Posted on 09/13/2002 10:16:48 AM PDT by stainlessbanner
do we southrons deserve justice in your world OR should we be just hanged, because of our beliefs?
the damnyankee-controlled media wants ANYTHING but justice for conservatives, particuliarly for SOUTHRONS.
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If you had read my posts, rather than implying an agenda, you would realize we are allegedly on the same side only arguin whether KL is the 'right messenger.' However, this last post of your reveals your agenda in support of Kirk Lyons, defender of Andre Stassmeir widely believed on this forum to have participated in the OKC bombing rather than your support of the cause of Southern heritage preservation.
Son of the Confederacy regards,
there really are beds out there,without a commie under them!
AND KL is a GOOD GUY!
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Strassmeir is on a US immigration list as a known terrorist and was part of an even more bizarre (in light of 'recent' events) attempt to purchase Boeing 747s in the early nineties. Lyons is/was wrapped up in some highly suspect relationships between the international Neo-Nazi establishments and Islamic extremism.
Logically, it was probably a good time to drop that cause (or CAUSE, Lyons former group) and hopover to a new cause, also ostracized by the liberal media, Southern Heritage preservation. He may be a 'great guy' but he was duped into helping the 'bad guys' at best; at worst he covered for a German terrorist to come into this country and carry out an act of mass murder.
If you know this guy, I would think you personally would like an accounting of him before you go defending him.
Today it can be revealed that from photographs, witnesses at the club identified the man doing the bragging as Timothy McVeigh, and those seated with him as Michael Brescia, 24, and his former Elohim City roommate, Andreas Strassmeir, 37.
The witnesses from the topless club agreed to appear on that Canadian TV segment, identifying the photos.
The FBI has reviewed a copy of the video from the club and has also interviewed the same witnesses featured in the CBC program, but the Justice Department has made no official comment on what they intend to do with the evidence.
Strassmeir is a former German military officer whom residents of Elohim City say McVeigh called on April 5, 1995, when phone records indicate such a call was placed from McVeigh's motel room in Kingman, Ariz., to Elohim City. That call was made only seconds after a Ryder Truck Rental establishment in Arizona had been contacted using a prepaid phone card linked to Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.
While Strassmeir's attorney, Kirk Lyons of Black Mountain, N.C., admits his client may have met McVeigh at a Tulsa gunshow in 1993, he says Strassmeir had no contact with McVeigh since then.
Lyons said his client came to the United States in 1989 as a tourist and "just hung around" because he liked the girls and American customs.
Any lawyer lying by relaying "facts" provided by his client has a lot of precedent wiggle room. Aside from Lyons's unusual client list, what has he personally done to incur your derision? I have confessed my ignorance and am asking for specifics.
NOPE, i'd like some TRUTH from the press and his many critics!
do YOU KNOW KL? i think NOT!
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That said, my personal agenda is that I believe Free Republic to have two goals: the first being two discuss and share ideas on preserving the tradtions of our Republic and secondly to chronicles the folks who have done bad (left and right) to prevent their past deeds from being locked away in an Orwellian memory hole-- think Big Media playing an interview with a woman claiming to be raped by the sitting President of the United States and the entire society pretending it never happened.
Mssr.Lyons was cut loose by the militia/patriot crowd whom he had briefly aligned with during the Weaver/Waco days in the early nineties, when militias were all the rage-- like Southern Heritage is a popular cause right now. The patriot crowd cut him loose because of his a) association with Strassmeir and some alleged role he played in spiriting Strassmeir out of the country, b) the fact that McVeigh called his office the day before the bomb, and c) more sinister "Lyons knows something" role that perhaps, Lyons knew that Strassmeir was working as a government plant/agent provacateur brought in to monitor racist camps.
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b275f5c16b8.htm
who took a call from Tim McVeigh the day before the bombing.
Married to the Movement Around the same time, Lyons was identified as a member of the National Alliance, the neo-Nazi group headed by William Pierce, who wrote the race war novel used by Timothy McVeigh as a blueprint for the Oklahoma City bombing. In a late 1989 issue of the members-only National Alliance Bulletin, Pierce wrote that "Houston member Kirk Lyons, an attorney … has organized the Patriot’s Defense Foundation as a start toward doing for our people what the Jews have done for enemies… ." Pierce then suggested that members send PDF donations.
Romance, too, was in the air.
In September 1990, a kilt-clad Lyons, only recently divorced, married the daughter of Charles Tate, at that time the second-in-command at Aryan Nations. The service was held in the Aryan Nations church, and, as Lyons requested, it was a Scottish affair complete with bagpipes and an exchange of the tartans of the Lyons and Tate clans. His new wife, Brenna Tate, had grown up on the Aryan Nations compound with her parents. Brenna’s brother, David Tate, was an imprisoned member of The Order who was serving a life sentence in Missouri for the murder of a state trooper. Presiding over Lyons’ wedding ceremony was none other than hatemeister Richard Butler.
And Lyons’ best man? An old friend, Louis Beam.
In an unusual twist, the new couple were not alone. Married alongside them in a double ceremony were Neill Payne — who, along with Dave Holloway, was on the PDF board of directors with Lyons — and Brenna Tate’s sister. Henceforth, Payne and Lyons would not be mere colleagues. They were family.
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