THE BIG LIE
The radical progressive movement (progs), aka Fabian Socialists/Radical Left/Democrats, have once again begun a process of disinformation this time using the Wisconsin Sikh Temple shooting carried out by *WADE MICHAEL PAGE who they label as a “Neo Nazi”, or “skinhead”, or “White Supremacist”.
AND you will notice they use the term “Right Wing” in conjunction with these descriptives.
Total fabrication, and entirely made up. It cannot be allowed to go unchallenged.
Socialism, Communism, and Neo-Nazi behavior, as in Nazi-Socialism, is not “Right-Wing” politically speaking, it is “Left-Wing”, the far left-wing. The Democratic machine always obfuscates this TRUTH.
Increasing governmental control is on the left side of the political continuum. Always has been. A crackdown in governmental control over people’s lives and freedoms is a move to the left, NOT THE RIGHT. Think “Democrat Socialists Of America”, or President Obama’s endorsement from the “Communist Party of America” (CPUSA). Nazism is down there on the left with these groups.
A “Far-Right” connection, or ideology, would be movement toward less government, or, in the extreme, the complete absence of government – ie. Anarchy. The total opposite of Nazi beliefs. (Ron Paul supporters are the furthest right on most aspects)
This is strategic mental control, and manipulation by the Progressive usurpers, of verbiage, must be countered with Truth. A well-known close correlation, as an example of how the left uses Left-Wing behavior to label right-minded Groups, is the Chinese Student Uprising at Tiananmen Square circa 1989.
In the Tiananmen Square example the crackdown was labeled a shift to the “hard-right”. Labeled as such by the elites, the media, the punditry et al. However, again, a crackdown to control with oppressive government is a move to the “left”, not “right”.
So when you see the Progs controlling, or attempting to control the narrative with their false labeling you must call it out and challenge it. WADE MICHAEL PAGE the shooter in the Wisconsin Sikh Temple was a “FAR-LEFT-RADICAL“. That is the truth.
(Via Newsbusters) This morning ABC’s Brian Ross featured a clip of Mark Potok from the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center. [You might remember on March 7, 2011, Potok appeared on CNN and absurdly claimed that “the radical right” was a bigger threat than radical Islam.]
A transcript of the August 7 segment, which aired at 7:04am EDT, follows:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Let’s get more on that now with our chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross. Good morning, Brian. Was He Member of Extreme Hate Group?
BRIAN ROSS: Well, good morning, George. Police say they still don’t know a motive. But in addition to be an Army veteran and being linked to America’s neo-Nazi white power world, Page had also recently left his job and lost his girlfriend and was clearly very disturbed. Civil rights groups say they tracked Page for more than a decade as he moved through skinhead circles, most prominently as the lead of a white power rock group called End Apathy.
WADE MICHAEL PAGE [Singing]: Adapt to the trying times or pay with your life.
MARK POTOK (Senior fellow, Southern Poverty Law Center): The music is an incredibly violent genre of rock ‘n’ roll. And boiled down to the word, it’s genocide.
ROSS: In the last year, Page was connected to a supremacist group called the Hammerskin Nation.
POTOK: Hammerskin, for many years, were the most feared people on the white supremacist scene out there. ROSS: A native of Colorado, Page enlisted in the Army at age 21 and was part of a psychological warfare unit at Fort. Bragg. The Army says he was discharged in 1998 after being demoted from Sargent to specialist and deemed “ineligible for re-enlistment.” Page appears to have moved to the Milwaukee area just this year, where neighbors said he was not very friendly.
DAVE BROWN: On a scale from one to ten, about 1.5.
ROSS: His stepmother, Laura Page, told ABC News overnight the Army changed the young man she knew growing up in Texas.
LAURA PAGE: I don’t know if the military was good for him. I don’t know. My heart’s broken for the people that are – that were killed, and their families. I can’t imagine what would have gone through his mind for him to do something like this.
ROSS: For all of his efforts to be part of the neo-Nazi world, some of the most prominent websites of the white power movement condemn the attacks and labeled Page as crazy and a coward, George.
STEPHANOPOULOS: You know, Brian, a lot of people wonder, this guy’s being tracked by the feds. He’s got a criminal record. He actually had a spotty record in the military as well. They wonder, how could he actually buy the gun?
ROSS: Well, the Los Angeles Times is reporting this morning that the FBI had taken a look at him, but found not enough evidence to open a full field investigation because of his links to these right-wing, neo-Nazi groups. So, essentially, there is nothing to block him from buying a gun.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Criminal record wasn’t enough?
ROSS: Criminal record – those were minor skirmishes. No serious criminal convictions.