From Rayelan:
THE TURNER DIARIES is the book that was found in the car with McVeigh when he was arrested.
This book is said to be a "how to" manual for "The Second American Revolution."
In the book, the "hero" -- ie Turner -- is in prison. He becomes the rallying point for the revolutionaries. The destruction of the United States starts in earnest when the revolutionaries break Turner out of Prison.
One of my sources, who I trust completely, has told me that the author of the Turner Diaries is a government asset who got the idea for his book from the CIA/NWO.
The second American Revolution as depicted by the Turner Diaries is nothing more than an attempt to deliver the United States to the NWO.
The following list of questions for William Pierse, author of Turner Diaries, was posted on the Rumor Mill News Forum ---
After you read this, ask yourself why Timothy McVeigh is now requesting an execution date. Could McVeigh be acting on a prgram that was laid down through mind control and recently activated? If he is, could McVeigh be the fuse that brings about a Turner Diaries style Revolution?
If so, remember -- William Pierce WROTE the Turner Diaries (even though he does not OWN the rights to his own book)/b>.
Read the following, then ask yourself if the men and women who are using the Turner Diaries as their BIBLE for revolution are following a government/NWO agent?
THIRTY QUESTIONS FOR DR. WILLIAM L. PIERCE
1. It has been repeatedly asserted by contemporary witnesses that on the night of George Lincoln Rockwell's murder, Dr. Pierce and Robert Lloyd broke into the Commander's safe and destroyed his Political Testament. What were the contents of that document, and why was Pierce desirous of suppressing it?
2. In view of testimony from at least two government witnesses (Zillah Craig and Glenn Miller) that William L. Pierce received $200,000 in stolen money from the Order armored car robbery, given to him by Bob Mathews in the presence of witnesses, why was Pierce not indicted and placed on trial in the 1988 Fort Smith sedition trial?
3. What was the true story behind the resignation of Gary Gallo from the NA?
4. What was the true story behind the resignation of Kevin Alfred Strom from the NA?
5. What was the true story behind the 1994 suicide of NA Colorado chairman Theon Tomcheff?
6. Why was National Alliance involvement in the shooting of two blacks in Fayetteville, NC in December 1995 suppressed by the media, after having been widely reported for the first several days after the incident?
7. Against what North Carolina National Alliance officer was former NA member Kristin Schroeder forced to take out a court injunction to prevent him from harassing her, making obscene phone calls to her home, etc?
8. What Virginia National Alliance activist was severely dog-bitten when he crept on to the property of a Pierce critic and was caught in the act of spray-painting NA runes and obscene graffiti on the garage?
9. What was the true story regarding the resignation of John Milton Kleim from the NA?
10. In the 30 years William Pierce has been operating as the "National Alliance", why has Pierce had no trouble of any kind from the Internal Revenue Service, especially in view of the dubious and criminal sources of some of his funding?
11. In what way does Pierce justify the purchase of such items for his estate as a $20,000 tractor out of White racial funds?
12. How many Eastern European mail order brides has Dr. Pierce imported into this country for himself and his associates, and what is the source of the funds which he has used for travel expenses and immigration attorneys for this purpose?
13. Why did Pierce donate $50,000 to British National Party leader John Tyndall when Tyndall was facing a leadership challenge from Nick Griffin? Where did this money come from? What use did Tyndall make of these funds?
14. In 1998 two convicted felons (Brian Pickett and Todd Van Biber) testified in open court and also before a Federal grand jury that they had personally handed Pierce large amounts of stolen cash from bank robberies in his office in Hillsboro, West Virginia. Why was Pierce never so much as questioned by the FBI about these publicly reported allegations?
15. Where did Timothy McVeigh obtain the bulk quantities of "The Turner Diaries" he sold at gun shows?
16. What well known National Alliance officer was seen hobknobbing with Timothy McVeigh at a National Alliance meeting in Las Vegas in February, 1995? In view of the fact that this is the only known, provable connection whatsoever between McVeigh and any right wing, racist, or militia group, why has McVeigh's attendance at this function been suppressed?
17. On April 23rd, 1995, what documents and photographs dealing with Timothy McVeigh did Dr. Pierce turn over to a special team of FBI agents who were flown in by helicopter to the National Alliance compound in Hillsboro, West Virginia? Why were these documents never made public in any subsequent investigation of the Oklahoma City bombing?
18. Who terrorized Arizona National Alliance organizer Richard Cotten into silence over the NA/McVeigh connection?
19. Why was witness Richard Isaacson not allowed to testify at McVeigh's trial about McVeigh's attendance at the Las Vegas meeting and forcibly "deported" from Denver by the police after refusing to be silenced?
20. In 1999, why was William L. Pierce allowed to enter Germany, travel freely about the country for ten days, attend political meetings and make political speeches, give media interviews, and then depart unmolested, where all other foreign right wing or racist leaders are banned, where American citizens have been arrested and imprisoned for writings published in America, and where in one case (Gerhard Lauck) the German government actually went so far as to kidnap an American citizen from a third country? What accounts for Pierce's astounding immunity?
21. In 1992, Pierce purchased for $85,000 a large estate in Otto, North Carolina from a notorious pederast and almost certainly racial Jew as well, which he then sold for almost $300,000 several years later. Why is a so-called "White leader" doing real estate business with Jews?
22. In 1996 William L. Pierce sold the COPYRIGHT (not just printing rights) to his novel "The Turner Diaries" to the Jewish publisher Lyle Stuart. Stuart subsequently brought out a limited edition containing an extremely anti-White preface written by a Jew, as well as an extra dollar tacked on to the cover price which would be donated to Handgun Control, Inc. from every sale. The book is not distributed to bookstores and is available from Lyle Stuart only by special order; it has, in effect, been suppressed. All of this was done with Pierce's foreknowledge and acquiescence. In an interview Pierce subsequently gave to People magazine, he stated that he intended to use the royalties from the Lyle Stuart edition to build himself a new home on his 345-acre West Virginia estate. Question: in what way is it fitting or becoming for a so-called "White leader" to do something like this?
23. Why did Dr. Pierce turn over his mailing list to Morris Dees, who subpoenaed it during the "Church of the Creator" lawsuit, without even the slightest attempt to resist the confiscation of the list through the legal process?
24. Who stole the National Alliance mailing list from Dr. Pierce's office in 1993 and sold it to Art Jones and John McLaughlin, who then used it to start up the short-lived "WAR Eagle" tabloid and found the ABC Books mail order company?
25. In 1998, why did Pierce allow then National Alliance member Vincent Breeding to erect a web site containing images of homosexual pornography smearing a Pierce critic, and only order Breeding to take it down once the site had been conclusively traced back to the NA and had become an embarrassment?
26. In 1999, where did William L. Pierce obtain the $250,000 he paid to Willis Carto for the copyrights and mailings lists and remaining CD inventory of George Burdi's Resistance Records?
27. Why has Dr. Pierce turned his version of Resistance magazine into a vehicle to attack and denigrate the Skinhead movement and Skinhead rock music, rather than advance it?
28. Does William L. Pierce speculate heavily on the stock market, as he is rumored to do? If so, what is the source of the money he uses for this purpose?
29. What is the National Alliance "Special Operations Unit" or "Special Task Force"? Is it in fact a team of several Pierce followers who spend their time on the Internet and elsewhere harassing, smearing, and spreading rumors about anyone on Dr. Pierce's "enemies list"? If so, is this the kind of activity which should be supported by White people's donations and book orders?
30. Dr. Pierce is now 66 years of age. He has spent his entire life living off the donations of White people; so far as anyone knows, the man has literally never worked a day in his life. Given the state of modern geriatric medical science, it is entirely likely that Pierce has another twenty years or so of life left. Question: in what way does it serve the Aryan racial cause for all of us to provide this man with a comfortable, bucolic retirement for the next twenty years?
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Dec 23, 2000 - 01:38 PM
McVeigh Appeal Seen as Attempt to Make Him Martyr
By Steven K. Paulson
Associated Press Writer
DENVER (AP) - Some people think Timothy McVeigh wants to become a martyr for anti-government causes. Others believe the convicted Oklahoma City bomber wants to control the only thing he can - his execution date.
Ever since his arrest just 90 minutes after the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building that killed 168 people, McVeigh has never admitted involvement or given any reason for his actions.
And McVeigh isn't saying why he has asked a federal judge to stop his appeals process and set an execution date.
U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch, who presided over McVeigh's trial, ordered a hearing on that request for Thursday in his Denver courtroom. McVeigh will participate by a videoconferencing link from a federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., where he is on death row.
No federal prisoner has been executed in 37 years.
"I think death is too easy for him. My wish would be that he would have to spend the rest of his life in jail," said Marsha Kight, whose daughter was killed in the blast.
The 32-year-old Gulf War veteran became angered by government actions including the raid on the Branch Davidians compound near Waco, Texas, and the FBI standoff with Randy Weaver and his family at Ruby Ridge, Idaho. Prosecutors argued at his trial that McVeigh hoped the bombing would capitalize on anti-government sentiment and ignite a revolution.
"I think he always perceived himself to be a political person, and this would be the ultimate political statement, to give up his appeal and become a martyr," said legal analyst Andrew Cohen, who watched McVeigh's murder trial.
McVeigh realized the fight was over when he lost two appeals, speculated Denver attorney Scott Robinson, who also has observed McVeigh's court proceedings.
"He has always seen himself as a soldier of the anti-government movement, and the most misguided thing a soldier can do is die for misguided principles," Robinson said.
"What he really wants is to determine his own date of death, and that is the only power he has now," Robinson added.
The key issue at Thursday's hearing is whether McVeigh is competent and realizes he is giving up his right to appeal, said attorney Dennis Hartley, who represents McVeigh.
Unless the judge finds McVeigh mentally incompetent, he has the right to end his appeals.
Co-defendant Terry Nichols was convicted of federal charges of manslaughter and conspiracy, and was sentenced to life in prison. He faces state murder charges.
Hartley says he advised McVeigh against requesting an execution date, but will be at the hearing to advise McVeigh on legal issues, not to object.
Hartley refuses to discuss his client's reasons. "That's a personal thing, a right of privacy," he said.
On the day of the bombing, which also injured more than 500 people, McVeigh wore a T-shirt bearing the phrase: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
McVeigh did not testify at his trial, but during sentencing he made a brief statement, quoting from a 1928 opinion written by Justice Louis Brandeis in a wiretapping case: "Our government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill, it teaches the whole people by its example."
During a televised interview last March, McVeigh said he was angry and bitter over the Gulf War. He said his anger deepened when Randy Weaver's wife and son were killed during the standoff with federal agents at Ruby Ridge in 1992, followed eight months later by the Waco standoff.
McVeigh said at the time that if his appeals failed, he was prepared to die.
Kight doubts McVeigh will ever take responsibility for what happened.
"He has always blamed the government for his actions. If he says anything, it will be the same thing," she said.
Hartley said any statement about his case will be up to McVeigh.
"I don't expect the judge to question him about his reasons," Hartley said
http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAYOPQO3HC.html
