"Many thanks to you and the German peoples. May your arms triumph in the glorious undertaking of freeing Europe from the Bolshevik terror."
 
- Francisco Franco (Falange hero) to Adolf Hitler, Dec. 7, 1942
 
Quoted in Falange, The Axis Secret Army in the Americas by Allan Chase
 
 
 
I used to visit this site some time ago, but like other alumni, I came to the conclution, that this is three guys in mom's basement, with a TV, a computer, wearing fascistic uniforms, eating TV dinners, dreaming of the day,  when they can abuse unarmed civilian populations.
 
But I can't help coming back to throw egg in their pipple covered faces, once in a while. Also it breaks up the ussual religious sluring and endless calls for "muzzi" blood on this site.
 
"CHRISTIAN" Falange Party? Let's get real.
 
Isn't it amazing how an "American"  party like the CFPA, bearly addresses the issue of illegal immigration on the Message Board?
 
Why have the great patriots, of Protest Warriors, United American Committee, and the CFPA not organized mass demonstrations, in response to the militant Mexican nationalists massing in the streets?
 
The PW and Free Republic, certainly held counter protests at anti-war protests. Why not stand againt the thousands of Illegals?
 
Why?
 
Because the organizations I have mentioned, are Israel First groups and little more. The Middle East and "Muzzis" are their only concern, because they fear a threat to Israel, the country they are loyal to.
 
 
Below, are two articles, about a story, which got plenty of air play in New York, but I suspect was surpressed nation wide.
 
It demonstrates how the CFPA's "brothers in faith," act when the police simply try to do their job. Can you imagine what they would have done, had something really bad happened.
 
A cop on an NYPD web site actually quotes from Michael A. Hoffman's book "Judaism's Strange Gods." You can access the page with the quote here:

http://p066.ezboard.com/fnypdrant64609frm1.showMessageRange?topicID=31747.topic&start=21&stop=40
 
The quote is by BROOM on 4/5/06.
 
It would be great if the NYPD learned the truth about 911(inside job). Tragically, many brave city service people are getting ill, and one officer, has already died. Recently cops responded positively to anti-war and 911 truth activists from www.911truth.org. So the truth is getting out.
 
 
 
New York Post, April 5th

 
HASIDS & COPS CLASH
By PATRICK GALLAHUE and JOE McGURK
April 5, 2006 -- An angry protest over the arrest of an elderly Hasidic man turned violent in Brooklyn last night, when throngs of irate residents lit fires on the street, clashed with cops and smashed the windows of a squad car.
At one point, more than 1,000 people flooded onto 16th Avenue between 45th and 48th streets in Borough Park, many pushing and shoving police.
Cops in riot gear struggled to hold back the mob as a firetruck shot water into the air to douse the many small trash fires.
The violence began at 6:30 p.m., when witnesses said neighborhood fixture Arthur Schick was leaving the bakery he used to own, Schick's, on 16th Avenue.
Schick, 75, was talking on his cellphone as he got into his car and started driving away, prompting officers to stop him, the witnesses said.
A cop asked for his license, but Schick, who's hard of hearing, couldn't understand and got out of the car, the witnesses said.
"He jumped out and before anything, they pushed him back into the car. They put him in handcuffs," said Leonard Rosenberg.
When Schick protested, two officers began using force, Rosenberg said.
"They were pushing him against the car," he said. "People were saying, 'Stop! Stop!' "
A Schick's employee, who wouldn't give her name, said the officers were "very, very rough with him. Everyone was screaming, 'He's just an old man!' "
Two passers-by, Chaim Gillig, 18, and Chaim Appel, 37, were arrested for scuffling with officers, cops said.
Gillig's mother said her son was pushed into one of the cops. "He was at the wrong place at the wrong time," she said.
Police gave a very different account of Shick's arrest.
An official said the cops were on their way to a crime scene when they got stuck behind the elderly man's car.
The driver was on his cellphone and refused to move even after the officers turned on their lights and sirens, the police official said.
When their emergency call was canceled, the officers confronted the man, who allegedly was "argumentative" and threw himself to the ground. He was charged with resisting arrest.
Schick, whose nephew Avi is an assistant to state Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, according to sources, was released late last night.
"It was a horrifying and harrowing experience," said his wife.
As word of the arrest spread, hundreds of residents began lighting fires and blocking traffic. Some smashed the window of two squad cars and threw burning debris on them.
Things quieted down by 9:30 p.m. Two officers had minor injuries, cops said.
Additional reporting by Meredith Woerner and Ed Robinson
patrick.gallahue@nypost.com
 
 
 
 
New York Daily News - http://www.nydailynews.com
Mobs set fires in Brooklyn
BY TANYANIKA SAMUELS, KERRY BURKE and CARRIE MELAGO
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
Angry mobs of Hasidim taunted cops and set fires in the streets of Brooklyn last night after police busted an elderly member of their community in a traffic stop.
The wild protests flared shortly after 6:30 p.m., when police pulled over 75-year-old Arthur Schick for allegedly talking on his cell phone while driving in Borough Park.
Cops said Schick - whose family founded the neighborhood institution Schick's Bakery - became belligerent and refused to hand over his license and registration, leading officers to arrest and handcuff him.
Witnesses gave conflicting accounts of the arrest - with several saying nothing untoward happened - but some said the officers were too rough on the elderly and hearing-impaired man, who was collared at 16th Ave. and 47th St.
"They literally manhandled him. They picked him up and threw him in the van," said Sariel Widawsky, co-owner of Schick's. "It was a very forceful arrest for a person who is 75 years old. It was totally uncalled for."
David Litvintchouk, 17, agreed.
"They were grabbing and twisting his arms. They kept tightening the cuffs and he was yelling, 'You're breaking my arm! You're breaking my arm!' "
Two men tried to interfere with the bust - one allegedly jumping on a cop's back - and ended up under arrest themselves. Witnesses said enraged Hasidim surrounded a nearby squad car, and cops in riot gear quickly swarmed in.
As rumors spread through the crowd that Schick had been beaten, tensions escalated and hundreds of people in traditional black garb poured onto 16th Ave. from 46th to 50th Sts. They set fire to old magazines, fruit boxes and other trash up and down the avenue.
Firefighters raced to put out at least seven blazes and water down the streets.
Demonstrators smashed the windows of one police cruiser and torched another by throwing a gasoline-soaked rag into its backseat. A helicopter searchlight swept the street, and riot police formed lines along 16th Ave., hollering, "Back on the sidewalk!"
But protesters didn't heed the warnings and ran through the streets, some yelling, "Nazi Germany!" at the officers.
"I started running, too. I was almost knocked over," said Esther Kroynik, 20, who had to scale a waist-high fence to avoid the mobs.
It took scores of cops four hours to restore order, but the arrest toll stayed at three. Two officers suffered leg injuries in the melee, a police source said.
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly visited the 66th Precinct stationhouse and spoke with representatives of the Hasidic community.
In the midst of the mayhem, Schick's Bakery attempted to continue filling Passover orders, and a tractor-trailer trying to drop off food became trapped on the street.
The incident that sparked the disturbance occurred when officers responding to a robbery spotted Schick stopped at a red light in his Cadillac and talking on his cell phone, a police source said.
After the uniformed cops were called off the robbery, they returned to the intersection and confronted Schick, who was still stopped in the street despite the light having turned green.
Schick allegedly refused to turn over his documents. "He started yelling, 'What are you going to do?' " the police source said. Witness Haskel Rosenfeld, 29, said he didn't see any mishandling of Schick.
"Four police put him in handcuffs, walked him down the block and put him in a car," Rosenfeld said. "The police had left, and during that time, people lit fires."
But some members of the mob were convinced that cops had roughed up Schick, whose brother Marvin, an aide in former Mayor John Lindsay's administration, is a prominent columnist in the Jewish press.
"I could see his hearing aid, and he wasn't hearing them," said Joey Weiss, 26. "He was asking them, 'What's going on? What did I do wrong?' "
Arthur Schick was charged with obstructing governmental administration. The other two men - whom sources identified as Chaim Gillig, 18, and Chaim Appel, 37 - faced charges of interfering with the arrest.
"They treated us like we were dangerous," said Yidi Klein, 31. "It was like the middle of the war, but they made the mess."
With Celeste Katz and Michael Daly