The Atlanta Olympics Bomber
Is Eric Rudolph really guilty,
or is he a patsy?
The 1996
Atlanta Olympics
Eric Rudolph Had Infantile
Autism
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This Entire Episode Is One Big Hoax
You need to place it all in a timeline, and then
consider the characters involved. It was the late 1980's and the
Christian groups were fed up with the Zionist abortion agenda. And as this
Christian group grew, some people decided that God wanted these monsters
stopped, so they shot five doctors, and harassed these lucrative "golden goose"
clinics.
These clinics were on the ropes until they were handed a gift in Eric
Rudolph.
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Abortions Are Lucrative
Planned Parenthood was worth $8 billion, and they only make up 17%
of the total abortion industry's power.
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Zionist Abortion Doctor
Amherst, N.Y.: Physician Barnett Slepian, 52, was shot and
killed in his house.
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Pensacola, Fla.:
Physician David Gunn was killed outside a
clinic in Pensacola.
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Vancouver Doctor
Physician Jack Fainman was shot in the right
shoulder
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Atlanta Olympics Bombing
Zionists contend that Eric Rudolph was the mad bomber. When
fingers pointed at Irv Rubin, the JDL, and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC),
they all quickly denied any involvement.
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The Other Side Lounge Bomb
In 1997, Eric Rudolph struck again, this time at a Lesbian bar in
Atlanta, Georgia.
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The Birmingham Clinic Bomb
On January 29, 1998,
Eric Rudolph was accused of setting off a sophisticated remote control
bomb.
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This is close to the Southern Poverty Law
Center, whose headquarters is in nearby Montgomery.
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Some Unusual Victims
Instead of killing the four millionaire doctors, Rudolph killed a
cop and a nurse?
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Abortion Industry
Spokespeople Arrive Within Hours
Ann Glazier of
Planned Parenthood, Kathy Spiller of Feminist Majority Foundation,
Susan Hill of National Women's Health Organization, Diane Derzis of
New Woman All Women,
and Mary Ellen Greenfield arrive to speak out.
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250 Abortion Clinics Get Anthrax Threat Letters
WASHINGTON - Some 250 U.S. abortion clinics have received mailed
anthrax threats since Oct. 15. from a group called
'IN THE NAME OF GOD'
Such threats by mail are nothing new for groups like Planned Parenthood Federation of
America, the Feminist Majority Foundation and the National Abortion Federation, where the
threat of anthrax contamination has been a concern since 1998.
Source
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The ADL Was Tracking Rudolph
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) actually monitored Eric Robert
Rudolph's extremism, and reported its findings to law enforcement.
Rudolph had connections from childhood to a number of anti-Semitic, racist and
anti-government movements or groups, especially Christian Identity such as the North
Carolina-based Northpoint Tactical Teams.
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The SPLC's News Bulletin 'The Propagandist'
Neal Horsley, America's leading
anti-abortion Webmaster, is the profane voice of the extreme Christian right
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At first glance, Neal Horsley appears to be the merry old uncle of his neighborhood on a
cul-de-sac in a middle-class Atlanta suburb. Irreverent, amusing and animated, Horsley
seems for all the world a warm and faithful husband, a friend to children, an iconoclastic
conversationalist and wry commentator on the state of the world.
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The Jewish Defense League
The JDL was founded by
Irving Rubin, who was suspected for
crimes of murder, assault, and bombs were his specialty.
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Eric Holder
Eric Holder, a Zionist agent who is partially of Jewish ancestry,
was Deputy Attorney-General under President Bill Clinton. He was close
to Morris Dees, and the SPLC, who wanted Rudolph's trial in
Birmingham, where the SPLC could guide the events. Eric Holder made
sure the trial was in Birmingham.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center
All these bombings took place within 100 miles of the SPLC. On the
other hand Eric Rudolph lived in North Carolina, and was never in
Birmingham.
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Eric Rudolph Was No Terrorist
Eric was illiterate, and had some learning disabilities. He was
taken care of by his mother, because he was disabled from infantile
autism. He was captured while rummaging through a dumpster.
He was the only one arrested, which is odd. Considering he was
accused of being part of some
great anti-abortion militia terror group.
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It's Not Hard To
Figure Out
The Zionists saw their 'cash cow' abortion business going up in smoke, so
they turned to their age-old 'False Flag' approach. Notice the Atlanta Olympics
were chosen for high visibility, the
bombing was caught on video. Then we had the ongoing saga of Richard Jewell,
the only Jewish security guard in Georgia. I
especially like the Anthrax touch. Eric Rudolph was autistic, and not
capable of these three terror attacks, or building sophisticated remote
control bombs.
What is the connection between Eric Rudolph, an abortion clinic, a
lesbian bar, and the Olympic games? There is none, other than a
Zionist agenda of high visibility.
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