Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Hal Turner's PMS cycle is over in less than 24 hours, he's back.
Monday, February 16, 2009
For the 3,734th time, Hal Turner is shutting down his website.
I have decided to cease publishing my views, hopes, observations and dreams on issues social, cultural and political. There's much real work to be done - including the use of brutal force and violence - and this endeavor is a waste of time.
Internet Patriots are a lot like Voyeurs; they watch but can't or won't do anything in real life. There's no time left for such useless people or hoping they will grow a pair.
As I undertake the acts that must be done, the rest of you can sit back and watch; after all, that's the only thing you're good for.
The only thing Harold is going to do is keep licking his used underwear.
Former ANSWP member found guilty of biting 9 year old boy at least 13 times
MUNCIE (API) -- A self-proclaimed white supremacist and Satan worshiper is now also a convicted felon.

A charge of neglect of a dependent was dismissed.At last week's hearing, public defender Steven Bruce said his client was engaged in horseplay with a child left in his care when the boy bit him."I bit him back," Sklyarov said."Multiple times, correct?" Bruce asked."Yes," the defendant responded.Last week's court session was considerably more low key than a Dec. 1 hearing that saw Sklyarov curse at Cannon's predecessor on the Circuit Court 5 bench, Chris Teagle, also shouting "Heil Hitler!" and "white power" before drawing a 90-day sentence for contempt of court.The former Wes-Del High School student also wrote Teagle a letter telling the judge he sat on a "throne of lies."Because he is serving the 90-day contempt sentence, Sklyarov received credit for the 53 days he spent in jail before the Dec. 1 hearing, but will not begin serving the remainder of his one-year sentence until March 1.Cannon told Sklyarov he was willing to "revisit that contempt" and asked the defendant if he wanted to offer an explanation of his behavior.
"I don't agree with how the court functions, so that's why I disrupted the court," Sklyarov said. Cannon let the 90-day sentence stand.

Friday, February 6, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Vonbluvens claims he is dying of prostate cancer
Sunday, January 25, 2009
It's official, we are looking into purcashing some of Bill White's properties in Roanoke
And unlike Bill, I would accept SEction 8 vouchers and keep the properties in excellent shape.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
White supremacist gang members arrested on drug & weapons charges.
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A white supremacist gang member was arrested after deputies found him with heroin and a rifle modified "for offensive use," Yuba County Sheriff Steve Durfor said Tuesday.
At about 11 p.m. Monday, two deputies saw a sport utility vehicle parked in a field near the Yuba Gardens Apartments in the 1800 block of Hammonton-Smartville Road in East Linda.
Because of recent reports of drug use and sales in the area, the deputies approached the occupants, gang member David Alan Waterbury Jr. of Linda and Brian Keith Alfrey of Olivehurst, both 23 years old.
Because Waterbury was on probation and Alfrey on parole, the deputies were able to search the SUV and found a .22-caliber rifle on the floor and ammunition in the driver's door grip, Durfor said.
The rifle's serial number had been scratched off and the stock replaced with a pistol grip. Waterbury admitted painting the gun black.
Waterbury said he bought the rifle for $20, "which meant it was probably stolen," said Durfor.
The ammunition had been modified to mushroom on impact in order to inflict greater injury, the sheriff said.
The modifications to the rifle and ammunition indicate they were not intended for self-defense or hunting, Durfor said.
A small bag of heroin and a binder containing gang-related slogans and artwork were also found in the SUV.
White supremacists believe whites are superior to other races.
In a 2008 interview, John Summers, Yuba County's director of family court services and a chronicler of area gang activity, said white supremacist gangs, including Another Order and New Order, may be the fastest growing in Yuba County.
Waterbury was arrested on possession of heroin and a gun with an altered serial number and committing a felony as a gang member. Alfrey is charged with possession of a gun and ammunition by a felon.
The records of both men include convictions for theft, said Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Melanie Oakes.
Waterbury and Alfrey were being held Tuesday in Yuba County Jail on $20,000 and $25,000 bail, respectively