Ron Bass - Revision history

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	\| birth_date = Feb 5, 1952 ~~(age 75)~~		\| birth_date = Feb 5, 1952
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	\| employer = RSA Express		\| employer = RSA Express

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	\| ~~groupaffiliations~~ = United Patriots of America		\| group affiliations = United Patriots of America

	\| party = Republican		\| party = Republican

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	\| name = Ron Bass		\| name = Ron Bass
	\| image = Bassron.jpg		\| homebase = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ<BR>Phone: (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255
	\| caption = Ron Bass		\| image = Bassron.jpg
	\| ~~Group Affiliation~~ = ~~United Patriots of America~~		\| caption = Ron Bass
	\| ~~Born~~ = 2/5/1952		\| aka =
	\| ~~Home Base~~ = ~~Owns~~ RSA Express~~, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ~~		\| birth_date = Feb 5, 1952 (age 75)
	\| ~~Phone~~ = ~~(800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255~~		\| birth_place =
			\| employer = RSA Express
			\| occupation = President
			\| groupaffiliations = United Patriots of America

			\| party = Republican
			\| publishedby = OPP HQ
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			\| alma mater =
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	\| name = Ron Bass		\| name = Ron Bass
	\| image = Bassron.jpg		\| image = Bassron.jpg
	\| caption = Ron Bass		\| caption = Ron Bass
	\| ~~GroupAffiliation~~ = United Patriots of America		\| Group Affiliation = United Patriots of America
	\| Born = 2/5/1952		\| Born = 2/5/1952
	\| ~~HomeBase~~ = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ		\| Home Base = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ
	\| Phone = (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255		\| Phone = (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255
	}}		}}


	Back in April 2005, there was supposed to be a meeting of anti-immigration nutjobs called the United Patriots of America at a VFW Hall in Freehold, NJ. Unfortunately for them, the locals did not want them there, particularly the immigrant community, and they called for the Hall to cancel the event, which they did. Undaunted, UPA moved their meeting to a diner in Hightstown, NJ, but that was shut down by police after the mayor notified them there might be problems. On June 25, 2005, the UPA held a meeting in Bridgewater, NJ that was ~~disrupted~~ by the Progressive Labor Party. A week later, they held a meeting in East Brunswick, and again they were disrupted by people opposed to them.		Back in April 2005, there was supposed to be a meeting of anti-immigration nutjobs called the United Patriots of America at a VFW Hall in Freehold, NJ. Unfortunately for them, the locals did not want them there, particularly the immigrant community, and they called for the Hall to cancel the event, which they did. Undaunted, UPA moved their meeting to a diner in Hightstown, NJ, but that was shut down by police after the mayor notified them there might be problems. On June 25, 2005, the UPA held a meeting in Bridgewater, NJ that was dsrupted by the Progressive Labor Party. A week later, they held a meeting in East Brunswick, and again they were disrupted by people opposed to them.

	Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.		Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.

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	\| caption = Ron Bass		\| caption = Ron Bass
	\| ~~Group Affiliation~~ = United Patriots of America		\| GroupAffiliation = United Patriots of America
	\| Born = 2/5/1952		\| Born = 2/5/1952
	\| ~~Home Base~~ = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ		\| HomeBase = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ
	\| Phone = (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255		\| Phone = (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255
	}}		}}

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	\| name = Ron Bass ~~- Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ, (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255~~		\| name = Ron Bass
	\| image = Bassron.jpg		\| image = Bassron.jpg
	\| caption = Ron Bass		\| caption = Ron Bass
	\| ~~birth_date~~ = 2/5/1952		\| Group Affiliation = United Patriots of America
			\| Born = 2/5/1952
			\| Home Base = Owns RSA Express, 107 Trumbull Street, Elizabeth, NJ
			\| Phone = (800) 221-9370, (908) 353-2255
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	Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.		Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.

	The president of the UPA is a guy named Ron Bass, who founded the group in December 2001. He owns and operates RSA Express, a trucking company in Elizabeth, NJ. Elizabeth is a pretty diverse city with a large Hispanic population. The UPA, on the other hand, is based in nearby Linden, where the diversity pretty much goes from white to whiter to whitest. Linden is also a town known to be particularly hostile to people of color. Since we are just hearing about this guy, there isn’t much about him. We do know that he has been hobnobbing with a number of politically shady characters, particularly those wonderful folks of the Constitution Party, the group once headed up by Howard Philips that, among other things, wants to overturn every Constitutional amendment passed since 1913, and that would include the right of women and those 18 and older to vote. His other thing is to bring the Minuteklan Project into the Garden State. At the Bridgewater meeting, there was some mention of going into airports, but that failed miserably when Win Housley tried it in San Diego back in 1995, so it is not known if they will pursue this move.		The president of the UPA is a guy named Ron Bass, who founded the group in December 2001. He owns and operates RSA Express, a trucking company in Elizabeth, NJ. Elizabeth is a pretty diverse city with a large Hispanic population. The UPA, on the other hand, is based in nearby Linden, where the diversity pretty much goes from white to whiter to whitest. Linden is also a town known to be particularly hostile to people of color. Since we are just hearing about this guy, there isn’t much about him.
			[[File:Image.png\|alt= Bass, with Rep. Tom Tancredo\|thumb\|Bass, with Rep. Tom Tancredo]]
			We do know that he has been hobnobbing with a number of politically shady characters, particularly those wonderful folks of the Constitution Party, the group once headed up by Howard Philips that, among other things, wants to overturn every Constitutional amendment passed since 1913, and that would include the right of women and those 18 and older to vote. His other thing is to bring the Minuteklan Project into the Garden State. At the Bridgewater meeting, there was some mention of going into airports, but that failed miserably when Win Housley tried it in San Diego back in 1995, so it is not known if they will pursue this move.

	Now Bass has a lot to lose, so he is one of those guys who will deny the racist charge. Hell, the UPA even had an event to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year. It’s a shame that the theme of the event was “How Illegal Immigration Severely Damages American Minority Communities”, and that the featured speakers was a guy from the once great but now phony Congress of Racial Equality, and the aforementioned John Clark! Leave it to the anti-immigration crowd to use hate to bring us together! Lucky for those who would like people like him to stop thinking they are fooling us, shit floats to the top. With the Obama administration, the anti-immigration crowd has been kicked to the curb and that made them a little testy. Bass hasn’t announced any public UPA meetings since maybe 2007, but recent emails to his supporters have become a little more interesting. The first hint that something was up was when they were in defense of what he terms “culturalists”, and raised issues like how Michelle Obama’s black and red Election Night dress was “subversive” (“Black and red are the traditional colors of African Anarchism”), and that people of color taking power is a problem (“If your upset that the Open Border Blacks and Latino Civil Rights movement groups could move into the White House this January you all have only yourself to blame.”). Then he really lost it. Using Attorney General Eric Holder’s remarks that we are a “nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race, Bass sent an email promoting the National Policy Institute (NPI), a group of suit-and-tie boneheads with associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens and other paleoconservative groups, not to mention some funding from the eugenics-promoting Pioneer Fund, that considers itself the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center – who has listed the NPI as a white supremacist group. None of this is a problem for Bass who in his NPI endorsement wrote:		Now Bass has a lot to lose, so he is one of those guys who will deny the racist charge. Hell, the UPA even had an event to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year. It’s a shame that the theme of the event was “How Illegal Immigration Severely Damages American Minority Communities”, and that the featured speakers was a guy from the once great but now phony Congress of Racial Equality, and the aforementioned John Clark! Leave it to the anti-immigration crowd to use hate to bring us together! Lucky for those who would like people like him to stop thinking they are fooling us, shit floats to the top. With the Obama administration, the anti-immigration crowd has been kicked to the curb and that made them a little testy. Bass hasn’t announced any public UPA meetings since maybe 2007, but recent emails to his supporters have become a little more interesting. The first hint that something was up was when they were in defense of what he terms “culturalists”, and raised issues like how Michelle Obama’s black and red Election Night dress was “subversive” (“Black and red are the traditional colors of African Anarchism”), and that people of color taking power is a problem (“If your upset that the Open Border Blacks and Latino Civil Rights movement groups could move into the White House this January you all have only yourself to blame.”). Then he really lost it. Using Attorney General Eric Holder’s remarks that we are a “nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race, Bass sent an email promoting the National Policy Institute (NPI), a group of suit-and-tie boneheads with associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens and other paleoconservative groups, not to mention some funding from the eugenics-promoting Pioneer Fund, that considers itself the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center – who has listed the NPI as a white supremacist group. None of this is a problem for Bass who in his NPI endorsement wrote:

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	“From my first months of involvement in Border Security in 2002, the left was attacking those who wanted to secure our borders by calling them racists and White Supremacists. I was a recipient of these attacks many times, both in print and physically.		“From my first months of involvement in Border Security in 2002, the left was attacking those who wanted to secure our borders by calling them racists and White Supremacists. I was a recipient of these attacks many times, both in print and physically.

	The left immediately included foreign trespassers under the protective veil of the civil rights movement.		The left immediately included foreign trespassers under the protective veil of the civil rights movement.

	In my view of the world, American Citizens should have the right to protect our borders from trespassers as in the concept of citizens arrest. Detain trespassers until the police come.		In my view of the world, American Citizens should have the right to protect our borders from trespassers as in the concept of citizens arrest. Detain trespassers until the police come.

	You can do it when someone invades your home and you should be able to do it when someone invades your homeland.		You can do it when someone invades your home and you should be able to do it when someone invades your homeland.

	When some did, civil rights groups came after them. The ADL (Anti-Defamation League), SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) and the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) pounced on them made sure they went to jail, confiscated their property and gave it to the illegal aliens, all accomplished with the assistance of US law enforcement agencies and our courts and with the approval of a Republican Bush White House Justice Department.		When some did, civil rights groups came after them. The ADL (Anti-Defamation League), SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) and the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) pounced on them made sure they went to jail, confiscated their property and gave it to the illegal aliens, all accomplished with the assistance of US law enforcement agencies and our courts and with the approval of a Republican Bush White House Justice Department.

	Years later under the Bush Administration two Border Patrol agents were given a mandatory ten year sentence, based on an obvious misapplication of committing a crime with a gun law, sent to jail but eventually pardoned by Bush on his last day in office.		Years later under the Bush Administration two Border Patrol agents were given a mandatory ten year sentence, based on an obvious misapplication of committing a crime with a gun law, sent to jail but eventually pardoned by Bush on his last day in office.

	The gangrene of reverse racism has infected the entire country and the cure may be found by dealing with race realistically. It’s time that White America breaks out of the Civil Rights jail that we have been herded into many years ago. Maybe Race Realism is the missing issue that can lead us to finally securing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws.		The gangrene of reverse racism has infected the entire country and the cure may be found by dealing with race realistically. It’s time that White America breaks out of the Civil Rights jail that we have been herded into many years ago. Maybe Race Realism is the missing issue that can lead us to finally securing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws.

	The Socialism/Communism/Left Wing Fascism we are seeing coming out of Washington may be just an extension of the Civil Rights Movement.		The Socialism/Communism/Left Wing Fascism we are seeing coming out of Washington may be just an extension of the Civil Rights Movement.

	OK Attorney General Eric Holder.		OK Attorney General Eric Holder.
	Good advice. It’s time for White America to stop being cowards.”		Good advice. It’s time for White America to stop being cowards.”



	Now Bass is on some crusade against the “Civil Rights Movement” because he believes it will destroy health care, just as it destroyed the public school system and the auto industry, is responsible for 9/11, and “Certainly, there are other factors involved in the problems that our country is facing but The Civil Rights Movement is out front in destroying Western Civilization,” he wrote, in an email linking to an American Renaissance article to bolster his point. “The perverted Civil Rights ideology has infected our entire American civilization.” He is also now the NJ State Leader for some outfit called the Patriot Coalition, which holds the anti-immigration views of the more racist groups and individuals out there.		Now Bass is on some crusade against the “Civil Rights Movement” because he believes it will destroy health care, just as it destroyed the public school system and the auto industry, is responsible for 9/11, and “Certainly, there are other factors involved in the problems that our country is facing but The Civil Rights Movement is out front in destroying Western Civilization,” he wrote, in an email linking to an American Renaissance article to bolster his point. “The perverted Civil Rights ideology has infected our entire American civilization.” He is also now the NJ State Leader for some outfit called the Patriot Coalition, which holds the anti-immigration views of the more racist groups and individuals out there.

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	Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.		Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.

	The president of the UPA is a guy named Ron Bass, who founded the group in December 2001. He owns and operates RSA Express, a trucking company in Elizabeth, NJ. Elizabeth is a pretty diverse city with a large Hispanic population. The UPA, on the other hand, is based in nearby Linden, where the diversity pretty much goes from white to whiter to whitest. Linden is also a town known to be particularly hostile to people of color. Since we are just hearing about this guy, there		The president of the UPA is a guy named Ron Bass, who founded the group in December 2001. He owns and operates RSA Express, a trucking company in Elizabeth, NJ. Elizabeth is a pretty diverse city with a large Hispanic population. The UPA, on the other hand, is based in nearby Linden, where the diversity pretty much goes from white to whiter to whitest. Linden is also a town known to be particularly hostile to people of color. Since we are just hearing about this guy, there isn’t much about him. We do know that he has been hobnobbing with a number of politically shady characters, particularly those wonderful folks of the Constitution Party, the group once headed up by Howard Philips that, among other things, wants to overturn every Constitutional amendment passed since 1913, and that would include the right of women and those 18 and older to vote. His other thing is to bring the Minuteklan Project into the Garden State. At the Bridgewater meeting, there was some mention of going into airports, but that failed miserably when Win Housley tried it in San Diego back in 1995, so it is not known if they will pursue this move.

	~~Ron Bass with Tom Tancredo~~		Now Bass has a lot to lose, so he is one of those guys who will deny the racist charge. Hell, the UPA even had an event to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year. It’s a shame that the theme of the event was “How Illegal Immigration Severely Damages American Minority Communities”, and that the featured speakers was a guy from the once great but now phony Congress of Racial Equality, and the aforementioned John Clark! Leave it to the anti-immigration crowd to use hate to bring us together! Lucky for those who would like people like him to stop thinking they are fooling us, shit floats to the top. With the Obama administration, the anti-immigration crowd has been kicked to the curb and that made them a little testy. Bass hasn’t announced any public UPA meetings since maybe 2007, but recent emails to his supporters have become a little more interesting. The first hint that something was up was when they were in defense of what he terms “culturalists”, and raised issues like how Michelle Obama’s black and red Election Night dress was “subversive” (“Black and red are the traditional colors of African Anarchism”), and that people of color taking power is a problem (“If your upset that the Open Border Blacks and Latino Civil Rights movement groups could move into the White House this January you all have only yourself to blame.”). Then he really lost it. Using Attorney General Eric Holder’s remarks that we are a “nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race, Bass sent an email promoting the National Policy Institute (NPI), a group of suit-and-tie boneheads with associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens and other paleoconservative groups, not to mention some funding from the eugenics-promoting Pioneer Fund, that considers itself the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center – who has listed the NPI as a white supremacist group. None of this is a problem for Bass who in his NPI endorsement wrote:
	~~Bass, with Rep. Tom Tancredo~~

	isn’t much about him. We do know that he has been hobnobbing with a number of politically shady characters, particularly those wonderful folks of the Constitution Party, the group once headed up by Howard Philips that, among other things, wants to overturn every Constitutional amendment passed since 1913, and that would include the right of women and those 18 and older to vote. His other thing is to bring the Minuteklan Project into the Garden State. At the Bridgewater meeting, there was some mention of going into airports, but that failed miserably when Win Housley tried it in San Diego back in 1995, so it is not known if they will pursue this move.

	Now Bass has a lot to lose, so he is one of those guys who will deny the racist charge. Hell, the UPA even had an event to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year. It’s a shame that the theme of the event was “How Illegal Immigration Severely Damages American Minority Communities”, and that the featured speakers was a guy from the once great but now phony Congress of Racial Equality, and the aforementioned John Clark! Leave it to the anti-immigration crowd to use hate to bring us together! Lucky for those who would like people like him to stop thinking they are fooling us, shit floats to the top. With the Obama administration, the anti-immigration crowd has been kicked to the curb and that made them a little testy. Bass hasn’t announced any public UPA meetings since maybe 2007, but recent emails to his supporters have become a little more interesting. The first hint that something was up was when they were in defense of what he terms “culturalists”, and raised issues like how Michelle Obama’s black and red Election Night dress was “subversive” (“Black and red are the traditional colors of African Anarchism”), and that people of color taking power is a problem (“If your upset that the Open Border Blacks and Latino Civil Rights movement groups could move into the White House this January you all have only yourself to blame.”). Then he really lost it. Using Attorney General Eric Holder’s remarks that we are a “nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race, Bass sent an email promoting the National Policy ~~Insitiute~~ (NPI), a group of suit-and-tie boneheads with associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens and other paleoconservative groups, not to mention some funding from the eugenics-promoting Pioneer Fund, that considers itself the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center – who has listed the NPI as a white supremacist group. None of this is a problem for Bass who in his NPI endorsement wrote:


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	Now Bass is on some crusade against the “Civil Rights Movement” because he believes it will destroy health care, just as it destroyed the public school system and the auto industry, is responsible for 9-11, and “Certainly, there are other factors involved in the problems that our country is facing but The Civil Rights Movement is out front in destroying Western Civilization,” he wrote, in an email linking to an American Renaissance article to bolster his point. “The perverted Civil Rights ideology has infected our entire American civilization.” He is also now the NJ State Leader for some outfit called the Patriot Coalition, which holds the anti-immigration views of the more racist groups and individuals out there.		Now Bass is on some crusade against the “Civil Rights Movement” because he believes it will destroy health care, just as it destroyed the public school system and the auto industry, is responsible for 9/11, and “Certainly, there are other factors involved in the problems that our country is facing but The Civil Rights Movement is out front in destroying Western Civilization,” he wrote, in an email linking to an American Renaissance article to bolster his point. “The perverted Civil Rights ideology has infected our entire American civilization.” He is also now the NJ State Leader for some outfit called the Patriot Coalition, which holds the anti-immigration views of the more racist groups and individuals out there.

	Bass tries to keep as ~~little~~ as possible about ~~him~~ away from prying eyes, but he is failing miserably. Considering how long it has been since he showed up at anything his opposition is definitely scoring their hits. But apparently he really wants to pick a fight now, so he may find the fight being brought to him soon enough.		Bass tries to keep as much as possible about himself away from others' prying eyes, but he is failing miserably. Considering how long it has been since he showed up at anything his opposition is definitely scoring their hits. But apparently he really wants to pick a fight now, so he may find the fight being brought to him soon enough.

	How much we will be dealing with Bass remains to be seen, but he is now aware that antifa are looking at him. After two embarrassing disruptions in less than a week, he became very cautious. Too late. He is on our timetable now, and he is definitely someone who needs to be brought kicking and screaming back into reality.		How much we will be dealing with Bass remains to be seen, but he is now aware that antifa are looking at him. After two embarrassing disruptions in less than a week, he became very cautious. Too late. He is on our timetable now, and he is definitely someone who needs to be brought kicking and screaming back into reality.

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Back in April 2005, there was supposed to be a meeting of anti-immigration nutjobs called the United Patriots of America at a VFW Hall in Freehold, NJ. Unfortunately for them, the locals did not want them there, particularly the immigrant community, and they called for the Hall to cancel the event, which they did. Undaunted, UPA moved their meeting to a diner in Hightstown, NJ, but that was shut down by police after the mayor notified them there might be problems. On June 25, 2005, the UPA held a meeting in Bridgewater, NJ that was disrupted by the Progressive Labor Party. A week later, they held a meeting in East Brunswick, and again they were disrupted by people opposed to them.

Why all the heat on the UPA? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are cavorting with hatemongers trying to get into the mainstream. The Bridgewater meeting’s keynote speaker was a guy named John Clark who belonged to two groups listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They give money to groups like Protect Arizona Now, which had as its national adviser Virginia Abernethy, a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens. Other anti-immigration groups in New Jersey do not want to have anything to do with the UPA.

The president of the UPA is a guy named Ron Bass, who founded the group in December 2001. He owns and operates RSA Express, a trucking company in Elizabeth, NJ. Elizabeth is a pretty diverse city with a large Hispanic population. The UPA, on the other hand, is based in nearby Linden, where the diversity pretty much goes from white to whiter to whitest. Linden is also a town known to be particularly hostile to people of color. Since we are just hearing about this guy, there

Ron Bass with Tom Tancredo
Bass, with Rep. Tom Tancredo

isn’t much about him. We do know that he has been hobnobbing with a number of politically shady characters, particularly those wonderful folks of the Constitution Party, the group once headed up by Howard Philips that, among other things, wants to overturn every Constitutional amendment passed since 1913, and that would include the right of women and those 18 and older to vote. His other thing is to bring the Minuteklan Project into the Garden State. At the Bridgewater meeting, there was some mention of going into airports, but that failed miserably when Win Housley tried it in San Diego back in 1995, so it is not known if they will pursue this move.

Now Bass has a lot to lose, so he is one of those guys who will deny the racist charge. Hell, the UPA even had an event to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year. It’s a shame that the theme of the event was “How Illegal Immigration Severely Damages American Minority Communities”, and that the featured speakers was a guy from the once great but now phony Congress of Racial Equality, and the aforementioned John Clark! Leave it to the anti-immigration crowd to use hate to bring us together! Lucky for those who would like people like him to stop thinking they are fooling us, shit floats to the top. With the Obama administration, the anti-immigration crowd has been kicked to the curb and that made them a little testy. Bass hasn’t announced any public UPA meetings since maybe 2007, but recent emails to his supporters have become a little more interesting. The first hint that something was up was when they were in defense of what he terms “culturalists”, and raised issues like how Michelle Obama’s black and red Election Night dress was “subversive” (“Black and red are the traditional colors of African Anarchism”), and that people of color taking power is a problem (“If your upset that the Open Border Blacks and Latino Civil Rights movement groups could move into the White House this January you all have only yourself to blame.”). Then he really lost it. Using Attorney General Eric Holder’s remarks that we are a “nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race, Bass sent an email promoting the National Policy Insitiute (NPI), a group of suit-and-tie boneheads with associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens and other paleoconservative groups, not to mention some funding from the eugenics-promoting Pioneer Fund, that considers itself the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center – who has listed the NPI as a white supremacist group. None of this is a problem for Bass who in his NPI endorsement wrote:

“From my first months of involvement in Border Security in 2002, the left was attacking those who wanted to secure our borders by calling them racists and White Supremacists. I was a recipient of these attacks many times, both in print and physically.

The left immediately included foreign trespassers under the protective veil of the civil rights movement.

In my view of the world, American Citizens should have the right to protect our borders from trespassers as in the concept of citizens arrest. Detain trespassers until the police come.

You can do it when someone invades your home and you should be able to do it when someone invades your homeland.

When some did, civil rights groups came after them. The ADL (Anti-Defamation League), SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) and the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) pounced on them made sure they went to jail, confiscated their property and gave it to the illegal aliens, all accomplished with the assistance of US law enforcement agencies and our courts and with the approval of a Republican Bush White House Justice Department.

Years later under the Bush Administration two Border Patrol agents were given a mandatory ten year sentence, based on an obvious misapplication of committing a crime with a gun law, sent to jail but eventually pardoned by Bush on his last day in office.

The gangrene of reverse racism has infected the entire country and the cure may be found by dealing with race realistically. It’s time that White America breaks out of the Civil Rights jail that we have been herded into many years ago. Maybe Race Realism is the missing issue that can lead us to finally securing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws.

The Socialism/Communism/Left Wing Fascism we are seeing coming out of Washington may be just an extension of the Civil Rights Movement.

OK Attorney General Eric Holder.
Good advice. It’s time for White America to stop being cowards.”

Now Bass is on some crusade against the “Civil Rights Movement” because he believes it will destroy health care, just as it destroyed the public school system and the auto industry, is responsible for 9-11, and “Certainly, there are other factors involved in the problems that our country is facing but The Civil Rights Movement is out front in destroying Western Civilization,” he wrote, in an email linking to an American Renaissance article to bolster his point. “The perverted Civil Rights ideology has infected our entire American civilization.” He is also now the NJ State Leader for some outfit called the Patriot Coalition, which holds the anti-immigration views of the more racist groups and individuals out there.

Bass tries to keep as little as possible about him away from prying eyes, but he is failing miserably. Considering how long it has been since he showed up at anything his opposition is definitely scoring their hits. But apparently he really wants to pick a fight now, so he may find the fight being brought to him soon enough.

How much we will be dealing with Bass remains to be seen, but he is now aware that antifa are looking at him. After two embarrassing disruptions in less than a week, he became very cautious. Too late. He is on our timetable now, and he is definitely someone who needs to be brought kicking and screaming back into reality.