Swampscott residents hit by hate literature

Boston Herald ^ | 01/02/04 | Jennifer Rosinski

[Holly_P]

Swampscott residents woke up New Year's morning to anti-Semitic literature from The National Alliance on their front lawns, police said yesterday.

Dozens of two-page leaflets packed in plastic were distributed on Forest Avenue and the surrounding neighborhood streets sometime during New Year's Eve night, police said.

Swampscott also received hate literature from a different group, World Church of the Creator, within the last several months, police said.

The two organizations - which preach about saving the white race - hit Swampscott and the surrounding towns with their pamphlets twice a year.

[MineralMan]

These two cretinous groups seem to spill their toxic literature here and there with some frequency. Sensible folks store it in the sensible place...their trashcan.

Interestingly, these distributions of waste material always happen at night. You'd think these folks would be proud of their opinion, rather than scurrying about in the dark of night like the rats they are.

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[Little Bill]

Swampscott, must be a plant, Lynn I could imagine. Somebody must have gotten drunk and wandered over the boarder.

[TheBigB]

To paraphrase Dennis Miller, I would call these vile creatures scumbags, but that would be an insult to bags filled with scum.

[LurkedLongEnough]

Remember when the LA Times delivered "free" copies of their paper to non-subscribers for a period of time immediately before the California governor recall elections?