning Israeli policies concerning nuclear weapon development and the treatment of Palestinians, is carried out by the ADL, the SPLC, and the Center for Democratic Renewal (CDR), among others. And while U.S. citizens can obtain their FBI files through the Freedom of Information Act, and thereby challenge and correct errors, the "watchers" secret files are not subject to review. "You will have no idea what information is kept on you, where it originated, who obtained it and how, and what implications it may have on your safety. You have no control over how this information is disseminated, where it winds up and what decisions are based on it."(10) And what kind of person engages in this surveillance of U.S. citizens? Leonard Zeskind, of the Center for Democratic Renewal (CDR) "gathers a dozen fellow travelers in an apartment decorated with revolutionary banners and a picture of Sojourner Truth. Led by him, the mostly white, mostly female group study Lenin..." (11) "They (CDR) operate in quasi-secrecy out of a basement in a southwest Atlanta office building. They won't give out the street address. They use real names and pseudonyms interchangeably. This bunker mentality belongs to the CDR, one of the nation's principal monitors of far-right hate groups" (12) ADL spy Roy Bullock, well known in the San Francisco gay community, was involved in the theft of thousands of confidential police files from the San Francisco Police Department. Bullock was regarded as the ADL's "top spy" and had worked for the ADL thirty-five years. (13) How about Morris Dees, Director of the SPLC? Court documents (14) show us a Morris Dees far different from the carefully contrived image of "civil rights hero" and "brave, anti-hate crusader." Mr. Dees is shown to be a misogynic serial sexual predator and wife-beater, encouraging his wife to participate in group sex, and who attempted to force himself on his step-daughter. "He's (Dees) not immoral, he's amoral..." says Courtney Mullin, a Dees associate. (15) These are the kinds of people who spy on American citizens, who keep "enemies lists" - lists your name could be on. Adventures in Journalism Police officers need to be skeptical of news reports concerning Klan or militia activities. They are often erroneous stories "planted" by groups such as the ADL which have a vested interest in alarming the public. The "watchers" boast that they are the media's primary sources of information regarding militia, patriot, and other "hate" groups, and journalists are often fooled by their misinformation campaigns. Holding themselves out as experts, the SPLC and ADL offer extremely biased and often untruthful information to the media. News is even "manufactured," as was the case when television station WCCO in Minneapolis, Minnesota was hoaxed by ADL operatives in July, 1981. Posing as members of the "Christian Patriots Defense League," "John Austin" and "Jim Anderson" were interviewed by WCCO as part of a documentary on rightist paramilitary groups. But "John" and "Jim" were actually ADL agents Kevin Reid and James Rosenberg, whose real job was to spread the fear and paranoia on which the ADL thrives. As part of their career as ADL agents provocateurs, they infiltrated neo-Nazi, Klan, and militia groups, teaching techniques of violent "street combat."(16) They were arrested and exposed as spies when police found the men on the roof of a building with two rifles (17) posing as paramilitary extremists for a photographic fabrication exaggerating the threat from the far right. The SPLC also practices such deception. In June 1998 SPLC spokesman Mark Potok denounced the "Four Corners Patriots," a militia group said to be linked to the "viciously racist and anti-Semitic" Christian Identity religion. Potok claimed the SPLC had "tracked" the group since 1995 and that three men who killed a Cortez, New Mexico police officer and wounded three others were members. Although Potok's claims were picked up by wire services and the NBC Nightly News the "Four Corners Patriots" did not exist, and was only manufactured by Potok to smear the militia movement and scare the public. (18) ADL and SPLC agents and their masters understand fully the importance of news stories and will not hesitate to unscrupulously manipulate the media. Target: Law Enforcement It is extremely important that law enforcement officers understand the nature of these "anti-hate" groups. That's one purpose of this report - to illustrate how the "watchers" operate, who they are, what their hidden purposes are. We are confident that most officers think for themselves and examine all sides, regardless of the currents of "political correctness." We can ask of you no more than that. It's vital for you to understand that, beneath the carefully woven SPLC and ADL illusion of respect and assistance to law enforcement, the facts present a far different and sinister picture. There are three reasons the so-called anti-hate groups attempt to associate themselves with law enforcement. First, a connection with individual officers and departments lends an air of legitimacy to their efforts. Second, access to confidential police files is important to those who would use the information found there to harass, intimidate, or blackmail their opponents. Third, through the use of false or manufactured evidence, the groups can hope to have those who disagree with them arrested by the police, their lives disrupted, their finances ruined. This is facilitated by carefully cultivated connections with influential police officers. How the "watchdogs" infiltrate police agencies and what they hope to accomplish thereby is best illustrated by what happened in San Francisco in 1993. This isn't the only instance of ADL and SPLC infiltration of law enforcement agencies but it's the most documented, so it's a good example. Paid ADL operative Roy Bullock developed an illegal "intelligence sharing" relationship with San Francisco police officer Tom Gerard, who was paid $8,000 by Mr. Bullock for supplying him with confidential files. With Gerard's help, Bullock compiled an ADL "enemies list" of over ten thousand individuals and one thousand organizations. After he was interviewed by the FBI, Gerard fled to the Phillipines, leaving behind a briefcase in his police locker that contained passports, driver's licences, and identification cards in ten different names as well as blank birth certificates, Army discharge papers, and official stationary from various agencies. Also found in the briefcase were extensive information on death squads, a black hood apparently for use in interrogations, and photos of blindfolded and chained men. (19) Because of a lack of cooperation from the ADL, San Francisco police raided the offices of the ADL on 8 April 1993 looking for illegally obtained law enforcement information used in a "political spy network." On 10 December over 12,000 computerized files were seized from ADL offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles. (20) According to Captain John Willett of the SFPD, this was not an isolated incident - "This Gerard-Bullock thing is the tip of the iceberg - this is going on nation-wide". (21) One way the ADL thanks its friends and attempts to corrupt law enforcement officers is sending them on all-expense paid trips to Israel. Once there, they are wined and dined and encouraged to help the ADL. (22) Officer Tom Gerard was one such visitor to Israel, in 1991. (23) The two-faced nature of the ADL, which poses as a friend to law enforcement while working to corrupt it, is further illustrated by the "Torch of Liberty" award the ADL gave to gangster Moe Dalitz in 1985. During the Prohibition era Mr. Dalitz began smuggling whisky from Canada. When sales of alcohol became legal in 1933 he and his gangsters switched from smuggling to loan sharking, extortion, and prostitution. Toward the end of World War Two Moe Dalitz began investing his wealth in Las Vegas where he quickly became the undisputed "Godfather." Undisputed that is, until 1989, when he and two others were killed in a gang shoot-out. But Moe had contributed lots of cash to the ADL, so he had been awarded the "Torch of Liberty." Asatru and American Values Has America changed? Are we now just passively led by popular culture and political correctness into accepting without question whatever new humiliation is expected of us? Have our hearts and souls been sold for cute trinkets from the mall? Is our nation and our culture now to be defined by Larry Flynt, Barney Frank, Madonna, Oprah, and Eminem? We of the Asatru Folk Assembly don't think so. We sons and daughters of those who fought for, and won, America through courage and hard work have not surrended our values. The American wolves have not become sheep. Our ancestors still live on in our hearts, and their values are still our own. American values are the values of Asatru. A sense of fairness and justice...a belief in freedom and self-determination for all...good returned for good given...hard work and self-sufficiency, but also generosity...courage and determination in the face of adversity...truthfulness...protection for the weak and innocent. How can it be otherwise? American values are, at heart, European values, and the ways of Asatru are those of our ancient forebears of the European tribes. To call this "racist" is to bend the meaning of that word beyond all recognition. "Racist" to honor our ancestors? "Racist" to love our heritage, and to want to pass it on to future generations? "Racist" to also honor people of other heritages, and wish them well in a world with true diversity and variation? It is our hope that morality and truth will again to be accepted as common American virtues, regardless of whatever faiths and creeds are found in this land. We hope that America will reject the lies and crimes of those who seek to advance their hidden agendas, who selfishly try to enrich and glorify themselves at America's expense. American law enforcement officers give a lot - putting yourselves in harm's way to protect our communities, and you are often the best and brightest America has to offer. We present this report to inform you and challenge you - review the facts closely, research carefully, and fairly judge the facts for yourself. 1) Laird Wilcox, The Watchdogs (Editorial Research Service, 1999) pg. 14 2) ibid., pg.49 3) Arlene Levinson, Associated Press (July 1999) 4) 1996 National Youth Gang Survey (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Justice: 1999) 5) Drew Jubera, "A Wealth of of Contradictions," Atlanta Constitution (26 October 1989) (6) Dan Morse and Greg Jaffe, "Charity of Riches," Montgomery Advertiser (November 1994) (7) ibid. (8) Andrea Stone, "Morris Dees : At Center of the Racial Storm," USA Today (3 August, 1996) (9) Maria T. Padilla, "Racial Violence Leads to Rise in Anti-Racism Groups," Knight-Ridder News Service (22 Aug. 1999) (10) Wilcox, pg. 10 (11) Bruce Rogers, "Radical Chic, Kansas City Style," City (Jan. 1991) (12) Alan Sverdlik, "Keeping an Eye on the Hate Groups," Atlanta Journal and Constitution (3 Nov. 1989) (13) Richard Paddock, "San Francisco Probes Private Spy Network," Los Angeles Times (26 Feb. 1993) (14) Maureen Bass Dees vs. Morris S. Dees case no. CIV 2114 Alabama Court of Civil Appeals (15) Dan Morse, "Marketing the Klan," Montgomery Advertiser (November 1994) (16) Wilcox, pp. 40, 41 (17) "Nabbed with Weapons," Daily News (8 Oct. 1981) (18) Wilcox, pg.49 (19) "Rachel Gordon, "Supervisors Seek Probe in Spy Case," San Francisco Examiner (27 Jan. 1993); K. Bradley Hudson, "Big Brother in San Francisco," San Francisco Sentinel (4 Feb. 1993); "San Francisco Cop Probed For Sale of Intelligence to Israel," Israeli Foreign Affairs (5 Feb. 1993); Richard C. Paddock,"San Francisco Probes Private Spy Network," Los Angeles Times (26 Feb. 1993); Dennis J. Opatrny and Scott Winokur, "Police Said to Aid Spying on Political Groups," San Francisco Examiner (9 March 1993) (20) ibid (21) ibid (22) Robert J. Friedman, "The Anti-Defamation League is Spying On You," Village Voice (11 May 1993) (23) Philip Matler and Andrew Ross, "Former S.F. Cop Target of Probe," San Francisco Chronicle (15 Jan. 1993) Next: Facts about the Asatru Folk Assmbly
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