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[610] <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> 708<br />

When I called the SPLC and then wrote them a letter advising them that<br />

they had published several absolute lies about my actions and words that<br />

day, I can assure you that they were particularly unnerved to learn that I had a<br />

videotape of the event that proved what liars they were.<br />

First of all, my bodyguard—my African-American friend—was not and<br />

never was a member of the Nation of Islam and neither I nor he ever said he<br />

was. In fact, my bodyguard was the father of a little boy who just happens<br />

to be my godson. Secondly, although my bodyguard did wear sunglasses, it<br />

was because he happens to have a chronic sleep which has made his eyes<br />

vulnerable to bright lights. Thirdly, I never "instructed" the audience that I<br />

was "not anti-black." In fact, it was another person at the meeting who used<br />

those words and gestured to my bodyguard. It wasn't me at all. However,<br />

the SPLC led its readers to believe my bodyguard was some sort of "Step-<br />

N-Fetchit" who leered to the audience like a simple-minded Uncle Tom.<br />

<strong>Final</strong>ly, I did not grow progressively angrier as I spoke about "the Jews who<br />

control Hollywood." In fact, I didn't really discuss the subject at all. As<br />

the videotape of the event demonstrates, I did grow progressively angrier as I<br />

discussed how self-styled JFK assassination researchers had tried to suppress<br />

my book. However, when a member of the audience did make a comment about<br />

Jewish influence in Hollywood, I passed by the comment, remarking with a<br />

laugh, "You said that. I didn't." Perhaps not by coincidence, the person who<br />

made the comment about Jewish influence in Hollywood emerged later as an<br />

informant for the SPLC and the FBI.<br />

However, the SPLC report was later posted on the Internet—for the<br />

entire world to see—not only by the SPLC, but also by other parties who<br />

had an interest in defaming me. What is interesting is that once I dared to<br />

challenge the SPLC with the facts they quickly amended their allegations.<br />

Quite rightly, the SPLC feared what would have been the obvious<br />

circus that would have erupted had my bodyguard taken them to court in<br />

Washington, D.C. where this self-styled "anti-racist" group would be forced<br />

to explain to what would almost certainly be a majority Black jury why they<br />

had maliciously abused an innocent African-American whose sole crime<br />

was to act as a bodyguard for his friend (the godfather of his infant son)<br />

who had previously been threatened by the Jewish Defense League.<br />

What is particularly intriguing about this CCC event so falsely<br />

memorialized by the SPLC is that one of the CCC's national leaders, Jared<br />

Taylor, actually boycotted the event, evidently offended by my suggestions<br />

that Israel and the CIA had done something unpleasant.<br />

This didn't surprise me. In late August of 1993, I had been told by one<br />

of Taylor's friends, Theodore J. O'Keefe, that once when he was visiting<br />

Mr. Taylor and his wife at their home, the Taylors received a call from<br />

Irwin Suall, then the "fact finding" director for the ADL. The average CCC<br />

member should wonder why Taylor was receiving calls at his home from the<br />

ADL, which otherwise trashes the average CCC member.<br />

To sum it up: it appears to me that although the ADL does traffic<br />

behind the scenes with people perceived to be "racists," the ADL doesn't

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