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Here are the 420 pages of released FBI files on the Weather Underground Organization. They were not only domestic terrorists but traitors working as enemy agents taking orders directly from Hanoi and Havana. It's all in the FBI files. Treason during wartime is a capital offense or at least it should be.

The Weatheranalysis held that whites were virtually useless in the world-wide confrontation going on, and except for a few brave street fighters like the Weathermen they all were corrupted, bought-off tyrants. Logically, then, the death of a white baby is a positive revolutionary action, and indeed the Weathermen actually held abstract debates at the "war council" about whether killing white babies is "correct," a Weatherman at one point shouting to the audience, "All white babies are pigs."

SDS

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Book by Kirkpatrick Sale; Vintage Books, 1974

And this isn't the half of it. When Martin Luther King was assassinated Bernandine Dohrn was actually pleased. She felt with King gone the Black Panthers and the other militants would have a clear field to lead a violent revolution.

"William Ayers, in the age of terrorism, will be Barack Obama's Willie Horton."

--Former counterterrorism official Larry C. Johnson, The Huffington Post, Feb. 16, 2008.

They were also quite happy when Bobby Kennedy was assassinated just 2 months after King died. The entry of Robert Kennedy into the Presidential race had raised a serious problem for the radical left wing terrorists.

This was due to large numbers of anti Vietnam War youths supporting Kennedy and to a lessor extent the candidacy of Eugene McCarthy. Both of these Democratic challengers had promised a quick exit from Vietnam. The campus recruitment for their planned violent overthrow of the US government suddenly fell on deaf ears as the students wanted to work within the electoral system and saw that as the real way to end the war.

Their recruitment problem was obviously short lived when Bobby Kennedy was gunned down by Sirhan Sirhan. In fact while attending Pasadena City College the young Palestinian assassin was good friends with several SDS Communist Party members some of which later joined the urban terrorist group lead by Bernardine Dohrn and William Ayers.

Ayers attempted to extort money from the Vietnam Moratorium Committee — demanding $20,000 to abstain from violence during a planned peace protest. After rejecting this demand, a member of the Moratorium group asked Ayers what he really wanted. “To kill all rich people,” Ayers responded. When another peace activist pointed out that Ayers himself came from wealth, the radical answered with an angry slogan: “Bring the war home. Kill your parents.” (Note: Neither of these stories made it into Ayers’s highly selective memoir.)

Most people wrongly assume that Sirhan was a revolutionary Islamic extremist when in reality Sirhan was an Arab Christian. The FBI and the Los Angeles Police Department initially focused in on the revolutionary communist friends of Sirhan Sirhan. They believed Walter Crowe the leading SDS Marxist attending Pasadena City College who had been the best pal of Sirhan's was somehow tied with him in a plot to murder Robert Kennedy.

Dohrn's ecstatic speech about the Charles Manson gang, responsible for the recent Tate-La Bianca murders in Los Angeles: "Dig it: first they killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them, then they even shoved a fork into the victim's stomach. Wild!"
Bernandine Dohrn 1969

When SDS was founded in 1962 it was a movement designed to involve the largest possible number of American students in the democratic processes. In just 7 years it had become an organization totally dedicated to the destruction of American society.The June, 1969, SDS Convention closed the door completely on the democratic traditions associated with the early history of the organization. Social Democrats, Left leaning Libertarians, and Liberals walked out after the Ayers-Dorhn faction assumed control and started preaching hard line Marxist-Leninist-Maoist revolution.

"I'm not committed to non-violence in any way,"

Bernandine Dohrn 1969

Indeed their most fierce critics are 2 former SDS presidents Carl Oglesby a self described left leaning libertarian and Todd Gitlin a social democrat. I rarely have any praise for people on the left of the political spectrum but Todd Gitlin sure earned my respect as he hits the nail on the head in regards to Ayers and Dohrn. This video is a must see it reveals just how extremely dangerous these Weather freaks are. Ayers and Dohrn are so radical that they make Jane Fonda look like Betsy Ross in comparison. No Joke.

Obama could face questions about his relationship with William Ayers, a former member of the radical group the Weather Underground who is now a professor of education at the University of Illinois in Chicago. Ayers donated $200 in 2001 to Obama's Illinois state Senate campaign and served with him from 1999 to 2002 on the nine-member board of the Woods Fund, an anti-poverty group.

A Series of Bombings

The Weather Underground carried out a series of bombings in the early 1970s -- including the U.S. Capitol and the Pentagon. While Ayers was never prosecuted for those attacks, he told the New York Times in an interview published Sept. 11, 2001, that ``I don't regret setting bombs.''

Bill Burton, Obama's spokesman, said Ayers ``does not have a role on the campaign.'' Ayers said he had no comment on his relationship with Obama.

THE CORPUS CHRISTI TIMES

October 13, 1970

Cuban-Trained Radicals Led Every American Riot

Fidel Castro's Cuba has become a revolutionary factory for the processing and refining of American radicals for export back to the United Slates. The pattern is clear:

—Mark Rudd, fugitive leader of America's violent left visited Cuba in February and March of 1948 with 20 other Activists of the Students for a Democratic Society. Two months later, with Rudd at the helm, Columbia University was reduced to Chaos.

—Bernardine Dohrn, mini-skirted Weatherman member,and 30 fellow activists met with Vietnamese Communists in Havana in July, 1969. Three months later, with the fiery Bernardino in command, a shocked Chicago watched as several hundred ultra-radical Weathermen staged a wild, window-smashing rampage which they called "four days of rage" in protest against the Vietnam war.

"Name any disturbance in the United States—on campus, in the streets, anywhere—and I'll name you the leaders of it who have been to Cuba," said a State Department official. More than six weeks of investigation by a team of Chicago Daily News reporters, including scores of interviews from coast to coast with security officials and the radicals themselves, have confirmed that assessment.

The Facts

The first article in the mainstream press linking Obama to Ayers appeared in the London Daily Mail on February 2. It was written by Peter Hitchens, the right-wing brother of the left-wing firebrand turned Iraq war supporter, Christopher Hitchens. Hitchens cited the Ayers connection to bolster his argument that Obama is "far more radical than he would like us to know."

The Hitchens piece was followed by a Bloomberg article last week pointing to the Ayers connection as support for Hillary Clinton's contention that Obama might not be able to withstand the "Republican attack machine." Larry Johnson, a former counterterrorism official at the CIA and the State Department, predicted that the Republicans would seize on the Ayers case, and other Chicago relationships, to "bludgeon Obama's presidential aspirations into the dust."

CHRONOLOGY OF BOMBINGS AND ACTIONS CARRIED OUT BY THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND ORGANIZATION

• 1969: October, Chicago. Bombing of Haymarket police statue

• 1969: December, Chicago. Bombing of Chicago police cars

• 1970: March, San Luis Obispo. Liberation of Timothy Leary from the California Men’s Colony Prison.

• 1970: May, Washington D.C. Bombing of National Guard Headquarters.

• 1970: June, New York City. Bombing of New York City Police Headquarters.

• 1970: July, San Francisco. Bombing of Presidio Army Base and Military Police Headquarters.

• 1970: August, Marin County. Bombing of Marin County Courthouse.

• 1970: October, Long Island. Bombing of Long Island City Courthouse.

• 1970: October, Harvard. Bombing of the Harvard College war research Center for International Affairs.

• 1971: March, Washington D.C. Bombing of the US Capitol.

• 1971: August, San Francisco. Bombing of the Department of Corrections.

• 1971: August, Sacramento. Bombing of the Office of California.

• 1971: September, Albany. Bombing of the Department of Corrections offices.

• 1971: October, Michigan. Bombing of William Bundy’s office in the MIT research center.

• 1972: May, Washington D.C. Bombing of the Pentagon.

• 1973: May, New York. Bombing of the 103rd precinct of the New York City police.

• 1973: September. Bombing of the ITT Latin America Headquarters.

• 1974: March, San Francisco. Bombing of the Federal Office of Health, Education, and Welfare.

• 1974: July, Pittsburgh. Bombing of the executive headquarters of Gulf Oil.

• 1974: September, 11. Bombing of the Anaconda Corporation ( part of the Rockefeller corporation).

• 1975: January, Washington D.C. Bombing of the U.S. State Department.

• 1975: June. Bombing of Banco de Ponce ( a Puerto Rican bank).

• 1975: September, Salt Lake City. Bombing of the Kennecott Corporation.

The New York Times

October 9, 1977

FBI Asserts Cuba Aided Weathermen

By NICHOLAS M. HORROCK

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 - Cuban espionage agents operating in the United States and Canada supplied limited aid to the Weather Underground, a militant antiwar organization, in the late 1960's and early 1970's, according to a top-secret report of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The conduit for contact in the United States was a group of intelligence agents assigned to the staff of the Cuban Mission to the United Nations in New York. These agents arranged for American youths to be inculcated with revolutionary fervor and, occasionally, to be trained in practical weaponry by Cuban military officers through the so-called Venceremos Brigades.

"In February 1970, leading WUO member Bill Ayers told fellow underground WUO member Larry Grathwohl that if communication could not be made through these Canadian numbers, an individual should get in touch with the Cuban Embassy in Canada in order to establish contact with other members of the WUO," the report said.

The full extent of Barack Obamas relationship with Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorhn has yet to be revealed. Most Americans want to be assured that the next President will keep honor and dignity in the White House. Senator Obama should have been more outspoken in denouncing Reverend Jeremiah Wright. There is no way Obama wasn't aware of their monstrous acts. Either his judgment stinks or he is a radical revolutionary sympathizer himself. No matter which one it is he is not Presidential material unless you want Ayers appointed ambassador to Cuba.

THE NEW MEXICAN

Santa Fe, N.M.

August 30, 1985

Opinion

Bernardine Dohrn, La Pasionaria of the Weather Underground, has, according to a story in The New York Times, applied for admission to the New York bar. Bernardine Dohrn, who was once numero uno on the FBI's Most Wanted List, is, if all goes well, going to start practicing the law instead of breaking it.

That's wonderful, you say. If she's admitted to the bar. Miss Dohrn will pick up where she left off back in '69 fighting the establishment, championing
minority causes, campaigning for peace and threatening to blow up anyone who gets in her way.

The same article said Lt. Terence McTigue of the New York City Police Department, testifying at a meeting of the Committee on Character and Fitness
of Applicants for Admission to the First Judicial Department (the Bronx and Manhattan), described Miss Dohrn as "a violent terrorist leader."

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