I often hear news first, rather than see it. I spend
much of my day driving. For that reason I tune in the “weather & traffic”
station of my choice, which also carries news summaries, sports and the
inevitable gaggle of experts and commentators. The station would probably be
characterized by people who make it their business to label news outlets as “liberal.”
A couple of days ago, they featured in a sort of “breaking
news” style the shootings in Kansas on or about a couple of Jewish facilities.
According to the news report, two or three people had been shot and at least
two were killed. One was reported to be a boy and the other an older man. The
shooter had been apprehended alive and taken into custody by authorities.
The radio station report was presented in such a way as
to emphasize the “Jewish” facilities, suggesting that the people who were shot
were Jewish. Further, the shooter was identified as one Frazier Glenn Miller,
who was identified as a known anti-Semite. He had also, according to this
report, an alias, “Frazier Glenn Cross, Jr.” According to the radio report, he
had a long association with the KKK.
Most of the news information about the shooter had been
provided by the Southern Poverty Law Center [“SPLC”], originally founded by Mr.
Morris Seligman Dees, Jr. and Joe Levin. Its first president was Julian Bond. Mr.
Dees had previously operated a mail-order business in Alabama which he had been
able to sell to a Chicago group for a surprisingly generous price. The funds
gained in this sale provided the funds for Mr. Dees to finance the creation of
the SPLC. Mr. Dees is Jewish in origins.
Parenthetically, the SPLC has operated a secular
intelligence, spying and – some say – a “dirty tricks” operation in the guise
of a benevolent organization. It works closely with the FBI, Homeland Security,
and other federal organizations to record, store, analyze and publish
information on “hate crimes.” The major media usually report the findings of
the SPLC. “Hate crimes” have typically been crimes against Jews, African
Americans, homosexuals, Latinos, et al, perpetrated by “white people.”
For the above reasons I was not surprised that the
radio station reports emphasized buzzwords and phrases such as “hate,” “anti-Semitic,””racist,”
et cetera. Also, the sites of the shooting were emphasized. The name reported
on the radio of the shooter was repeated, along with mention of the aka “Cross.”
They had the SPLC data taken from their large collection of dossiers to
identify the shooter more fully.
One felt to shake one’s head at the insane violence.
However, since there were follow-up reports also
provided by the radio station of record over the next 36 hours, I began to
notice some differences in texture. The people killed were not identified as
Jews. Emphasis on the Jewish facility continued along with lamentations about
the period in which the killings occurred. Denunciations about “hate” were
voiced often.
Then there a report that clearly suggested that the
victims weren’t Jewish. Since my initial assumption from the news was that the
shooter hated Jews and had gone to the Jewish facilities to specifically kill
Jews, I thought of the dread irony he unleashed. While not wishing any injury
to Jews, I could not help thinking, ”What an idiot! He wanted kill Jews and, in
fact, killed non-Jews.”
With this mood in my mind, I renewed my own analysis of
the situation and motivation which created it.
The shooter was 73 years old. Was it possible that he
had heard “bad news” from a doctor that made him desperate to accomplish such a
horrible deed? Did he want to make “a statement” to America and the world?
I knew from my own experience that many Jews bear the
last name “Miller.” Was it possible that Frazier Glenn Miller was himself
Jewish in origins? I had read some years back of a man named “Collins” who
headed a Neo-Nazi outfit near Chicago, Illinois. He was exposed as a Jew. There
have been other such singularities.
To offer some support to my allegations about the name “Miller,”
I googled the term “Rabbi Miller” and easily copied a few examples from what
must undoubtedly be a large pool of such names. Consider:
1. Rabbi Mark J. Miller – Associate Rabbi.
Rabbi Mark J. Miller grew up in Colorado
3. Rabbi Avigdor Miller
4. Rabbi Jason Miller, West Bloomfield Township, Michigan
6. RABBI Tamara Miller
9. Rabbi Yitzhak Miller is an
experienced rabbi of the Reform Jewish movement
10. Rabbi Shmuel Miller,
founder of Midrasho Shel Shem.
As you can see, the name “Miller” is
a common Jewish name. The shooter may or may not be a Jew. However, no one ever
suggested that the shooter was a Jew. Presumably, reliance on the SPLC is
absolute at the level of federal police organizations and the major media.
Why would a Jew perpetrate such a
horrible act against Jews?
Only weeks before this shooting in
Kansas, the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith [“ADL”] had been warning
Jewish congregations and organizations to be on alert for possible violence.
Therefore, within the Jewish community there must have been heightened
awareness of danger.
Organizations such as the SPLC and
ADL have been alleged to have infiltrated “far-rightwing” organizations, aka, “extremist”
organizations for many years. Their value to FBI and other federal
police/intelligence organizations was born of this sort of work. Could Frazier
Glenn Miller be such an undercover spy? Was that why he used the name “Cross?”
There are still Jews who hate the “man on the cross” and might use his name in
spite.
With these speculations in mind
consider Frazier Glenn Miller. He must be brave if he infiltrated such a
notoriously dangerous group as the KKK. If he also learned from his doctor that
he had only a few months to live, then he might have been moved to that state
of mind where violence is easily entertained. If a Jew, he would not be
interested in hurting Jews. He would, however, given the nature of the ADL and
the SPLC, have felt “his people” were threatened by an anti-Semitic world.
Therefore, he may have decided to
kill the “enemies” of Jews, while at the same time reinforcing the image of the
persecuted Jews. He would go to a Jewish facility where non-Jews were known to
be, and his dread beau geste for his
people would also be a kind of “swan song” for a man already dying. He would
kill – but not Jews. He would die as a vile man. The KKK organization he joined
would reap the enmity for his deed.
Insanity?
To paraphrase Lord Byron: Truth is
stranger than fiction.
Post Script:
I saw today where the shooter had
been born “Frazier Glenn Cross, Jr.” Yet, given the initial information
reported on the radio, no one even thought to look more broadly at this
violence. That is odd, as it was centered in a realm of “false flags” and
misinformation meant to achieve an approved consensus.
