How will the wingnuts paint this guy as a lefty...


Hal Turner, New Jersey's top white-supremacist internet-radio show
hosting lunatic is back in the news today, for pretty much the same
reason he was in the news earlier this month: threatening public
officials with bodily harm, and subsequently getting arrested for it!

This time out, Turner's calls to vigilantism ranged beyond the
Tri-State area, all the way to Chicago. WGN has the news:

Hal Turner, an occasional talk show host on internet radio and
blogger, was arrested today by the FBI in his New Jersey home on
charges he threatened to murder three federal appeals court judges in
Chicago following their recent ruling upholding handgun bans.

According to the U.S. attorney's office, postings on Turner's web site
included photos of the judges and addresses for them, with statements
such as: "Let me be the first to say this plainly; These judges
deserve to be killed."

Actually, Turner went even further. A day after Turner posted the
original threat, urging readers that "it appears another lesson is
needed," he posted an update with the names of the judges, along with
photographs, phone numbers, and work addresses, right down to office
numbers. In the update, Turner wrote: "Judges official public work
addresses and a map of the area are below. Their home addresses and
maps will follow soon. Behold these devils."

jps wrote:
How will the wingnuts paint this guy as a lefty...


Hal Turner, New Jersey's top white-supremacist internet-radio show
hosting lunatic is back in the news today, for pretty much the same
reason he was in the news earlier this month: threatening public
officials with bodily harm, and subsequently getting arrested for it!

This time out, Turner's calls to vigilantism ranged beyond the
Tri-State area, all the way to Chicago. WGN has the news:

Hal Turner, an occasional talk show host on internet radio and
blogger, was arrested today by the FBI in his New Jersey home on
charges he threatened to murder three federal appeals court judges in
Chicago following their recent ruling upholding handgun bans.

According to the U.S. attorney's office, postings on Turner's web site
included photos of the judges and addresses for them, with statements
such as: "Let me be the first to say this plainly; These judges
deserve to be killed."

Actually, Turner went even further. A day after Turner posted the
original threat, urging readers that "it appears another lesson is
needed," he posted an update with the names of the judges, along with
photographs, phone numbers, and work addresses, right down to office
numbers. In the update, Turner wrote: "Judges official public work
addresses and a map of the area are below. Their home addresses and
maps will follow soon. Behold these devils."



Is he a good christian?