Subject: Re: Why not Gritz? (Was: why perot?)

From: [email-masked] (Reykja Sigurdsson)
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 07:09:44 GMT

>   According to a newspaper report reprinted here in t.p.m. Gritz gave
>   the NAZI salute to Weaver's supporters.  He belongs to an organization
>   that wants to ban foreign workers and ownership of companies in
>   the US.  They want to "discourage" (their words - I have no idea what
>   they mean) nonChristian religions in the US.   Gritz basically makes
>   David Duke look like Mister Rogers.    Don't vote for this clown if
>   you care about any of the ideals that built this country.
> 
> 
> ---peter
> 

        That is absolutely right! Bo Gritz has a history of association
with various racist organizations. In fact, he has made appearances at
the LaPorte Church of Christ in Colorado where Identity preacher, Pete
Peters, is notoriously racist. 

        There is also some evidence that this same church is where 
David Lane and Bruce Pierce hung out the night before killing Alan
Berg. It is well-known that other members of The Order attended there
regularly. 

        Bo Gritz is one scary dude! When he talks about nonChristian
religions, he is not just talking about paganism, Judaism or Islam! He
is talking about Protestants, Catholics and Methodists as well. One of 
the basic tenets of Identity is that they (read:white people) are the
lost tribes of Israel and the true holders of the Covenant of Abraham!
All other so-called Christians are not 'true' Christians in their 
belief. 

        War hero? Even if Gritz didn't have such creepy connections, 
the last thing this country needs is a 'war hero'! What we need is
a person of compassion.     

        If anyone is interested in more information on the associations
of Bo Gritz, Jack Mohr or any of these figures, please contact me
at 3107 W. Colorado Ave #172, Colorado Springs, CO 80904. (I am a 
hate group investigator with the Religious Movement Resource Center and 
have a great deal of documentation on these folks.) 

       The address and e-mail are as follows:

                       Religious Movement Resource Center
                       3107 W. Colorado Ave #172
                       Colorado Springs, CO 80904

                       E-mail : [email-masked]

     (Don't get freaked out by the name of the organization. It is not
a fundamentalist organization. The name was chosen when the only 
investigations going on were dangerous and destructive religious cults.)