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A Pox on Both Their Houses
The civil suit by Morris Dees, of the "Southern Poverty Law Center" against Richard G. Butler, the leader of Aryan Nations based at Hayden Lake, Idaho has concluded in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho at the Kootenai County courthouse.
Dees is not the great attorney he's made out to be. He has won in the past against impoverished defendants with incompetent or non-existent counsel, and largely through the science of jury-profiling, wherein expert analysts of the psychology of potential jurors are used to assist Mr. Dees in hand-picking a jury sympathetic to his goals.
While north Idaho is packed with obstreperous, intractable individualists for whom "gun control" are the two worst cuss words in the dictionary, such jurors did not make it through gun-grabber Dees' jury-profile net.
Moreover, the people of north Idaho have grown disgusted over the years with the derelicts and criminals who congregate at the Aryan Nations' church, and the irresponsibility of Aryan leader Richard Butler who neither trained or disciplined these human dregs who masqueraded as exemplars of Christendom and the white race.
Mr. Butler's Aryan Nations was established in the 1970s on 20 acres of farmland which were to be the first parcel in a growing territory to be set aside as a white people's enclave in the mountain Northwest. Thousands of whites over the years contributed funds to Aryan Nations' based on this concept of a "bastion." Some of these donors were shocked when last year the 82-year-old Butler announced that the land would not be set aside as an Aryan homeland after his death, but deeded to his non-political children as their private inheritance.
Butler has long preached a "Seedline" Christian Identity doctrine with remarkable Talmudic parallels. In the past few years this "Seedline" notion of a devil race has been conclusively debunked by scholar Ted Weiland in his book, "Eve: Did She or Didn't She?" ($8.00 postpaid from Mission to Israel, Box 248, Scottsbluff, NE 69363).
In spite of the fact that the "Seedline" hypothesis is no longer the dominant theology of Christian Identity, the media prefer to describe the movement in Seedline terms because media executives believe it discredits the movement as a whole.
Here in Idaho, Aryan Nations is not known as the headquarters of a viable white separatist organization staffed by an elite, but rather as a "homeless shelter" and "soup kitchen" for white drug addicts, felons on parole, child molesters and government informants.
Randy Weaver's wife Vicky and son Samuel would probably be alive today had Weaver not attended an Aryan Nations' event where he was befriended by informants for the Federal government's ATF gun police, and entrapped in an illegal gun scheme that resulted in a government shoot-out at his Ruby Ridge, Idaho cabin.
The two most significant government Cointelpro-style "black op" stings of the 90s, the infamous Oklahoma (OK) City Bombing and the lesser known organization that had a hand in the bombing, the Aryan Republican Army (ARA), were peopled by Aryan Nations principals.
For several years one of Mr. Butler's numerous "heirs-apparent" was Aryan Nations' "East Coast Ambassador" Mark Thomas. Mr. Thomas was implicated in the murder of a father and mother by their disgruntled skinhead sons in Pennsylvania.
He helped direct the shadowy ARA in a string of bank robberies organized by informants for the US Secret Service and the CIA. One of ARA's gunmen was with Timothy McVeigh the day of the OK bombing.
Before the bombing, McVeigh was spotted at a Spokane, Washington motel with two Aryan Nations figures, Chevie Kehoe and child molester and expert gunsmith Gregory McCrea. Kehoe would go on to slaughter William Mueller, an OK City bombing witness and his entire family. Kehoe was wearing an FBI tactical command jumpsuit when he perpetrated the murders.
Many of these investigative leads were explored by leftist David Hoffman (no relation to this writer) in his book, "The Oklahoma City Bombing and the Politics of Terror." Last year the FBI brought suit against its publisher, Feral House, to have the entire stock of several thousand copies destroyed.
Buford Furrow, the would-be mass murderer who opened fire on a Los Angeles daycare center last year, was an Aryan Nations' security guard.
Over the years Mr. Butler has served as a "useful idiot" for the Feds and their Zionist overseers by establishing no standards for screening, admission or membership, conducting no counter-intelligence and generally serving as the premiere FBI listening post and recruiting depot for agents-provocateur in the nation. Butler was also a recipient of millions of dollars worth of free publicity from an establishment media eager to promote this oaf and his band of drug addicts and jailbirds as the foremost spokesmen for white Christian dissidents.
Matters descended to the absurd a few years ago when Butler admitted a swarthy technician of American Indian descent to the Aryan "whites' only" compound. The technician was regarded as a "creepy character" by waitresses at a local diner. When Butler himself escorted the fellow to the eatery, the waitresses pleaded with Butler to get the "creep" out of the diner. Mr. Butler then proceeded to make a case for the right of the fellow to remain. The head of Aryan Nations was helping to integrate an Idaho diner.
Morris Dees' handlers, having the Zohar's "knowledge of the equilibrium," understand that Butler's usefulness to them has largely come to an end. Therefore it is salutary to send the vulture Dees on to the carrion, thereby making a martyr out of a useful idiot in the eyes of the slow-witted goyim.
It would have been nice to see Dees lose the case and for Butler to retire. But even if Dees had lost, Butler's attorney Edgar Steele had allegedly placed a $50,000 lien on the Aryan Nations' property, for legal fees already incurred even before the start of the trial.
The Hollywood Nazi image and devil-race hypothesis that Mr. Butler implemented and articulated is one the System would like to see continue. "By coincidence" --waiting in the wings to assume the Aryan Nations' mantle, is a wealthy north Idaho businessman who espouses the same devil race Seedline hypothesis as Mr. Butler.
This devil race concept, as Ted Weiland has demonstrated, comes from the Talmud. In subsequent research for my book, "Judaism's Strange Gods" I was able to track it to one of the foremost rabbis of Kabbalistic lineage, the "Holy Ari," Rabbi Yitzhak ("Isaac") Luria.
It would seem that behind the scene-flats of what passes for a simplistic dichotomy of "white supremacist" leader vs. "civil rights" attorney, a more esoteric game is afoot, one that has a vested interest in shaping and controlling the direction of white separatism, by infiltrating it with government-sponsored terrorists and "Aryans" with rabbinic mentalities.
Now with the jury's assessment of huge punitive damages in millions of dollars, the US Government's useful idiot, Richard G. Butler, will be glorified as a martyr by his comatose disciples, even as Dees rakes in millions from his mail-order sucker list, painting the octogenarian Butler's tottering organization as a fearsome white supremacist powerhouse snuffed out by Dees.
It's likely that the Aryan Nations' church and grounds, formerly the foremost listening post and recruiting depot for government-sponsored, black-op terrorists, will be seized and transformed into a kind of "holocaust" museum complete with guided tours.
Dees, the "civil rights" lawyer, is in reality the tool of Jewish supremacists, while Butler is a victim of his own irresponsibility and stupidity -- his degraded operation and degenerate personnel having served the System well by giving a consistent black eye to decent white Christian separatists.
Now that Butler's usefulness has come to an end, he'll be expelled from the plantation mansion and dumped into the fields, where his witless followers will adorn him with a martyrs' crown, even as Dees' Zionist bosses reward him handsomely for making the world safe for their peculiar strain of supremacism.
A pox on both their houses.
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