|
UPDATE |
| Over 3,000 Pages
of Evidence Pointing to Klan Involvement in OKC
Unlawfully Witheld |
|
|
1 of over 3,000 pages unlawfully withheld |
Days after Klan leader Dennis
Mahon boasted of ties to Iraq and OKC, the
FBI discloses evidence of
Aryan Republican Army involvement in the bombing which was either
destroyed or unlawfully detained; insuring protection and virtual
immunity for the terrorist groups involved. At
Aryanfest 2004, an international gathering of Nazi skinheads, Ku
Klux Klan members and other white supremacists who met this year in
McDowell Regional Mountain Park;
Arizona, the Imperial Wizard of Oklahoma City's Klavern,
Dennis Mahon boasted of ties to Iraq and involvement in the OKC
Bombing in Feb. of 2004. A local reporter writes..
"I knew Timothy McVeigh quite well," he bragged. "In fact, I knew
him back when he was named Timothy Tuttle [an alias McVeigh used in
the months before the bombing], and he and I were involved in quite
a few bom . . . . . Let's just say he and I did some serious
business together. And after Oklahoma City, the feds came after me
big-time, boy, but they never proved a thing."
If
evidence was destroyed by the FBI, it's no wonder they couldn't
prove a thing.
|
|
Why
were these Klan ties so dangerous to the Democrats and Republicans?
Because under the 14th Amendment, these "ex-Klan" legislators are
unlawfully in office. There's
no statute of limitations on murder. It's time to ask a
"penitent" Sen. Byrd, under oath,
 whether or not he participated in
any Klan lynchings while he served as a Klan recruiter. Not one
Republican or Democrat dares to ask this simple question. Why?
Such
cowardice condemns both parties, and implicates the same.
|
| The Klan at OKC |
 |
"[Klan leader Dennis Mahon] also admits
his close friendship with German soldier Andreas Strassmeir (bottom
right), whom Tim McVeigh telephoned at Elohim City before the Oklahoma
City bombing.  It
is Mahon and Strassmeir who Carol Howe, the "key" informant for the FBI
and ATF at Elohim City, insists are the prime suspects in the OKC
bombing."
|
On the day
of the bombing, Tim McVeigh wore a t-shirt with a picture of President
Lincoln bearing the inscription "Sic Semper Tyrannis" ("Thus be it
always to tyrants"). These were the same words Confederate sympathizer
John
Wilkes Booth cried out after slaying Lincoln. |
"Lott's legacy, however,
is glaring: the ethnic cleansing of an entire party. There is not one
African-American Senator or Congressman in the GOP today. Not one. And
this was the party of Lincoln, the party that freed the slaves."
|
|
|
 Truth is stranger than
fiction: Bill Clinton is an icon for many in the African-American
community, his headquarters are even located in Harlem now. But after all
the smoke and mirrors, after all the lip service and patronizing speeches, a shallow legacy of terrorist appeasement and
obstruction of justice was the greatest gift he gave to the black
community.
No one in their right mind can call the Ku Klux Klan
anything but a terrorist organization. It was deemed as such from the
beginning, when President Grant sent federal troops into the South to
quell Klan-led acts of terrorism against the newly freed slaves.
Looking back at the events surrounding the bombing of the
Okalahoma federal building, it is becomes painfully obvious even to the most
skeptical
observers that someone helped conceal Ku Klux Klan (read
that terrorist) involvement in the
Oklahoma
City Bombing and the nationwide wave of
church arsons.
The reason why the Klan was protected by the Clinton Administration and to
an equal extent, the Lott supporters in the Senate; is perhaps as odious
as the act itself...
Klan members are members of a terrorist organization. This
is self-evident. Moreover, former Klan members are thereby forbidden,
under the 14 th amendment, to hold public office. So why is Byrd still in
office? Or Hollings? or Lott, or any other legislator that is tied to or
sympathetic to the Klan?
The year
prior to the Oklahoma City Bombing, the KKK and Aryan Nation had activated all operational
terrorist cells and openly declared the start of the race war was to begin
in 1995. Lest there be any doubt, the KKK also made sure to leave
their calling card in the wave of hundreds of countrywide
1995-96
church burnings. Evidence has long been
uncovered that the KKK had formed ties with middle-eastern terrorists,
which isn't a surprise. Consider the modus operandi of the terrorist
bombings of US embassies in the middle east and Africa and then look at
OKC.
The Islamic
fanatic does what he does for the sake of the Koran, the
Klansmen for the Kloran. The Mufti Arabs in WWII even worshipped Hitler as
a God! If Hitler had middle-eastern allies, what makes you think the
neo-Nazi wouldn't? the Aryan Nation and the Klan found ready financial
backers and training from the middle-eastern terrorists who shared a
common enemy in the Jew. It makes one wonder if Byrd's opposition to the
war in Iraq was motivated by the knowledge that losing Saddam would be a blow to the Klan and
Aryan Nation that could count on his financial backing.
So why the concealment of Klan and neo-Nazi involvement?
Apparently, to prevent a backlash
that could threaten the careers of powerful ex-Klansmen in the Senate
and House, from both parties, e.g. Sen.
Robert Byrd
(D), Sen. Strom Thurmond (R) and
Sen.
Fritz Hollings (D). (Hollings, "Senator Disney", was the Dixiecrat that placed the
Confederate battle flag on the South Carolina state house in the 1960s).
Why were these Klan ties so dangerous to the democrats and republicans? because
under the 14th Amendment, these "ex-Klan" legislators are unlawfully in office.
Indeed, at the time, several legislators in the
Lott-era GOP were receiving campaign funds from KKK and Aryan Nation umbrella
groups. Sen. Larry Craig (R- Idaho) catered to the same by beatifying Randy
Weaver, a white supremacist whose family was killed by federal agents in Ruby Ridge.
(Curiously, in August 31, 1994, Sen. Craig remarked that a "free white
male is an endangered human being in New York City" in response to a question
about the Endangered Species Act.)
Even as late as 2000, Sen. Byrd (D) said on FOX television interview that there
were "white niggers" also. Regardless of context, it is a telling glimpse into
his psyche. "White niggers" is what the Klan calls white people who believe, and
act upon the conviction, that we are all created equal. Are these the "white
niggers" which Byrd was demeaning?
In short, the Clinton Democrats decided to protect the Klan
rather than risk losing fiercely contested seats in the House and Senate by
losing Byrd and his recruits, "reformed" as they might be. At stake was
control of the House and Senate, both houses which had just turned Republican.
The Republican Lott stood to lose his position as Senate majority leader in the event of full
disclosure; e.g., his present ties and past support
of the
same extremists now implicated in mass murder and terrorism.
Nowhere to Run
Many powerful African-American leaders in the Democratic party
knew this. But they had nowhere to run. They had two choices:
-
Acquiesce. Stay in a party that pardoned the continuing
atrocities of the Klan but at least gave them and other minorities a token
voice in the legislature.
-
Political suicide: Go independent or jump ship to a Lott-era
GOP that neither gave them a voice, or tolerated them. Moreover,
they could say goodbye to their political careers when outraged Democratic
constituents voted them out in the next election cycle.
Then GOP Senate Majority Leader,
Trent Lott, who first came into politics on a strident segregationist
platform, was a Klan sympathizer who chose instead to impeach Clinton's
misconduct in the Waco/OKC investigation indirectly, via the Lewinsky scandal,
sparing his own hide and that of his supporters.
Unfortunately for the Democrats, protecting the ex-Klansmen in
the party was all for naught. The Democratic hemorrhaging of seats continued
unabated. And by the presidential election of 2000, the Republicans would control
the House, Senate and Presidency.
And finally, Trent Lott would
fall from grace for the same Klan
ties. Lott's legacy, however, is glaring: the ethnic cleansing of
an entire party. There is not one African-American Senator or Congressman
in the GOP today. Not one. And this was the party of Lincoln, the party
that freed the slaves.
Republican efforts to correct the minority exodus under Lott are
underway. The Bush Administration promised a new era of inclusion and racial
tolerance, and appears to mean it. Under George W. Bush, an
African-American is now Secretary of State, another, a woman, is now National
Security Advisor. Powell and Rice's cabinet positions are the highest ever
achieved by the African-American regardless of party.
Bush's present attempt to place the first Hispanic in the federal judiciary, has led to filibusters from
a Democratic Party which prides itself on its racial diversity. Some in
that party, in fact, are attempting to use
"abortion rights" as a litmus test to approve judicial nominations. But as
long as we're using civil rights litmus tests to approve federal judges, why not
use a Klan litmus test, as well? Only this litmus test determines the
right to remain in office.
 This is a nation familiar with domestic and international
terrorism. Do leaders who coddle ex-Klansmen in Washington themselves have
a right to remain in office? It is obvious ex-Klansmen like Byrd, whom are
unlawfully in office, are
grave party liabilities at best, and instruments of covert federal obstruction at worst.
You see, there really is no such thing as former members of the Klan, unless
you're dead. Read the Kloran. When you join the KKK, it's for keeps.
Otherwise you'd never make it in. And even if you do decide to leave, you
can never speak or act against them as an outsider. Byrd, and Hollings,
have demonstrated the veracity of this code of silence when they turned a blind
eye to domestic terrorism the minute it pointed to the Klan. Byrd was a
Klan recruiter, and as such, had lists of every political recruit he brought
into the Democratic party, some whom are still in office. This is why the 14th
Amendment prohibited former Klan terrorists from holding public office;
they knew about the liability of secret oaths that hold such groups together.
Are we to believe Byrd was ever penitent enough to disclose
KKK membership records of those Klansmen whom he had successfully recruited into the
Democratic party, even as the nation reeled from Klan-led domestic terrorism?
Penitent enough to come clean on the Klan lynchings he took part in?
Why is it that the Democrats believe our right to know is only
important when it comes to voting records on abortion, but not important when it
comes to disclosing past ties and recruited member rosters to a terrorist
organization like the KKK?
It wasn't just the Democratic leadership that betrayed
Americans, Lott's supremacist minions in the GOP did as well.
Indeed, after Oklahoma City, the church arsons, etc., isn't it
clear that such terrorist membership, even if past, legally disqualifies a
legislator from holding office and is a test of character that once failed,
provides the surest litmus test of one's unworthiness to lead?
Expose the Klan's Involvement with Iraq, This
Man Can be Charged with Treason
Among those who pressured the FBI to seal the
metallurgical reports indicating missile fragments
were found in the victims,
none was more pivotal than Richard Clarke. Because
international terrorism had united with the Klan
since Oklahoma City, he advised doing nothing as
exposing
the Klan fully would end the career of Senators
Congressmen, and judges in both parties. Is
Clarke a shrill and imbecilic Klan apologist or is
he simply being smeared? why is he is so insistent
on selling the notion that Saddam wasn't involved in
terrorism or WMDs? For the answer to these
questions,, have a look at
this.
|
Why Clarke Wasn't
Trusted by Rice
Clarke
argued that the Klan could not be tied to Timothy
McVeigh, despite over
3,000 FBI
documents
he was the first to see, which proved the contrary.
He argued
that the Klan was more interested in
adopting
highways, when Dr. Rice herself came from a town
where they regularly bombed black churches and
lynched those hoping to register black voters....
Seriously, even now, the beady-eyed little tard still wonders why she didn't
trust him.
Appointing Condie Rice, a black woman to the post of
National Security Advisor was a bold move by
President Bush, and a wise one. It made her Richard
Clarke's boss, and it insured the Klan's domestic
terrorism would not be tolerated as it was under
Clinton, Lott and Gingrich. It didn't stop 9-11, but
then again, "former" segregationist
Trent Lott
was still Senate Majority leader, still
protecting his Templar kin, hoisting the Confederate
flag in the Senate chambers, and giving sponge baths
to an unrepentant Klansman, Sen.
Strom Thurmond.
Lott was Senate Majority leader until December 20,
2002, when he was forced to resign for suggesting
the nation's worst troubles, such as domestic
terrorism, would have been avoided if segregation
prevailed and civil rights laws had never been
enacted.
|
The Klan has Rights You Don't
One example is freedom of
speech and assembly.
This was best
illustrated during the Democratic and Republican
conventions. In both cases, peaceful protesters were
denied free assembly in Boston and New York.
At
the DNC convention in the summer of 2004, protesters
were blatantly denied freedom of assembly. They were
"for security purposes" forced to assemble behind this
barbed wired fence above, under armed guards, out of
view from the delegates.
Similarly,
anti-war
protesters were barred from assembling in Central
Park during the GOP convention.
See
any barbed wire fences around the Klan rallies pictured
here?
|
What's wrong with
this picture?
The Klan mother has her rights protected, particularly her right to
due process, redress of grievances, free speech and
assembly.
The OKC bombing
victims, however, have none of these rights or
equal protection under the law. The
sealing of key
OKC documents, for example, made any true
redress of grievances impossible.
Inasmuch as these
rights threatens the interests and careers of
Klansmen and sympathizers still in high office and
law enforcement., these civil rights are exclusive
to the KKK, and we're all second class citizens to
the Klan.
|
|
|
(Click
to enlarge) |
Evidence Pointing To
Klan in
OKC
Withheld
The Oklahoma City
Bombing
3,000
FBI documents pointing to Klan involvement in the OKC
bombing were unlawfully withheld in the McVeigh Trial.,
thus insuring immunity for Klan accomplices.
|
This Wasn't the First
Time the Klan WAS the Law. Nor the Last...
Murdered civil rights workers Andrew Goodman, James Earl
Chaney, Michael Henry Schwerner. The suspects are
chuckling not just because they knew they wouldn't be
convicted, but because they had allies inside the
prosecuting team that would undermine the case against
them. In 1964, the Klan had two "former" members on the
Supreme Court
itself. 30 years later, little changed.
Under Gingrich's wink and
nod, 1994 was a time when the Republicans actually let a
Klan leader, David Duke, openly run for Congress in
Louisiana under the GOP banner. Using militias to subtly
indoctrinate Americans, the
Klan could
remind recruits they were a force to be reckoned with,
even then. They could point to
governors,
senators
and congressmen who were tacitly sympathetic, and
consequently, appointed likeminded brethren to hobble or
control critical law enforcement agencies.
|
|
|
(click
to enlarge) |
Another Klansman
never prosecuted for the murder of the 3 Civil Rights
Workers Above
What
the preacher did in this story is precisely the problem
we're facing now. Only instead of people like the
preacher here, were talking Senators, Congressmen,
federal judges. Pictured is Klan leader Edgar Ray Kellin.
|
|
|
( Click to
enlarge) |
What the
Klan Calls Treason
Note the Kennedy handbill
(Click images to enlarge): The 4th item notes
"He has given support and encouragement to
Communist inspired racial riots" *
The 5th item notes
"He has illegally
invaded a sovereign state with federal troops."
** This handbill was circulated on the streets of Dallas the day of Kennedy's
assassination by a Klan front, a White Citizens Council, the American Fact-Finding Committee.
To many in the
deep south, this was an act of war. Even though President Eisenhower had
done the same earlier, Eisenhower wasn't Catholic, and Kennedy was. In fact, JFK was the only Catholic president the nation ever had. As far as
the Klan and other bigots were concerned, JFK was taking orders directly
from Rome.
*a.k.a. the Civil Rights movement
**enforcing the University of Alabama desegregation orders
|
|
|
_thumb.jpg)
|
|
(
Click to enlarge) |
Council of Conservative Citizens online "wanted" poster
of Abraham Lincoln.
Among its most prominent speakers was
then Senate majority leader
Trent Lott
and
Sen. Jesse Helms. On
the day of the OKC bombing,
Tim McVeigh wore a t-shirt with a picture of President Lincoln
bearing the inscription "Sic Semper Tyrannis" ("Thus be it
always to tyrants"). These were the same words Confederate
sympathizer John
Wilkes Booth cried
out after slaying Lincoln. The Klan calls itself The Invisible
Empire for a reason. Very few know how deeply entrenched it
remains in Washington DC.
|
 RIP, asshole. You get to bunk with
Timothy McVeigh
."I wanna tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that there's not enough
troops in the army to force the southern people to break down
segregation and admit the nigger race into our theatres into our
swimming pools into our homes and into our churches."
Strom Thurmond (R),
1948
Why does the lily-white Washington
press corps lick this dead Klansman's balls? Is it because Strom proudly
voiced, and later tacitly endorsed, the senseless racial hatred they
dared not voice themselves? is it it any wonder
why America hates the press? If the KKK could put its
members on the Supreme Court, in the
Senate and House, what makes you think their membership
roster didn't include newspaper publishers
and
television executives?
The FBI, the CIA, the NSA, ABC,
CBS, NBC, CNN, the Washington Post and the New York Times knew Strom
Thurmond was in the Klan. Did you?
|
|
|
| The Arab Mufti, pictured
here, worshipped Hitler as a god. Hitler was worshipped by many Arabs,
who offered their armies to help the Nazis cross into Jerusalem, Delhi,
Teheran, and Samarkand. |
Was Saddam
involved in OKC?
"[Klan leader Dennis
Mahon] boasts of his connections to Saddam Hussein’s intelligence
service and admits to having been in its pay, beginning during the
Persian Gulf War, when he organized several rallies for Iraq. During
an interview with a Brazilian television crew, Mahon unrolled and
proudly held up a poster of Yasir Arafat, reportedly one of his
heroes. Mahon also admits his close friendship with German soldier
Andreas Strassmeir, whom Tim McVeigh telephoned at Elohim City before
the Oklahoma City bombing. It is Mahon and Strassmeir who Carol Howe,
the "key" informant for the FBI and ATF at Elohim City, insists are
the prime suspects in the OKC bombing."
|
BIRTH OF A NATION
AUDIO RESTORATION
SOURCES on Oklahoma City
Bombing:
CNN,
OKC Bombing Survivor Debunks ‘Lone Bomber' Theory’,
Former Klansman
details Elohim City involvement in OKC Bombing
SOURCES on Clinton-Era Church
Burnings: Klan
ordered to pay $37.8 million in damages for church burning
SOURCES on Trent Lott and the
Klan:
Race and Republicans,
FAIR Analysis of
Trent Lott's fall
SOURCES on Sen. Byrd and the
Klan:
|
|
Comments? email
editor@impiousdigest.com
|
.jpg)
