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05-04-2012, 08:18 AM
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RE: Arizona shooter may be JT Ready
(05-02-2012 08:04 PM)SeattleGirl Wrote: I was just reading this on Facebook.
F***ing coward! If he wanted to off himself, fine. But why did he had to take others with him?
We just had a similar thing happen here in Washington state. This doomsday anti-government guy killed his wife and his daughter, then went to his underground bunker (yes, for real) and shot and killed himself.
I read that story and saw the pictures of the bunker. It was creepy and gave a lot of insight into just how far out there this guy was. Why did he kill his wife and daughter? Didn't he kill his two pets also?
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05-03-2012, 08:29 AM
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This is what the AZ Republic had to say about the shooter
Why am I not surprised that he had a connection of some kind to Russell Pearce. Waaaay too many nutbags in this state.
Quote:Ready, a prospective candidate for Pinal County Sheriff, was founder of U.S. Border Guard and a member of the Minuteman Project, both nationally prominent anti-illegal immigration organizations. At one time, he also belonged to the National Socialist Movement, which espouses White-supremacist theories.
On Wednesday afternoon, someone posted a message on Ready's Facebook page: "Reports are unconfirmed that a cartel assassination squad murdered J.T. Ready and several of his friends and family. ... This page's admin will keep you updated of the situation as soon as possible."
A message on the U.S. Border Guard website said members were "extremely saddened by the untimely loss of our founder" and expressed sympathy to the victims.
Ready, 39, has advocated deadly force to stop smugglers and immigrants from entering the United States illegally. He became a significant figure in Arizona politics recently because of his purported neo-Nazi views and his association with former Arizona Senate President Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, who was recalled last fall.
Pearce did not respond Wednesday to requests for comment. However, Pearce has in recent years disavowed his association with Ready.
In 2008, Ready became a Republican precinct committeeman in Legislative District 18. Because of his extreme views, several GOP congressman in Arizona sent a letter to Maricopa County Republican Party leaders asking that Ready be removed from that position.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups nationally, characterized Ready as a racist and "an outright neo-Nazi" who once declared, "I firmly believe in having a minefield across the border. This is 100 percent effective."
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/community/gilbe...z1tohpEiut
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05-03-2012, 09:36 AM
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RE: Arizona shooter may be JT Ready
It notes that Ready apparently got his start in politics as president of the Mesa Community College Republican Club and became increasingly involved in local issues in the early 2000s.
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Another College Republican!!
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