Sikh Temple Massacre: Here it comes… Page Was Against the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

by Scott Creighton

UPDATE: Former Special Forces soldier David Kellerman admits that he was tasked by the FBI to infiltrate the National Alliance in 2000… Page left his career in the military in late ’98 and then set out to get involved in the hate band scene… in the same year, 2000. Were Kellerman and Page working on the same operation?

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Well that didn’t take long…

Page’s neighbor, 53-year-old retiree John Hoyt, told AFP that the suspect had a tattoo referring to the September 11, 2001 attacks by Islamist militants on US sites and “something about lost souls.”

But he said he had been surprised to learn of the shootings, as Page had seemed a “pretty normal guy”, despite having strong opinions about the United States’ military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

“I was surprised. He was a real laid back kind of guy. The only negative things he said was about the war and his girlfriend and President Bush Junior, because he started the war,” Hoyt said. AFP

So, let me get this straight, he was a psyop specialist who was opposed to the occupations and the illegal invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan… who blamed Bush for lying us into war… but he hated Muslims anyway… so he attacked some Sikhs?

Is that the story?

Got it.

Meanwhile… someone burned down a Mosque in Missouri

Sikh Temple Massacre: FBI Looking for “Person of Interest”

by Scott Creighton

Another guy with a 9/11 tattoo is apparently being sought after by police and the FBI after they released an image of him. He was apparently hanging around in the victim area at the temple just after the shooting videoing Sikhs with his smart phone. Of course he did it standing right in front of another camera so they would be able to catch this video of him and his tattoo making videos of them.

Sikh Temple Massacre: White Supremacy or Destabilization?

by Scott Creighton

So far we have determined that Wade Michael Page served 6 years in the military mostly doing psychological warfare for the 9th Psychological Operations Battalion whose motto is “win the mind win the day”

We also know that he left the military in Oct of 1998 apparently to start a career as a racist. According to a Southern Poverty Law Center report (take it for what it is worth) Page started out around 2000 looking to get into the “White Power” music scene. He had a motorcycle and some tattoos and a government paycheck, so why not. Off he went.

He was in a bunch of “hate bands”, one of them called Definite Hate. Pretty clever that one. Here’s a pic of him in that tee shirt.

definite something…

The SPLC report links to a supposed interview he gave to a racist site called Label 56, but of course, that link doesn’t work.

Someone over at ATS found a list of his previous residences and I decided to map one of them…

Hows that for a coincidence?

Was Wade Michael Page part of a long term psyop looking to infiltrate the White Supremacy counter couture of America? Was he reactivated as part of the newly established destabilization campaign here at home? Did his team turn the psyop on him or did he accidentally get caught off guard by local police? Was he just a young man fucked up in the head after years of psyops?

How is it that this guy couldn’t tell Muslims from Sikhs? He was in the military for Christ’s sake. Don’t they know the difference better than your average skin-head?

Aurora Massacre: ABC Reports Multiple Shooters

“One suspect is in custody and believes one more suspect that is on the loose”

I wonder if he ended up heading over to Wisconsin.

Sikh Temple Massacre: Suspect was a Psychological Operations Specialist

by Scott Creighton (H/T Simon)

UPDATED below

More information is coming out about the suspect in the Sikh Temple massacre. He was wearing tactical armor like the assailant in Aurora. His name is Wade Michael Page and get this; during his military career, he had been assigned to various psychological operations units.

“The suspect in a shooting that left six people dead at a Sikh temple in suburban Milwaukee on Sunday has been identified as Wade Michael Page, who served in the U.S. Army for about six years.

According to sources in the U.S. Army, Page enlisted in April 1992 and given a less-than-honorable discharge in October 1998. He served at Fort Bliss, Texas, in the psychological operations unit in 1994, and was last stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, attached to the psychological operations unit. The details of his discharge were not immediately clear.” CBS News

It’s also been reported that the suspect has only been at his location for two weeks. Did he move into that location about the same time that the Aurora Massacre took place? The address is a duplex in the 3700 block of E. Holmes Ave. And get this… he had lived in Colorado…

Sikh Temple Massacre: Early Reports

by Scott Creighton

UPDATE: Found this is a new article on MSNBC:

“Wisconsin has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country and had passed a law in 2011 allowing citizens to carry a concealed weapon.” MSNBC

The shooter apparently did all this damage with a single 9mm handgun. Guess we got to ban ALL guns, not just AR-15s… which MSNBC dutifully mentions in the article.

Jagjit Singh Kaleka, the brother of the president of the temple, who was among the six Sikhs killed, said he had no idea what the motive was for the attack.

“But we know the more assault weapons we distribute the more situations like this we will have,” he said. The U.S. had a ban on certain assault weapons but it expired in 2004. MSNBC

Never mind the fact that no assault weapon was used during this attack.