NSM March Planned For Orlando Sparks Concern
Communists Distribute Fliers Calling For Riots

2/22/2006 10:22:38 AM
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Orlando, Florida -- A group of communist Jews led by Orlando Direct Action leader Benny Markeson (deleted) have distributed fliers calling for violent anti-police rioting in downtown Orlando, sparking local church groups to distribute fliers showing the Jewish flier crossed off and stating in ebonics "dis and dismiss ig'nant racists -- be cool" and asking blacks not to riot.

A picture of both fliers appeared last night on Orlando's local Channel 6 news. The Jewish flier reads "Keep Nazi Scum Off Our Streets" and then goes on to tell local blacks that the time is right for them to cast of the chain of the system and riot and attack police.

Typically, Jewish communists like Markeson distribute this kind of literature, stand in the crowd and instigate violence, then run away after the violence begins, allowing the blacks to be arrested in mass. They then go on the internet and brag about their latest "insurrection".

The Channel 6 news report also noted that Church Ave, Terry Ave, and the parking garage under the interstate along Hughey Ave, where the communist Jews had planned to meet, would be closed to traffic.

The full Channel 6 report follows:

http://www.local6.com/new s/7304321/detail.html

Neo-Nazi March Planned For Orlando Sparks Concern

POSTED: 6:37 pm EST February 21, 2006
UPDATED: 6:50 am EST February 22, 2006

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Police in Orlando are asking people to stay home during a neo-Nazi march planned for the downtown area over the weekend, according to a Local 6 News report.

The same neo-Nazi group that instigated violence in Toledo, Ohio, last year will march Saturday in downtown Orlando, officials said Tuesday.

[Bill: And note that we did not instigate violence in Toledo. We marched in Toledo. The Jews instigated the violence.]

"I'm nervous about it, I'm very nervous about it," resident Beverly Grant said. "My apartment is on the Church Street side so I don't know whether I should leave. I don't know whether I should stay."

The march will begin at Hughey and Church streets and then head north on Terry Avenue to Washington Street before ending at the Federal Courthouse.

Many of the 500 people who live in the City View apartments near Parramore said they are worried because the march will circle their building on Saturday.

[Bill: They live next door to two housing projects and a homeless shelter, and you can see prostitutes and drug dealers openly operating on street corners less than a block away. They should live every day in fear.]

Orlando police, community leaders and building managers tried to calm resident's fears about the march.

"We suggested that they bring their cars inside into our garage just in case there are riots that do break out," City View apartment manager Dawn Wolter said. "Their cars will be better off inside the building."

Several roads will be closed for the march and cars will not be allowed to park on Church Street or Terry Avenue from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday. The city parking lot on Hughey will also be closed.