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2008-10-11 04:15:49 UTC
RIVAL NATIONALIST PARTY ABORTED
A Jewish talk-show host, who had boasted that he would launch a
"Nationalist" party, to try gain support for Israel, has abandoned his quest
on the grounds that The Nationalist Movement is too well-established and
that the association of the word "nationalism" with "racism" was too much
for him. Paul Weiner, a Russian-Jew who goes by the pseudonym "Michael
Savage," had insisted that he could counter Nationalist opposition to Israel
and the Afghan-Iraq invasion by starting an organization using the same name,
but shifting its purpose. Weiner had postulated that he would succeed,
because he had campaigned to characterize "conservatives," who oppose
Israel, as "supporters" of the Zionist-state, over his "Savage Nation" show.
According to Barry Hackney, Weiner told his audience that he "discovered"
that the name "Nationalist" is "already being used by a group, which has a
tinge of racism" and that he "did not want to involve race" in his party. He
omitted that at the top of his agenda is supporting his own race, but denying
others the prerogative of supporting their race. Alan Colmes, also an
Israeli-lobbyist, in an interview with The Nationalist Movement, affirmed
that Colmes "supports the State of Israel," but opposes Nationalists. However,
a "Topix Blog" post cast doubt on Weiner's excuse. "Nationalists, based out
of Mississippi, won't stand for it. They'll at least sue over the use of the
name," observed the blog. "They don't like Savage because he's Jewish."
Weiner has been plagued with broadcast, as well as political, woes. He was
booted off "Westwood One" for "going over the edge" in his Alan-Berg-style
of insulting callers. Berg, a Denver talk-show host, was killed by irate listeners,
who objected to his slurs against America. The "Berg-style" had been picked up
by Don Imus and Morton Downey, both of whom were, also, kicked off the air for
crudeness. Weiner, whose tax-exemption had been revoked by the Internal
Revenue Service, had predicted that Mitt Romney would face Hillary Clinton in
the presidential-election and that Romney, a Confederate-flag foe, would win. He
had, also, feigned opposing amnesty and homosexuality, while supporting Israel,
which Hackney said "gave Nationalists a few fits, but, also, a few extra hits."
Another Jewish personality, Andrew Greenbaum, had formed the "American
Nationalist Party," but quickly disbanded and went into hiding, when threatened
with a lawsuit by The Nationalist Movement. Greenbaum was, also, fined $13
million by a Virginia federal-court for spamming. Ryan Wilson had tried to launch
a "United States Nationalist Party," but was, likewise, threatened with litigation
by the Nationalists. Wilson was fined $1.1 million by the Housing and Urban
Development Department for advocating bombing over the Internet and shut
down by a Pennsylvania state-court, after which he went into hiding. A successor
"United States Nationalist Party" turned its domain over to the Nationalists,
when accosted for trademark-infringement.
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A Jewish talk-show host, who had boasted that he would launch a
"Nationalist" party, to try gain support for Israel, has abandoned his quest
on the grounds that The Nationalist Movement is too well-established and
that the association of the word "nationalism" with "racism" was too much
for him. Paul Weiner, a Russian-Jew who goes by the pseudonym "Michael
Savage," had insisted that he could counter Nationalist opposition to Israel
and the Afghan-Iraq invasion by starting an organization using the same name,
but shifting its purpose. Weiner had postulated that he would succeed,
because he had campaigned to characterize "conservatives," who oppose
Israel, as "supporters" of the Zionist-state, over his "Savage Nation" show.
According to Barry Hackney, Weiner told his audience that he "discovered"
that the name "Nationalist" is "already being used by a group, which has a
tinge of racism" and that he "did not want to involve race" in his party. He
omitted that at the top of his agenda is supporting his own race, but denying
others the prerogative of supporting their race. Alan Colmes, also an
Israeli-lobbyist, in an interview with The Nationalist Movement, affirmed
that Colmes "supports the State of Israel," but opposes Nationalists. However,
a "Topix Blog" post cast doubt on Weiner's excuse. "Nationalists, based out
of Mississippi, won't stand for it. They'll at least sue over the use of the
name," observed the blog. "They don't like Savage because he's Jewish."
Weiner has been plagued with broadcast, as well as political, woes. He was
booted off "Westwood One" for "going over the edge" in his Alan-Berg-style
of insulting callers. Berg, a Denver talk-show host, was killed by irate listeners,
who objected to his slurs against America. The "Berg-style" had been picked up
by Don Imus and Morton Downey, both of whom were, also, kicked off the air for
crudeness. Weiner, whose tax-exemption had been revoked by the Internal
Revenue Service, had predicted that Mitt Romney would face Hillary Clinton in
the presidential-election and that Romney, a Confederate-flag foe, would win. He
had, also, feigned opposing amnesty and homosexuality, while supporting Israel,
which Hackney said "gave Nationalists a few fits, but, also, a few extra hits."
Another Jewish personality, Andrew Greenbaum, had formed the "American
Nationalist Party," but quickly disbanded and went into hiding, when threatened
with a lawsuit by The Nationalist Movement. Greenbaum was, also, fined $13
million by a Virginia federal-court for spamming. Ryan Wilson had tried to launch
a "United States Nationalist Party," but was, likewise, threatened with litigation
by the Nationalists. Wilson was fined $1.1 million by the Housing and Urban
Development Department for advocating bombing over the Internet and shut
down by a Pennsylvania state-court, after which he went into hiding. A successor
"United States Nationalist Party" turned its domain over to the Nationalists,
when accosted for trademark-infringement.
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