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1969: Communist Terrorist ‘Weathermen’ (later ‘Weather Underground’) terrorize Chicago.

Self described communists Bill Ayers, Jeff Jones, and Bernadine Dohrn (an admitted admirer of the mass murderer Charles Manson!) are original founders of ‘The Weathermen’, an organization of radicalized Red college students.

On October 5th of 1969, hoping to start city wide and nationwide riots, Ayers, Dohrn, Jones and their helmeted mob blow up a memorial to the 7 Chicago cops who were murdered by Reds in the 1886 bombing at Haymarket Square. A few days later, the Reds smash up a city block of Chicago. (Days of Rage) The drug crazed Weathermen are finally stopped by Mayor Daley’s riot police, and 287 violent ... Reds are arrested.

Weathermen endorse the 1969 ‘Manson Family’ murders.

Like the Weathermen & the Black Panthers, the hippie cult leader Charles Manson also wants to incite a “Race War” between Blacks & Whites.

FROM THE TERRORIST Dorn’s OWN MOUTH:

“Dig it! First they killed those pigs and then they put a fork in pig Tate’s belly. Wild!”....Offing those rich pigs with their own forks and knives, and then eating a meal in the same room, far out! The Weathermen dig Charles Manson!”

- Bernadine Dohrn voice recording commenting on the Tate & LoBianco murders

Flash Forward to today: Dohrn (holding up an old FBI Wanted poster) is proud of her terrorist past.

1970 - 1981: Communist ‘Weather Underground’ turns deadly

The Weathermen continue to carry out bombings through the 1970’s. In 1970, a bomb full of heavy metal staples detonates in a San Francisco police station. Officer Brian McDonnell is killed, and Officer Robert Fogarty is severely wounded and partially blinded. Nine others are also injured.

A disillusioned Weatherman turned FBI informant (Larry Grathwol) - later states that there is “irrutable and compelling evidence” — that Bill Ayers planned the bombing, and that Bernadine Dohrn planted the actual bomb.-

In 1981, some Red Weathermen team up with Black Panthers to rob a Brinks armored car in New York State. A Brinks guard and two cops are subsequently murdered.

Much, Much, More Here, w graphics/ photos:

http://www.tomatobubble.com/presidentpsycho.html

Thanks for the link, caver.

FROM THE TERRORIST Dorn’s OWN MOUTH:
“Dig it! First they killed those pigs and then they put a fork in pig Tate’s belly. Wild!”....Offing those rich pigs with their own forks and knives, and then eating a meal in the same room, far out! The Weathermen dig Charles Manson!”
- Bernadine Dohrn voice recording commenting on the Tate & LoBianco murders
Flash Forward to today: Dohrn (holding up an old FBI Wanted poster) is proud of her terrorist past.

Isn't she teaching at Columbia now?

Northwestern’s Resident Terrorist

Wednesday, February 16, 2005

Dohrn was one of the leaders of the Weathermen (a.k.a: the Weather Underground), a band of radical students and student-aged activists who emerged from the antiwar group, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). The Weatherman won the SDS elections in 1968 and then dissolved SDS, saying, “We've smashed the pig.” The Weathermen are responsible for multiple terrorist acts, including the bombings of the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon, Ft. Dix and office buildings in various U.S. cities. In fact, the group claimed credit for 12 terrorist bombings between 1970 and 1974 alone; and while no innocent civilians were killed:

1. They planned to blow up a social dance at Fort Dix. The bomb went off and blew three of the bomb builders up.

2. The police are investigating the bombing murders of two policemen attributed to Weatherman.

In other words, if no innocents were killed, it certainly wasn’t for lack of effort on the Weathermen’s part. The group’s lawlessness was hardly limited to setting explosives, as they also helped plan and execute the escape of Harvard professor and LSD advocate Timothy Leary from federal prison in 1970, furnishing him with a fake passport and smuggling him to a Black Panthers training camp in Algeria.

Bernardine Dohrn, tellingly enough, helped set the tone for the Weathermen’s militant agenda. She was arrested for assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest during an attempt to incite a riot during the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago and even spent time on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List. In 1969, shortly after members of the Manson Family committed the brutal Tate/LaBianca murders, Dohrn, speaking before an audience of SDS members, exclaimed, “Dig it! Manson killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them, then they shoved a fork into a victim's stomach.” Dohrn now claims to have made the remark in jest, “mocking violence in America.” Her recent characterization, however, injects some irony to her tale, as the Weathermen did their level best to increase the amount of violence in America during their heyday.

Ayers reportedly described the Weather Underground’s credo as such: “[k]ill all the rich people. Break up their cars and apartments. Bring the revolution home, kill your parents, that's where it's really at.”

Dohrn, for her part, failed to appear in court for her assault charges in Chicago, and opted instead to become, along with Ayers, a fugitive from justice, spending a decade on the lam. During that time, she was indicted for inciting a riot, and both she and Ayers were charged with a conspiracy to bomb police stations and other government buildings. The charges against Dohrn and Ayers were later dropped, not because of their innocence, but due to the government’s bungling of the case. Dohrn resurfaced in 1980, surrendering to the police and pleading guilty to charges of aggravated battery and bail jumping, for which she received 3 years probation and was ordered to pay a fine of $1500.

Two years later, Dohrn served seven months in jail for refusing to testify in front of the grand jury investigating a Brinks truck robbery in which another member of the Weathermen, Susan Rosenberg allegedly drove the getaway car. Dohrn chose not to cooperate with the government, claiming that the grand jury system was “illegal” and “coercive.”