"The Perry campaign received $100 from Jim Claymore, an Austin spokesman for the National Alliance, a white-supremacist group. Mr. Claymore said Monday that he and other members of the organization had supported the Republican governor. "It's more the lesser of two evils situation," he said. "If nothing else, he buys us a little more time from a political and a racial perspective." Ray Sullivan, a Perry spokesman, said the campaign had no way of knowing that Mr. Claymore was affiliated with the National Alliance and was returning the contribution. (Note: Emphasis added by natallaustin.com.)"
http://www.overthrow.com/lsn/news.asp?articleID=3056
2007-04-07
09:32:05
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TO THE POSTER BELOW,
National Alliance was started by William Pierce, a former member of the American Nazi Party.
I think the term neo-nazi is appropriate.
2007-04-07
09:38:23 ·
update #1
Bruce,
Why do I do it? I do it to educate the clueless. Everytime a con makes the mistake of saying nazis, klan members, and neo-nazis are left-wing liberals, I will post the same anti-con posts.
They're not all the same though. I'm continually adding to my arsenal of facts.
2007-04-07
09:44:34 ·
update #2