Posted on 07/12/2011 8:32:30 PM PDT by mamelukesabre
As if Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips’ embrace of the “birther” position and his support for restricting voting rights of non-property owners weren't enough, now his national Tea Party faction appears to be moving closer towards the embrace of full-fledged white nationalism.
(Excerpt) Read more at irehr.org ...
Tea Party Nation is one of the many many groups started to cash in and grab onto the coattails of the TEA party movement.
I think the tea they’re drinking is jimson weed. It ain’t the tea I drink.
Who are these dorks?!
What the heck is IREH??
Apparently a very leftwing, racist (anti-white) organization
The so-called Christian right, paleo-conservatism, and other far-right movements exist in a symbiotic relationship with nativism and white nationalism; and ideas and people flow between these movements, sometimes creating a whole that is bigger than its parts. In the current period, during the first months of the Obama administration, white nationalists have grown stronger in a milieu of racist and nationalist opposition to the status quo.
The combined experience of the Institute for Research & Education on Human Rights’ board members represents nearly a century of direct experience countering racism, anti-Semitism, white supremacy and white nationalist movements.
“The White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) population in America is headed for extinction and with it our economy, well-being and survival as a uniquely America culture.”
^^ Hasn’t the Census Bureau and the Democratic Party repeatedly said the same thing for almost twenty years now?
Except for the part about the economy collapsing and our culture being destroyed. That has already happened in bankrupt cities like Maywood, California though.
The Tea Party Nation is just another attempt to capitalize off the movement. If memory serves me correctly, it was started by some guys who are in the internet marketing business and have been accused of just using it to create email marketing lists.
After looking the site over I feel confident in saying it's just another Communist front organization, likely funded by Soros. It's just an updated version of the Communist fronts from the 1930s.
I agree.
No reason to argue with that. It is a question of how long. The Matador is about to deliver the death blow. In the nest week or so.
Now you know how Sitting Bull felt.
While I don’t care to dig into the details of this, I also don’t care for “Tea Party Nation.” Never saw any content of value come out of the joint. And they’re more interested in shilling for the GOP than they are in advancing conservatism.
A century? More like since they got funding from Zero’s administration-out of our taxes.
Dem agent provocateurs.
Just remember. Nazi means National Socialist.
Socialist. Liberals are them.
They aren’t part of the Tea Party.
It does suggest an awareness among the left that the Tea Party is a force to be reckoned with. Undoubtedly we will experience unprecedented smear campaigns. This article attempts to link the Tea Party with white supremacists.
There is nothing too sleazy for the left. Their deceit knows no bounds.
I think I'll be taking a video cam to the polls this time around. This election is going to be a magnitude 10 on the corruptometer.
>>> They aren’t part of the Tea Party.
The problem is who gets to define who is and who isn’t. For example they were considered legit enough to organize this convention and get big speakers to commit. But not so legitimate as to escape criticism from other groups.
“Tea Party Nation organized the National Tea Party Convention held February 4–6, 2010. Around 600 activists attended the event, and Sarah Palin was featured as the keynote speaker.
The event was criticized for its $549 ticket price, as well as the fact that Palin was apparently paid $100,000 USD for her appearance. Palin has said she will donate the fee to unspecified conservative causes.
Several prominent conservative organizations refused to participate in the event due to its for-profit nature. The Tea Party Patriots advised members not to participate in December 2009. Erick Erickson of the conservative blog RedState.com described the convention as “scammy” on January 11. The American Liberty Alliance (ALA), initially a co-sponsor, withdrew its support on January 13. Later in January, Michele Bachmann and Marsha Blackburn cancelled their plans to speak.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Party_Nation
The Tea Party will only be effective as long as it keeps to its main issue of demanding government stay within its boundaries. When it steps into political or social matters, then it courts trouble. Any supposed TP member making statements about ethnic groups or other non-government boundary matters is someone to be avoided or ostracized.
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