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Hal Turner was FBI agent
Allaccess, a highly regarded broadcast website, reports...
"Internet talk show host HAL TURNER, facing charges of making terrorist threats against three federal judges in CHICAGO, has claimed that he was set up and was really working as an undercover agent for the FBI; now the 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". At one point, the paper says, the agency sent TURNER to BRAZIL to report on a plot to send non-military supplies to Iraqi "resistance fighters" battling American troops. An FBI memo obtained by the RECORD says that TURNER "has proven highly reliable and is in a unique position to provide vital information on multiple subversive domestic organizations ... (his) statistical accomplishments include over 100 subjects identified, over 10 acts of violence prevented and multiple subjects arrested." |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
On Nov 30, 4:56*pm, radiodavid wrote:
Allaccess, a highly regarded broadcast website, reports... "Internet talk show host HAL TURNER, facing charges of making terrorist threats against three federal judges in CHICAGO, has claimed that he was set up and was really working as an undercover agent for the FBI; now the 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". At one point, the paper says, the agency sent TURNER to BRAZIL to report on a plot to send non-military supplies to Iraqi "resistance fighters" battling American troops. An FBI memo obtained by the RECORD says that TURNER "has proven highly reliable and is in a unique position to provide vital information on multiple subversive domestic organizations ... (his) statistical accomplishments include over 100 subjects identified, over 10 acts of violence prevented and multiple subjects arrested." He was an informant! Not an agent.Big difference. You idiot. |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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. -- http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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. |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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. Welcome back Kevin. I was watching the bru-ha on Turner, i couldn't help but think of the Sons of A. on the FX network. this years story ran a Turner type, that in the end, the guys found out he was in bed with the FBI. so, TV = real life, who'd thunk? and what does that tell ya about Turners buddy Combs? his type always go for the money. Drifter... |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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 -- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / / / /\ \/ /\'Think tanks cleaned cheap' /\ \/ / /_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ Densa International© For the OTHER two percent. Due to the insane amount of spam and garbage, I block all postings with a Gmail, Google Mail, Google Groups or HOTMAIL address. I also filter everything from a .cn server. For solutions which may work for you, please check: http://twovoyagers.com/improve-usenet.org/ |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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. |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Watching WAPT 5:00 PM tv news,,,, A shooting in Times Square.
Today, in Jackson,Mississippi, a child at a learning center (Boys and Girls Club) was hit by a stray bullet which passed through two walls. A shooting in Times Square NEW YORK makes instant Worldwide NEWS! Let somebody in NEW YORK fart, and that makes instant Worldwide NEWS, I Say BULL****! cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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 |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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? |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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 |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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 |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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 |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Milwaukee, you say?
www.devilfinder.com Milwaukee Tools Factories in Mississippi There is a community/town in Mississippi by the name of Milwaukee. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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? www.devilfinder.com Mississippi Song cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
I think the tallest/highest hill in malarial climate (malarial climate
Mississippi, what is that? It is cold weather outside and it is also raining, suppose to get up to about 72 degrees next Monday. www.wxusa.com/wx1/Jackson-MS.htm ) Mississippi is only about 800 something feet tall/high.I haven't been to that hill, but I think that hill is more than tall/high enough to suit me. I recently read somewhere that the mosquitos in America have built up a defense against mosquito insecticides. Don't forget, there are a lot of mosquitos in California too, in fact, all over America. cuhulin, in malarial climate Mississippi |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
dave wrote:
Aside from the lack of topography and the malarial climate, I have nothing against the great state of Mississippi. Phil Ochs makes up for that. mike -- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / / / /\ \/ /\'Think tanks cleaned cheap' /\ \/ / /_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ Densa International© For the OTHER two percent. Due to the insane amount of spam and garbage, I block all postings with a Gmail, Google Mail, Google Groups or HOTMAIL address. I also filter everything from a .cn server. For solutions which may work for you, please check: http://twovoyagers.com/improve-usenet.org/ |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
"m II" wrote in message ... dave wrote: Aside from the lack of topography and the malarial climate, I have nothing against the great state of Mississippi. Phil Ochs makes up for that. mike "But it really wouldn't interest anybody, outside of a small circle of friends." |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Watching, How It's Made on the SCI tv channel, I just now saw this tv
commercial, www.alliedelect.com Check it out. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Who is Phil Ochs?
Everybody likes to beat up on pomouth backwater hick Mississippi. It doesn't worry me though, I am staying right here. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Y'all don't know it, and I am not a poet, but a lot of new construction
and also remodeling of some old buildings has been going on in down town Jackson,,, and it is still going on now.Jobs. www.devilfinder.com Riverwalk Project The Clarion Ledger Doggy and I (actually, she is sleeping under the electric blanket on her couch, that dog sure does Snore! sometimes) have to watch The Mouse That Roared on the TCM channel now. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Brenda Ann wrote:
"But it really wouldn't interest anybody, outside of a small circle of friends." Small circle? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lVzK_JR66Q&feature=fvw But let's not forget where we we http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IFbJU0VWhE I can hear Wallace spinning in his grave. mike |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
D. Peter Maus wrote:
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? Not really. I've only seen one belt lose a few teeth and that was on a really neglected bike. The rear belts they are changing are being done on the Harley recommended schedule. HD tried using primary belts a few years back, with predictable, heat related failures. A totally enclose primary will do that. It isn't Harley alone that makes me wonder. It's all engineering staff. I wandered around a car salvage yard a while back. It's amazing how many cars make it extremely difficult to get at the timing belt. On a Ford, the stupid belt was blocked by two other layers of belts and pulleys. It was more work to get at the thing than the actual change. A friend's Chev had to have the spark plugs changed. It is a V6, front wheel drive. You can not get at the three rear plugs without removing the coil pack first. There are two plastic fuse holder boxes, one on either side of the engine compartment. The problems only arise when you actually have to change a fuse. The two diagonal supporting struts that go to the front of the car block off access to both covers. They have to be loosened and swung out of the way. Just the thing for a dark night fuse change. The wind shield wiper fluid container is of a flattish design. It is bolted in tight against the top of the battery and completely covers it. To me, a battery is a maintenance item and should be accessible. GM appears to think it's not necessary. Access to headlight bulbs is also ridiculous. Too many cars make it extremely difficult to get at the plug in sockets. On my last Toyota, the battery had to be removed in order to get at the thing. Strangely, the Toyota used German H4 halogens and Michelin tires. A friend's new VW tdi has Chinese bulbs. mike |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
No timing belts in any of my old vehicles, everything else is easy
enough to get to,,, I Likes my old clunkers! www.devilfinder.com Caterpillar Remanufacturing in Mississippi Watching Rio Bravo on the AMC channel.I al tarred and also sleepy izz, fixin to cut the light anna hit the sack.Move over doggy, you wants ahh cookie? WOO WOO WOOF! cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Iuka.To the MOON, Alice!
www.devilfinder.com Rocket Manufacturing Iuka Mississippi My Rocket is bigger than yours. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
On 12/12/09 23:24 , m II wrote:
D. Peter Maus wrote: 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? Not really. I've only seen one belt lose a few teeth and that was on a really neglected bike. The rear belts they are changing are being done on the Harley recommended schedule. HD tried using primary belts a few years back, with predictable, heat related failures. A totally enclose primary will do that. It isn't Harley alone that makes me wonder. It's all engineering staff. I wandered around a car salvage yard a while back. It's amazing how many cars make it extremely difficult to get at the timing belt. You should see what it takes to change a belt on a 308. No wonder they pray at the factory. On a Ford, the stupid belt was blocked by two other layers of belts and pulleys. It was more work to get at the thing than the actual change. A friend's Chev had to have the spark plugs changed. It is a V6, front wheel drive. You can not get at the three rear plugs without removing the coil pack first. Not unlike my V-6 Caravans. I wondered how the engineers expected techs to get at the rear bank for things like plugs, and auto valve lash adjusters. Until I watched them at the dealer...they put the vehicle on a lift. From the rear, below, everything was directly accessible. Unlike the Vega. The back plugs were so recessed, they pulled the engine and tranny to get at the rear two plugs for a tune-up. There are two plastic fuse holder boxes, one on either side of the engine compartment. The problems only arise when you actually have to change a fuse. The two diagonal supporting struts that go to the front of the car block off access to both covers. They have to be loosened and swung out of the way. My Envoy is like that. But the only thing under the hood are relays and engine fuses. The general electrics are in two fuse boxes within the cab. Now, changing the serpentine belt couldn't be easier. There's a 1/2" drive hole on the tensioner. Plug a breaker bar into the hole, release the tension, the belt slips off. Put the new belt in place, pull the bar, again, slip the belt back on the tensioner. Done. 3 minutes. And the rest of that drive train is as easily accessed. Nice that it took them so long to 'get it,' but apparently, GM engineers finally thought about things like serviceability. The trouble is that when sales are off, the only things that keeps the retailers alive are the service bays. If they make it too easy for the owner, they put themselves out of business. Just the thing for a dark night fuse change. My Caravans had a light under the hood for night repairs. The wind shield wiper fluid container is of a flattish design. It is bolted in tight against the top of the battery and completely covers it. To me, a battery is a maintenance item and should be accessible. GM appears to think it's not necessary. Mostly, it's not. With the way those engines are shoehorned in to the bay, space for things like washer reservoirs is tight. Most batteries, today are maintenance free (a misnomer, but let's go with it for now.) The only time you need to touch one is when there's something wrong with it, and it needs to be replaced. Unlike my Studes, I've not touched a battery in a contemporary car in years. No need. And nothing to be done if there was. Access to headlight bulbs is also ridiculous. Too many cars make it extremely difficult to get at the plug in sockets. On my last Toyota, the battery had to be removed in order to get at the thing. Strangely, the Toyota used German H4 halogens and Michelin tires. A friend's new VW tdi has Chinese bulbs. LOL. Now, there's a difference I've noticed right away. The bulbs in my Chryslers were commonly available, and accessible, and replaceable by loosening a retainer ring on the back of the headlight assembly. Not tools required, or possible. Two minutes I could replace both headlights. My Envoy isn't much more difficult than that. Even my BMW two wheeler is tool free for the headlamp. But that H4 is a PITA to track down. So, I have to keep them in stock. One at the house, one in the tool kit on the bike. Plug, adjust and roll. But Germans are like that. My 450SE was easy to service. I had to change a belt wheel. Took the front of the car off to get at it, but I reassembled it in the dark and didn't have a washer left over. It only went together the correct way. The 190 SL is like that, too. And VW Type One is similarly simple. Dr Porsche was a master of elegant engineering, and if he could have pulled it off, there would have only been one moving part in the whole drive train. Service was simple, with common tools. I'm wondering what the current crop of hybrids is going to be like to wrench. With fatal voltages floating around, I"m not sure there's going to be much self-service potential. mike |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
California has some Swamps too.All U.S.A. States (Texas is a REPUBLIC)
have some Swamps, also Mosquitos. www.devilfinder.com Ingalls Shipbuilding Pascagoula Mississippi USS Cole, and many other Ships.The first Nuclear powered Submarine built in the South was built at Ingalls Shipbuilding.Ingalls built some Battle Ships for England.Nowadays, Ingalls Shipbuilding is part of Northrop Grumman, still Ingalls Shipbuilding to me! Backwater hick towns,,, Farm Towns, Ranch Towns, all over America.Nothing wrong with those Towns. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
Belt drive cars and little belt drive trucks, DAF Nederlands.
www.devilfinder.com DAF Cars Every once in a while, in my snail mail Popular Science magazines www.popsci.com and also in my snail mail Popular Mechanics magazines, www.popularmechanics.com new articles about new kinds of bicycles, belt drive bicycles and also new shaft drive bicycles. cuhulin |
Hal Turner was FBI agent
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