A Few Bad Men

[ck4829]

Before the U.S. military made Matt Buschbacher a Navy SEAL, he made himself a soldier of the Fourth Reich.

Before Forrest Fogarty attended Military Police counter-insurgency training school, he attended Nazi skinhead festivals as lead singer for the hate rock band Attack.

And before Army engineer Jon Fain joined the invasion of Iraq to fight the War on Terror, the neo-Nazi National Alliance member fantasized about fighting a war on Jews.

"Ever since my youth -- when I watched WWII footage and saw how well-disciplined and sharply dressed the German forces were -- I have wanted to be a soldier," Fain said in a Winter 2004 interview with the National Alliance magazine Resistance. "Joining the American military was as close as I could get."

Ten years after Pentagon leaders toughened policies on extremist activities by active duty personnel -- a move that came in the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing by decorated Gulf War combat veteran Timothy McVeigh and the murder of a black couple by members of a skinhead gang in the elite 82nd Airborne Division -- large numbers of neo-Nazis and skinhead extremists continue to infiltrate the ranks of the world's best-trained, best-equipped fighting force. Military recruiters and base commanders, under intense pressure from the war in Iraq to fill the ranks, often look the other way.

Neo-Nazis "stretch across all branches of service, they are linking up across the branches once they're inside, and they are hard-core," Department of Defense gang detective Scott Barfield told the Intelligence Report. "We've got Aryan Nations graffiti in Baghdad," he added. "That's a problem."

The armed forces are supposed to be a model of racial equality. American soldiers are supposed to be defenders of democracy. Neo-Nazis represent the opposite of these ideals. They dream of race war and revolution, and their motivations for enlisting are often quite different than serving their country.

http://splcenter.org/intel/news/item.jsp?pid=79

[marmar]

1. Is this part of "Exporting democracy to Iraq?"

This occupation is the gift that keeps on giving.

[DoYouEverWonder]

2. Instead of screaning the sickos out

It seems being a sicko is a plus these days.

[kittenpants]

3. That's just great.

I don't know much about neo-nazis but is it safe to assume that they don't like Muslim people as well? This is just sick--these bastards living their disgusting fantasies out...

[Minnesota Libra]

4. First thing I thought of when they first showed the one guy.........

.....being arrested for rape and murder was "oh boy, Nazi wannabe". Seems I was right too. I'll bet the majority of the others involved in this are also skinheads or skinhead wannabes.

[wakeme2008]

5. Skinheads OK --- Gays Bad....

:banghead: