Projection via marinating accusation-din

**Nelson3** · 06-02-2009, 02:31 AM

Yeah, that's the closest I could come to a headline for a now-familiar pattern.

Familiar? It's everywhere all the time! The Enemy has an agenda, the enemy accuses regular people of the agenda so loud, so often, so sensationally, that the din drowns even the thought in the public's mind that things may not be as described. Voila, the public is now marinated with the Big Lie!

You could call it accuse the accuser, except that this is a (distinctly gewish) mode of it, a twofer: before your mark has a chance to even perceive your crimes, accuse him of them at din-level as long as it takes to drive him totally bonkers. Thus it may be generations before he ever becomes the accuser, by which time everything's ruined and his accusations will be all but moot.

You get to commit the crime (or run the epochal genocide campaign) without anybody noticing it like forever, they're so busy deflecting your flaming arrows of madness.

It's definitely the Big Lie, even when gews accuse the goyim of their real crimes, because the implcation is always that gews and other minorities are the goyim's totally innocent victims.

Absolutely everything the gews whites of doing -- bigotry, hate, discriimation, racism, apartheid, segregation, separatism, supremacism, ethnic cleansing, and even eugenics -- are things the gews have done and apotheosized.

Absolutely everything -- down to the last detail.

`Psychological projection, or "Freudian projection", [is] a defense mechanism in which one attributes to others, one’s own unacceptable or unwanted thoughts or emotions' -- Wikipedia.

Via IHR:

Zionist Eugenics: ‘Do Not Have Children If They Won't Be Healthy!'

Haaretz (Israel) - 2004

A shocking study reveals how key figures in the pre-state Zionist
establishment proposed castrating the mentally ill, sterilizing the
poor and doing everything possible to ensure reproduction only among
the `best of people.’ / Castrating the mentally ill, encouraging
reproduction among families "numbered among the intelligentsia" and
limiting the size of "families of Eastern origin" and "preventing ...
lives that are lacking in purpose" - these proposals are not from some
program of the Third Reich but rather were brought up by key figures in
the Zionist establishment of the Land of Israel during the period of
the British Mandate. It turns out there was a great deal of enthusiasm
here for the improvement of the hereditary characteristics of a
particular race (eugenics).


Edited by: Nelson3

**Nelson3** · 05-04-2010, 03:43 AM

We must thank Don for daily racking up the stories that matter most in ANUNews. Here's a beaut:

http://snardfarker.ning.com/profiles...-hutaree-milit ia-case-falls?xg_source=shorten_twitter
May 3, 2010 <a style="" href="http://lewrockwell.com/" target="_blank" target="_blank">
The Hutaree Case Falls Apart</a> 
Posted by William Grigg on May 3, 2010 11:53 AM 
 
Federal District Judge Victoria Roberts has ruled that the nine members
of the so-called Hutaree Militia accused of plotting to wage war
against the Regime can be released on bail. Prosecutors had argued that
bail should be denied because the group posed a severe danger to public
safety. 
 
The Hutaree group is accused of â€œseditious conspiracyâ€ â€” specifically,
plotting to murder a law enforcement officer and then follow up with
opportunistic attacks on other LEOs who would attend the funeral. This
would supposedly precipitate a wide-scale revolt. 
 
Conversations discussing that scenario were reported by a federal
informant who infiltrated the group and thoughtfully offered to teach
them how to make improvised explosive devices. 
 
While federal prosecutors have provided ample evidence that members of
the Hutaree are passionately anti-government â€” what decent person
isnâ€™t? â€” they havenâ€™t been able to demonstrate that the group did
anything more than engage in survivalist training and indulge in
apocalyptic rhetoric.......

Thus, the most dangerous and violent government in the "free world" has again accused the innocent and peaceable of being dangerous and violent and totally disrupted their lives, possibly destroying their futures...... and then that government (actually the entire government/media complex, and beyond) has been grossly embarrassed by its own hypocrisy and recklessness.

The System never gives its victims the microphone so I'm checking out the Hutaree website myself, courtesy of Wikipedia's hatchet job on the group. There's a video screen in the middle of their homepage. I've just listened to the first two speeches in it (icons showing a speaker, a Confederate Flag and a swastika flag) -- they are simply wonderful, straightforward, sober preachments people need today but will never get from pulpits.

An email I've been meaning to send, and just finalized:

Greetings, Carlton. Did you ever write an article mentioning my Patriot Network or the other people's? 
Your industry seized on the Hutaree militia as an emblem of supposed right-wing danger, but it looks like yet another false alarm for the collection. This just in via the world's all-around best and least-known news feed, www.anunews.net: 
http://snardfarker.ning.com/profiles...-hutaree-milit ia-case-falls?xg_source=shorten_twitter 
Would you please resend to me all your original messages and responses? I want to turn them into an article. I believe I was the last to reply. 
Thanks -- /\/.\/\/. 
At 08:46 PM 3/31/2010, you wrote: 
<blockquote cite="">Nelson,

 
Thanks again. Here are some follow-ups. I appreciate your answers. I've been trying to get in contact with the SPLC again but I keep getting the dodge...

 
1. You said the 5-year goal is to "raise public consciousness such that tyranny is no longer possible." What is the plan to do that? I don't need specifics, but just in general. Rallys? Recruiting? The web? 
 
2. You said, "Our program is helping them reclaim and maintain their rights, one of the most concrete benefits any community can receive." What program is this and so far would you say it had been successful or there is more work needed? 
 
3. There is no military training...no torture training....no militant arm....Why does the SPLC seem comfortable publishing that their is and why aren't more people questioning what they say?

 
4. In response to your question about Mr. Clarkson: I was mainly referring to some of the more active people on patriotnetwork.net. Seems that their are clear leaders and clear followers on the site who seem pretty active online and in their communities if everything they say on the site is true. I was looking on the site about a week ago but my login has been disabled since then. The only things I know about Mr. Clarkson are from the Patriot Network site - it just didn't seem as radical as the other sites.

 
5. So just to be clear: There is no militant/militia arm of the Patriot Network?

 
6. I know you said all background and ethnicities are welcome but is the Patriot Network linked to violent anti-government groups or white supremacists as the SPLC says?

 
7. Last question...on the SPLC site it also says the Patriot Network was involved in bomb threats and threats to city officials, the article specifically names you and Mr. Clarkson as talking heads in that area. In 2004 were you/The Patriot Network even involved in bomb threats or threats of violence or intimidation?

 
Best,

 
Carlton Purvis

 
Multimedia Journalist

Morning News

310 S. Dargan St.

Florence, SC 29506

(843) 506 3078

cpurvis@florencenews.com

 
<hr style="font-family: Courier New,Courier,mono;">
From: Nelson Waller [mailto:torpenhow@charter.net]

Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 8:09 PM

To: Purvis, Carlton A.

Subject: Patriot Network

 
---- CPurvis@florencenews.com wrote: 
> Mr. Waller, 
> 
> 
> They are as follows: 
> 
> 1. The SPLC lists the Patriot Network as an active militia in South 
> Carolina. Are you an armed militia in South Carolina? 
************No. 
> 
> 2. You are based out of Anderson, SC but do you have any active members 
> in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina? (the reason I ask if because 
> that is our coverage area) If so, about how many? 
*************We don't discuss that. 
> 
> 
> 
> 3. What is the typical day like for a member of the Patriot Network? How 
> much time do you spend working on programs? Are you active in your local 
> community? Do you do any things like fundraisers, events etc. ? 
************Our members come from all backgrounds and ethnic groups. Many find us because they're being oppressed by predatory bureaucracies. Our program is helping them reclaim and maintain their rights, one of the most concrete benefits any community can receive. We hold dinner meetings in various communities to reacquaint Americans with their Constitutional heritage. We have also held public demonstrations at IRS offices and so forth, another form of educational outreach and citizen engagement. Some members have run for political office, some are college professors, many are activists in other ways. I was at the state house lobbying last week. I'm an experienced journalist too. 
> 
> 4. The SPLC says you often engage in "right-wing antigovernment 
> militancy." What kinds of activities are they referring to? 
**********None. We simply demand that government and taxing bodies obey the law and learn their Constitutional boundaries, the same as the founding fathers and mothers. The IRS and the socialists that love it speak of "illegal tax protesters" as if protest is a crime. Did they ever hear of the American Revolution or the Bill of Rights? 
<x-tab style="font-family: Courier New,Courier,mono;"></x-tab>The SPLC is totally discredited but every the entire "mainstream" media apparatus continues to treat them as holy prophets. 
http://books.google.com/books?id=c33...amp;pg=PA24&am p;am p;lpg=PA24&dq=splc+%22rates+charitable+%22&amp ;source=bl &ots=64YUCk968P&sig=RPWOqrTRSqLMtSuCGGE0x8 P08BE& hl=en&ei=wtazS8faE8OC8ga536XsCg&sa=X&o i=book_res ult&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAYQ6AEwAA #v=onepage &q=splc%20%22rates%20charitable%20%22&f=fa lse 
> 
> 5. They also mention the Patriot Network in an article about militias 
> training their members in military tactics and interrogation techniques 
> like water boarding. Is there any type of military type training that 
> you take part in? 
*************No. 
> 
> 6. On patriotnetwork.net specific forums for gunsmithing, rifle and 
> fieldcraft and survival are some of the most active. Do you feel that 
> the average citizen should be afraid or concerned about violence from 
> groups like the Patriot Network? If no/yes, what is the purpose of the 
> militant arm of The Patriot Network? 
> 
***************That site is a surprise to us -- we have no connection with it. Not the first time it's happened. 
> 
> 
> 7. What do you feel about the state of the country now? 
****************We agree with Ron Paul, Judge Andrew Napolitano and other traditionalist statesmen that it's perilous. 
> 
> 
> 
> 8. What are some things The Patriot Network hopes to accomplish in the 
> next five years? 
*****************In concert with other freedom organizations, raise public consciousness such that tyranny is no longer possible. 
> 
> 
> 
> 9. Now on to the current news... What are your thoughts on the Hutaree 
> Militia? Had you heard of them prior to this week's news? If so how did 
> you hear about them? 
************We had never heard of them. 
> 
> 
> 
> 10. What do you think their overall goal was by planning their attack? 
**************We haven't studied it, but my personal guess is that they were trying to imitate Janet Reno and Donald Rumsfeld. 
> 
> 
> 
> 11. In your opinion, do you think their plans and goals are similar to 
> many militia groups around the country or they were a particularly more 
> militant group? 
**************They appear to me to have little in common with the militia mainstream. 
> 
> 
> 
> 12. Had you ever met Robert Clarkson in person? What was he like? (Im 
> wondering for my own personal curiosity because he doesn't seem as 
> militant as some of the other names/people associated with The Patriot 
> Network) 
*************Such as whom? See my tribute to Robert at bottom. 
> 
> 
> Also, would you be interested in working on stories with me in the 
> future and/or sending me information that may contribute to better 
> knowledge of the Patriot Network? And would I be able to give you a call 
> sometime - not for interview purposes but just to introduce myself 
> formally and tell you more about myself. 
***************That depends on how much good faith comes out in your work. We've been doing this for decades, we have no illusions. 
> 
> 
> Thanks a lot for your help with this I may have a few follow up 
> questions, but I'll wait to hear from you. 
************Feel free to for now. /\/.\/\/. 
> 
> 
> Carlton Purvis 
> 
> 
> Multimedia Journalist 
> Morning News 
> 310 S. Dargan St. 
> Florence, SC 29506 
> (843) 506 3078 
> cpurvis@florencenews.com 
> 
****************************************** 


A commentary intended as springboard for news article tributes -- expanded from a subscriber's submission in the 3/5/10 issue Southern Heritage News and Views email digest.

A true Confederate hero died this week

I (Nelson Waller) know many of you were aware of the extraordinary life of Dr. Robert Clarkson and his many, many years of all-out warfare against the new world order. And I know how tragically few people in the South and the country have ever heard of this great man. Ten whole installments of SHNV might begin to sum up his saga, but it would be a tight squeeze at that.

I and other SHNVers were privileged to work and celebrate life with Robert in, around, and thousands of miles beyond his native South Carolina, and it's my extremely unhappy duty to report that he died last Sunday morning after half a year's struggle with stomach cancer and other conditions.

For purely tactical reasons of space my draft obituary of him (below) didn't include a word about his Southern service, but that, too, was lifelong and remarkable. Robert was a direct descendant of many Confederate heroes (including a drafter of the CSA's Constitution) and of Thomas Heyward, a signer of the US Declaration of Independence. Every time you would mention meeting anybody who was anybody in SC -- even a jeweler whose Greenville store I once noted in giving him directions -- he would truthfully allow how he was related to them, had known them in school, trained with them in the army or whatever. The Chief Justice of South Carolina was aware of our hero -- he'd accidentally dropped a tree on her father's house in their younger days! (No real damage.) The present SC Attorney General is his cousin -- second or third or so. They grew up in the same large, extended family together. Mr. McMaster gave him some help with his 1990s stay in the federal gulag.

Schooling untold thousands of citizens in Constitutional self-defense against predatory bureaucracies was what put him on the map of patriotic history. He held thousands of informational meetings and appeared on hundreds of radio and TV talk shows. A video of his appearance on the Brian Wilson TV program has sold many copies in the PN catalog of materials. But suing the high and mighty was his other main mission -- always where it was most deserving, be it the tax thieves, DOJ or co-President Hillary. He probably had a dozen such actions going at any given time. He sued to get SPLC demons and their brainwashing schemes thrown off of military bases, and we suspected some were.*

SHNV readers may remember a suit by Robert, Patriot Larry and me on the Stephens County, Georgia school system over their hate crimes against us in a Confederate flag demonstration in Toccoa. We "lost" that one but not without bringing the educrats there lots of really bad publicity and almost certainly costing them in 6 figures for legal bills. (Wonder if the citizens of Stephens ever noticed how expensive these paper shufflers got?)

Robert instigated and led the production of many save-the-flag rallies in SC, Georgia and NC. He was a walking encyclopedia of American, Southern and South Carolinian history and on the American and South Carolinian systems of law, justice and "income" taxation. His store of general street smarts and practical knowledge was equally vast. Our hero was a dealer in Southern goods throughout the main Confederate flag conflict and a protagonist in many C-Flag protest actions. He founded (and headed for 30 years) the Patriot Network, a national circuit of local Constitutional tax freedom study clubs which has doubled when needed as the Southern Rights Association.

All of this and infinitely more he carried out modestly, selflessly, engagingly, ironically, and often hilariously. He stopped many patriots' tax audits cold right in IRS examining rooms, often wearing a red cape on which his self-parodying "superhero" name, The Great One, was emblazoned in in big gold letters. A page on some of his early work:

www.patriotnetwork.info/news_articles_by_robert_clarkson.htm

What words will never convey is what an unaffected country boy Robert remained till the end despite his great learning, nonstop fierce fighting, and real inner gentility. For those of you who never met him, try imagining one of the Little Rascals grown to about 6 feet tall and close to 300 pounds with a legal mind like a steel trap and a Founding Father's view of tyranny and corruption. Or picture a teddy bear of those dimensions -- a living, giving, friendly, totally benign and disarming one that the has caused the IRS more damage than almost anybody else by its own admission! A mustachioed, bespectacled ursid that typed his killer legal pleadings with two fingers, that quite naturally spoke and spelled like a Carolina low country Huckelberry Finn till the end, even as his siblings went for "mainstream" (even military) careers and personal styles.

Robert's memorial service was held in March in Anderson, S.C. where he had lived for 31 years excluding his years in federal and state gulags. Afterward, we did what Clarkson cohorts have alway done -- PARTY at a local steakhouse. Copies are available of both the program used -- by the family's wishes, shorn of everything not socially proper -- and one drafted earlier which recalled the man in all his politically incorrect glory.**

The Patriot Network (dot info) continues its work full time. It has historically included Constitutional study groups holding monthly meetings in a dozen or more cities, some of which continue as such.

Here are my rejected obituary, followed by my Southern View newspaper column containing many of RBC's malapropisms:

<<<Robert Barnwell Clarkson II, J.D., died March 1 after a struggle with stomach cancer. Born in Sumter, he served as a platoon commander in the 25th Infantry in Vietnam. After the war he graduated in economics from Clemson and earned the Juris Doctor at USC. Classed as a disabled veteran by way of PTSD to the end of his life, he nevertheless dedicated it to training and helping citizens defend themselves against predatory bureaucracies. Already in his college years he was litigating against illegal misuse of fees -- the student government association was financing an abortion hotline (when feticide was still illegal) and donating to socialist political candidates.

As a young attorney after the War he realized the IRS and state Department of Revenue were taking advantage of often weak and ill-informed working people, and the redressing of lawless tax collections became his primary focus -- often fre of charge. His Patriot Network "clubs" in cities around the country met (and still meet) in restaurants and celebrated life as they educated attendees. He produced and distributed thousands of books, videos and other resources and appeared as guest on hundreds of radio and TV talk shows. The organization continues since his demise.

Known for conviviality and hospitality as well as dedication to his work, Dr. Clarkson answered friends' phone calls with a jocular "Sue 'em all." He started making headlines in 1979 by turning an IRS appointment at his home into a "tea party" with real tea, a prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the sun in the agent's eyes at the picnic table. As reported with photo in the Greenville News, the agent left in a state of total confusion. Tea parties for many other taxpayers followed. Arrested for leading a demonstration in front of an IRS office in Greenville, Dr. Clarkson filed a First Amendment suit and "got a new roof out of it."

Archly dubbing himself "The Great One", he procedurally foiled thousands of tax proceedings. His work became nationally recognized and legally embattled. It often took him into courtrooms where he helped citizens apply what they had learned in his seminars. Called twice before the state Supreme Court for his activities, Dr. Clarkson and his associates successfully defended against the charges and sometimes had the dour justices laughing in spite of themselves. His third of a century in legal and political work brought awards from the Justice Times, Freedom Law School and similar organizations.

A libertarian icon and occasional candidate for political office, Dr. Clarkson put the Constitution Party (then the Taxpayers Party) early and permanently on the ballot in South Carolina.

He was a member of the Western Carolina Sailing Club and a life member of VFW.

Scion of a large family long notable in South Carolina history, he is survived by his daughter, Caroline Hinkelman and husband, Travis, of Lincoln, Neb.; grandchildren, Gabby and Owen; mother, Frances Clarkson of Sumter; brothers, Jim Clarkson of Columbia, twin brother Dargan Clarkson of Sumter and brother Thomas Clarkson of Kingsville, Texas; and sisters, Fran Clarkson and Bess Long, both of Pawleys Island.

Memorial gifts may be sent to:

Hospice and Palliative Care Foundation </blockquote>

Edited by: Nelson3

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