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Now, About those School Yard Shootings . . .

Posted by Dave Emory ⋅ December 18, 2012 ⋅ 31 comments

With the nation and much of the world focused on the grue­some shoot­ings in New­town, Con­nect­cut, we revis­it the top­ic of the school­yard shoot­ings. In past pro­grams, we have not­ed that a num­ber of the [alleged] per­pe­tra­tors of the school shoot­ings have links to Nazi and white suprema­cist groups. A form of ter­ror­ism, these mas­sacres desta­bi­lize soci­ety, lead­ing to the pop­u­lar sen­ti­ment for “order.” Endorsed by some ele­ments of pop­u­lar cul­ture, the school­yard shoot­ings are func­tion­ing in a man­ner anal­o­gous to the Fritz Haar­mann inci­dent in Weimar Ger­many. That ser­i­al mur­der of more than a hun­dred juve­niles, whose corpses were butchered and baked into meat pies, dis­cred­it­ed the author­i­ties of Weimar Ger­many, help­ing to sow sen­ti­ment that would ben­e­fit the Nazis.


FTR #174 The Fire This Time: The Georges Bush and The Waco Inferno

Posted by FTR ⋅ October 10, 1999 ⋅ Post a comment

Lis­ten: Side 1 | Side 2 In the late sum­mer of 1999 the dev­as­tat­ing siege and destruc­tion of the Branch David­i­an com­pound in Waco, Texas became a poten­tial issue in the 1999 pres­i­den­tial race. A num­ber of issues came to light that put renewed pres­sure on Attor­ney Gen­er­al Janet Reno con­cern­ing the Jus­tice Depart­men­t’s behav­ior […]


FTR #88 Update On the Oklahoma City Bombing

Posted by FTR ⋅ March 1, 1998 ⋅ Post a comment

Con­sid­er­able evi­dence in the Okla­homa City bomb­ing points to the par­tic­i­pa­tion of per­sons in Latin Amer­i­ca and Europe.


FTR #60 Oklahoma City Bombing Update

Posted by FTR ⋅ April 27, 1997 ⋅ Post a comment

Inves­ti­gat­ing Ger­man fas­cist named Andreas Strass­meier, son of Gun­ther Strass­meier, Ger­man Chan­cel­lor Hel­mut Kohl’s for­mer chief of staff.


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