Another Lame Cherry Exclusive, under duress.
Page joined the military in Milwaukee in 1992 and was a repairman for the Hawk missile system before switching jobs to become one of the Army's psychological operations specialists, according to the defense official.
*****I'm warning you children that this traces back to the same BATF and Intelligence asset Leon Panetta, in the same way Hutatree and Oklahoma City traced back to Clinton and Obama.
I have just had it with victims and the blame on some Joker shooter who is the product of the American culture being raped and under attack.
Gee what do you get when you blame white males for every goddamned thing from women being whiners to afroids being black, but groups of angry white men who get tired of suffering wife beater syndrome and start reacting violently against unarmed groups.
Duh.
They all know this on the left in what they are up to, as that is why one hears the "angry white male" mantra of the Presidential campaigns of a few years ago. The cartel creates this scenario knowing certain whites will act out in feeling persecuted and the next thing we know is we are looking for.................well that Joker was a Tea Party manifestation by Brian Ross of ABC and that Wisconsin bandit was a white supremecist...........
Ah before you miss the point, the white supremecists are affiliated with the Hitler tribe in which Hitler was an Ashkenaz Rothschild, and Hitler was a Nazi. A Nazi is not right wing but a national socialist.........ah Obama and his NeoProgs are National Socialist quasi Marxists, so whatever this "white supremecist" turns out to be, he is a product of the Obama education and rape America claque.
Furthermore, these stories about the Sikh's being mistaken for Muslims. Hey maybe if Sikh's did not want to be mistaken for Muslims, maybe while in America, they should stop dressing up in those damned turbins, shawls and looking like they are bin Laden followers.
Do you think a little melting pot might be in order, sort of like German do not run around in fricking short pants, like Scots do not wear kilts, like...........say even Orthodox Jews look more like Amish Americans than, some Hitler youth brown shirts goosestepping around?
I have in my community a Chinese gal, who had a business which went tits up. She is a rather poured into her clothes person in blue jeans and t shirts. She always is clean and looks like she is a presence to be dealt with. Meaning she LOOKS AMERICAN.
There is no damned goofy Oprah African robes on her. There is no Holland wooden shoes. There is no stupid Mexican ponchos.
Do you get the point that the Mexican border busters look more American than the stupid damned American imports now being poured in by Obama meant to wipe out American culture which the cartel must break to overthrow America?
So too bad in the reality if people can not face it, in Batfag fans got shot, because they should have been home at midnight from a hard days work drifting off in prayers, instead of being in a theater which worships violence.
The Sikh's should have been American in worshipping Jesus, the God of America and dressing up in Church clothes instead of Indian frontier cloths.
If you do not want to get shot, then do not make yourself a target and do not condone NeoProg raping of the American culture for this multi cultural fray which is destroying America.
You really think this shooter in Wisconsin just happened? Do not remember Obama's war there now do you? How about all the violence unleashed by unions and the Obama sorts in trying to overthrow elections? Do not recall the black wilding one year ago unleashed on Wisconsin state fair goers now do you?
You don't think do you like Hutatree that there is not some BATF paid mole stoking up the whites in that Wisconsin gun owning community and that this white supremecist never was influenced by this do you?
You forgot how in 2009 in the Hutatree set up, that the federal police BRAGGED THEY HAD HUNDREDS of these Hutatree groups?
What do you think, they just disappeared and Obama just told the BATF to go home not keeping their created groups of nuts under surveillance?
You think about all of this in how a Congressional investigation should be launched in this, just to see what BATF was doing in Wisconsin. How about in the massive computer surveillance in America of phones, computers, BATF gun registration, tracking of all explosive materials purchased, just how was it the Colorado Joker "slipped" through that dragnet, unless there were orders to allow such events to initiate just like Trayvon Martin was part of Obama's black wilding of America in tapping into "black rage".
Obama has been stoking this racism through BATF since 2008 in the sham arrests before the election. It was all designed to get liberal whites to feel guilty for Obama and suppress all Obama resistance. It is why Obama deployed hundreds of stooges to crash websites to drown out pro John McCain posts with pro Obama posts.
This is all organized and it is past time that this predatory Obama regime with federal police come under federal investigation by Congress. Fast and Furious was government sponsored as was Hutatree.
Eric Holder knew Faisal Shahzad the New York bomber was armed with an assault weapon, and he had the federal police tracking him for day as he drove around, and then allowed him to enter an airport. It is beyond obvious that Eric Holder, knowing that Shahzad was a stooge for the Pak Intel, was hoping Shahzad would shoot up that airport or they would have arrested him immediately.
So if you do not want to get murdered, start acting like that Chinese American gal in belonging in America and not belonging in the Hindu Kush. If you want to some damned Russian, go back to Russia and have Putin bash your brains in. If you want to be some Indian, go back to Asia and eat dirt under some other regimes rule. If you want to be African, go back to Africa and cover yourself with flies for your designer robes.
So you Sikh's when you come to America, like the rest of your ilk, leave your robes behind. My family on all sides swore allegiance to America and not their old kings. They changed religions. They learned to speak English and they became Americans, and some of their peoples were held down on streets making them kiss the ground during World Wars to swear allegiance to America.......and it never hurt the mouthy bastards one bit.
So get yourself a JC Penny suit. Get yourself some blue jeans and at least get a trim on your hairy parts so you don't look Rasputin or like a Philistine womans gorilla legs.
Not all of us can be Louis Farrakhan hiding behind security, but even Louis puts on a suit and looks normal most days too.
Just get the point America, this violence happens because YOU AS GOOD PEOPLE DO NOTHING IN TEACHING THIS 3rd WORLD TRASH TO SUBMIT TO AMERICA, while you allow the cartels to rape white American souls so they react in violence, so all of you can stand around being blamed and add one more Rothschild link to your gulag chains.
I will not play this game anymore according to the satan rules of blame America.
You Sihks have a responsibilty to be Americans, in thought, word, deed and Jesus. You have a responsibilty to buy a big American gun for your idol religion, so when some Obama product shows up from the abyss and blows you to hell, that you shoot back and blow him to hell and not wait around for the police to bleed and die for your sins.
nuff said
Page was a "frustrated neo-Nazi" who led a racist white supremacist band, the Southern Poverty Law Center said Monday.
How is it the SPLC happens to have surveillance files on this Page ready to dispense to AP?
How is it AP just happens to have a multi state staff writing on this story with all of this illegal surveillance of Americans by a non profit group.....and just happens to have that illegal leaks from the regime coming from the Pentagon?
Page joined the Army in 1992 and was discharged in 1998, according to a defense official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release information yet about the suspect
This was all a set up.
Post Script: This post was moved, moved to drafts when published, frozen and then it was censored of the Southern Poverty Law Center quotes, the AP quotes and the Pentagon illegal leaks quotes.
Just all coincidence.
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Sikh temple shooter said to be white supremacist
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Aug 6, 11:07 AM (ET)By DINESH RAMDE and TODD RICHMOND
Aug 6, 11:07 AM (ET)By DINESH RAMDE and TODD RICHMOND
OAK CREEK, Wis. (AP) - The gunman who killed six people at a Sikh temple
in Wisconsin before he was shot to death by police was identified
Monday as a 40-year-old Army veteran and former leader of a white
supremacist metal band.
First Assistant U.S. Attorney Greg Haanstad in Milwaukee identified the shooter as Wade Michael Page. Page joined the Army in 1992 and was discharged in 1998, according to a defense official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release information yet about the suspect.
Officials and witnesses said the gunman walked into the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in suburban Milwaukee and opened fire as several dozen people prepared for Sunday services. When the shooting ended, seven people lay dead, including Page. Three others were critically wounded in what police called an act of domestic terrorism.
Page was a "frustrated neo-Nazi" who led a racist white supremacist band, the Southern Poverty Law Center said Monday. Page told a white supremacist website in an interview in 2010 that he had been part of the white-power music scene since 2000 when he left his native Colorado and started the band, End Apathy, in 2005, the nonprofit civil rights organization said.
He told the website his "inspiration was based on frustration that we
have the potential to accomplish so much more as individuals and a
society in whole," according to the SPLC. He did not mention violence in
the website interview.
End Apathy's biography on the band's MySpace page said it began in 2005
and was based in Nashville, N.C. It said their music "is a sad
commentary on our sick society and the problems that prevent true
progress."
Joseph Rackley of Nashville, N.C., told the AP on Monday that Page lived with his son for about six months last year in a house on Rackley's three acres of property. Wade was bald and had tattoos all over his arms, Rackley said, but he doesn't remember what they depicted. He said he wasn't aware of any ties Page may have had to white supremacists.
"I'm not a nosy kind of guy," Rackley said. "When he stayed with my son, I don't even know if Wade played music. But my son plays alternative music and periodically I'd have to call them because I could hear more than I wanted to hear."
Page joined the military in Milwaukee in 1992 and was a repairman for the Hawk missile system before switching jobs to become one of the Army's psychological operations specialists, according to the defense official.
So-called
"Psy-Ops" specialists are responsible for the analysis, development and
distribution of intelligence used for information and psychological
effect; they research and analyze methods of influencing foreign
populations.
Fort Bragg, N.C., was among the bases where Page served.
Police in the temple's hometown of Oak Creek, Wis., planned to release more information about their investigation Monday. Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said the FBI was leading the investigation because the shootings are being treated as domestic terrorism, or an attack that originated inside the U.S.
Satpal Kaleka, wife of the temple's president, Satwant Singh Kaleka, was in the front room and saw the gunman enter the temple, according to Harpreet Singh, their nephew.
"He did not speak, he just began shooting," said Singh, relaying a description of the attack from Satpal Kaleka.
Kaleka
said the 6-foot-tall bald white man - who worshippers said they had
never before seen at the temple - seemed like he had a purpose and knew
where he was going.
"We never thought this could happen to our community," said Devendar
Nagra, 48, of Mount Pleasant, whose sister escaped injury by hiding as
the gunman fired in the temple's kitchen. "We never did anything wrong
to anyone."
Late Sunday, the investigation moved beyond the temple as police, federal agents and the county sheriff's bomb squad swarmed a neighborhood in nearby Cudahy, evacuated several homes and searched a duplex. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Tom Ahern said warrants were being served at the gunman's home. Residents were allowed to return to their homes Monday.
During a chaotic few hours after the first shots were fired around 10:30 a.m., police in tactical gear and carrying assault rifles surrounded the temple with armored vehicles and ambulances. Witnesses struggled with unrealized fears that several shooters were holding women and children hostage inside.
Edwards said the gunman "ambushed" one of the first officers to arrive at the temple as the officer, a 20-year veteran with tactical experience, tended to a victim outside. A second officer then exchanged gunfire with the suspect, who was fatally shot. Police had earlier said the officer who was shot killed the suspected shooter.
The wounded officer was in critical condition along with two other victims early Monday, authorities said.
Tactical units went through the temple and found four people dead inside and two outside, in addition to the shooter.
Jatinder Mangat, 38, of Racine, a nephew of the temple's president, said when he learned that people had died, "it was like the heart just sat down."
Balginder Khattra of Oak Creek, said Monday that his 84-year-old father, Suveg Singh Khattra, was among the six people police said were killed. Khattra says his father didn't speak English but loved living in America.
Sikhism is a monotheistic faith founded more than 500 years ago in South Asia. It has roughly 27 million followers worldwide. Observant Sikhs do not cut their hair; male followers often cover their heads with turbans - which are considered sacred - and refrain from shaving their beards. There are roughly 500,000 Sikhs in the U.S., according to estimates. The majority worldwide live in India.
The Sikh Temple of Wisconsin started in 1997 with about 25 families who gathered in community halls in Milwaukee. Construction on the current temple in Oak Creek began in 2006, according to the temple's website.
Sikh rights groups have reported a rise in bias attacks since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The Washington-based Sikh Coalition has reported more than 700 incidents in the U.S. since 9/11, which advocates blame on anti-Islamic sentiment. Sikhs are not Muslims, but their long beards and turbans often cause them to be mistaken for Muslims, advocates say.
The shootings also came two weeks after a gunman killed 12 people at movie theater in Colorado.
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Associated Press writers Gretchen Ehlke and Scott Bauer in Milwaukee; Patrick Condon in Minneapolis; Sophia Tareen and Michelle Janaye Nealy in Chicago; Larry Neumeister in New York; and Pauline Jelinek and Eileen Sullivan in Washington contributed to this report.
First Assistant U.S. Attorney Greg Haanstad in Milwaukee identified the shooter as Wade Michael Page. Page joined the Army in 1992 and was discharged in 1998, according to a defense official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release information yet about the suspect.
Officials and witnesses said the gunman walked into the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in suburban Milwaukee and opened fire as several dozen people prepared for Sunday services. When the shooting ended, seven people lay dead, including Page. Three others were critically wounded in what police called an act of domestic terrorism.
Page was a "frustrated neo-Nazi" who led a racist white supremacist band, the Southern Poverty Law Center said Monday. Page told a white supremacist website in an interview in 2010 that he had been part of the white-power music scene since 2000 when he left his native Colorado and started the band, End Apathy, in 2005, the nonprofit civil rights organization said.
Joseph Rackley of Nashville, N.C., told the AP on Monday that Page lived with his son for about six months last year in a house on Rackley's three acres of property. Wade was bald and had tattoos all over his arms, Rackley said, but he doesn't remember what they depicted. He said he wasn't aware of any ties Page may have had to white supremacists.
"I'm not a nosy kind of guy," Rackley said. "When he stayed with my son, I don't even know if Wade played music. But my son plays alternative music and periodically I'd have to call them because I could hear more than I wanted to hear."
Page joined the military in Milwaukee in 1992 and was a repairman for the Hawk missile system before switching jobs to become one of the Army's psychological operations specialists, according to the defense official.
Police in the temple's hometown of Oak Creek, Wis., planned to release more information about their investigation Monday. Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said the FBI was leading the investigation because the shootings are being treated as domestic terrorism, or an attack that originated inside the U.S.
Satpal Kaleka, wife of the temple's president, Satwant Singh Kaleka, was in the front room and saw the gunman enter the temple, according to Harpreet Singh, their nephew.
"He did not speak, he just began shooting," said Singh, relaying a description of the attack from Satpal Kaleka.
Late Sunday, the investigation moved beyond the temple as police, federal agents and the county sheriff's bomb squad swarmed a neighborhood in nearby Cudahy, evacuated several homes and searched a duplex. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Tom Ahern said warrants were being served at the gunman's home. Residents were allowed to return to their homes Monday.
During a chaotic few hours after the first shots were fired around 10:30 a.m., police in tactical gear and carrying assault rifles surrounded the temple with armored vehicles and ambulances. Witnesses struggled with unrealized fears that several shooters were holding women and children hostage inside.
Edwards said the gunman "ambushed" one of the first officers to arrive at the temple as the officer, a 20-year veteran with tactical experience, tended to a victim outside. A second officer then exchanged gunfire with the suspect, who was fatally shot. Police had earlier said the officer who was shot killed the suspected shooter.
Jatinder Mangat, 38, of Racine, a nephew of the temple's president, said when he learned that people had died, "it was like the heart just sat down."
Balginder Khattra of Oak Creek, said Monday that his 84-year-old father, Suveg Singh Khattra, was among the six people police said were killed. Khattra says his father didn't speak English but loved living in America.
Sikhism is a monotheistic faith founded more than 500 years ago in South Asia. It has roughly 27 million followers worldwide. Observant Sikhs do not cut their hair; male followers often cover their heads with turbans - which are considered sacred - and refrain from shaving their beards. There are roughly 500,000 Sikhs in the U.S., according to estimates. The majority worldwide live in India.
The Sikh Temple of Wisconsin started in 1997 with about 25 families who gathered in community halls in Milwaukee. Construction on the current temple in Oak Creek began in 2006, according to the temple's website.
Sikh rights groups have reported a rise in bias attacks since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The Washington-based Sikh Coalition has reported more than 700 incidents in the U.S. since 9/11, which advocates blame on anti-Islamic sentiment. Sikhs are not Muslims, but their long beards and turbans often cause them to be mistaken for Muslims, advocates say.
The shootings also came two weeks after a gunman killed 12 people at movie theater in Colorado.
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Associated Press writers Gretchen Ehlke and Scott Bauer in Milwaukee; Patrick Condon in Minneapolis; Sophia Tareen and Michelle Janaye Nealy in Chicago; Larry Neumeister in New York; and Pauline Jelinek and Eileen Sullivan in Washington contributed to this report.
