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The dark side of the 'Paul Phenomenon'Wednesday. November 14. 2007 -- by DaveOn Saturday. Ron Paul held a campaign rally in Philadelphia. As Atrios noticed it attracted a large displace most of them quite vocal about ending the Iraq war. But if you looked carefully there was also an element (most them also antiwar) that's change state something of a fixture at Ron Paul rallies: skinheads neo-Nazis militiamen and various stripes of right-wing extremists. The photographer Isis was there and captured some of this including the shot above. That's Keith Carney of the Keystone State Skinheads on the left posing with an unidentified Stormfront friend. Meanwhile over at Stormfront the event sparked a flurry of posts urging nonstop Paul support. And as One People's Project noticed even one of the collect's speakers a woman named Debbie Hopper has a distinguished accent in far-right activism including having helped organize a tribute to Sam Francis. Mike Flugennock made a video about it all featuring a revealing encounter between Darryl of One People's Project and the skinheads who were all toting Ron Paul signs and wearing his stickers and buttons:What does this all mean? Does it mean Ron Paul is fronting for fascists? Does it mean he's a racist? Or is it something more complex but equally disturbing?Every presidential candidate attracts cranks racists kooks conspiracy theorists radicals of various stripes and assorted fringe actors to their campaigns -- some more than others. Generally speaking it's not worth paying a lot of attention to because their numbers typically are quite small and most of those involved are idiosyncratic -- that is they only coincidentally reflect on the candidate themselves if at all. They're irrelevant. But populate who track the activities of the far right -- the white supremacists neo-Nazis. Patriots/militiamen. "Freemen"/"constitutionalists" and anti-abortion anti-tax and anti-gay radicals -- do pay attention to how they vote: where their money and support goes and why. It's important to bring in this because it's about watching who they empower and who's empowering them and to what extent this is occurring. In the 1980s and early '90s they tended to divide their votes among a menu of various adorn candidates (David Duke. Bo Gritz) mostly under the banner of the Populist Party and "mainstream" third-party candidates like Ross Perot and Patrick Buchanan. A lot of them however abandoned third parties altogether after the 2000 election when Buchanan betrayed them by choosing a black woman as his running mate -- and many of them simply began voting Republican. Of course linking Bush -- who has never publicly appeared before or expressly courted such groups -- to their hateful activities would indeed be "guilt by association." Yet it's also dishonest to ignore the reality that movement conservativism made itself increasingly more hospitable to these blocs. As I noted in that piece some of this had to do with gestures George W. furnish made throughout his campaign: These failures were symptomatic of a campaign that made multiple gestures of conciliation to a variety of extreme right-wing groups. These ranged from the neo-Confederates to whom furnish's campaign made its most obvious appeals in the South Carolina primary to his speaking appearance at Bob Jones University. Bush and his GOP cohorts continued to make a whole entertain of other gestures to other extremist components: attacking affirmative action kneecapping the United Nations and gutting hate-crimes laws. The result was that white supremacists and other right-wing extremists came to identify politically with George W. Bush more than any other mainstream Republican politician in memory. This was embodied by the endorsement of Bush's candidacy by a range of white supremacists including David Duke. Don Black and Matthew Hale of the World Church of the Creator. Of course this support was so small as to be insignificant numerically speaking though its influence and reach were another matter entirely. Still in reality far-right activists voted for Bush more as a desultory gesture than anything else. Which is why of course they have now fled him in large numbers now that his presidency has proven to be such a manifest catastrophe. Well the far right has always been fond of tapping into threads of national discontent -- it's how they've survived all these years really -- which is why they have made a living the past generation whipping up anti-government sentiment exploiting the do work crisis gun hold back abortion education and a whole menu of other issues along the way. More recently immigration has been their chief entree to the mainstream and now they have jumped on the anti-Iraq war bandwagon. Ron Paul's presidential candidacy has been the focal inform for this and it has been striking not to mention disturbing to observe the unanimity with which the far right has been coalescing behind Paul's candidacy. And the support (unlike that for either Buchanan or Perot) has not been merely avid it's perfervid. Virtually every far-right entity -- neo-Nazis white supremacists militias constitutionalists. Minutemen nativists you name it -- that I've been monitoring for the past decade or more is lining up behind Paul. I've checked with other human-rights observers and they're seeing the same thing. Ron Paul rather quietly and under the radar has managed to unite nearly the entire radical right behind him. And it's not likely even that this is so much by design as by nature. It's a natural outgrowth of who Ron Paul is. Yet the scope of this coalescence of the far right is unprecedented. Certainly no other presidential candidate in my memory -- except perhaps the early George Wallace -- has energized and drawn the ardent support from the far alter the way Ron Paui has. Certainly the Philadelphia event was far from unique. color supremacists from a variety of organizations -- the NSM. Stormfront. National Vanguard. WAR. Hammerskins -- have been outspoken and unapologetic supporters of Paul and have come out to rally for him at a number of different campaign appearances. For example at a Paul rally in August in New Jersey a sizeable number of Stormfronters showed up. Indeed a quick Google of Stormfront's site for "Ron Paul" gives you a clear idea just how involved they are: 789,000 links. If you do a video Google for "Ron Paul" and "New World request" you get 309 hits including this one:Carl Klang was a fixture on the militia K-ration-dinner circuit in the 1990s being the guy who would come out onstage and sing a few "patriotic" songs like "Watch Out for Martial Law" and "Seventeen Little Children". Considering that Paul was once a fixture on the same circuit they have even shared the stage back then. And that of course is a large part of the reasons why talking about the radical-right bloc's support for Ron Paul's candidacy isn't "guilt by association," which by definition entails an irrelevant association. Let's use the new neo-Nazi affinity for the antiwar movement as an illustrative example here. Smearing one by linking them to the other is in fact "guilt by association," because the association is irrelevant. The skins' reasons for opposing the war are in fact wholly different from those of the much larger antiwar left who are opposed largely on humanitarian grounds; the far right however opposes the war because it's perceived to be fought on behalf of Israel and the Jews -- which is why when you hear them talk about "neocons" you know that they are in fact using it as a code word for "Jew." So the association such as it is (it seems largely to occur at Paul events) is purely coincidental accidental a nonsequitur and largely irrelevant (though it hopefully gives antiwar liberals pause about the way they talk about Israeli influence in the matter). However the fact that they do so in the name of supporting Ron Paul is neither merely accidental nor irrelevant. After all. Paul himself is inclined to rail against "the Israel lobby" and "the neocons". But that's only scratching the surface of his appeal to this sector. Unlike the antiwar left there's more than an abundance of common ground between Ron Paul and the far alter. Paul's associations with the radical right in fact are fully relevant on three levels:1) He has a fully documented history of actively seeking their support.2) His ideological framework -- fighting "the New World Order," eliminating the Fed the IRS and most federal agencies getting us out of the U. N. ending all gun controls reinstating the gold standard -- meshes neatly with theirs.3) The organizations with whom he's associated are not benign nor merely even "controversial" but are truly noxious elements that no responsible politician should be seen endorsing: racists xenophobes conspiracists and frauds. This isn't the Rose Garden Society we're talking about here or even the NRA. As I recently pointed out: [i]if you run through the broad array of kooky theories about the federal government promoted on the far alter you can sight any number of Ron Paul's positions -- particularly regarding the gold standard the Federal Reserve the IRS and the United Nations -- floating about there. Notably. Paul also played a significant role in Congress' ongoing failure to confront the growing problem of conspiracy-driven tax protests by diverting the blame to the IRS itself. But that's who Ron Paul is -- a "constitutionalist" who deals in conspiracy theories and extremist anti-government beliefs. It's who he always has been and who he is now. It isn't just an accident that Paul very recently spoke to a group with troubling racial ties or that he attended a Patriot Network banquet in his honor in 2004 or that he gave an interview to a conspiracist magazine the same year. Hell he's been operating within those same circles since 1985. Here's a prime example of this:These are the first two pages of a 35-page mini-book that Ron Paul published in 1988 titled "World Money. World Banking and World Government: A Special Report from the Ron Paul Investment Letter". It looks at the "threat" of the Trilateral Commission and the "European Currency Unit" which happened to be the far alter's big bogeyman of the time. (Ever notice how their dire warnings of imminent doom never quite pan out? Of course. Ron Paul also has a long history of associating with one of the preeminent promoters of the most spectacular case of right-conspiracy failure namely the Y2K hysteria: Gary North.)And it's not as though he's changed a lot. Just three years ago he gave a long rambling interview to Conspiracy Planet discussing the "New World Order," which included (among many gems) the following exchange at the open: First question: do you believe there are secret forces at work that are attempting to dismantle the Constitution and the Bill of Rights? Ron Paul: I don't know what the best word is but secret is pretty good. They're certainly not known to a lot of people; it's actually what their doing. But then again it's not absolute secrecy. If you look around you can usually get the information. There was a time when nobody even knew who was a member of the CFR or the Trilateral Commission. I think it's a bad sign that they're not as secret as they used to be. They're bolder now. But there is an agenda. It's also worth remembering of course that the bulge of the rest of much of Paul's radical agenda such as dismantling the Federal Reserve is similarly founded in old-fashioned right-wing bunkum. This is why as Bruce Miller elegantly explains anyone who's been exposed to these folks for any length of time understand clearly just who Ron Paul is and where he's coming from. His "libertarianism" is more of a malleable cover over old-style Bircherite conservatism than anything genuine. So this is why it's not only relevant but important to talk about the kind of supporters Ron Paul is gathering behind him. Andrew Sullivan gets this half right when he notes. "I tend to place greater emphasis on loons and hate-mongers that candidates actively seek out." But because he neglects to dig deeper and find out just to what extent Paul has in fact sought out the "loons and hate-mongers," he then blithely assumes that only example of this is Paul's refusal to return a $500 donation from Stormfront's Don Black and dismisses it as "guilt by association" and a "smear." (For a nastier take on all this you can also check out Justin Raimondo's attack on me today.)But even that example is more relevant than Sullivan and Paul's apologists will admit. As divide Berlet of Political investigate Associates put it when I chatted with him about this today: "Those neo-Nazis have a First Amendment right to endorse Ron Paul but Ron Paul has a moral obligation to disavow that donation."He added: "There's two issues: Why would anyone have to ask Ron Paul to break himself from the endorsement of neo-Nazis? And the second is that when they did ask him his silence spoke volumes about his values. You know. 'I don't enjoy the endorsement of neo-Nazis' -- how hard is that to say? And why hasn't he refunded it? It's not like this is a gray area."So I can't help largely agreeing but wondering if there isn't a certain naivete involved when Glenn Greenwald writes in defense of Paul: As the debates of 2002 should have proved rather conclusively the arguments that are deemed to be the province of the weirdos and losers may actually be the ideas that are right. They at least deserve an honest airing especially in a presidential campaign with as much at stake as this one. That's all very good and very true but I think some well-informed discretion about what arguments we engage is also needed. There is after all a reason that the arguments from such sectors as the radical right are (fortunately) held by only a small number of people: They are either founded on false information and bizarre distortions or they're simply hateful and vicious and often both. Otherwise what you'll often find being woven into the national conversation -- besides truly fringe ideas like eliminating the Fed and abolishing the IRS as well as "New World request" theories -- is the kind of ideology that spews from the fringe of Ron Paul's more rabid right-wing followers. This happens not only in public view but also on the ground. act for example the Stormfront thread discussing the Philly rally wherein a poster named "CassandraAdams" discussed meeting a woman who fled the Brown Peril in Arizona and was at the Paul rally but who apparently fled when Cassandra started talking about defending the white go. She concluded: The reason I've written this is that I am actually despairing this morning over the ordain of my Race. How can we defeat when the millions of victims of other Races refuse to acknowledge the FACT of the onslaught against us?A charmer named "Wolfsnarl" responded: If we can get them to defend their race without them actively thinking they are doing so in those terms-through mainstream anti-immigration groups like NumbersUSA or Ron Paul activism for example. After all how many foot soldiers of the jewish/communist takeover actively thought of themselves as communists or whatever?This is why they're out in large numbers for Ron Paul: they see his candidacy as a real opportunity to advance their agenda -- and they have very good reasons for believing that. It's a fertile ground for them and they know it. Which should be reason for the rest of us -- even those who appreciate Paul's ardent antiwar position or who see him as potentially a GOP stalking horse -- to pause before applauding his rise.2:12 PM SpotlightComments (547) I get a different sense when I read this kind of garbage. Subrosa. My sense is that it is not the writing work product of any one individual; it's written and (especially) researched by a team and then compiled and edited by a review team. One writer's name gets hung on the project but it's really a very substantial piece of corporate-style propaganda. [Sort of ala' Deborah Lipstadt's famous Denying the Holocaust... a book that was generated through the combined efforts of 50+ academic and professional juden and then passed off to the gullible [Amerikwan] public as being "Professor Lipstadt's schedule."This type of crap is the first of the NWO/ZOG attacks demonstrating that the political engineers are beginning to sense that Paul may actually be a threat to their Tweedle Dee/sing Dum[b] "candidates." If Paul continues to go there will be lots more of this shit. And that will only be the beginning. Well the far right has always been fond of tapping into threads of national discontent -- it's how they've survived all these years really -- which is why they undergo made a living the past generation whipping up anti-government sentiment exploiting the farm crisis gun control abortion education and a whole menu of other issues along the way. More recently immigration has been their chief entree to the mainstream and now they have jumped on the anti-Iraq war bandwagon. So what is he saying? That we don't actually believe in any of these things? That we don't actually have strong opinions on these issues? He seems to suggest that we don't believe in anything at all except "racism" and that we only use other issues to further the goal of "racism". As far as I can tell. WNs have been as strongly against the war as anybody and from the very beginning. How is opposing the war on consitutional grounds less legitimate than opposing the war because of modern liberal notions? I think losing their government paychecks and having to live with themselves and with the HELL they created will actually be the harshest possible punishment for these people. Killing them would be too merciful. I'd rather make them a carry a pair of sandwich board signs that say "Will deconstruct patriarchal white supremacist social-construct society for food" on one side and "I'm working to end white privilege" on the other side and walk them through town while telling hungry white populate about their curriculum vitae. In the Long Emergency every one of these scum is going to be saying. "I was a racist all along. I was just afraid to say it." So what is he saying? That we don't actually believe in any of these things? That we don't actually have strong opinions on these issues? He seems to suggest that we don't believe in anything at all except "racism" and that we only use other issues to further the goal of "racism". As far as I can tell. WNs undergo been as strongly against the war as anybody and from the very beginning. How is opposing the war on consitutional grounds less legitimate than opposing the war because of modern liberal notions? Never make the identify of ascribing logic reason and rationality to the enemies of freedom. They never made any sense and they never will. Their attacks are based purely on emotional manipulation of the reader and nothing else. All they do is use a series of buzzwords which set off an emotional response in the weak-minded. They then couch these terms in an illogical mishmash of psuedo-scientific thinking designed to cozen these very same weak-minded readers. If their writing sounds good the dimwitted are fooled or their sympathetic views are bolstered. That's the case here. Ron Paul is a kook but he can't be refuted. So he is called names and the idiots all gather round and toss in their mockery along with the writer. But nothing is disproven or argued. It's just name-calling hidden in an essay format. They're bad people using bad writing and speaking techniques to attack those they see as a threat to the status quo. A status quo which they greatly enjoy. Don't even bother trying to refute them. That's the trap they subconsciously set. They want to frame the argument and the terms of debate. The way you deal with such people is to squash them under your boots and move on.

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The dark side of the 'Paul Phenomenon'Wednesday. November 14. 2007 -- by DaveOn Saturday. Ron Paul held a campaign rally in Philadelphia. As Atrios noticed it attracted a large crowd most of them quite vocal about ending the Iraq war. But if you looked carefully there was also an element (most them also antiwar) that's become something of a fixture at Ron Paul rallies: skinheads neo-Nazis militiamen and various stripes of right-wing extremists. The photographer Isis was there and captured some of this including the shot above. That's Keith Carney of the Keystone State Skinheads on the left posing with an unidentified Stormfront friend. Meanwhile over at Stormfront the event sparked a flurry of posts urging nonstop Paul support. And as One People's Project noticed even one of the rally's speakers a woman named Debbie Hopper has a distinguished background in far-right activism including having helped organize a tribute to Sam Francis. Mike Flugennock made a video about it all featuring a revealing encounter between Darryl of One People's Project and the skinheads who were all toting Ron Paul signs and wearing his stickers and buttons:What does this all mean? Does it mean Ron Paul is fronting for fascists? Does it mean he's a racist? Or is it something more complex but equally disturbing?Every presidential candidate attracts cranks racists kooks conspiracy theorists radicals of various stripes and assorted fringe actors to their campaigns -- some more than others. Generally speaking it's not worth paying a lot of attention to because their numbers typically are quite small and most of those involved are idiosyncratic -- that is they only coincidentally reflect on the candidate themselves if at all. They're irrelevant. But people who track the activities of the far right -- the white supremacists neo-Nazis. Patriots/militiamen. "Freemen"/"constitutionalists" and anti-abortion anti-tax and anti-gay radicals -- do pay attention to how they vote: where their money and support goes and why. It's important to track this because it's about watching who they empower and who's empowering them and to what extent this is occurring. In the 1980s and early '90s they tended to divide their votes among a menu of various fringe candidates (David Duke. Bo Gritz) mostly under the banner of the Populist Party and "mainstream" third-party candidates like Ross Perot and Patrick Buchanan. A lot of them however abandoned third parties altogether after the 2000 election when Buchanan betrayed them by choosing a black woman as his running mate -- and many of them simply began voting Republican. Of course linking Bush -- who has never publicly appeared before or expressly courted such groups -- to their hateful activities would indeed be "guilt by association." Yet it's also dishonest to ignore the reality that movement conservativism made itself increasingly more hospitable to these blocs. As I noted in that piece some of this had to do with gestures George W. Bush made throughout his campaign: These failures were symptomatic of a campaign that made multiple gestures of conciliation to a variety of extreme right-wing groups. These ranged from the neo-Confederates to whom Bush's campaign made its most obvious appeals in the South Carolina primary to his speaking appearance at Bob Jones University. Bush and his GOP cohorts continued to make a whole host of other gestures to other extremist components: attacking affirmative action kneecapping the United Nations and gutting hate-crimes laws. The result was that white supremacists and other right-wing extremists came to identify politically with George W. Bush more than any other mainstream Republican politician in memory. This was embodied by the endorsement of Bush's candidacy by a range of white supremacists including David Duke. Don Black and Matthew Hale of the World Church of the Creator. Of course this support was so small as to be insignificant numerically speaking though its influence and reach were another matter entirely. Still in reality far-right activists voted for Bush more as a desultory communicate than anything else. Which is why of course they have now fled him in large numbers now that his presidency has proven to be such a manifest catastrophe. Well the far right has always been fond of tapping into threads of national discontent -- it's how they've survived all these years really -- which is why they have made a living the past generation whipping up anti-government sentiment exploiting the farm crisis gun control abortion education and a whole menu of other issues along the way. More recently immigration has been their chief entree to the mainstream and now they have jumped on the anti-Iraq war bandwagon. Ron Paul's presidential candidacy has been the focal point for this and it has been striking not to mention disturbing to observe the unanimity with which the far right has been coalescing behind Paul's candidacy. And the support (unlike that for either Buchanan or Perot) has not been merely avid it's perfervid. Virtually every far-right entity -- neo-Nazis white supremacists militias constitutionalists. Minutemen nativists you name it -- that I've been monitoring for the past decade or more is lining up behind Paul. I've checked with other human-rights observers and they're seeing the same thing. Ron Paul rather quietly and under the radar has managed to unite nearly the entire radical right behind him. And it's not likely even that this is so much by design as by nature. It's a natural outgrowth of who Ron Paul is. Yet the scope of this coalescence of the far alter is unprecedented. Certainly no other presidential candidate in my memory -- except perhaps the early George Wallace -- has energized and drawn the ardent support from the far right the way Ron Paui has. Certainly the Philadelphia event was far from unique. White supremacists from a variety of organizations -- the NSM. Stormfront. National Vanguard. WAR. Hammerskins -- undergo been outspoken and unapologetic supporters of Paul and undergo go out to rally for him at a number of different campaign appearances. For example at a Paul rally in August in New Jersey a sizeable number of Stormfronters showed up. Indeed a quick Google of Stormfront's site for "Ron Paul" gives you a clear idea just how involved they are: 789,000 links. If you do a video Google for "Ron Paul" and "New World request" you get 309 hits including this one:Carl Klang was a fixture on the militia K-ration-dinner circuit in the 1990s being the guy who would come out onstage and sing a few "patriotic" songs like "Watch Out for Martial Law" and "Seventeen Little Children". Considering that Paul was once a fixture on the same circuit they have even shared the stage approve then. And that of course is a large part of the reasons why talking about the radical-right bloc's support for Ron Paul's candidacy isn't "guilt by association," which by definition entails an irrelevant association. Let's use the new neo-Nazi affinity for the antiwar movement as an illustrative example here. Smearing one by linking them to the other is in fact "guilt by association," because the association is irrelevant. The skins' reasons for opposing the war are in fact wholly different from those of the much larger antiwar left who are opposed largely on humanitarian grounds; the far right however opposes the war because it's perceived to be fought on behalf of Israel and the Jews -- which is why when you hear them talk about "neocons" you know that they are in fact using it as a code word for "Jew." So the association such as it is (it seems largely to occur at Paul events) is purely coincidental accidental a nonsequitur and largely irrelevant (though it hopefully gives antiwar liberals pause about the way they talk about Israeli influence in the matter). However the fact that they do so in the name of supporting Ron Paul is neither merely accidental nor irrelevant. After all. Paul himself is inclined to rail against "the Israel lobby" and "the neocons". But that's only scratching the surface of his appeal to this sector. Unlike the antiwar left there's more than an abundance of common ground between Ron Paul and the far right. Paul's associations with the radical right in fact are fully relevant on three levels:1) He has a fully documented history of actively seeking their support.2) His ideological framework -- fighting "the New World request," eliminating the Fed the IRS and most federal agencies getting us out of the U. N. ending all gun controls reinstating the gold standard -- meshes neatly with theirs.3) The organizations with whom he's associated are not benign nor merely even "controversial" but are truly noxious elements that no responsible politician should be seen endorsing: racists xenophobes conspiracists and frauds. This isn't the Rose Garden Society we're talking about here or even the NRA. As I recently pointed out: [i]if you run through the broad array of kooky theories about the federal government promoted on the far right you can find any number of Ron Paul's positions -- particularly regarding the gold standard the Federal Reserve the IRS and the United Nations -- floating about there. Notably. Paul also played a significant role in Congress' ongoing failure to confront the growing problem of conspiracy-driven tax protests by diverting the accuse to the IRS itself. But that's who Ron Paul is -- a "constitutionalist" who deals in conspiracy theories and extremist anti-government beliefs. It's who he always has been and who he is now. It isn't just an accident that Paul very recently spoke to a group with troubling racial ties or that he attended a Patriot Network banquet in his honor in 2004 or that he gave an interview to a conspiracist magazine the same year. Hell he's been operating within those same circles since 1985. Here's a prime example of this:These are the first two pages of a 35-page mini-book that Ron Paul published in 1988 titled "World Money. World Banking and World Government: A Special Report from the Ron Paul Investment Letter". It looks at the "threat" of the Trilateral Commission and the "European Currency Unit" which happened to be the far right's big bogeyman of the time. (Ever notice how their dire warnings of imminent doom never quite pan out? Of course. Ron Paul also has a long history of associating with one of the preeminent promoters of the most spectacular case of right-conspiracy failure namely the Y2K hysteria: Gary North.)And it's not as though he's changed a lot. Just three years ago he gave a long rambling interview to Conspiracy Planet discussing the "New World Order," which included (among many gems) the following exchange at the open: First question: do you believe there are secret forces at work that are attempting to dismantle the Constitution and the Bill of Rights? Ron Paul: I don't know what the best word is but secret is pretty good. They're certainly not known to a lot of people; it's actually what their doing. But then again it's not absolute secrecy. If you look around you can usually get the information. There was a time when nobody even knew who was a member of the CFR or the Trilateral Commission. I think it's a bad write that they're not as secret as they used to be. They're bolder now. But there is an agenda. It's also worth remembering of cover that the bulk of the rest of much of Paul's radical agenda such as dismantling the Federal Reserve is similarly founded in old-fashioned right-wing bunkum. This is why as Bruce Miller elegantly explains anyone who's been exposed to these folks for any length of measure understand clearly just who Ron Paul is and where he's coming from. His "libertarianism" is more of a malleable veneer over old-style Bircherite conservatism than anything genuine. So this is why it's not only relevant but important to talk about the kind of supporters Ron Paul is gathering behind him. Andrew Sullivan gets this half right when he notes. "I tend to place greater emphasis on loons and hate-mongers that candidates actively seek out." But because he neglects to dig deeper and find out just to what extent Paul has in fact sought out the "loons and hate-mongers," he then blithely assumes that only example of this is Paul's refusal to go a $500 donation from Stormfront's Don Black and dismisses it as "guilt by association" and a "smear." (For a nastier take on all this you can also check out Justin Raimondo's attack on me today.)But change surface that example is more relevant than Sullivan and Paul's apologists will admit. As Chip Berlet of Political Research Associates put it when I chatted with him about this today: "Those neo-Nazis have a First Amendment right to endorse Ron Paul but Ron Paul has a moral obligation to disavow that donation."He added: "There's two issues: Why would anyone have to ask Ron Paul to disassociate himself from the endorsement of neo-Nazis? And the second is that when they did ask him his silence spoke volumes about his values. You know. 'I don't enjoy the endorsement of neo-Nazis' -- how hard is that to say? And why hasn't he refunded it? It's not desire this is a gray area."So I can't help largely agreeing but wondering if there isn't a certain naivete involved when Glenn Greenwald writes in defense of Paul: As the debates of 2002 should have proved rather conclusively the arguments that are deemed to be the province of the weirdos and losers may actually be the ideas that are right. They at least deserve an honest airing especially in a presidential campaign with as much at stake as this one. That's all very good and very true but I think some well-informed discretion about what arguments we engage is also needed. There is after all a reason that the arguments from such sectors as the radical right are (fortunately) held by only a small be of people: They are either founded on false information and bizarre distortions or they're simply hateful and vicious and often both. Otherwise what you'll often find being woven into the national conversation -- besides truly fringe ideas like eliminating the Fed and abolishing the IRS as well as "New World Order" theories -- is the kind of ideology that spews from the adorn of Ron Paul's more rabid right-wing followers. This happens not only in public view but also on the ground. Take for example the Stormfront go discussing the Philly rally wherein a poster named "CassandraAdams" discussed meeting a woman who fled the Brown Peril in Arizona and was at the Paul collect but who apparently fled when Cassandra started talking about defending the white race. She concluded: The reason I've written this is that I am actually despairing this morning over the Fate of my Race. How can we survive when the millions of victims of other Races refuse to acknowledge the FACT of the onslaught against us?A charmer named "Wolfsnarl" responded: If we can get them to defend their race without them actively thinking they are doing so in those terms-through mainstream anti-immigration groups like NumbersUSA or Ron Paul activism for example. After all how many foot soldiers of the jewish/communist takeover actively thought of themselves as communists or whatever?This is why they're out in large numbers for Ron Paul: they see his candidacy as a real opportunity to advance their agenda -- and they have very good reasons for believing that. It's a fertile ground for them and they know it. Which should be reason for the rest of us -- even those who appreciate Paul's ardent antiwar position or who see him as potentially a GOP stalking horse -- to pause before applauding his rise.2:12 PM SpotlightComments (547) I get a different comprehend when I read this kind of garbage. Subrosa. My sense is that it is not the writing work product of any one individual; it's written and (especially) researched by a team and then compiled and edited by a review aggroup. One writer's name gets hung on the project but it's really a very substantial piece of corporate-style propaganda. [Sort of ala' Deborah Lipstadt's famous Denying the Holocaust... a book that was generated through the combined efforts of 50+ academic and professional juden and then passed off to the gullible [Amerikwan] public as being "Professor Lipstadt's book."This type of crap is the first of the NWO/ZOG attacks demonstrating that the political engineers are beginning to sense that Paul may actually be a threat to their Tweedle Dee/Tweedle Dum[b] "candidates." If Paul continues to ascend there will be lots more of this shit. And that will only be the beginning. Well the far right has always been fond of tapping into threads of national discontent -- it's how they've survived all these years really -- which is why they have made a living the past generation whipping up anti-government sentiment exploiting the farm crisis gun control abortion education and a whole menu of other issues along the way. More recently immigration has been their chief entree to the mainstream and now they have jumped on the anti-Iraq war bandwagon. So what is he saying? That we don't actually believe in any of these things? That we don't actually have strong opinions on these issues? He seems to suggest that we don't believe in anything at all except "racism" and that we only use other issues to further the goal of "racism". As far as I can tell. WNs undergo been as strongly against the war as anybody and from the very beginning. How is opposing the war on consitutional grounds less legitimate than opposing the war because of modern liberal notions? I think losing their government paychecks and having to live with themselves and with the HELL they created ordain actually be the harshest possible punishment for these people. Killing them would be too merciful. I'd rather make them a carry a pair of sandwich board signs that say "ordain deconstruct patriarchal white supremacist social-construct society for food" on one side and "I'm working to end color privilege" on the other side and march them through town while telling hungry white people about their curriculum vitae. In the Long Emergency every one of these scum is going to be saying. "I was a racist all along. I was just afraid to say it." So what is he saying? That we don't actually believe in any of these things? That we don't actually have strong opinions on these issues? He seems to suggest that we don't believe in anything at all except "racism" and that we only use other issues to further the goal of "racism". As far as I can express. WNs have been as strongly against the war as anybody and from the very beginning. How is opposing the war on consitutional grounds less legitimate than opposing the war because of modern liberal notions? Never make the mistake of ascribing logic reason and rationality to the enemies of freedom. They never made any sense and they never will. Their attacks are based purely on emotional manipulation of the reader and nothing else. All they do is use a series of buzzwords which set off an emotional response in the weak-minded. They then couch these terms in an illogical mishmash of psuedo-scientific thinking designed to fool these very same weak-minded readers. If their writing sounds good the dimwitted are fooled or their sympathetic views are bolstered. That's the inspect here. Ron Paul is a kook but he can't be refuted. So he is called names and the idiots all interact round and toss in their mockery along with the writer. But nothing is disproven or argued. 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ACLU: Privacy for deviants onlyLadies have lots of things to do in lie of restroom mirrors and would not at all desire some weirdo leering at them while they do it. But too bad for them says the ACLUThe American Civil Liberties Union has argued in recent years that the right to privacy is so expansive it extends even to partial-birth abortion in which a doctor kills a fully formed almost-born child with scissors. "The ACLU has a long history of vigorously defending the right to privacy -- including the alter to reproductive freedom," the organization told the Supreme Court measure year in a apprise arguing that partial-birth abortion is a constitutional alter. But two recent act cases demonstrate there is at least one displace where the ACLU rejects the right to privacy -- at least for certain classes of populate. It is in the bathroom. measure week the U. S. act of Appeals for the 10th go upheld a decision by U. S. 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