FBI Blogger Called For Assassination Of Obama

The FBI's $15,000 per month blogger, white supremacist Hal Turner, called for the assassination of America's first black President, Barack Obama. Yet, the FBI continued to use his services, until he was arrested for calling for the deaths of sitting judges. Now that's what I call astonishingly poor judgment on the FBI's part.

Whatever happened to building cases the old fashioned way. Having a person go undercover to infiltrate a dangerous criminal organization or hate group and surreptitiously recording and or videotaping unlawful conduct being waged by the surveillance targets.

First it comes out Turner, while on the FBI's payroll, also known as taxpayer money, called for the death of a black Congress woman. Then we found out he publicly called for the deaths of three judges. Now we learn he publicly called for the assassination of the nation's first black President.

Crimes aside and the horrific outcomes that could have occurred (see the FBI's failures regarding Fort Hood) does the FBI not think of the sheer offense and anger it causes minorities, when people such as Turner make these hateful claims publicly.

It reopens old slavery and civil rights era wounds. It is not a pleasant thing to read about or hear on the radio. Yet you encouraged this lunacy, to ferret out criminals, trying to make arrest quotas you set. How extremely insensitive. It proves once again, the FBI could care less about black people. 

Ranting: Right-wing radio

December 1, 2009 - A remarkable American phenomenon is the popularity and financial success of ultraconservative commentators who rage on radio, television and the Internet.

Now, a national spotlight is shining on one of them: Hal Turner of New Jersey, who earned $15,000 a month by calling for lynching of blacks, assassination of President Obama and murder of judges who upheld a ban on pistols. He's on trial this week for the latter threat.

Incredibly, the FBI also paid Turner perhaps $100,000 as a secret informant about far-right extremist groups such as the neo-Nazi National Alliance, based in Pocahontas County. He came to West Virginia to meet leaders of the "hate group." The Bergen Record newspaper discovered his double life as an FBI snitch, and printed this report Sunday...   

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