"You have the right to express yourself, but that right does not allow you to penetrate that bubble that belongs to me," said Suffolk resident Robert Phillips.

"I will not question my programming. I will not question my programming. I will not question my programming..." LOL

self described neonazi, hell! Please, find me one place where Linder has ever called himself a "neonazi."

Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't our Virginia activists provoked more TV, newspaper, and radio "compliments" than all other states combined ?? How bout dem "apples", Race fans ??? And though a few other Virginians deserve credit, by far the most goes to: Ron Doggett, Ironguard1940, and SA Mann.

The recent Danville, VA papers filled their entire front page with "compliments" about TAA. (BTW, I sent LTEs to both the Suffolk News Herald and the Danville Register and Bee newspapers).

TAA has been delivered to over 5,000 White Virginia familes in just the past few weeks, as well.

See what 3 determined, fed-up White men can accomplish when they demonstrate I N I T I A T I V E ?????

Now then with that settled, who's next to pledge support for O U R Aryan Alternative newspaper, the best WN newspaper, by far, in this galaxy ???

Several people are alarmed by a newspaper that's been appearing on front lawns.

The newspaper is the work of a white supremacist group, and its articles are extremely offensive to many people.

The paper, called the Aryan Alternative, has shown up in Suffolk and Chesapeake.

The paper is published by a self-described neo-Nazi from Missouri who has distributors here locally.

Police say the paper doesn't break any laws, but it's definitely raising concern.

It is full of hateful messages. One of its headlines describes African-American Katrina victims as savages in the streets.

The 16-page white supremacist newsletter started arriving in parts of Suffolk and Chesapeake this week.

"You have the right to express yourself, but that right does not allow you to penetrate that bubble that belongs to me," said Suffolk resident Robert Phillips.

In this case, Phillips’ bubble was his driveway, where someone dropped the newspaper off Thursday.

Alex Linder, who publishes the newspaper, said he has local distributors who randomly send it out.

"They buy at reduced rates and send out wherever they think it’s best to spread the message, and we’re not going to tolerate any complaints that we're targeting somebody, or anything we're doing is illegal," said Linder.

Though it's not illegal, police in Suffolk and Chesapeake have contacted the FBI to keep track of the group. In the meantime residents like Robert Phillips hope the hate mail doesn't find its way to his home again.

"It's been quite some time since I've seen anything like this, so it was very disturbing," said Phillips.

Linder would not say how many distributors he has in Hampton Roads. He did say that residents could expect another newsletter to be sent out in the coming months.

Another TV story from the Doggett/Ring distribution.

Since Alex will inevitably be phone-interviewed by TV reporters in future about TAA distributions, I think rather than answer their varied and loaded questions, he should give them 3-4 standard, hard-hitting, pithy one liners.

What yaw'll think ???