CJC Zionists Fund Nazis

Henry Makow runs Ezra Levant’s article about the CJC organizing Nazis in Canada.

http://www.henrymakow.com/canadian_jewish_congress_propp.html

Here is an article from Arthur Topham with some more background, exposing Levant as a little Zio-Nit:

http://www.radicalpress.com/?p=1005 & http://ziofascism.net/blog/?p=981

excerpt:

The main point again, if I may, is that throughout this whole exercise in Zionist propaganda and mind-control, we are seeing, as is par for the course, Zionist Jews playing the lead roles in both sides of this seemingly controversial battle over Section 13(1). Levant is a Zionist. Asper is a Zionist. Bernie Farber is a Zionist. An unholy trinity of vipers out to bewitch the public with their sophistry and media magic, aided and abetted by their crypto-Zionist supporters (the “dummies”) who have no real idea what the Big Picture is all about.

At the end of the Levant rant we see the same old hatred spewed forth against the Germans just to remind those readers (again) who may have forgot their daily Zionist catechism of the Great Persecution and the Holocaust and “gas chambers” and Cotler’s “New anti-Semitism” creed now being slipped surreptiously into the Zionist culture we tend to think of as being truly “Canadian”.

And here’s something found on Usenet(posted by harry.maxtor.von.stien ):

Twenty years after the Canadian Nazi Party vanished, CSIS, Canada’s spy
agency, inserted an operative named Grant
Bristow into another rag-tag racist group called the Heritage Front. Unlike
Garrity, Bristow didn’t play second-fiddle.

He became the boss, turning the Heritage Front into Canada’s leading white
supremacist group. This time it wasn’t just Jewish money that was spent
propping up neo-Nazis - NOTE: - all taxpayers paid for it. Your money….

Which brings us to the present day - and back to Rabbi Bulka and the section
13 censorship law. Canada’s largest customer of section 13 is Richard
Warman, who has been the complainant in all but two cases heard by
the tribunal this decade. The CJC was so impressed that they gave Warman an
award.

But, in a stunning human rights tribunal ruling last month, Warman himself
was rebuked for posting anti-Semitic comments on Stormfront, a neo-Nazi
website, including a message calling Jews “scum.”

Editor’s note: Ezra Levant’s revelations about the Canadian Jewish Congress
organizing the Canadian Nazi Party has a corollary in the United States.
Although not covered by the corporate media, Morris Dees’ Southern Poverty
Law Center played a role in the OKC bombing, as revealed in the following
declassified FBI memo:

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36475

(Name redacted) telephone call from (name redacted) on or about 4/17/95,
two days prior to the OKBOMB attack, when (name redacted) of the SPLC, was
in the white supremacist compound at (redacted), Oklahoma, notes the
director.”

The Daily Gazette reports, “References to an informant working for the
SPLC at Elohim City on the eve of the Oklahoma City bombing raises serious
questions as to what the SPLC might know about McVeigh’s activities during
the final hours before the fuse was lit in Oklahoma City - but which the
SPLC has failed to disclose publicly.”

Dees confirmed the presence of an informant at Elohim City at a recent
press conference, the paper reported.

“If I told you what we were doing there, I would have to kill you,” Dees
replied when asked to explain.

Dees has been critical of the so-called right-wing militia movement in the
U.S., having written books and articles about the subject. His critics
believe the attacks have been exploitive and designed to raise donations for
his tax-exempt foundation.

The memo and its revelations should be taken into consideration now that
corporate media hysteria concerning alleged Holocaust museum shooter James
von Brunn has reached a fever pitch and CBS journalists are calling for a
round-up of “right-wing extremists.”
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/06/12/usnews/whispers/main5083962…

(From a letter to the Ottawa Citizen from Levant, April 27, 2009)

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Nazis+best+simply+ignored/1536856/s…

In 1965 and 1966, the Canadian Jewish Congress helped organize the
fledgling Canadian Nazi Party. That sounds crazy, but it’s true, and I wrote
about it in Shakedown, my new book about Canada’s human rights commissions.

In a letter to the editor in the Citizen last week, the CJC’s current
co-president, Rabbi Reuven Bulka, called my book’s description of the CJC’s
role “fiction.” He said all the CJC did for the Nazis was buy them a bottle
of rum.

It’s true that the CJC did buy drinks for Nazis in the 1960s. That’s
pretty strange in itself, and I’d like to hear more of Rabbi Bulka’s
thoughts on spending Jewish charitable donations that way. But the CJC did a
lot more than that: they hired an ex-cop named John Garrity to go to work
for the Canadian Nazi Party.

Garrity helped organize that rag-tag band of losers, though they never
amounted to anything except for fodder for the press.

There were only a dozen active Nazis when Garrity joined them and they
weren’t really a political party. He called them “harmless misfits,” and
they were - their leader, John Beattie, was a nervous, gaunt, unemployed
24-year-old clerk who spent much of his time dodging angry Jews who tried to
beat him up. (One of Garrity’s jobs was to help Beattie escape street
fights.)

Garrity brought more than just rum to the Nazis. He brought with him
pretty much the only organizational talent the group had. They put him in
charge of membership. Garrity called himself the “Heinrich Himmler” of the
party, and a “Nazi leader for the Jewish Congress.”

I’d like Rabbi Bulka’s thoughts on that, too.

Of course, Garrity helped his paymasters at the CJC, too, giving them
information about the names of party members and donors. And when Garrity
finally quit the Nazis, he wrote a tell-all about his adventure in Maclean’s
magazine.

Garrity larded that report with personal insults toward Beattie and the
Nazis. But he did acknowledge that they had never done, or even contemplated
doing, anything illegal. All of the violence he witnessed was directed at
Beattie, usually by Jewish vigilantes. “Sadly, it is the . anti-Nazi
extremists who, in their attempts to destroy Beattie, provide him with most
of the publicity he craves. If it weren’t for the riots and the assaults and
the public protest meetings they hold, there’d be no real news in Beattie,”
Garrity wrote.

And that is the importance of this story and why I put it in my book about
human rights commissions. Beattie hadn’t done anything illegal. He was just
a loser who believed in a discredited ideology. But the CJC wanted to bring
in political censorship laws and I believe they needed to build up the
threat to persuade Parliament to abridge Canada’s freedom of speech.

Garrity puffed up a group of Nazi nobodies into a national menace, first
through organizational support and then through spectacular media publicity.
And, sure enough, Parliament enacted section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights
Act, which censors offensive speech.

That’s become a pattern. Twenty years after the Canadian Nazi Party
vanished, CSIS, Canada’s spy agency, inserted an operative named Grant
Bristow into another rag-tag racist group called the Heritage Front.

Unlike Garrity, Bristow didn’t play second-fiddle.

He became the boss, turning the Heritage Front into Canada’s leading white
supremacist group. This time it wasn’t just Jewish money that was spent
propping up neo-Nazis - all taxpayers paid for it.

Which brings us to the present day - and back to Rabbi Bulka and the
section 13 censorship law. Canada’s largest customer of section 13 is
Richard Warman, who has been the complainant in all but two cases heard by
the tribunal this decade. The CJC was so impressed that they gave Warman an
award.

But, in a stunning human rights tribunal ruling last month, Warman himself
was rebuked for posting anti-Semitic comments on Stormfront, a neo-Nazi
website, including a message calling Jews “scum.” Warman has stated that he
was attempting to gather information on real Nazis, but the tribunal called
his actions “disappointing and disturbing,” and ruled that he risked
encouraging more hateful messages himself.

Warman’s actions appalled the tribunal, but apparently not the CJC. Just
as the CJC did with Garrity, Nazi opponents continue to stir up neo-Nazi
incidents - as if there aren’t enough real threats to Jews as it is.

Perhaps Rabbi Bulka can explain that one, too. (End of letter)

I’m pleased that the Citizen gave me so much room to reply. In doing my
research I found out a lot more about the CJC’s role in building up the Nazi
Party - one of the craziest stories I’ve ever come across. I think it’s
fascinating from so many angles: politically; religiously; legally;
historically. It really is stranger than fiction. I think there’s enough
material there to form an entire book in itself - especially when added to
the CJC’s discreditable conduct in the Grant Bristow affair, and their
ongoing, unseemly relationship with Stormfront member Richard Warman.
Incredibly, the CJC still stands by Warman even after the Canadian Human
Rights Tribunal condemned him for his anti-Semitic propaganda. You’d think
that would be something the Jewish Congress might care about.

My only quibble with the Citizen is with the headline they put over the
op-ed: “Neo-Nazis are best simply ignored”. I don’t believe that and that’s
not the message of my op-ed. It’s a false dichotomy to set up the only two
alternatives as “ignoring” Nazis, or doing what the CJC does (building them
up, then getting the government to prosecute them). I think there are plenty
of other options, such as rebutting and debating neo-Nazis, campaigning
against them, teaching against them, politicking against them, etc. That
takes more work than the lazy CJC would do - they’re too busy campaigning
against global warming.
http://www.environmentaldefence.ca/pressroom/viewnews.php?id=462

Part of me hopes that Burny [CJC CEO Bernie Farber] will write another
historically revisionist reply for Rabbi Bulka to sign, so I can take
another whack at them. But the more collegial part of me hopes that Rabbi
Bulka will cut his losses and stop covering for his organization’s bad
behaviour 40 years ago - and their bad behavior today.

………………

OKC BOMBING FALLOUT
Declassified FBI memo
reveals twists in probe
Info to be used by Nichols’ attorneys
to implicate others in mass murder
Posted: January 06, 2004
5:00 pm Eastern

A recently declassified FBI memo obtained by an Oklahoma newspaper contains
several revelations concerning the Oklahoma City bombing investigation that
could give attorneys for co-conspirator Terry Nichols ammunition to argue in
his next trial in March that there were more than just two people involved
in the crime.

The memo, transmitted electronically, was sent to the OKBOMB investigation
task force and a select group of FBI offices around the nation eight months
after the devastating 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
in Oklahoma City, reports the McCurtain Daily Gazette.

One of the revelations was the involvement of civil-rights attorney Morris
Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center in an informant operation. According
to the memo, the SPLC was involved in monitoring subjects for the FBI
believed to be linked to now-executed bomber Timothy McVeigh, the neo-Nazi
compound at Elohim City and the mysterious German national Andreas Carl
Strassmeir.

The Daily Gazette says the memo, dated Jan. 4, 1996, was heavily redacted.
It mentions individuals the FBI believed were involved in two cases -
OKBOMB, the probe of the OKC bombing, and BOMBROB, which involved a
wide-ranging search for a group of neo-Nazi bank robbers in the mid-1990s.

Six people eventually were arrested in connecting with the BOMBROB
investigation, the paper reported, all of whom had ties to Elohim City.

Only two people have been charged in relation to the OKC bombing: McVeigh
and Nichols. But attorneys for Nichols, who faces 161 counts of first-degree
murder on top of a federal life-sentence conviction, likely will use the
opportunity of his upcoming trial to implicate others in the crime, an act
that took the lives of 168 people.

The paper reports that the memo mentioned Strassmeir, though his name was
redacted. The German national was sought in early 1995 after in informant
told authorities about an alleged plot by Elohim City to bomb federal
facilities and kill a large number of people. Strassmeir has extensive
military know-how and was acknowledged to have provided terrorist training
to residents of the white-supremacist compound.

Controversy over a planned raid of Elohim City stalled efforts to arrest
Strassmeir, who eventually made his way to the safety of his politically
connected family in Berlin, the Daily Gazette reported.

The paper says one statement in the memo casts doubt on the theory that
Nichols was a conspirator in the bombing.

Wrote then-FBI Director Louis Freeh: “Prior OKBOMB investigation determined
that (name redacted) had placed a telephone call to (name redacted) on
4/5/95 a day that he was believed to have been attempting to recruit a
second conspirator to assist in the OKBOMB attack.”

The statement in the memo describing a phone call placed by McVeigh suggests
he was still searching for a partner a mere two weeks before the bombing.
Federal officials have argued, however, that Nichols was deeply involved in
the plot as far back as September 1994.

The involvement of the SPLC is mentioned in the following quote from the
memo:

“(Name redacted) telephone call from (name redacted) on or about 4/17/95,
two days prior to the OKBOMB attack, when (name redacted) of the SPLC, was
in the white supremacist compound at (redacted), Oklahoma, notes the
director.”

The Daily Gazette reports, “References to an informant working for the SPLC
at Elohim City on the eve of the Oklahoma City bombing raises serious
questions as to what the SPLC might know about McVeigh’s activities during
the final hours before the fuse was lit in Oklahoma City - but which the
SPLC has failed to disclose publicly.”

Dees confirmed the presence of an informant at Elohim City at a recent press
conference, the paper reported.

“If I told you what we were doing there, I would have to kill you,” Dees
replied when asked to explain.

“A lot of hate groups don’t like me,” Dees said. “I’ll tell you . when you
put them out of business and take their double-wides (mobile homes), they
don’t like it. We’ve sued a lot of these vicious hate groups over the
years.”

Attorney Stephen Jones, who represented McVeigh at trial in Denver, Colo.,
told the Daily Gazette he was not provided this information from the
government despite repeated motions filed with the court.

“We filed motions with the judge specifically asking for details of
surveillance activities at Elohim City and other places. We were told by
prosecutors that they had no records. Now you have some of them,” Jones told
the paper.

“Also, as you know the FBI kept saying they had no information linking
McVeigh to Elohim City beyond the one phone call on April 5. Well, as you
can see, there’s much more than that here.”

The FBI stands by its position there was no one else involved in the bomb
attack.

“We arrested everyone in this crime, and these conspiracy stories just waste
our time,” Gary Johnson, a spokesman for the Oklahoma City FBI office told
the paper.

Speculation has swirled about a larger group of people having been involved
in the bombing. As WorldNetDaily reported, Oklahoma City attorney John M.
Johnston said in 2002 he and others had gathered a “mountain” of evidence
that implicates Iraq in both the Oklahoma City bombings and the Sept. 11
attacks.

Reporter Jayna Davis, who has done extensive research on the bombing, also
asserts Iraq had a hand in the bombing.

Read WND’s extensive coverage of the OKC bombing.

……………….

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/06/12/usnews/whispers/main5083962…