"They attack us, because we are doing something right." Bob Wright's bright idea & the ambulance chaser's calculation: What's 50% of 300 million?

Bob Wright has a bright idea.

A Message To The SPLC From A Montana “Extremist”

I’ll be the first to admit, people who refuse to compromise their principles under any circumstances can be utterly terrifying. Defiance, in its purest form, requires fearlessness; a brand of fearlessness we have little experience of today. For many in our society, fearlessness in the face of immeasurable opposition is unthinkable, and (unjustly) considered a sign of “madness”, or of “extremism”. To go against the tides of a culture, a collective, and point out its crimes and inconsistencies, is so counter to what they have been conditioned to expect, any sign of dissent triggers in them feelings of confusion and fury.

The Liberty Movement, and all it’s more specific and specialized branches, represents a resurgence of the immovable ideal. We refuse to set aside the truth. We refuse to relinquish our freedoms. We refuse to be silent. We refuse to negotiate. Regardless of the consequences, and despite contrary impositions of so called “national security”, we simply will not go away. This kind of philosophy is a serious obstacle for any establishment system which seeks to maintain or even expand its base of power. If you cannot buy off a person, if you cannot co-opt a person, and if you cannot frighten him into compliance, then all that is left to do is to demonize his public character, lock him up, or kill him. Men of conscience force the agents of centralization to expose their inherent tyranny before they are ready for the citizenry to know who they really are. Frankly, the Liberty Movement is a considerable pain in the neck for those who would see the American dynamic distorted to the benefit of a select few.

We wear this distinction like a badge of honor. If we were not a threat to the globalist corporatist strategy, then they would not consistently go out of their way to attack us. They attack us, because we are doing something right.

You know, in the light of the PATCON documents related to SPLC, Bob Wright had a brilliant idea. I'm ashamed I didn't think of it myself. Bob and I have been slandered and libeled by the Southern Preposterous Lie Center since at least 1995. That doesn't make us special. Hell, hundreds, thousands, of people have. Some of us paid more than others, back then, this price of our convictions. Some of us lost jobs. Some lost wives. Our children were harassed at school. We were called names by people we thought were our friends. All because of what Professor Robert Churchill has called "The Narrative of 1995," the Brown Scare whipped up, principally, by SPLC -- and all for money.

It paid them well, this Narrative of 1995. "What do you think Morris Dees and SPLC are worth?" Bob asked me. I thought a bit. All the cash, company property, private property, accounts in the Grand Caymans, luxury homes, artwork, the "Crystal Palace" headquarters in Montgomery, the Dees Private Army's automatic weapons . . .

I figured between 200 and 300 million dollars.

Well, Bob asked, knowing what we know now about PATCON and SPLC, "why can't we find us a good ambulance chaser on contingency, SUE the sonsabitches and take every last cent?"

Now THAT is bright idea. A great idea.

And I know just the jury I want, too. I think that Morris would benefit most (or least, depending upon your POV) with a jury panel made up of Civil Rights foot soldiers from the 50s and 60s. They think that Morris is a "civil rights pimp" who piggybacked a fundraising operation off their misery. And just think of the dramatic value of SPLC attorneys striking jurors based on race . . . "SPLC seeks all white jury to hear libel case."

Oh, hell yeah.

I think Bob wants Morris' palatial digs to turn into a retirement home for old constitutional militiamen, with rockers on the porch, where old geezers can entertain young pups with stories about what it was like before the Doyle Proctor Foundation subsidized militia training for teenagers. "You mean, Grampa, that you had to buy your own blank ammunition? Gee. . ."

As for me, I want the Crystal Palace to turn it into a museum for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms & the Constitutional Militia ideal.

Oh, HELL yeah.

The discovery process on the court case would be worth $300 million in entertainment value alone.

Oh, HELL YEAH.