Separated at Stone Age: Holocaust-denier R J Rushdoony…
…and Holocaust-dreamer al-Zawahiri?
On Tuesday May 3, a lawyer for the rightwing Rutherford Institute sent a threatening letter to The eXiled to punish and intimidate us because we reminded our readers about the dark, extremist homophobic ideology behind the early years of the Rutherford Institute and its co-founder, John Whitehead. The Rutherford Institute has waged a 15-year public relations campaign to recast itself as a “civil liberties” outfit similar to the ACLU, yet this same “defender of civil liberties” wants to crush The eXiled’s First Amendment rights to free speech over the crime of reminding readers that the outfit was co-founded by one of the most extreme anti-Semitic, homophobic monsters of our time, a Holocaust denier and eugenicist named R. J. Rushdoony.
Rutherford’s attorney sent us a letter objecting to two fully-sourced and documented statements in our April 28 article, Did You Fall for It? America’s Outrage Over TSA “Porn Scanners” Was Right-Wing PR to Prevent Workers from Unionizing:
1) Characterizing Rutherford Institute president John Whitehead as “a one-time Christian Reconstructionist,” which is true;
2) That his “outfit once advocated the death penalty for homosexuals,” which is true.
Rutherford’s lawyer, Tom Neuberger, wrote, “Neither The Rutherford Institute nor Mr. Whitehead, its president, have ever subscribed to Christian ‘reconstructionist’ ideologies. … And the outrageous assertion that the Institute ‘once advocated the death penalty for homosexuals” is clearly a complete fabrication.”
This is an outrageous, baseless and disgusting attack on independent journalism. An outfit that claims to be for civil liberties yet threatens journalists who print the truth, simply because the Rutherford Institute is trying to whitewash its past, is the height of hypocrisy and reveals that the Rutherford Institute has not changed one bit from its beginnings as an attack dog for far-right Holocaust deniers, anti-Semites and neo-Confederate fascists whose one goal was to intimidate and crush any opposition to their plan to turn America into a fundamentalist Christian nation along the lines of the Taliban.
We will report more about the Rutherford Institute’s threats to The eXiled and to others–one reader pointed us to a story in Delaware which resulted in a kind of pogrom against two Jewish families fighting a lawsuit against rabid Christian fundamentalists represented by the Rutherford Institute– and we’ll get into the dark, sordid history of the Institute’s founders and their beliefs, which make our factual statements that they object to seem as though, if anything, we were going far too light on Rutherford.
And to survive this assault, we will be asking for our readers’ support. Gary Brecher has agreed to return to the field of action, but only on condition that you support our effort to resist a 30-year-old rightwing outfit’s efforts to crush independent journalism.
God Hates Fags…So did Rutherford Institute co-founders
But first, there are so many credible sources backing our statement in our article characterizing John Whitehead as “a onetime Christian ‘reconstructionist’… whose outfit once advocated the death penalty for homosexuals” that they are too numerous to list. Here we provide a small sample of sources which repeat, expand on, and/or support this:
* From American University Professor Alan Lichtman’s book White Protestant Nation, a finalist for the 2008 National Book Critic’s Award for Non-Fiction:
“A movement known as Christian Reconstruction or Dominion Theology, led by Rousas John Rushdoony of the Chalcedon Foundation, Gary North of the Institute for Christian Economics, and John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute, extended Schaffer’s absolutist thinking. Dominion leaders aimed to make America a Christian nation. They desired to ‘take back government from the state and put it in the hands of Christians.’ This meant replacing secular ‘self-law’ with ‘God’s law,’ which meted out harsh punishments, including death penalty for adulterers and homosexuals.” [pp 349, Atlantic Monthly Press, hardcover edition]
* David Brock’s bestselling book from 2002, Blinded By The Right:
“When various settlement offers were rejected by [Paula] Jones [the woman who sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment], Davis and Cammarata quit the case and were replaced by lawyers working with the right-wing Rutherford Institute, which had been founded with the support of Christian Right reconstructionist R. J. Rushdoony, who was an early board member.* …The Reverend R. J. Rushdoony believed that civil law should be replaced by Biblical law ‘to suppress, control, and/or eliminate the ungodly.’ He advocated the death penalty for abortion, adultery, sodomy, and incest as well as for blasphemers and ‘propagators of false doctrines.’ Rushdoony was also a Holocaust denier.” [pp 201. Three Rivers Press. 2002 paperback edition.]
* Jeff Sharlet’s book The Family, a 2008 New York Times bestseller:
“John W. Whitehead, a constitutional lawyer who counts Rushdoony as one of his greatest influences [pp. 349]…Rushdoony is best known as the founder of Christian Reconstructionism, a politically defunct but subtly influential school of thought that drifted so far to the right that it dropped off the edge of the world, disavowed as ‘scary’ even by Jerry Falwell. Most notably, Rushdoony proposed the death penalty for an ever-expanding subset of sinners, starting with gay men and growing to include blasphemers and badly behaved children.” [pp.347. Harper Perennial. 2008 paperback.]
* Mark Crispin Miller’s 2004 book, published by W.W. Norton, Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney’s New World Order:
“John Whitehead, an ex-student of Rushdoony’s, and introduced by him once at the council as a man ‘chosen by God,’ directs the Rutherford Foundation, a legal arm of the Chalcedon Foundation (which until his death was run by Rushdoony and funded by Howard Ahmanson). Rutherford’s important mission is to fight the legal battles on behalf of Reconstructionism.” [pp. 263]
* Frederick Clarkson, journalist, author and activist, in a chapter from the 1999 book Eyes Right: Challenging The Rightwing Backlash edited by Chip Berlet:
“The Rutherford Institute’s John Whitehead was a student of both Schaeffer and Rushdoony, and credits them as the two major influences on his thought. … [I]t is not surprising that Whitehead goes to great lengths to deny that he is a Reconstructionist. Rushdoony, introducing Whitehead at a Reconstructionist conference, called him a man ‘chosen by God.’ Rushdoony then spoke of ‘our plans, through Rutherford, to fight the battle against statism and the freedom of Christ’s Kingdom.’” … “The Rutherford Institute was founded as a legal project of R. J. Rushdoony’s Chalcedon Foundation, with Rushdoony and fellow Chalcedon director Howard Ahmanson on its original board of directors. Whitehead credits Rushdoony with providing the outline for his first book, which he researched in Rushdoony’s library. ” [p.69]
* Chris Hedges, writing about Whitehead’s mentor and partner in the Rutherford Institute in his 2006 book, American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War On America:
“The racist and brutal intolerance of the intellectual godfathers of today’s Christian Reconstructionism is a chilling reminder of the movement’s lust for repression. The Institutes of Biblical Law by R. J. Rushdoony, written in 1973, is the most important book for the dominionist movement. Rushdoony calls for a Christian society that is harsh, unforgiving and violent. The death penalty is to be imposed not only for offenses such as rape, kidnapping and murder, but also for adultery, blasphemy, homosexuality, astrology, incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and, in the case of women, ‘un-chastity before marriage.’ The world is to be subdued and ruled by a Christian United States. Rushdoony dismissed the widely accepted estimate of 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust as an inflated figure, and his theories on race often echo those found in Nazi eugenics, in which there are higher and lower forms of human beings. Those considered by the Christian state to be immoral and incapable of reform are to be exterminated.” [pp.12-13]
* The Southern Poverty Law Center’s magazine Intelligence Report called Rushdoony “a racist and a holocaust denier.” The SPLC describes the Rushdoony-founded Chalcedon Foundation, for which the Rutherford Institute was set up to act as its legal arm: “Rushdoony supported the death penalty for homosexuals, among other ‘abominators.’ He also opposed what he called ‘unequal yoking’ — interracial marriage — and ‘enforced integration,’ insisting that “[a]ll men are NOT created equal before God” (the Bible, he explained, ‘recognizes that some people are by nature slaves’). Rushdoony also denied the Holocaust, saying the murder of 6 million Jews was ‘false witness.’”
* Another co-founder of the Rutherford Institute, Rushdoony’s son-in-law, Gary North, has been described as a “bloodthirsty theologian” who “may actually be a psychopath” by Jeff Sharlet in his 2008 book The Family: “North […] may actually be a psychopath—he favors stoning as a method of execution because it would double as a ‘community project.’” [pp.348]. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Gary North advocates hiding the true agenda of the Christian Reconstructionist movement for obvious reasons: “Theonomists, and especially Reconstructionists, know their views are an anathema to most Americans. Reconstructionist ideologue Gary North, in fact, has written that Reconstructionists need ‘the noise of contemporary events’ to hide their goals. ‘If [non-believers] fully understood the long-term threat to their civilization that our ideas pose, they … would be wise to take steps to crush us.’” (“Confederates on the Pulpit” SPLC Intelligence Report. Spring 2001).
* From a Public Research Associates article:
“Whitehead believes, according to an article by Martin Mawyer published in the May 1983 issue of theMoral Majority Report, ‘That courts must place themselves under the authority of God’s law.’ Mawyer’s article explains, ‘The Institute states that ‘all of civil affairs and government, including law, should be based upon principles found in the Bible.’ That statement is a simplified definition of Christian Reconstruction, an important movement within evangelical Christianity.”
* Bill Moyers, interviewing R J Rushdoony in 1988, (six years after the founding of Rutherford Institute):
Moyers: You’ve written that the Bible calls for the death penalty, and I’m just running down a variety of things as you can see. You’ve written that the Bible calls for the death penalty of some 15 crimes: rape, sodomy, adultery.
Rushdoony: Adultery because in the Bible the basic institution is the family. There’s no law of treason against the state. The Bible doesn’t even imagine anything remotely like that. But the basic institution is the family. And so, several of the death penalties are associated with the family and its life.
Moyers: So adultery was considered a theft of the family.
Rushdoony: It was, yes, it was treason to the family.
Moyers: Homosexuality.
Rushdoony: Yes, it was treason to the family.
Moyers: Worthy of the death sentence?
Rushdoony: What?
Moyers: Worthy of the death sentence?.
Rushdoony: Yes.
Moyers: Deserving of the death sentence?
Rushdoony: Yes, that’s what [Apostle] Paul says.…
Moyers: But you would re-instate the death penalty for some of these or all of these Biblical crimes?
Rushdoony: I wouldn’t—
Moyers: But the reconstructive society–
Rushdoony: I’m saying that this is what God requires. I’m not saying that everything in the Bible, I like. Some of it rubs me the wrong way. But I’m simply saying, this is what God requires. This is what God says is justice. Therefore, I don’t feel I have a choice.
Moyers: And the agents of God would carry out the laws.
Rushdoony: The civil government would, on these things.
Moyers: So you would have a civil government, based upon–
Rushdoony: Oh yes. I’m not an anarchist. I’m close to being a libertarian. But–
Moyers: But the civil law would be based on the biblical law. And so you’d have a civil government carrying out a religious mandate.
Rushdoony: Oh yes.
* Rushdoony and North were not only co-founders of the Rutherford Institute, but they were also regularly featured members of the “Rutherford Institute Seminars” speakers bureau. In other words, they were intimately tied to, part of, and speaking on behalf of the Rutherford Institute. Here is from a 1994 Anti-Defamation League report:
In the fall of 1986, the Traditional Values Coalition and Citizens for Excellence in Education advertised “Rutherford Institute Seminars” in which Rushdoony was a featured speaker — along with Rutherford Institute founder John Whitehead. Rushdoony was described in the advertisement as a “theologian…who presents scriptural framework for building orderly structures in society [sic].”
Whitehead, one of the country’s leading conservative evangelical attorneys, has called Rushdoony one of the two major influences on his thought. Rushdoony wrote the introduction for Whitehead’s The Separation Illusion, and the reconstructionist patriarch is the most frequently cited author in the bibliography for Whitehead’s The Second American Revolution — a favored text among evangelical activists (The Institutes for Biblical Law is among the works cited).
Rushdoony reportedly helped Whitehead found the Rutherford Institute, and has been a director of the Institute and a participant in its speakers bureau.
[Source: The Religious Right: The Assault on Tolerance & Pluralism in America. A publication of the Anti-Defamation League. (1994). pp 111]
Finally, we are not surprised that the Rutherford Institute—which claims to defend civil liberties, but seemingly behaves more like a right-wing attack dog outfit trying to intimidate critics of its far-right Christian agenda— sends a letter from a lawyer to suppress journalists from exercising their first amendment rights. From its very beginning in the early Reagan years, as Whitehead explained in a 1983 interview, “We need to be very aggressive, not passive. Take the initiative. Sue rather than waiting to be sued. That’s where we’ve [the Christian far-right] been weak. We’ve always been on the defensive. We need to frame the issue and pick the court. The [Rutherford] institute, if necessary, will charge that government is violating religious freedoms rather than the church waiting for the government to charge it with violating the law.” [Institute for First Amendment Studies.]
We’ve answered the Rutherford’s outrageous, anti-Constitutional threats and attempts to crush our civil liberties. Now we would like the Rutherford Institute to explain to us and to readers of The eXiled why it failed to successfully challenge the statements made by the authors in passages cited above, and how it claims to be a “civil liberties” outfit that has distanced itself from its extremist hateful past when it threatens to crush anyone who dares to report the truthful past.
—Mark Ames and Yasha Levine
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51 Comments
Add your own1. my talkative ringpiece | May 6th, 2011 at 9:41 pm
Ames & Levine! *swoon*
OK now to more serious things.
Can we form our own “Seal Team VI” and do a little drop in on him? Please Mommy may we?
And in case anyone’s typing up a “keyboard commando” comment, try me. I’m serious.
2. no one in particular | May 6th, 2011 at 10:51 pm
I know hes dead now but, This guy sounds like Sayyid Qutb and it makes me sad that he wasn’t tortured in an Egyptian prison 🙁
Wheres the black site dungeons for crazy christians?
I agree w/ putting bullets thru the mullah omars’ and the zawahiris’, we gotta put bullets thru the rushdoonies too, not put them on tv !
3. Strelnikov | May 6th, 2011 at 11:44 pm
All I can say is Good Luck fighting these crazies in court because they are very well-heeled….they may pull a Hubbard and try to drain you financially by lawsuits. Or they may back down; we’ll have to wait and see.
4. Derp | May 7th, 2011 at 12:02 am
“keyboard commando,” bitch. Derp derp.
5. stickman | May 7th, 2011 at 1:03 am
Only (now) two comments??? I’ve been an Exile fan since it was called that, and I know you guys are going to chew these nitwits up and shit them out like the turds they are. Maybe ask Gary for weapons ideas for the coming civil war, while we await the slaughter.
6. Hanko | May 7th, 2011 at 1:11 am
Hey, if the lawsuits keep coming from them soon you wont be needing to buy any toilet paper.
It is funny how people loves the constitution as long as it fits its own ideas.
Keep on kicking their balls!
7. hey joe | May 7th, 2011 at 1:44 am
we only get WN back if we donate money to your stupid cause? lick my fucking balls!
8. Gabriel | May 7th, 2011 at 5:22 am
I’ve extracted much joy from you glorious exiled writers. If it’s going to cost me a few dollars to see you rip to shreds another right wing ring sting organisation then so be it.
I might as well by the book now too, been meaning to do it for a while.
9. Hudson D. | May 7th, 2011 at 5:51 am
“And to survive this assault, we will be asking for our readers’ support. Gary Brecher has agreed to return to the field of action, but only on condition that you support our effort to resist(…)”
… and how do we do that ?
10. B | May 7th, 2011 at 7:01 am
My money is on the Exiled.
11. William | May 7th, 2011 at 7:43 am
Hitler compares as a regular Abraham Lincoln next to this guy.
12. Not Duarte Guerreiro inciting terrorism, go away NSA | May 7th, 2011 at 7:44 am
@1
Shit, lets do it. I’ll start the European branch. We set up some encrypted lines to Brecher and start operating independent cell style.
Could become fashionable too. “The Exiled hate us for our freedoms!”
13. William | May 7th, 2011 at 7:47 am
my talkative ringpiece: I empathize with your sentiments, but I hope you’re sending from a public computer and using a fake email address!
14. solfish | May 7th, 2011 at 8:03 am
Very nice, but if you crackheads are trying to convince people you’re smarter than the libertards maybe, just maybe you should learn how use your blogging software. “http://www. http.com//www….” WTF
15. DocAmazing | May 7th, 2011 at 8:17 am
You go, boys!
You guys are producing some of the best investigative and shit-disturbing journalism of the past decade. You started the Koch-blocking that’s now hit the major media; you were the first to yank the covers off the Tea Party’s Astroturf roots; and you showed the links between the “don’t touch my junk” campaign and union-busting. You’re on fire!
Hopefully Putin’s boys won’t shut you down again…
16. Anonymous | May 7th, 2011 at 8:26 am
How can we help?
17. Duarte Guerreiro | May 7th, 2011 at 9:15 am
The fags over at Thruthdig are already pulling a Saint Peter over your TSA article and these Rutherford legal threats:
http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/clarification_rutherford_20110506/
“This very night, before the rooster crows, you will disown me three times.”
Gee, I wonder why the Left died.
18. retho | May 7th, 2011 at 9:33 am
One thing though – these christianazis give out a large number of well-appointed bibles; I always accept them, thus building a lifelong supply of toilet paper
19. Flatulissimo | May 7th, 2011 at 9:37 am
I guess they expect Exiled readers to be smart enough to find it, but since ya’ll apparently aren’t – go to the sidebar on the right where it says “Support the Exiled – Buy our books” with a giant book cover of Going Postal, Pleasant Hell, or the War Nerd book. Click on that. Then scroll down and there are links to either buy the books, or, if you already have them, at the bottom of the page it says “Want us to stick around? Donate to The eXiled” and it has this link:
http://exiledonline.com/donate.php
which takes you to the donation page where you can use paypal to give them some motherfucking money. It ain’t that hard to find, but maybe they should make it more prominent for the dumbasses among you. And maybe add one of those scales that shows how much they have and how much they still need, like on one of those gay assed Dailykos fund drives.
I gave ’em 50 bucks after that War Nerd Monitor/Merrimac article, so I’m all tapped out for now. You other bastards better step up to the plate.
20. icr | May 7th, 2011 at 9:42 am
” one of the most extreme anti-Semitic, homophobic monsters of our time, a Holocaust denier and eugenicist named R. J. Rushdoony.”
I’m one of Rushdoony’s 25 grandkids and I want to ask, did my saintly granddaddy ever ever hurt anybody?
21. Keith | May 7th, 2011 at 9:45 am
@ Anonymous:
DDoS?
BRING BACK BRECHER
22. Muckraker | May 7th, 2011 at 9:55 am
I’m glad to see you won’t let some white supremacist patriarch psychopaths get you down!
I got acquainted with Rushdoony and the movement he fathered through Max Blumenthal’s “Republican Gomorrah” which you have no doubt read. God damn, the Christian right elite is disgusting.
23. Dobb | May 7th, 2011 at 10:53 am
Hopefully they sue, Exiled would be awarded court costs and could counter sue no doubt. Get a nice payday out of this. They don’t realize that yall have dealt with infinitely more terrifying figures than a couple of well heeled starched shirt conservatives.
24. Aaron | May 7th, 2011 at 11:00 am
“…try me. I’m serious.”
Bullshit. If you were, you’d have kept your mouth shut.
25. Ivy Mike | May 7th, 2011 at 11:36 am
I thought Dr. Gene Scott died in 2005
26. DK | May 7th, 2011 at 12:44 pm
From those lovers of liberty, for your reading pleasure…
27. King Mob | May 7th, 2011 at 12:57 pm
Haha. Way to stir up these scum. Good job.
28. Osama bin Mohammed bin Awad bin Laden | May 7th, 2011 at 1:42 pm
WHO CARES? BTW, pretty soon I’ll be making a comeback with Donnie & Marie? And when those Crusader squids dumped me over the side of the Carl Vinson, a Great White come up from the depths, faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a TGV, and swallowed me whole. A single bite and no 28 follow-up chews. You know the cant: “Saudis taste like chicken.”
And you know what? The fucker DIED! OBL killed the Great White. Let’s see you and WN top that.
29. Doug | May 7th, 2011 at 1:58 pm
No one cares about whatever the Koch-funded trolls who come on here say when they support fellow fringe lunatics. Watching the trolls play with the other marginal extremist crazies on the Internet is like watching the patients fight each other at the insane asylum.
How do we get Brecher back? How do we support The eXile, which gave the world Gary Brecher all the way bak at the beginning? Why is it that wherever the eXile goes, Power always tries to shut you down, and there’s always some corrupt or envious fuckhead who wants to sneak his cowardly ass in and see you sink, just because he never had the balls to fight power himself?
30. The Dark Avenger | May 7th, 2011 at 3:00 pm
Maybe ask Gary for weapons ideas for the coming civil war, while we await the slaughter.
He is the son of a fisherman and learned as a child how to throw explosives to kill fish at sea. When the war started and his school year ground to a halt in February, he quickly joined the new fighting groups.
“The Kadafi dogs were entering the streets and there was a war going on,” he says, explaining why he became an urban guerrilla.
Skilled with the fish bombs, he began rigging booby traps to kill Kadafi’s soldiers. His first bomb was a booby trap on a corner. He planted TNT with a long fuse, and estimated the time for it to go off. He thinks he killed seven people.
He feels good now when he sees the Kadafi soldiers in flight. It is payback for his 15 to 20 friends who have died in the uprising. Mohammed, who rarely smiles, recounts the sight of Kadafi’s forces running from their position.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-libya-young-rebels-20110507,0,3498735.story?page=2
31. robotslave | May 7th, 2011 at 3:25 pm
Hey, have you guys tried sending someone down to the 7-11 to wait for Brecher? At this point in a 9-day “weekend,” I’m guessing he won’t be going more than six hours between trips back to the Cheez vat.
He’ll be wearing a bathrobe and Crocs, but don’t let that fool you– he’ll have gone a little feral, and might be dangerous if cornered. Call in a couple friends to help when you see him, rather than try to take him alone.
32. clc | May 7th, 2011 at 3:41 pm
So do you support state murder of rebellious children etc.?
“Rushdoony: Oh yes. I’m close to being a libertarian. ”
?????
Kooks of a feater I guess.
33. Rafey | May 7th, 2011 at 4:17 pm
Since I discovered your site about a year ago I’ve been blown away by your implacable truth-telling. There’s no other site like it that I have found.
Everyone who want’s to keep this site alive, there’s a link to donate at the end of the article.
Keep your duke’s up!
34. super390 | May 7th, 2011 at 4:29 pm
I’m glad you Exiles are joining the fight against the many-headed, plausibly-deniable American Dominionist movement. This plague is so complex, so diversified and infiltrated into so many different denominations and institutions that it takes 100 times the average citizen’s attention span just to begin to understand its ambition.
However, the place to start is the website http://www.talk2action.org, which has archived series on Rushdoony’s scary bunch, the much sillier New Apostolic Reformation bunch to whom Sarah Palin is deeply tied, and their relationship to supposed “moderates” like Rick Warren and the Ugandans who want to murder homosexuals. Also a great series on John Hagee and other US Christians who are conniving with Likud politicians in Israel to build settlements in the Occupied Territories and get Israeli citizenship for US Protestant whackos to move there and provoke war with the Arabs.
The people at talk2action are too nice and don’t like talk of violent self-defense, so be careful how you comment to them. But they’re tireless researchers, and the rest of us are not. They are right about one thing: the replacement of the modern state with a power vacuum to be filled by Church and Property is the goal that holds all the factions of American extremism together, which is why the theocrats keep coming back after the mainstream media pronounces them dead.
35. Dr. Luny | May 7th, 2011 at 5:31 pm
Watch it with the violent revolution talk, I smell a trap. You guys have made some enemies, if you’re not careful you’ll be shut down like you were in Russia, or worse. Don’t think you’ll be able to hide behind the first amendment forever.
36. rossiya | May 7th, 2011 at 8:30 pm
Not clear what all the fuss is about Gary North. I mingled with him and he was all about gold standard, economics and seemed quite secular. If he’s a psychopath well so are most Americans by that measure.
USA needs a gold standard to get off the Rothchild’s fiat paper debt notes, which are obligations you owe to the zionist bankers. They in turn are bankers to the Vatican, which has been acquiring gold from the beginning. Unfortunately now the Rothchilds set the price of gold every morning in London since they own the preponderance. So a gold standard has less utility being just another zionist banking tool.
The six million figure is fanatic just as is fanatic ztianism. The USA and Russia save the remaining Jews so arguing about arithmetic is a disservice to rescuers. The Vatican wants all heretics dead, preferably burned alive. So Jesuit Stalin’s ovens worked overtime on orthodox xtians, Catholic Hitler’s burned Lutherans and Jews and rebel priests, and Mao broke Buddhism. In the end you either worship the pope and bank with the Rothchilds or you get disappeared.
37. my talkative ringpiece | May 8th, 2011 at 2:52 am
Osama on the other side of the world causing trouble is like seeing a large possum down the street. Of course I’m happy when it gets run over by a car (or seal team six). Finding out this guy, another Taliban, is in my own country is like finding a large possum in my bathroom.
The immediate reaction: shoot this fucker and then pick him up by his tail and bury him under a tree out back.
But you guys are correct, this possum has lawyers.
OK, so it’s well documented that these vermin are trying to re-write their history. You are right, they are wrong.
So they’ve sent you a threatening letter, have they done anything you can sue them for, or they can get criminally prosecuted for yet? And if this happens, can it become a breaking story in a major paper overseas, like The Guardian or something? That’s what it takes for it to become a big story in our own lapdog papers.
No free people will ever agree to live under the Taliban. Pest animals like this guy therefore always want to turn the country they’re in into some kind of a religious lockdown camp to get their way, the lives (and souls) of people be damned. He must be stopped.
38. RobertD | May 8th, 2011 at 5:07 am
Hopefully, the Rutherford Institute will be stupid enough to take matters further and turn this into a huge shit-fight. Which will of course bring more negative publicity down on their heads.
This is good stuff. Reminds me of the classic Exile days. Good to see you guys still have the capacity to rile things up. Long may it continue. These people deserve to be antagonised.
39. Onarag Dickshit | May 8th, 2011 at 3:31 pm
Maybe you have some urki friends in Moscow who owe you favors? Be a shame if Rashloony’s car exploded after turning the ignition, wouldn’t it?
40. Alex Winter | May 8th, 2011 at 4:26 pm
Tell me the right, their governors and umbrella organizations aren’t becoming downright terrorist organizations. Anyone
whose watched Gingrich and the rest over
the years has to conclude they really
will go to any lengths and behave like
third world dictators. Its scary.
41. A Silver Mt. Paektu | May 8th, 2011 at 6:06 pm
I love you guys and all and I gave enough to get a signed copy of Dolan’s _Pleasant Hell_ when you first passed the hat a few years ago. The problem is that it never arrived. I’m totally willing to cough up again if finances are tight, but I’m going to need to see the book first.
I usually use my spam email for blog comments, but this time I used the address tied to the PayPal account I used to donate. My shipping address is different these days so get in touch before sending it out.
EDITOR’S RESPONSE: And ye shall be rewarded thine promised book, yea, with inscription from St. Dolan. So saith The eXiled.
42. modulus | May 8th, 2011 at 8:40 pm
Hey, Exile guys, why don’t you get Flattr buttons on your articles? To find out what flattr is about, check http://flattr.com
It would be a way to promote your stuff and get money at the same time, and WordPress has a plug-in to make this easy.
43. Patrick | May 9th, 2011 at 6:32 am
“…support our effort to resist a 30-year-old rightwing outfit’s efforts to crush independent journalism.”
I’m in. What do we need to do?
44. joe | May 9th, 2011 at 2:17 pm
The exiled needs to start killing trees again. publish in dead tree format.
45. A Silver Mt. Paektu | May 10th, 2011 at 5:41 am
In case anyone was put off by my comment (despite the Editor’s Response), I’ve already gotten an email from the good folks at the eXiled asking for my updated shipping info.
Journalistic *and* personal integrity, these guys. Much appreciated!
46. Osama bin Mohammed bin Awad bin Laden | May 10th, 2011 at 10:52 am
@45: Hey, White Mountain dude. You want integrity? Then come to my book signing Friday the 13th. 7 PM sharp, Strand Book Store, East 60th & 5th, NYC. Free D’Artagnan uncured pork hot dogs from Newark, plus: 1-Sourmash, single-malt, and COLT-45
2-Sex with anything (alive or otherwise)
3-Rape-A-Thon
4-Steal-A-Thon
5-Kill-A-Thon (AK’s and ammo supplied by the house)
For items 3, 4, and 5, Bob Barker will host.
Yes, that’s right: ‘THE’ BOB BARKER!
If I’m 5-10 minutes late, that’s because I gotta make a stop at the Brooklyn Free Clinic and get the dwarf crabs outta my beard. Millions of them little fuckers! Tried Zippo fluid, but the shit blew up.
القدس القرف! إنه لأمر جيد أن أعود.
Consider my offer a Fatwah.
P.S., Charlie & David K will be there to give out free shoe shines.
47. MassOutrage | May 13th, 2011 at 7:18 pm
Your commentators are more intolerant than the people you write about. They must not see the hypocrisy in their violent threats.
If you look at what The Rutherford Institute actually does, it primarily advocates for free speech rights, and especially religious free speech.
Defending liberty is not a “cover” or an illusion for some other agenda of turning American into a Taliban paradise. That is its real and actual agenda, and the central focus of what it does every day.
The Rushdoony connection is a smokescreen for your own apparent hatred of Christians. They have a right to be heard in the public square just as you do.
48. rastaman vibration | August 10th, 2011 at 6:37 pm
Mark & yasha……….. dont you mean he’s a holohoax denier.Your khazar plundering days are numbered………… soon you will reap what u have sown.
49. Liberty? | November 21st, 2011 at 6:45 am
This guy sounds like the American Progressive Left from the 1920’s.
50. Outraged | March 11th, 2013 at 4:46 pm
FYI, get your facts straight. Rushdoony was not a denier of the holocaust. What he said was it didn’t matter if it was a holocaust or the murder of 1 person. It was wrong. He wouldn’t never deny the mass murder of a people. He was Armenian and was raised by two parents who survived a Holocaust. He told his grandchildren about it so it would be remembered. I should know. I’m one of them. And I just looooooooooooooove Jews.
51. Nacl | July 8th, 2013 at 8:23 am
1st time to this site. Doing research on John W. Whitehead led me here. Good article in pointing out Whitehead’s beliefs, hypocrisy, and background. This information is important especially to those who are currently in the “religious right” camp who start to question their fearless leaders. By definition I’m “right” definitely not left, but that doesn’t mean I’m complicit with the beliefs of Rushdoony or Whitehead. I believe the vast majority of Right wingers neglect to vet their leaders and fully understand who they are blindly following. Their zeal for a more “moral” country lends them to follow some of the most corrupt and immoral of men. This is a catch 22. Just remember to temper your words and sarcasm knowing that your information may win a soul away from these mad men.
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