On 12/10/09 12:48 , Kevin Alfred Strom wrote:
radiodavid wrote:
[...]
[T]he BERGEN RECORD reports that its investigation has
turned up evidence confirming that TURNER was indeed working for the
FBI.
The paper's MIKE KELLY and PETER J. SAMPSON report that TURNER was
spying on his own right wing extremist followers under the code name
"Valhalla".
[...]

http://www.northjersey.com/news/crim...for_years.html



Interesting, isn't it, that arguably the worst and most stereotypically
nasty, foul-mouthed, and crime-encouraging figure on the "racial right"
turns out to have been almost entirely a bought and paid for creature of
the regime in Washington.

When I investigated the blowhard rhetoric -- and utterly fictional
manufactured "news" items -- that Hal Turner turned out, it became
obvious to me that there was something phony about the man. At that
point, I encouraged all responsible European-American activists to keep
many miles between Turner and themselves and to scrupulously avoid
giving him any publicity.

So far as I am concerned, such financing and running of phony leaders
and organizations by the Washington regime is utterly illegal and
unconstitutional. Such acts poison the free and open political discourse
that is supposed to characterize self-government.


With all good wishes,


Kevin, WB4AIO.



Not unlike the academic who created as much turmoil here, a few
years ago.

D. Peter Maus wrote:

Not unlike the academic who created as much turmoil here, a few years
ago.


Acehole did the stirring and did so at every opportunity.

How's the bike? I picked up a used '05 883 Sportster. The rubber
mounting makes a completely new machine out of the species. The thing is
downright civilized compared to the '75 xlh parked next to it.




mike



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On 12/10/09 17:14 , m II wrote:
D. Peter Maus wrote:

Not unlike the academic who created as much turmoil here, a few years
ago.


Acehole did the stirring and did so at every opportunity.


Actually, that's not exactly the case.



How's the bike? I picked up a used '05 883 Sportster. The rubber
mounting makes a completely new machine out of the species. The thing is
downright civilized compared to the '75 xlh parked next to it.

Bike is fast and smooth in the cold weather. Took it out after
the snowfall, yesterday. Very brisk riding.

As it should be.

Still haven't moved on the Road King, but that will come next
year. Unless PowerMotor Sports makes a deal on that Guzzi California.


heheheheh.

D. Peter Maus wrote:

Still haven't moved on the Road King, but that will come next year.
Unless PowerMotor Sports makes a deal on that Guzzi California.


heheheheh.


I like Guzzi. The shaft drive is great. The local Harley shops charge
1100 dollars to replace the rear belts on some models of the Big Twin.
Engineering at it's worst.

The rear wheel has to come out. Then the swing arm. The complete primary
cover also comes off, along with the clutch and primary chain.

It's over a half day labour. The belt is approx. 300 dollars.

I'll bet a lot of owners will be considering their options when trade in
time happens.


mike

On 12/10/09 22:33 , m II wrote:
D. Peter Maus wrote:

Still haven't moved on the Road King, but that will come next year.
Unless PowerMotor Sports makes a deal on that Guzzi California.


heheheheh.


I like Guzzi. The shaft drive is great. The local Harley shops charge
1100 dollars to replace the rear belts on some models of the Big Twin.
Engineering at it's worst.

The rear wheel has to come out. Then the swing arm. The complete primary
cover also comes off, along with the clutch and primary chain.

It's over a half day labour. The belt is approx. 300 dollars.

I'll bet a lot of owners will be considering their options when trade in
time happens.


mike


I deal with the factory shop in Milwaukee. They've been saying
since the belt first appeared that they don't even stock it because
breakages are so rare.

Are you seeing belt problems?

Shaft drive Bicycles too.I once read a book about Bicycles in World War
Two.Check your libraries for the book.

www.thenewspaper.com

Don't get a traffic ticket in Indianapolis! Those commies will fine you
$2500 if you challenge that traffic ticket.

Commercial on Super Talk Mississippi radio www.supertalkms.com
right now, O' O' O' O'Reillyyyyyyyy's,,,,,
There is an O'Reilly's auto parts store on Ellis Ave, about two miles
East behind doggy's couch.
cuhulin

Girl shot at Boys & Girls Club in South Jackson.
Child dies in house fire.
www.clarionledger.com

That news will Never make Instant Worldwide NEWS because podunk
backwater hick town Jackson,Mississippi U.S.A. isn't Center of the World
New York City, or Paris, or London, or Rome, and I Am Damn GLAD it
Isin't.
cuhulin

I have been reading Stratfor.com for over ten years.Does that make me
Cool, or what?
That married Irish woman wayyyyyyyy over yonder acrossit the big pond
would most likely say,,, I don't know about cool, but you sure so have
the Cheek!

www.stratfor.com/letters_to_stratfor

Hey, Con Air is on the TNT channel.
cuhulin

Milwaukee, you say?

www.devilfinder.com
Milwaukee Tools Factories in Mississippi

There is a community/town in Mississippi by the name of Milwaukee.
cuhulin

www.devilfinder.com
PACCAR Columbus Mississippi

Many, many years ago, Southerners moved up North to work in factories.A
LOT of Yankee's ancestors are Southerners.Mississippi is creating Jobs
and Factories.So, what is wrong with that?


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Mississippi Song
cuhulin