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Official: 3 dead after shooting at Kansas City-area Jewish center

Hassan yelled "allah akbar" before he started shooting up tje clinic at Fort Hood, but I bet you don't consider him a Muslim terrorist.

No i do.
 
Spent enough time in the US to understand that Kanas isn't a hot bed for Muslim anti-Jewish attacks.

Anything else you want to get out of the way tonight? Would you like help removing that stick from your arse?

Lived in the US my entire life, and I would make the same assumption.

OTOH, psycho nut cases seem to everywhere these days...
 
No I ruled out Muslims based on the Heil Hitler in the Police car the rest is just common sense in my opinion. Again if you had read this before you jumped into the thread we wouldn't be having this discussion, but you didn't and you looked very silly from the outset.

Ayup, pure common sense.
 
They're all the same.

Saying that nazism is not compatible with either of those ideologies. Its far from the same. Please dont bring up the typical "national SOCIALIST German workers party" card.
 
CBSNews just tweeted: "JUST IN: Suspect in Kansas Jewish center shootings identified as Frazier Glenn Miller, 73, former KKK grand dragon"
 
Why would someone be against assuming that someone is a bit of a neo-nazi if they're going around shooting Jews and screaming Heil Hitler?

Also:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frazier_Glenn_Miller,_Jr.

In 1980 Miller founded the White Patriot Party, which developed from the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a local chapter. It was a paramilitary organization with an ideology influenced by the Christian Identity theology. Miller was the leader and principal spokesman for the organization until his arrest in 1987, after which the organization soon dissolved.

The WPP was avowedly pro-Apartheid, and openly advocated the establishment of an all-White ethnostate in the territory of the American South.

During his time as leader of the WPP, Miller unsuccessfully sought both the Democratic Party 's 1984 nomination for Governor of North Carolina,[SUP][4][/SUP] and the 1986 Republican Party's nomination for a seat in the United States Senate.[SUP][5][/SUP]

After going underground, Miller was arrested on April 30, 1987, on numerous Federal criminal charges in the company of three other men (Tony Wydra, Robert "Jack" Jackson, and Douglas Sheets), who were also taken into Federal custody.[SUP][6][/SUP] After his arrest, Miller agreed to testify against several other defendants in a major Federal sedition trial in Arkansas. He served three years (1987-1990) in Federal prison, following his conviction for weapons violations, as well as for violating the injunction proscribing him from engaging in paramilitary activities.[SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP]

More on Christian Identity:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Identity#Racialism

According to Chester L. Quarles, professor of criminal justice at the University of Mississippi, some of the Christian Identity movement's followers believe that non-Caucasian peoples have no souls, and can therefore never earn God's favor or be saved.[3][4] Believers in the theology affirm that Jesus Christ paid only for the sins of the House of Israel and the House of Judah and that salvation must be received through both redemption and race.

Christian Identity supporters believe in the Second Coming and Armageddon. Predictions vary, including race war or a Jewish-backed United Nations takeover of the US, and they endorse physical struggle against what they see as the forces of evil.[43]

Well, he's definitely in line with neo-nazi beliefs.
 
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He even unsuccessfully ran in the Democratic primary for North Carolina governor in 1984 and as a Republican for a state Senate seat in 1987, the SPLC said

Oh thank god we won't have the debate as to which party he belongs to. That will eliminate 10-15 pages of postings of finger pointing.

And to settle previous arguing he has been both a Ku Klux Klan and part of the neo-Nazi's The Order. Pretty much spent his whole life hating blacks and Jews.

I imagine there is a small group of people that are celebrating their fellow member for bravely shooting an unarmed grandfather and his 14 yr old grandson. That is the group I want to see the Feds bring their army from the Nevada ranch and land on their front doors with guns a blazing.


Former KKK Leader Suspected in Kansas Jewish Center Attacks: Sources - NBC News
 
Plenty of neo nazis in Kansas, the state is so boring that people try to find something to do.
 
From the wiki article on the guy: "After his arrest, Miller agreed to testify against several other defendants in a major Federal sedition trial in Arkansas."

What? Has anyone heard of these major sedition trails? When was that news?
 
From the wiki article on the guy: "After his arrest, Miller agreed to testify against several other defendants in a major Federal sedition trial in Arkansas."

What? Has anyone heard of these major sedition trails? When was that news?

Seriously that's what I thought when I read that too,
 
Seriously that's what I thought when I read that too,

I did a search. The Feds indicted 13 losers for sedition. They were all found not guilty at trial. Every single one.
 
from the wiki article on the guy: "after his arrest, miller agreed to testify against several other defendants in a major federal sedition trial in arkansas."

what? Has anyone heard of these major sedition trails? When was that news?

1988
usa v. Stephen samuel miller et al: 87-cr-2-3
usa v. Robert eugene jackson et al: 87-cr-57-01-5
 
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