Right Wing Murderer: "Obama Does What His Jew Owners Tell Him To Do"

[buckpasser]

We joke about "fake outrage", but this rage isn't manufactured by fake conservatives.

The murderer (fourth right winger to kill since Obama's election) declares our President is a tool of the Jews.

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USA TODAY's Kevin Johnson reports that investigators found a handwritten notebook in the car belonging to the museum shooting suspect that railed against the Holocaust and declared that President Obama "was created by the Jews."

The suspect, James von Brunn, left his vehicle double-parked in front of the museum at the time of the shooting.

One of the notes, as outlined in federal court documents, was signed by von Brunn and reads:

"You want my weapons – this is how you’ll get them. The Holocaust is a lie… Obama does what his Jew owners tell him to do. Jews captured America’s money. Jews control the mass media.''
Von Brunn was shot by security guards and is in critical condition at George Washington University hospital.

[buckpasser]

And after Tiller was acquitted on charges that he had failed to properly justify late-term abortions, the suspect, Scott Roeder, told a fellow anti-abortion activist that the whole process was a "sham."

"He seemed to be passionate about that,” said Eugene Frye, a Kansas City area anti-abortion activist for the past three decades. "He felt justice had not been served."

Now, Roeder will face his own charges inside the same courthouse. Prosecutors say the 51-year-old man from a Kansas City suburb walked into Tiller’s church Sunday morning while the doctor was serving as an usher and shot him once in the face.

[buckpasser]

Shooting suspect hated liberals

By Emily Bazar, USA TODAY
The man accused of shooting and killing two people in a Knoxville church Sunday wrote that he hated liberals and was bitter he couldn't find a job, police said Monday.
Authorities added he may also have been angry about possibly losing his food stamps.

Knoxville Police Chief Sterling Owen said investigators discovered a four-page letter in suspect Jim David Adkisson's vehicle outside the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, where the shooting occurred.

In the letter, Adkisson, 58, of Powell, Tenn., "repeatedly included disgust for what he perceived to be the liberals in our country," Owen said. "And he repeatedly said how frustrated he was he could not get a job."

Adkisson, charged with one count of first-degree murder, is scheduled to appear at a preliminary court hearing next Tuesday.

Police and witnesses said Adkisson pulled a 12-gauge shotgun out of a guitar case and opened fire while children performed Annie Jr. Sunday morning. He fired three times before members of the congregation tackled him. Seven adults were injured. Two had been released from the hospital, and the others remained in serious or critical condition Monday, Owen said.


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(AP) KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - An out-of-work truck driver smiled Monday as he pleaded guilty to killing two people and wounding six others at a Tennessee church last summer because he hated its liberal politics.

"Yes, ma'am, I am guilty as charged," Jim D. Adkisson, 58, told Criminal Court Judge Mary Beth Leibowitz before she sentenced him to life in prison without parole.

Adkisson was scheduled to stand trial next month in the July 2008 rampage at the Tennessee Valley United Unitarian Church in Knoxville, but decided to enter a plea deal that virtually guarantees he will never leave prison alive.

Public defender Mark Stephens said a mental health expert determined Adkisson was competent to make the plea, though Stephens was prepared to argue at trial that his client was insane at the time of the crime. Adkisson believed entering the plea was "the honorable thing to do," Stephens said.

'Responsible for his woes'
Assistant District Attorney Leslie Nassios said Adkisson gave a statement to police and left a suicide note. They showed he planned the attack on the church, where his ex-wife was once a member, because he hated the church's liberal politics and Democrats, whom he believed "were responsible for his woes."

The Unitarian Universalist church promotes progressive social work, including advocacy of women and gay rights.

Evidence would show Adkisson bought the shotgun a month before the attack, sawed off the barrel at his home and carried the weapon into the church in a guitar case that he bought two days before the shooting. He had more than 70 shotgun shells with him and planned to keep firing until officers killed him, police have said. But church members intervened and wrestled him to the ground.

Victims and church members wept as the prosecutor described the wounds that killed longtime church member Greg McKendry, 60, who blocked the shots from hitting others, and retired English professor, Linda Kraeger, who had come to see the play. The church honored them during a 60th anniversary celebration on Sunday.

Two survivors each lost vision in one eye, one was left in a coma for several days after the shooting and another has endured several follow-up surgeries since.

"I think I am going to move on," said victim Tammy Sommers, 38, who suffered a traumatic brain injury and only recently returned to work. "But he is in prison ... and I want him to stay in prison."

No remorse

Several church members felt Adkisson showed no remorse.

"When he came into the courtroom, he had a look of sheer evil on his face. He really did. Evil as well as arrogance," said Vicki Masters, who directed the children's play.

[buckpasser]

3 officers killed in Pittsburgh shooting
By RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI – Apr 4, 2009

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh police say a man wearing a bulletproof vest opened fire on officers during a domestic disturbance call, killing three of them.

Police chief Nate Harper says the motive for Saturday's shooting isn't clear. Friends say the gunman recently had been upset about losing his job and that he feared the Obama administration was poised to ban guns.

The three dead officers are Eric Kelly, Stephen Mayhle and Paul Sciullo III. Kelly had been on the force for 14 years and the other two only two years each. Another officer was shot in the hand and a fifth broke his leg on a fence.

The gunman, 23-year-old Richard Poplawski, was arrested after a four-hour standoff.

[Kace]

Wait, David Letterman said what???

[Mighty Dyckerson]

Originally Posted by Kace

Wait, David Letterman said what???

David Letterman said he hates Kace, and he's not shaving until you apologize.

[Rambunctious]

Originally Posted by buckpasser

The suspect, James von Brunn, left his vehicle double-parked in front of the museum at the time of the shooting.

Some people are so inconsiderate.

[Angel's Hell]

If my name isn't Angel's Hell, when I saw Obama with Netanyahoo (laughs) I thought Net' looked like Obama had handed him his nuts in a paper sack over the West Bank building issue. So, no, I don't think he's a Jewish tool, but maybe he is a tool!

[Another side]

I doubt we've seen the last of it. Few people are as selfish, pious and just plain mean as some of those that haunt the right wing.

They bear watching.

[Diplomat]

Originally Posted by Angel's Hell

If my name isn't Angel's Hell, when I saw Obama with Netanyahoo (laughs) I thought Net' looked like Obama had handed him his nuts in a paper sack over the West Bank building issue. So, no, I don't think he's a Jewish tool, but maybe he is a tool!

Mr. Obama's old friend has had a few things to say about Jews, too.

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=157&sid=6783318

God only knows how much hatred this man has taught in his lifetime. Let's hope and pray that nobody is ever moved to take action on it, like this creep at the Holocaust Museum.

[halfpiperocks]

Nice way to change the subject dip...you are a master at that...that said Wright is a tool, digging himself deeper in a hole, Obama won't even humor him with a response on this stuff...I would venture to guess the guy has lost it...and I would imagine Obama regrets ever having gone to his church...

[Diplomat]

Originally Posted by halfpiperocks

Nice way to change the subject dip...you are a master at that...that said Wright is a tool, digging himself deeper in a hole, Obama won't even humor him with a response on this stuff...I would venture to guess the guy has lost it...and I would imagine Obama regrets ever having gone to his church...

Nobody's trying to change the subject. Just pointing out that anti-Semitism is fashionable on the far left and far right and that words mean things, and can spur people to vile actions.

But I must say I am pleasantly surprised to hear you criticize the Rev. Wright.

[FD2BLK]

How does Reverand Wright have anything to do with this?

[Kace]

The topic was about apparent Right Wing murderers. Therefore we're now talking about Rev. Wright.

[Diplomat]

Originally Posted by FD2BLK

How does Reverand Wright have anything to do with this?

As has been explained, anti-Semitism is strong among the far left and far right. Such hateful rhetoric can spur people to violence. It has happened in the case of the creep at the Holocaust Museum, who has already been charged with murder. It can happen again--no matter who utters such hatred, decent people have to stand against it.

BTW, this killer creep hated President Bush, too. I am not sure I would call some of the killer's views "right wing." Some of his ideas are "left wing,"too. So the subject line of this thread is, not surprisingly, misleading.

[Another side]

Originally Posted by FD2BLK

How does Reverand Wright have anything to do with this?

He doesn't. Dip just wanted to change the subject. He was getting uncomfortable.

[Kace]

It worked. We're not even talking about apparent Right Wing murderers. Then again, we weren't doing much talking in the first place. I put the lack of discussion in perspective with the Letterman line. A-Side, you gave it the ol' college try in terms of getting a conversation going proper.

But now it's all about Rev. Wright until it becomes about a free-for-all between posters.

[Spike]

But what about all those liberal murderers who came out of the woodwork during Bush's presidency?!!? Huh?! Huh?!

[Kace]

Like Al Qaeda?

*ducks*

[Spike]

Originally Posted by Kace

Like Al Qaeda?

You think al Qaeda are liberals?

[Kace]

They were just the first people that sprang to mind. That and I was trying to beat the Republicans/Conservatives/Whatever to the punch by saying it first.

I don't think this has been one of my better days...

[Bandit]

Originally Posted by Spike

You think al Qaeda are liberals?

I think ML popcorn is a good move for me at this point.

[FD2BLK]

So Bucky, why does it matter that Von Brunn's a rightie? He's a murder. In my book that trumps political affiliation.

Dip, why do we HAVE to bring Rev. Wright into it? Why would anyone want to muddy the waters here?

Can't we all just accept that Von Brunn's a sick murder who at the very least desrves to spent the rest of his life locked up without the need to bring politics into it.

[MoistureFluxCapacitor]

People who are psychotic defy classification...other than being psychotic.

[Diplomat]

Originally Posted by Another side

He doesn't. Dip just wanted to change the subject. He was getting uncomfortable.

More BS from AS.

But he's gotta keep the liquor store in business.