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    Springfield jews-Liar -- Joos quickly convicted on weapons charges -- Jan 13, 10

    Springfield jews-Liar -- Joos quickly convicted on weapons charges -- Jan 13, 10


    http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...=1417#post1417
    http://stumbleinn.net/forum/showthre...d=1#post231109
    http://cpm.freehostia.com/forum/show...ted=1#post2991
    http://www.originaldissent.com/forum...ed=1#post83657
    http://cjcc-an.blogspot.com/2010/01/...s-quickly.html
    http://www.pastorlindstedt.org/blog/?p=842



    Originally posted by Springfield jews-liar

    Joos quickly convicted on weapons charges
    Defendant's testimony focuses on religious views and alleged persecution.

    http://www.news-leader.com/article/2...eapons-charges
    It took jurors nine minutes of deliberation to convict Robert Joos, 56, of two federal weapons charges after half a day of talk on cursing, religion and Captain Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger.

    Joos was found guilty of being a felon in possession of firearms and a felon in possession of explosives. He faces a maximum of 20 years in federal prison and up to a $500,000 fine.

    He was arrested June 25 during the execution of a search warrant on his 200-acre property in McDonald County.

    Federal officials with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives had been investigating Joos after they discovered his connection with a pair of men who had bombed a diversity office in Scottsdale, Ariz.

    Joos was the first person Dennis and Daniel Mahon, the bombers, called after placing the bomb addressed to the director of the diversity office in 1994. The director, a black male, and two others were injured in the blast. The Mahons are awaiting trial.

    Joos took the stand as the defense's only witness on Tuesday, the second day of his trial.

    He described his apocalyptic religious views and his time at the Air Force Academy as a classmate of Sullenberger, the now-famous pilot who landed a plane in the Hudson River.

    Joos was calm until he was questioned by U.S. district attorney James Kelleher.

    When asked if he thought he still had an IQ of 156, Joos said, "I've lost a few points, but not enough not to know what these bastards have been doing to me," referring to the federal government.

    Joos said the government has been persecuting him because of his religious beliefs. "It's been 30 years of this, and I'm tired of this crap," he said.

    Joos called himself a Christian Israelite and a Nazarite.

    He denied being a white supremacist, despite his connections with the Mahons.

    He said his Nazarite beliefs mean that he can't cut his hair or drink alcohol and has to wear certain clothes described in the Bible.

    On Tuesday, Joos appeared in his clothing, which had fringes on the side seams. Joos had to appear in the jail's orange jumpsuit Monday because he didn't have his clothes.

    When asked to swear in before his testimony, he said he could not because biblical law prevented him from swearing. The word "affirm" was used instead.

    Kelleher said it was the government's opinion that Joos' religious views are a front.

    "Maybe you noticed Mr. Joos couldn't swear, but 15 minutes later he called the government a bunch of bastards," he said during his closing arguments. "The church is a way Mr. Joos gets to do what he wants."

    Joos later clarified that biblical law did not allow him to swear, but did not say anything against cussing.

    His attorney, Darryl Johnson, acknowledged that Joos' religious beliefs might be bizarre to some.

    "You might not like Bob's demeanor, Bob's dress, Bob's hair -- I don't like Bob's hair, it kept getting in my way during this trial," Johnson said during his closing statements. "You might not like his religious beliefs -- he's very devout -- but you cannot convict on religion."

    Joos spent most of his testimony refuting what an undercover agent with the ATF had testified.

    Tristan Moreland, or Jimmy as Joos knew him, was undercover as a weapons dealer who was interested in Joos' compound.

    Joos said he was trying to recruit for the church.

    Moreland testified on Monday that the two, along with another uncover agent and a civilian informant, talked about guns and explosives.

    Joos said he gave Moreland bomb-making instructions so that he could later turn Moreland in if the bomb was detonated.

    Agents testified in court they found 15 guns, mostly long hunting rifles, more than 19,000 round of ammunition and various bomb-making materials on the compound.

    "We're talking about the amount of ammunition you might find in Bass Pro's showroom," Kelleher said.

    All of the guns and ammunition were found in a building the prosecution referred to as the residence, but Joos said was part church office and part storage area.

    "People store their stuff there and it's not any of my business -- it's not my stuff," Joos said.

    During his closing statements, Kelleher again showed pictures of the guns as they had been placed before they were taken by ATF officials.

    There was one gun at the front door and two at the back door to the residence or office in the pictures. ATF officials said both were loaded, as were nine other guns found in the building.

    Kelleher said the fact that Joos was one of the few key-holders to that building meant that he was in possession of guns under the law.

    Joos had been convicted of two prior felonies -- one was unlawful use of a weapon and the other was driving without a license, which was elevated to a felony after multiple offenses.

    Joos said both were wrongful convictions, adding that he was in the process of filing federal appeals -- because he had used all of his state appeals -- when he was arrested.

    Joos is also expected to appeal this case.



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    • #17
      KOAM-TV News -- SW Mo. man convicted on 2 weapons charges -- 13Jan10

      KOAM-TV News -- SW Mo. man convicted on 2 weapons charges -- 13Jan10

      http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...ted=1#post1418
      http://stumbleinn.net/forum/showthre...d=1#post231114
      http://cpm.freehostia.com/forum/show...ted=1#post2992
      http://www.originaldissent.com/forum...ed=1#post83658
      http://cjcc-an.blogspot.com/2010/01/...cted-on-2.html
      http://www.pastorlindstedt.org/blog/?p=844




      Originally posted by KOAM-TV News
      SW Mo. man convicted on 2 weapons charges

      Updated Jan 12, 2010 - 4:10 PM CST

      http://www.koamtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10601717

      Robert Joos mug shot from 2004

      SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - A southwest Missouri man arrested as part of an investigation of white supremacists has been convicted on federal weapons charges.

      Robert Joos of rural McDonald County was found guilty in U.S. District Court on Tuesday of being a felon in possession of weapons and explosives. Joos has previous convictions for unlawful use of a weapon and driving without a license.

      The trial began Monday in Springfield. Jurors deliberated briefly after the testimony concluded Tuesday afternoon.

      Joos was arrested in June as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Ariz., that injured a black city official. Two Illinois brothers were charged in the bombing and
      have pleaded innocent.

      Joos wasn't charged in the bombing. But the Illinois men told investigators white supremacists used land where Joos lived as a "retreat" for training.



      Updated Jan 11, 2010 - 5:15 PM CST

      The trial began Monday for a self-proclaimed white supremacist from McDonald County, Missouri accused on a weapons charge.

      Jury selection got under way in the case of Robert Joos.

      Joos was arrested as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Arizona that injured the Director of a Diversity Office.

      Joos was not charged in that crime.

      The case ties the alleged bombers to Robert Joos, and to alleged illegal activity at his McDonald County militia compound.



      Updated Sept. 22, 2009 - 4:40 PM CST

      A Four State white supremacist makes an appearance in federal court.

      Robert Joos, 56, of McDonald County was arraigned in Springfield, Missouri on Tuesday.

      He plead not guilty.

      He is charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon.

      Federal marshals say he had at least 15 weapons of different calibers along with ammunition.

      Joos was arrested as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Arizona, that injured the director of a diversity office.



      Updated July 9, 2009 - 5:34 PM CST

      On Wednesday a U.S. chief magistrate judge ordered Robert Joos of rural McDonald County held without bond on a charge of being a felon in possession of firearms.

      Joos was arrested as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Arizona that injured the director of a diversity office.

      Prosecutors allege that the first call one of the suspects made after the bombing was to Joos.



      Updated June 26, 2009 - 6:14 PM CST

      Robert Joos, 56, of McDonald County, Missouri is charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.

      He was arrested during a federal investigation into a bombing incident that injured a city official in Scottsdale, Arizona.

      The official was the Director of Diversity and Dialogue for the city.

      He was also a black man.

      Joos is a known white supremacist.

      Federal authorities say undercover agents found firearms and ammunition at his 200 acre compound in McDonald County.

      Joos has not been charged in the bombing incident.




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      • #18
        Neosho Daily Douche -- Jury finds Robert Joos guilty -- 13Jan10

        Neosho Daily Douche -- Jury finds Robert Joos guilty -- 13Jan10

        http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...ted=1#post1419
        http://stumbleinn.net/forum/showthre...d=1#post231119
        http://cpm.freehostia.com/forum/show...ted=1#post2993
        http://www.originaldissent.com/forum...ed=1#post83659
        http://cjcc-an.blogspot.com/2010/01/...ds-robert.html
        http://www.pastorlindstedt.org/blog/?p=846



        Originally posted by Neosho Daily Douche

        By Staff reports
        Neosho Daily News
        Posted Jan 13, 2010 @ 08:30 AM

        SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ? Robert Joos was convicted Tuesday in federal court on charges of illegally possessing firearms and explosives on his 200-acre property near Powell.

        After nine minutes of deliberation Tuesday, the jury found Joos, 56, guilty of being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition, and one count of being a felon in possession of explosives, according to Beth Phillips, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri. The federal trial began Monday.

        Joos was arrested in late June as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Ariz., that injured a black city official. When law enforcement officers served a search warrant of Joos? property, they found five shotguns, five rifles, five pistols, more than 19,000 rounds of ammunition and blasting caps.

        Federal prosecutors say an investigation found that people involved in the white supremacist movement in the U.S. met for survival training at Joos? property in McDonald County. Joos is pastor of the Sacerdotal Church of David.

        Two twin brothers, Dennis and Daniel Mahon, were arrested at their home in Davis Junction, Ill., in late June in connection with the bombing. A probable cause affidavit filed to support the arrest alleges the first call Dennis Mahon made after the bombing was to a cell phone registered to Joos.

        One of the Mahons has described Joos as ?an expert on weapons, explosives, bomb making and general survival skills,? according to a probable cause affidavit.

        A confidential informant and two undercover agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives visited Joos at his Powell property on three occasions in January 2008 and in January and February 2009. During those visits, they observed several firearms and ammunition.

        In telephone conversations, Joos often discussed stocking the caves on his property with weapons, food, water and other supplies in order to avoid capture or attack. In one conversation, an undercover agent told Joos he was having some trouble with ?Kenites,? and Joos agreed to provide him with instructions for making a bomb. Joos later mailed him instructions for making a home-made bomb, along with a detailed drawing, the federal attorney said.

        Under federal law, it is illegal for anyone who has been convicted of a felony to be in possession of any firearm or ammunition. Joos has a 1997 felony conviction for unlawful use of a weapon and a 2004 felony conviction for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. Joos contends he was wrongfully convicted. During a 2002 hearing, he told the court he had no intention of obtaining a Missouri driver?s license, saying he is a ?servant of God and can have no covenant with the heathen government.? After a court appearance that year, he told a Daily News reporter that he believes he does not have to have a driver?s license as he does not transport goods or people for hire.

        Joos was hospitalized in November 2004 as a result of a hunger strike.

        Joos could face up to 20 years in federal prison without parole, plus a fine of up to $500,000. A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a pre-sentence investigation by the United States Probation Office.

        Copyright 2010 Neosho Daily News. Some rights reserved



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        • #19
          MO CI Preacher Convicted on Weapons Charges

          MO CI Preacher Convicted on Weapons Charges


          http://www.vnnforum.com/showthread.p...11#post1092011
          http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...ted=1#post1428


          This from the Springsfield News-Leader, dtd 13 Jan 10. Defendant attended the Air Force Academy and had an Engineering degree. Now he's looking at 20 years in a JOG cage for pissing off the JOG and exercising his alleged 2nd amendment rights.

          I don't see why he didn't do like I did when I got caught with a single-wide full of automatic weapons and explosives after I declaired war with JOG. There I was, drunken as usual, having pissed and puked all over myself. What would you do if looking at 120 years in prison? What did I do? Why I held out for nearly three etermity-drenched hours before flipping on them fools who thought I was serious about fighting JOG. Itz every rat for hisself, and I knew better than to stand in the way of history.

          So, that is proper WN behavior. Talk about how tough you are, then snitch out everyone and everything possible. Just be the first one in the cell block to turn. Then, when you have a bunch of JOGbux, you can always buy your way back into the Movement because it is composed of other cowards and rats like muh good buddy Alex Linder and idiots like John Nugent.


          Joos quickly convicted on weapons charges

          Defendant's testimony focuses on religious views and alleged persecution.

          Kathryn Wall • News-Leader • January 13, 2010

          It took jurors nine minutes of deliberation to convict Robert Joos, 56, of two federal weapons charges after half a day of talk on cursing, religion and Captain Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger.

          Joos was found guilty of being a felon in possession of firearms and a felon in possession of explosives. He faces a maximum of 20 years in federal prison and up to a $500,000 fine.
          He was arrested June 25 during the execution of a search warrant on his 200-acre property in McDonald County.

          Federal officials with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives had been investigating Joos after they discovered his connection with a pair of men who had bombed a diversity office in Scottsdale, Ariz.

          Joos was the first person Dennis and Daniel Mahon, the bombers, called after placing the bomb addressed to the director of the diversity office in 1994. The director, a black male, and two others were injured in the blast. The Mahons are awaiting trial.

          Joos took the stand as the defense's only witness on Tuesday, the second day of his trial.

          He described his apocalyptic religious views and his time at the Air Force Academy as a classmate of Sullenberger, the now-famous pilot who landed a plane in the Hudson River.

          Joos was calm until he was questioned by U.S. district attorney James Kelleher.

          When asked if he thought he still had an IQ of 156, Joos said, "I've lost a few points, but not enough not to know what these bastards have been doing to me," referring to the federal government.

          Joos said the government has been persecuting him because of his religious beliefs. "It's been 30 years of this, and I'm tired of this crap," he said.

          Joos called himself a Christian Israelite and a Nazarite.
          He denied being a white supremacist, despite his connections with the Mahons.

          He said his Nazarite beliefs mean that he can't cut his hair or drink alcohol and has to wear certain clothes described in the Bible.

          On Tuesday, Joos appeared in his clothing, which had fringes on the side seams. Joos had to appear in the jail's orange jumpsuit Monday because he didn't have his clothes.
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          • #20
            TraitorGlenn, The Four-Legged Rat.

            After seeing that picture, I think I will name the rat that's been terrorizing me for the past year or so "TraitorGlenn".



            TraitorGlenn lives in a hole in the sheetrock between my hot water heater (In a panelled-off area inside my closet.) and my bathroom wall. He particularly likes running across my bathroom floor whenever I'm taking a shit. Guess the smell of shit attracts him. Typical.



            Anyway, I always wear my workboots when I go in there, in the hope that I'll be able to stomp his sorry little ass before he's able to crawl up under the bathtub and hide. So far, I've been unsuccesful, but, yesterday, the little fucker made so much noise scratching at the sheetrock before he emerged from his hole, that he gave me time to get up off the toilet and fetch him a good kick before he made it under. My boot only grazed his tail as he was going under, though. The little fucker's fast, I'll give him that.



            But I managed to get one of those industrial-strength glue traps up under his hole on the water-heater side, so, if he steps down that way it'll get him. (Honestly, the bathroom floor stays so wet from the leaky toilet and bathtub that there really wasn't any point in putting glue traps in there.) And, just to make sure I get him, I'm gonna sprinkle a bunch of D-Con down on the floor all around the trap. So, one way or the other, TraitorGlenn's days are numbered.
            IF YOU STILL LOVE AMERIKA, YOU'RE A NIGGER-LOVER!!! ---CGO. 1/20/'09.



            "Lay down your silver and your gold
            I am a man who won't be sold
            And even when my heart grows cold
            I'll curse your evil stranglehold."---Horslips, from "Trouble With A Capital 'T'", 1977.

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            • #21
              Arrest Of Mahon Brothers a Reminder Of 15-Year Fugative

              Arrest Of Mahon Brothers a Reminder Of 15-Year Fugative


              https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/...-year-fugitive
              http://christian-identity.net/forum/...4432#post14432


              The arrest on Thursday of Robert Joos in connection with a 2004 bomb incident in which three Scottsdale, Ariz., city employees were injured raises the question: Where is Timothy Thomas Coombs?

              Coombs, 50, reputedly was a follower of the Sacerdotal Order of David Company, of which Joos, a white supremacist, was pastor. Coombs, also known as James Wilson and Cal Liberty, is accused of shooting and wounding a Missouri state trooper in September 1994 as he stood at his kitchen window. He is believed to have been enraged at the trooper’s role in arresting Joos earlier that year, after Joos had been a fugitive for several years. Coombs — who authorities say hides one pistol in an ankle holster and another in the center of his back — has now been a fugitive himself for nearly 15 years, despite a $100,000 reward offered by the FBI for information leading to his capture.


              .

              Sundry ZOGpig pics of Timothy Coombs
              .

              “It’s still an open and ongoing investigation for the FBI,” says Bridget Patton, a spokeswoman in the FBI’s Kansas City bureau.

              The same is true for the Missouri State Highway Patrol. “We’re following all leads, worldwide,” Sgt. Curtis Wirth tells Hatewatch. But, he adds, there haven’t been many leads, and none has been substantiated.

              Here’s the background: Joos was arrested on the same day last week as Dennis and Daniel Mahon, who were accused of sending a package bomb in 2004 to the diversity office in Scottsdale. Diversity Director Don Logan was the most seriously injured in the ensuing explosion, requiring extensive surgery on his hands and arms. Dennis Mahon is a former Klansman and skinhead recruiter, as well as a longtime member of Tom Metzger’s White Aryan Resistance (WAR), authorities say. His twin brother, Daniel, also was involved in the Klan and in WAR. [ATF agents searched Metzger’s Indiana home the same day the Mahons and Joos were arrested, taking some items, but not charging Metzger with any crimes].

              Joos was the first person Dennis Mahon called the day the package bomb was delivered, according to the indictment charging the Mahons. Undercover operatives were quoted in the indictment alleging that Joos is a longtime white supremacist associate and expert on weapons, explosives and bombmaking who taught an informant how to make napalm. Joos was charged with being a felon in possession of firearms when he was arrested last week.

              In 1984, some of Joos’ followers shot at a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper. Joos was subsequently charged with serving a false restraining order on the trooper ordering him not to arrest one of the men charged with shooting at him. Joos then became a fugitive, hiding, he told undercover operatives, in caves on his 200-acre farm in rural Missouri.

              Joos finally was arrested in 1994 and sentenced to two years. While Joos was in prison, Coombs allegedly shot, sniper-style, at Missouri State Trooper Bobbie J. Harper, one of Joos’ arresting officers, as he stood at his kitchen window. Harper survived the gunshot, but died two years later of apparently unrelated causes. As for Coombs, he fled rather than face criminal charges that include first-degree assault.

              Investigators searched the caves on Joos’ property this past weekend for signs of Coombs. They found nothing but “old soda bottles and trash,” Wirths says. They also spoke to Joos. “He didn’t give us any information. I don’t have any reason to believe he’s hiding Timothy Coombs.”

              “In my opinion, he’s dead,” Wirth adds. “We have a $100,000 reward. He was so vocal, so in your face … he would make somebody mad. Either he’d get arrested or [somebody] would turn him in. He was hated by a lot of people.”


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              • #22
                The ZOG piglice long ago murdered Timothy Coombs in order to pretend that there was a religious militia threat to thieving ZOG piglice.

                The ZOG piglice long ago murdered Timothy Coombs in order to pretend that there was a religious militia threat to thieving ZOG piglice.



                http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...=2065#post2065
                http://christian-identity.net/forum/...=2065#post2065


                Originally posted by Potok View Post
                Arrest Of Mahon Brothers a Reminder Of 15-Year Fugative


                https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/...-year-fugitive
                http://christian-identity.net/forum/...4432#post14432


                The arrest on Thursday of Robert Joos in connection with a 2004 bomb incident in which three Scottsdale, Ariz., city employees were injured raises the question: Where is Timothy Thomas Coombs?

                Coombs, 50, reputedly was a follower of the Sacerdotal Order of David Company, of which Joos, a white supremacist, was pastor. Coombs, also known as James Wilson and Cal Liberty, is accused of shooting and wounding a Missouri state trooper in September 1994 as he stood at his kitchen window. He is believed to have been enraged at the trooper’s role in arresting Joos earlier that year, after Joos had been a fugitive for several years. Coombs — who authorities say hides one pistol in an ankle holster and another in the center of his back — has now been a fugitive himself for nearly 15 years, despite a $100,000 reward offered by the FBI for information leading to his capture.


                .

                Sundry ZOGpig pics of Timothy Coombs
                .

                “It’s still an open and ongoing investigation for the FBI,” says Bridget Patton, a spokeswoman in the FBI’s Kansas City bureau.

                The same is true for the Missouri State Highway Patrol. “We’re following all leads, worldwide,” Sgt. Curtis Wirth tells Hatewatch. But, he adds, there haven’t been many leads, and none has been substantiated.

                Here’s the background: Joos was arrested on the same day last week as Dennis and Daniel Mahon, who were accused of sending a package bomb in 2004 to the diversity office in Scottsdale. Diversity Director Don Logan was the most seriously injured in the ensuing explosion, requiring extensive surgery on his hands and arms. Dennis Mahon is a former Klansman and skinhead recruiter, as well as a longtime member of Tom Metzger’s White Aryan Resistance (WAR), authorities say. His twin brother, Daniel, also was involved in the Klan and in WAR. [ATF agents searched Metzger’s Indiana home the same day the Mahons and Joos were arrested, taking some items, but not charging Metzger with any crimes].
                was delivered, according to the indictment charging the Mahons. Undercover operatives were quoted in the indictment alleging that Joos is a longtime white supremacist associate and expert on weapons, explosives and bombmaking who taught an informant how to make napalm. Joos was charged with being a felon in possession of firearms when he was arrested last week.

                In 1984, some of Joos’ followers shot at a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper. Joos was subsequently charged with serving a false restraining order on the trooper ordering him not to arrest one of the men charged with shooting at him. Joos then became a fugitive, hiding, he told undercover operatives, in caves on his 200-acre farm in rural Missouri.

                Joos finally was arrested in 1994 and sentenced to two years. While Joos was in prison, Coombs allegedly shot, sniper-style, at Missouri State Trooper Bobbie J. Harper, one of Joos’ arresting officers, as he stood at his kitchen window. Harper survived the gunshot, but died two years later of apparently unrelated causes. As for Coombs, he fled rather than face criminal charges that include first-degree assault.

                Investigators searched the caves on Joos’ property this past weekend for signs of Coombs. They found nothing but “old soda bottles and trash,” Wirths says. They also spoke to Joos. “He didn’t give us any information. I don’t have any reason to believe he’s hiding Timothy Coombs.”

                “In my opinion, he’s dead,” Wirth adds. “We have a $100,000 reward. He was so vocal, so in your face … he would make somebody mad. Either he’d get arrested or [somebody] would turn him in. He was hated by a lot of people.”
                .

                I never met Timothy Coombs, or even knew that he existed until the local news has the news that supposedly Coombs had shot this fat Missouri Highway Patrol pig named Harper. And supposedly with the militia weapon of choice, namely a SKS. Since I was an active militia leader in the area back then I was supposed to have knowledge of Timothy Coombs.

                The fact is that Coombs was supposedly active with the common-law kort movement, which while partnered with the militia movement was reserved for the old feebs practicing common-law without a clue. While a year or so later I got involved with the common-law movement, I always just had to ask these old feebs what was the point in getting all involved with their legal bullshit when ZOG couldn't obey their own bullshit laws? None of them old tards had an answer to that.

                According to someone I knew who also knew Coombs, he said that Coombs was nearly blind, extremely nearsighted wearing coke-bottle bottom glasses, and couldn't hit an elephant unless the elephant swallowed him first.

                The story I heard was that some crooked McDonald County deputy sheriff was all pissed off because Harper was stealing more than his fair share of the pot growing and cocaine smuggling operations and so that McDonald County deputy sheriff shot Harper and blamed it on Coombs.

                In the late 1990s after Joos had been convicted of having a revolver in his glove box, I asked Bob Joos if he had sicced Coombs on that fat pig Harper. Joos said that Harper was paid to kill Joos because Joos was screwing the ex-wife of one of the McDonald County crooks, but the first time Joos heard of the shooting was while Joos was in the McDonald County Jail and since Harper was such a fat pig doubted that Harper really was shot at all. Harper eventually croaked from a heart attack. I was thinking that Bob would have avoided a lot of trouble by keeping his pecker free of piggy pussy that didn't belong to him, but Bob is manipulative with females. Robert Joos was the "leader" of the numerous Christian Identity McDonald County hillbillies, just as I'm for Newton County. I'm a friend of Bob's but Bob does things far differently than I do things.

                I used to see this Missouri Highway Patrol Sgt. Dorsey who actually arrested Joos and thus kept Harper from killing Joos at the Neosho Wendys on Tuesdays when they had chili Tuesdays. I'd eat chili with Richard Doyle, who I had run as a Newton County non-lawyer for judge in 1998, and we'd studiously ignore each other. Both sides knew each other and would observe each other sitting as far apart as possible, but there was no point to bringing up old hatreds.

                Anyways, the FBI and the Missouri Highway Patrol liked to pretend that Coombs shot that fat pig Harper as a "militia threat" and bother me about what I allegedly knew about Coombs. On Sept. 11, 2003 when I'm going to bitch to the FBI about Granby Municipal Kort corruption this Agent Sharkey didn't give a shit about Granby corruption but wanted to know what I knew about Timothy Coombs. I didn't know anything about Coombs except what I had heard third-hand from others who met Coombs. I told Sharkey that everyone thought that ZOG piglice murdered Coombs and hid the body and decided to blame the shooting of Harper on Coombs because Coombs was dead. But then again, Eric Rudolph had been recently caught by a rookie pig in a dumpster, so maybe Coombs was alive somewhere as well. But I doubted it.

                There will likely be ZOGpig tards who think that I was hiding Timothy Coombs in the Hovel's crawlspace nevertheless. As if my fat-assed step-daughter would have kept her mouth shut at the high skrule. The Granby fuktards had all sorts of rumors about my militia daze, though. I'd simply grin like all of it was true and let them draw their own idiotic inflated conclusions.


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                • #23
                  Court upholds Joos judgment

                  Court upholds Joos judgment

                  By Staff reports
                  Neosho Daily News
                  Posted May 06, 2011 @ 04:41 PM
                  http://www.neoshodailynews.com/newsn...-Joos-judgment
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                  Pastor Robert Joos

                  ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A self-proclaimed local white supremacist and pastor of the Sacerdotal Church of David will remain in a federal prison.

                  Earlier this week, a federal appeals court upheld a judgment and prison sentence for The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Robert Joos, 58, of rural McDonald County, will remain in prison. Joos was sentenced last year to being a felon in possession of a firearm and a felon in possession of explosives, receiving 6 ? years in a federal prison on each charge, with the sentences to run at the same time.

                  Joos was arrested in late June as part of an investigation into a 2004 mail bombing in Scottsdale, Ariz., that injured a black city official.

                  Federal prosecutors say an investigation found that people involved in the white supremacist movement in the U.S. met for survival training at Joos' property in McDonald County. Joos is pastor of the Sacerdotal Church of David.

                  Two twin brothers, Dennis and Daniel Mahon, were arrested at their home in Davis Junction, Ill., in late June in connection with the bombing. A probable cause affidavit filed to support the arrest alleges the first call Dennis Mahon made after the bombing was to a cell phone registered to Joos. One of the Mahons has described Joos as “an expert on weapons, explosives, bomb making and general survival skills,” according to a probable cause affidavit.

                  In 2004, Joos was convicted of operating a motor vehicle without a license. Joos contends he was wrongfully convicted. During a 2002 hearing, he told the court he had no intention of obtaining a Missouri driver’s license, saying he is a “servant of God and can have no covenant with the heathen government.” After a court appearance that year, he told a Daily News reporter that he believes he does not have to have a driver’s license as he does not transport goods or people for hire.

                  Joos was hospitalized in November 2004 as a result of a hunger strike.

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                  • #24
                    U. S. Supreme Court won't hear McDonald County white supremacist's appeal

                    U. S. Supreme Court won't hear McDonald County white supremacist's appeal


                    http://rturner229.blogspot.com/2012/...-mcdonald.html
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                    McDonald County white supremacist Robert Joos, serving a six-year sentence on federal weapons charges is going to have to adjust to the computer age just like the rest of us.

                    The United States Supreme Court will not hear an appeal of a district court's decision rejecting Joos' request to stop his prison from removing lawbooks and replacing them with computers.

                    Joos claimed it was much faster for him to find what he needed by flipping through pages of books and that computers were much more difficult to use.

                    Joos was convicted of crimes connected to a federal investigation of a racially-motivated 2004 bombing in Scottsdale, Ariz. National white supremacist leader Dennis Mahon and his brother Daniel were charged with that crime.


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                    • #25
                      White Supremacist ‘Serial Bomber’ Convicted, Twin Acquitted In Arizona Trial

                      White Supremacist ‘Serial Bomber’ Convicted, Twin Acquitted In Arizona Trial


                      http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmem...n_acquited.php
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                      NICK R. MARTIN FEBRUARY 24, 2012, 5:50 PM
                      Updated: February 24, 2012, 8:15 PM


                      A white supremacist who once claimed to be a serial bomber was convicted Friday in federal court in Phoenix for a 2004 Arizona bombing while his twin brother was acquitted in the same trial.

                      Dennis Mahon was convicted of three felonies related to the mail bombing of a city diversity office that injured its director and two other employees.

                      His twin brother, Daniel Mahon, was acquitted of a felony count of conspiring in the bombing plot. The judge ordered him to be set free.

                      The mixed verdict is a blow for federal authorities, who spent years investigating the two men. Agents with the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives finally had enough cause to arrest the brothers in 2009 but the investigation continued even after that, totaling eight years in all.

                      Despite the split result, the head of the ATF’s Phoenix division, Thomas Atteberry, congratulated the investigators who worked on the extraordinary case, which led them to several states and also resulted in successful prosecutions of two other men associated with the brothers.

                      “Eight years…is a long time,” Atteberry told TPM. “It goes to show you the tenacity and the dedication of the agents and the prosecutors that saw it to the end.”

                      He said he was “disappointed” that Daniel Mahon would be set free, “but that does not take away from the outstanding work.”

                      As TPM detailed in January, the case hinged on the use of a civilian woman who went undercover and befriended the men while federal investigators recorded their conversations on audio and video.

                      During the investigation, court records show, the brothers told the woman they had been involved in numerous bombings since the early 1980s. Dennis Mahon told her he had bombed an abortion clinic, a Jewish community center and offices of the IRS and immigration authorities.

                      Dennis Mahon was a former leader in the Ku Klux Klan. But more recently he and his brother were connected to the White Aryan Resistance, a loose association of white supremacists who encourage each other to live “lone wolf” lifestyles to avoid detection by law enforcement.

                      Even though the jurors convicted Dennis Mahon in the bombing, they determined the attack was not motivated by the race of the office’s director, Don Logan, who is black.

                      Still, Acting US Attorney for Arizona Ann Birmingham Scheel saw the verdict as a win for racial justice. In a statement following the decision, she made no mention of the acquittal and instead focused on the conviction.

                      “This case shows that we will do all within our power to work with our law enforcement partners not only to prevent hate crimes, but also to vigorously prosecute those who commit them,” she said.

                      Dennis Mahon is scheduled to be sentenced May 22. He faces up to 40 years in prison for the bombing.

                      ATF investigated the case with the help of the US Postal Inspection Service and the Scottsdale, Ariz. Police Department.


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                      • #26
                        New Black Panther Party Attacks The Southern Poverty Law Center, But Is Malik Zulu Shabazz A Black Version Of Hal Turner?

                        New Black Panther Party Attacks The Southern Poverty Law Center, But Is Malik Zulu Shabazz A Black Version Of Hal Turner?

                        http://whitereference.blogspot.com/2...y-attacks.html
                        http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...=5554#post5554


                        Are the dogs finally turning on their masters, or is New Black Panther Party Chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz the "Hal Turner" of the Black community? A story published by The Blaze raises this question.

                        The Southern Poverty Law Center has obsessed with White "racism" over the years, but has virtually ignored racism by other racial groups. But this did not deter Malik Zulu Shabazz from delivering a broadside at the SPLC during a broadcast of the syndicated radio show “The Muslim Street” on Sunday April 1st, 2012. Shabazz started out discussing the NBPP's proposed “national day of action” on April 9th, when the group will conduct county-wide and state-wide defense training, followed by a national strike. But when radio host Laila Abdelaziz, who owned up to working with the SPLC herself, asked Shabazz, whose NBPP is a token black group on the SPLC's list of hate groups, about the SPLC, Shabazz erupted:
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                        “I would say that the Southern Poverty Law Center is a pack of lies and it is an operation of deception to the highest of wickedness. It is an operation that is designed to suppress our liberation movement. And it is an operation controlled by liberals who seek to define an confine our struggle to white liberal accepted norms of civil rights struggle and they are vehemently against nationalists and they are vehemently against Muslims, but they claim that they are against hate and racist groups.”
                        .

                        Ironically, the same statement could be uttered by any reputable White nationalist with only two changes. Dr. David Duke's version of this statement might read:
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                        “I would say that the Southern Poverty Law Center is a pack of lies and it is an operation of deception to the highest of wickedness. It is an operation that is designed to suppress our liberation movement. And it is an operation controlled by liberals who seek to define and confine our struggle to self-hating white liberal accepted norms of civil rights struggle and they are vehemently against nationalists and they are vehemently against Whites, but they claim that they are against hate and racist groups.”
                        .

                        Change "Muslim" to "White" and add "self-hating" to the description of white liberals, and it's a statement that could have been uttered by Dr. Duke himself. Shabazz also took a swipe at the Anti-Defamation League, explaining that while they claim to be against defamation, they are a Zionist outfit out to destroy legitimate black leaders that are strong and don’t bow down to Zionist control.

                        However, there is one important difference between Dr. Duke and Shabazz. While Dr. Duke never published a "Wanted Dead or Alive" for the killers of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom, Shabazz' NBPP circulated a "Wanted Dead or Alive" poster for George Zimmerman on March 22nd. They believe Zimmerman murdered Trayvon Martin in cold blood, although evidence increasingly points towards self-defense. Yet the Department of Justice has taken no action against the NBPP for circulating this poster, although they did prosecute former ANSWP Commander Bill White for posting less provocative material on his Overthrow website.

                        Yet there was one so-called "white activist" who was allowed to post such provocative material on his websites; Hal Turner. For five years, Turner got away with threatening judges and other public officials, because he was a federal informant tasked to "flush out crazies with his fierce rhetoric". Now the NBPP is also getting away with publishing similar threats.

                        Has the DOJ also tasked the NBPP to "flush out crazies with their fierce rhetoric"? This possibility cannot be excluded.

                        The SPLC has yet to respond specifically to the allegations by Shabazz, although they have just published a post hinting that the Department of Justice might be preparing to target Tom Metzger.


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                        • #27
                          Records Suggest Move Against Racist Icon Tom Metzger In Bombing

                          Records Suggest Move Against Racist Icon Tom Metzger In Bombing

                          by Bill Morlin, April 03, 2012



                          http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2012/0...ing/#more-8941
                          http://whitenationalist.org/forum/sh...=5562#post5562


                          Tom Metzger — a wily, iconic racist ideologue who has for years espoused “lone-wolf” terrorism — could soon find himself facing criminal charges filed by the federal government he’s excoriated for decades.

                          Federal investigators, fresh off a related mail-bombing conviction in Arizona, may be pressing for what could develop into a major Justice Department criminal case against “Terrible Tommy” Metzger, as he likes to call himself. Court records filed in three states show the investigators strongly suspect Metzger provided the Arizona bomber with explosive-making instructions, knowing they would be used in the commission of a crime of violence.

                          At 74, Metzger, who now lives in Warsaw, Ind., has “celebrity status” as the founder of White Aryan Resistance (WAR), court documents say, and is a dean of white supremacists. He’s the last vestige of a generation of revolutionary racist leaders in the United States that included the late Richard G. Butler of Aryan Nations and the late Robert Miles, a one-time Michigan Klan leader and convicted bomber. While those two and many other racist leaders were charged in various criminal cases over the past three decades, Metzger has managed to avoid any serious criminal charges in his 40-plus years of activism.



                          Tom Metzger, Wily Old Racist smarter than us ZOGbot jewboys of the $PLC/ADL
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                          That may be about to change.

                          Court documents filed in Arizona, Illinois and Indiana and obtained by Hatewatch suggest that federal investigators with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives may now be building a case against Metzger that could be filed in any of several federal jurisdictions.

                          Metzger is accused in the court papers of providing bomb-making instructions to long-time WAR associates Dennis and Daniel Mahon in a plot to send a mail bomb to the black man who was then the diversity officer for the city of Scottsdale, Ariz. Don Logan’s hands were maimed, and two colleagues were less seriously injured, when he opened a package containing a pipe bomb on Feb. 26, 2004, at his city office.

                          The Mahon twins — itinerant aircraft mechanics and well-known racist activists who have lived in Oklahoma, Arizona and Illinois — were indicted in 2009, five years after the attack on Logan. At the same time, agents raided Metzger’s Warsaw, Ind., home and seized computers and other items. Metzger was not arrested, and the results of the raid have not been disclosed. However, Metzger was recently described in open court as an “unindicted co-conspirator.”

                          This Feb. 24, Daniel Mahon, 61, was acquitted of a single conspiracy count by a jury. But his identical twin brother, Dennis, was convicted of three felonies, including conspiracy, distribution of information about explosives, and using explosives to attack a building. That last conviction is apparently the “crime of violence” that officials need to pursue charges against Metzger.

                          Tom Atteberry, special agent in charge of the ATF’s Phoenix field division, encompassing the states of Arizona and New Mexico, said he couldn’t discuss the possibility of bringing such a charge. “But what I can tell you is, even though this [Mahon] trial is over, there are continuing leads being pursued throughout the United States,” Atteberry told Hatewatch. “ATF is fully committed to pursuing leads with vigor with our state and local partners.”

                          Reached at his Indiana home, Metzger denied that he had ever built a bomb, instructed anyone on how to build a bomb, or knew of Dennis Mahon’s involvement in the Logan attack. “I don’t know what they would build a case on,” he said. “I’ve been the target of various investigations going back to the 1970s. Unless they come with an arrest warrant, I don’t pay attention to what the feds are doing.”

                          Metzger and Lone Wolves

                          Tom Metzger’s racist activities go back to the 1970s, when he joined David Duke’s Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, quickly rising to California state leader. He later split with Duke, who he accused of womanizing and other transgressions, and formed his own group to seek political office. After a failed run for Congress, he founded what would eventually be called the White Aryan Resistance.

                          WAR published a grotesquely racist tabloid, complete with animalistic portrayals of black people and thick with slurs and calls for violence. At the same time, however, Metzger’s ideology was quite different than most on the racist right. He described himself as an anti-corporate leftist, a strong supporter of unions (for white people) and the working class. He applauded black racists, who he saw as standing up for their own people just as he was standing up for whites.

                          Metzger also pioneered the idea of using racist skinheads as the “shock troops” of the movement. Reaching out to such skins, he sent a trainer to Portland, Ore., in 1988 to encourage skinhead street violence against black people. Three weeks later, three skinheads murdered an Ethiopian student, resulting in criminal convictions but also a civil suit from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). In the end, a jury returned a $12.5 million verdict against Metzger and WAR. Metzger, who wrote after the murders that the killers had done their “civic duty,” was forced to make monthly payments to the student’s estate for the next 20 years.

                          Since that trial, Metzger has evolved into an ideologue and a cheerleader, rather than an activist leading street actions or building a group. He has spent much of that time encouraging “lone wolves” to attack the government and minorities and selling publications detailing weapons, bombs and paramilitary tactics.

                          Indeed, as one court document in the Mahon case points out, Metzger’s website reflects these efforts. “There are those like myself who have been out in the open for years with no real possibility of becoming deep cover Lone Wolves,” he is quoted as saying. “Our job is primarily one of creating white propaganda, of being public information sources and for communicating to those in deep cover.”

                          It’s that very kind of relationship that may be at issue now.

                          Curiouser and Curiouser

                          Five months before the 2004 Scottsdale bombing, a man identifying himself as “Dennis Mahon of the White Aryan Resistance” called the city’s diversity office and left a threatening message. The caller’s number was later confirmed to be that of Dennis Mahon, and an agent who met Mahon repeatedly during the subsequent investigation recognized the voice on the call as Mahon’s, court records say.

                          In early February 2004, Metzger and Dennis Mahon appeared together at Aryanfest 2004, a white power concert in Fountain Hills, Ariz., just three miles from Scottsdale. (The event was one of the last attended by Richard Butler, the Aryan Nations founder from Idaho who died that fall, on Sept. 8.)

                          Aryanfest attracted some fairly prominent press attention in the Phoenix area. Between Feb. 17 and Feb. 19, the Phoenix New Times alternative newspaper and two other small local papers published a major New Times article entitled “Barbecue Nations” that mocked the participants, with a headline referring to “shaved-headed men hugging each other like they were at a gay pride picnic” and an unnamed law enforcement official describing Dennis Mahon as a “drunken fool.”

                          The racists couldn’t resist responding. Starting on Feb. 19 and continuing for the next two days, Mahon and Metzger separately contacted one of the article’s authors by phone and E-mail. “Amusing article,” Metzger wrote in one E-mail, court records in the Mahon case say. “If only you knew. But you will. lol TM.”

                          On Feb. 21 — the same day that the reporter received a final phone call and a voicemail from Dennis Mahon — a pipe bomb, disguised in a cardboard box and addressed to Don Logan, was left in the Scottsdale library. It was routed through the city’s internal mail system to the diversity office, where it arrived on Feb. 26. Logan opened it that day. The blast injured Logan, a secretary and another worker.

                          Records in the case against the Mahons say that ATF Special Agent Tristan Moreland located phone records showing a “series of calls between Mahon and Metzger just before and after the attempted contacts” with New Times.

                          Metzger’s E-mail strongly suggests that he knew the bombing was about to occur, the ATF agent said in a court affidavit. Moreland said it was his “belief that Metzger foreshadowed the Logan bombing to this reporter in the email.”

                          Metzger absolutely denied that. “I had no idea the Mahons were involved in something like this,” he told Hatewatch. “If I had known, I would have told them to stay the hell away from anything like that. If I’d known Dennis was involved in something like this, I would taken him outside and broken his legs.”

                          In the immediate aftermath of the 2004 bombing, investigators focused in on the Mahon brothers. The ATF recruited a female informant, a former stripper who in early 2005 moved with an undercover ATF agent into a trailer park in Catossa, Okla., where the Mahons were then living. She flirted with the Mahons, at one point sending them two provocative pictures of herself, and sympathized with their views. Within days, they began to talk to her about various bombings.

                          In 2006, Metzger left Fallbrook, Calif., for Warsaw, Ind., where he moved into his mother’s house after her death. Even then, three years before the Mahons’ arrests, the investigation already was beginning to point to Metzger.

                          ‘I Won’t Betray You’

                          In January 2008, a smitten Dennis Mahon allegedly told the female informant that he and his brother “have been bombing for the movement since the early 1980s and that Tom METZGER told them, ‘If they (The MAHON’s) want to go ahead and bomb a Synagogue or a Mexican restaurant go ahead, but that he (METZGER) doesn’t want to know about it,’” according to an ATF affidavit filed in court.

                          “MAHON said that METZGER said that he will be the lightning bolt for it and take the heat, but that he just doesn’t want to know about it. MAHON appeared to be telling the [informant] that he and his brother Daniel committed bombings on METZGER’s and the movement’s behalf, but that METZGER insulates himself by not having the specific knowledge of when and where.”

                          Meanwhile, a federal judge authorized a wiretap of Metzger’s telephone that was active from January until June 2008, court documents say. Eventually, investigators would surveil Metzger personally, monitor his website, and place a “mail cover” on his post office box. At one point, they even installed a camera that took pictures of Metzger as he picked up WAR mail at his post office box, court documents show.

                          On May 22, 2008, after finding partial DNA profiles on some of the Scottsdale bomb components, ATF agents with a court warrant swabbed the mouths of the Mahon brothers to see if they could obtain a match. Ultimately, they couldn’t make the match, but their visit raised alarms. Two days later, testimony at the later Mahon trial would reveal, Dennis Mahon called his mentor, Metzger.

                          “I won’t betray you, Tom,” Mahon said over the tapped phone.

                          “I didn’t think you would,” Metzger replied.

                          In his comments to Hatewatch, Metzger suggested that far from being in on the attack, he hardly even knew the case. “Who’s this Logan anyway?” he said of the diversity officer who was maimed. “A nobody that I’ve never heard about.”

                          After obtaining the swabs, investigators finally presented their evidence to a Phoenix grand jury. In June 2009, the Mahon brothers were indicted in a conspiracy, the indictment said, to “promote racial discord” and “teach the tactics of terrorism with the intent that others would commit violent acts on behalf of WAR.”

                          Later that month, ATF agents raided the Mahon family residence in Davis Junction, Ill., about 10 miles south of Rockford, searching for bomb-making materials, instruction manuals and any related computer files. In an affidavit backing the search, the ATF described the Mahons as “closely associated” with Metzger and WAR for 20 years and noted that WAR promoted lone-wolf attacks.

                          At the same time, they searched Metzger’s Indiana home. According to the affidavit supporting that search, agents were looking for information on how to manufacture bombs, evidence of manufacturing bombs, computers, and any documents relating to the 2004 attack on Don Logan. It said that investigators had developed “evidence suggesting that that MAHON brothers follow the advice and direction of TOM METZGER” when it comes to racist activities.

                          Making the Case

                          As interest in Metzger’s possible role heated up, undercover ATF agents also ordered a number of books from Metzger’s site — materials with names like Terrible Tom’s Guide: White Urban Survival, Combatives: Who, What, Why and When of Unconventional Warfare, and Total Resistance: Resisting the Iron Heel.

                          Because ATF experts were able to recover enough forensic evidence from the 2004 mail bomb, including triggering components, they were able to accurately surmise what types of plans were used to build the device. Those plans looked similar to those described in books sold by Metzger from his website.

                          The affidavit also said Metzger “regularly discusses acts of violence in the furtherance of his white supremacist goals” on his Internet radio show. It added: “Some of these acts included the use of small explosive devices to disrupt civil rights marches and the murder of judges and politicians. Although at times during these shows Metzger tells his listeners not to act violently, he and his guests often contradict themselves by telling the followers the opposite. They say things like, ‘If there was ever a time for a white barbarian, it is now,’ and that the commission of violence and murder is the only way things are going to change in this country.”

                          The affidavit also spelled out the ATF’s theory of Metzger’s possible criminal culpability, saying the search was for evidence of “teaching or distributing material related to an explosive device with intent the teaching or material will be used to commit a Federal crime of violence and/or knowing that the person receiving such teaching or material intends to use [it in] … a Federal crime of violence.”

                          In January 2009, an undercover ATF agent wrote Metzger a letter saying he could “use a little instruction on the finer points of warfare.” He also said that he was “thinking about waiting until its [sic] 120 [degrees] this summer and blowing the power grid or something like that.” He included $100. Within two weeks, Metzger had filled the request for three books. He made no comment about his customer’s plans.

                          After the June 2009 raid and the arrests of the Mahons, things were quiet until the twins were finally put on trial early this year. Now, with the conviction of Dennis Mahon in a crime of violence, officials may be moving ahead again.

                          It’s clear what federal law enforcement agents believe is really going on. In one affidavit, ATF agent Moreland says that he “believes Metzger is actively recruiting and training other persons to commit crimes on behalf of the white supremacist and anti-government movements.” That’s plain enough. What remains to be seen is if officials can make a case they feel confident bringing to a grand jury.

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                          • #28
                            Blaming the messenger while the neo-Nazi and Klan leadership chortles.

                            Blaming the messenger while the neo-Nazi and Klan leadership chortles.


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                            • #29
                              White supremacist seeks release from probation so he can help FBI

                              White supremacist seeks release from probation so he can help FBI


                              http://rturner229.blogspot.com/2016/...ease-from.html
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                              McDonald County white supremacist Robert Joos wants the government to grant him an early release from probation so he can help overworked FBI agents to track down the thieves who stole money from his church.

                              In documents filed today in U. S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri, Joos, who spent five years in prison on weapons charges, said that he trusted the wrong people to take care of his church, the Sacerdotal Church of David, while he was locked up. He has served one year of his three-year probationary period:


                              Originally posted by Bob Joos Brief

                              Continued supervision simply costs more than it's worth, especially since I'm so far from Springfield. It's also hindering the investigation of the ongoing (another truck stolen January 17, 2016) looting (over $1 million in damages) of the church, in that I can't cross state lines to follow leads for the FBI, Joplin office being overworked due to extreme number of meth addicts operating in this area.

                              My trusting the wrong people to secure church property while I was gone puts the burden of recovering damages on me.Therefore I request early termination of my supervised release.
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                              Joos was arrested in 2009 as part of an FBI investigation into a 2004 racially motivated bombing in Scottsdale, Arizona, which also resulted in the arrests of national white supremacist leaders, the Mahon brothers, Dennis and Daniel.

                              An Associated Press article in 2009 described Joos' operation:


                              Originally posted by ASSoCIAted judenPresse

                              The Missouri affidavit says the Mahons told an undercover federal agent that white supremacists used Joos's remote property in southwestern Missouri's McDonald County for survival training.
                              One of the Mahon brothers described Joos as "an expert on weapons, explosives, bomb making and general survival skills," the affidavit said.

                              Joos himself told undercover agents who visited his property of the importance of having firearms "in several locations" and said he used 18 caves to hide weapons, according to the affidavit.
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                              • #30
                                Judge rejects white supremacist's request for early release from probation

                                Judge rejects white supremacist's request for early release from probation


                                https://rturner229.blogspot.com/2016...remacists.html
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                                In an order issued today, U. S. District Court Judge Douglas Harpool rejected McDonald County white supremacist Robert Joos' request for an early release from probation.

                                Harpool said the request was given "careful consideration," but it was no go.

                                In his self-filed motion, Joos said he wanted the government to grant him the early release from probation so he could help overworked FBI agents track down the thieves who stole money from his church.

                                Joos, who spent five years in prison on weapons charges, said that he trusted the wrong people to take care of his church, the Sacerdotal Church of David, while he was locked up. He has served one year of his three-year probationary period:

                                .

                                Originally posted by Robert Joos
                                Continued supervision simply costs more than it's worth, especially since I'm so far from Springfield. It's also hindering the investigation of the ongoing (another truck stolen January 17, 2016) looting (over $1 million in damages) of the church, in that I can't cross state lines to follow leads for the FBI, Joplin office being overworked due to extreme number of meth addicts operating in this area.

                                My trusting the wrong people to secure church property while I was gone puts the burden of recovering damages on me.Therefore I request early termination of my supervised release.
                                .

                                Joos was arrested in 2009 as part of an FBI investigation into a 2004 racially motivated bombing in Scottsdale, Arizona, which also resulted in the arrests of national white supremacist leaders, the Mahon brothers, Dennis and Daniel.

                                An Associated Press article in 2009 described Joos' operation:

                                .

                                The Missouri affidavit says the Mahons told an undercover federal agent that white supremacists used Joos's remote property in southwestern Missouri's McDonald County for survival training.

                                One of the Mahon brothers described Joos as "an expert on weapons, explosives, bomb making and general survival skills," the affidavit said.

                                Joos himself told undercover agents who visited his property of the importance of having firearms "in several locations" and said he used 18 caves to hide weapons, according to the affidavit.
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                                Posted by Randy at 4:38 PM Wednesday, June 8, 2016


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