Mike Niebauer wants Charlotte's Wachovia Corp. to drop a controversial customer.

For the past few months, the New Yorker and co-chairman of a group called Save the Independence Party Voter Coalition has been writing letters to executives and board members. He came to the company's annual meeting last month, but wasn't allowed in because he owns no company stock.

Niebauer's beef?

Wachovia is the trustee for an $8.5 million tax-free bond issue for a nonprofit group called the All Stars Project Inc. The organization is a theater program for inner-city youth in New York City, but is led by two controversial figures: Lenora Fulani and Fred Newman.

Fulani, a former presidential candidate, and Newman, who has called himself a neo-Marxist, practice a type of group therapy that some liken to a cult. The Anti-Defamation League also ascribes anti-Semitic remarks to the pair.

As trustee for the All-Star Project bonds, Wachovia handles back-office chores such as sending investors their interest payments and account statements. It doesn't hold any liability if the nonprofit can't make payments.

Niebauer's interest in the group stems from Fulani and Newman's involvement in New York's Independence Party, an offshoot of Ross Perot's Reform Party. Niebauer was a former county chairman who opposed Fulani's and Newman's role in party politics.

Now he's urging Wachovia to cut ties to them.

"I want to persuade them that this is irresponsible," Niebauer says. "I hope Wachovia terminates this transaction, but I don't think they will."

In a response to Niebauer's letters, Wachovia Chief Executive Ken Thompson wrote last month that client confidentiality prevented him from discussing the company's business with the organization.

"I will assure you, however, that we have taken the information we received from you very seriously," Thompson wrote. "I also want to assure you that respect for the individual is a core value we take very seriously here at Wachovia."

A Wachovia spokeswoman declined to comment further.

In a statement, Roger Grunwald, spokesman for the All Stars Project, said Niebauer's "statements are political in nature, and as a nonprofit, philanthropic organization we are required to be nonpolitical. Therefore, we have no comment."

He also added: "The All Stars Project Inc. is widely recognized as one of the country's leading youth development efforts and is enormously proud of the work it does on behalf of inner-city youth in New York and around the nation."

Others, however, also have concerns about the project. Rick Ross, a cult expert in New Jersey, says former practitioners of Fulani and Newman's "social therapy" -- which encourages political activism to cure depression and other problems -- have described the therapy as cultlike.

"Former members were devastated by the experience," said Ross, executive director of the Ross Institute, which maintains a database of cults and controversial movements. "They compare it to brainwashing. They lost their ability to think independently."

The Anti-Defamation League, which lists anti-Semitic remarks attributed to Fulani and Newman on its Web site, has concerns about companies doing business with the All Stars Project.

"I'm worried how the organization is used and where the money goes," said Gail Gans, director of the Anti-Defamation League's Civil Rights Information Center. "If I were a shareholder in a bank, I would want due diligence done."

Niebauer says he will continue his campaign and hopes to attend next year's annual meeting.

New job with Morgan Stanley

After a stint as head of AmSouth Bank's investment services unit, Tim Jones is back in Charlotte. The former head of IJL Wachovia's private client brokerage group has a new job as head of Morgan Stanley offices in the Charlotte area and Asheville. Jones had been with Charlotte-based IJL Wachovia for 14 years, but left for the AmSouth job in Alabama shortly after Wachovia merged with First Union Corp. He said one of his tasks will be to grow market share in Charlotte and North Carolina.

I, Kellie Gasink, am writing to inform you that I worked on the Lenora B. Fulani for President Campaign ‘92 as a volunteer. I worked with Lenora Fulani from 1988 through 1992 and I worked on the recent campaign in 1991 through Nov. 1992. From what I observed, the campaign was conducted in a fraudulent manner and I have reason to believe that Fulani’s campaign manager, Fred Newman, embezzled money from the campaign.

Fred Newman controls an underground organization called the International Worker’s Party (IWP), consisting of approximately 300 people. The IWP is a classical Marxist-Leninist organization that shares with other Marxist organizations the strategy of smashing the bourgeois state. Potential members are asked to join this conspiracy. The IWP is cadre organization (a military organization) and it is a cult. The commander-in-chief is Fred Newman. The members are sworn to loyalty and obedience to Newman. The IWP is divided into cells of five to eight people that meet once every two weeks in public restaurants (public to avoid FBI detection). IWP activities are never spoken of outside of these meetings and to do so would be a “breach of security.” Members receive secret orders from Newman that are destroyed by the cell leaders after transmission. IWP dues are collected at that time. The dues, after other Newman levies are collected, amount to 60% or more of a member’s income. The organization has fifteen semi­automatic assault rifles and pistols--that I know of. About 20 current members are trained to use them. Members are regularly intimidated into silence by Newman’s “goon squads,” which he calls “security.” This organization is communist and not terrorist. There are former terrorists in the organization, however, they have long since renounced terrorism in lieu of Newman’s strategy, which in part called for the building of popular mass organizations in the mainstream to build enough support in this country to make revolution. This organization has internally been declining since 1989.

The underground has always had its own economy separate from Newman’s public organizations. Newman has private supporters of his communist work that contribute in the millions of dollars each year. Newman also taxes his members whether they work for a Newman organization or not. Up to 60% of a member’s income is given back to Newman in cash, all of which goes into the underground. Newman also takes money from his public organizations and puts it in the underground. The underground does things such as buy firearms, give money to groups in other countries that are fighting oppressive governments; MJ.9, groups in Haiti, groups in Zaire and other countries in Africa, etc. The IWP also purchased the tickets that Rev. Sharpton used when he rallied a group of people to take aver Liberty Island f or which Sharpton was subsequently arrested.

Newman was once affiliated with Lynden LaRouche and like LaRouche seems more interested in fraud and embezzlement than anything else. Newman stole money from the Fulani campaign which had raised $4.3 million dollars. I have examined a copy of the FEC documents that detail how this money was spent. These FEC expenditure reports are fabricated and false. By which I mean intentionally false. The documents do not appear to contain any mistakes, but instead are a rather well crafted fabrication to cover over Newman’s embezzlement. The campaign expenditures can be divided into three categories: payments to Newman organizations, payments to organizations & companies not controlled by Newman, and payments to individuals.

1. Newman has a network of organizations that are under his exclusive control. The Newman organizations that are listed as having received campaign money are:

Automated Business Services

Castillo Cultural Center

Castillo Communications

C.A.K.I M.

Community Literacy Research Project (CLRP) (501-C3)

Fred Newman Productions

MusiCruise

National Alliance Newspaper

New Alliance Productions

Newman & Braun

Ilene Advertising

International People’s Law Institution (IPLI)

Rainbow Lobby

Although Newman is not the listed director of all these entities, he controls their bank accounts and directs their functions. Most of these organizations exist only on paper as bank accounts and legal fictions, e.g., these organizations currently occupy only two offices: 200 W. 72nd Street, room 302, NYC and 500 Greenwich St., 2nd Floor, NYC. According to FEC documents, these businesses were paid nearly $1 million dollars by the Fulani campaign, however they delivered almost no goods and services to the campaign and Newman later took this money. In many cases the expenses that were billed to the campaign from Newman organizations were double billed or were fabricated (e.g., Castillo Communications handled all the media relations and media ads f or the campaign. Castillo Communications has three employees, only one of which is on salary. The person who is on salary is a fundraiser and although she was paid $300 a week during the campaign, she canvassed in the evening to raise $300 a week to support this salary. Castillo Communications is run out of a larger complex of Newman’s organizations and consists of two phones and a fax machine that people used to send press releases to the media, speak with the media and compile a book of the articles written about the campaign. The phone bill and fax bill were billed separately to the campaign. Approximately $25,000 was sent in purchasing print and radio ads for the campaign, which was also bought separately by the campaign. The amount billed by Castillo Communications for services was inflated. This was a business that had no salaries and no overhead expenses and the money paid to it by the campaign went directly to Newman.

Another example is the International People’s Law Institution, which is a law firm directed by Attorney Alvaader Frazier; however, controlled by Fred Newman. Ms. Frazier cannot practice law in New York State where the firm is located and her law license was suspended in California. Although this “law firm” has no office or phone listing, it was paid approximately $200,000 by the campaign. None of the IPLI attorneys received money paid to IPLI by the Fulani campaign. The two lawyers from this firm who actually did work for the campaign, Gary Sinawski and Art Block, billed individually for their services, alga Simon billed individually for legal research. The IPLI as such did no work f or the campaign and this billing was used for Newman to take money from the campaign. Attorney Michael Hardy, a partner who left this firm in 1992 believing Newman was embezzling money with Frazier’s help, never received any money from IPLI. The other attorney at IPLI is Harry Kresky who did not do work for the campaign and did not receive any money from the campaign. Frazier is willing to help Newman embezzle money because she is retired and is not practicing law and she receives four thousand dollars a month f or the cover she provides.

Fran Miller is a non-practicing attorney who was the campaign treasurer and compliance officer who wrote and falsified the FEC reports.

The organizations C.A.K.I.M., MUSICRUISE, Rainbow Lobby, and Newman & Braun all closed down after receiving campaign money. They provided no goods or services to the campaign. Ilene Advertising received a ton of money for designing the campaign brochure and fliers, and at Newman’s instruction, kicked this money back to the CLRP. The CLRP is a not-for-profit organization that exists only on paper, and is an account controlled by Newman. It is directed by one of Newman’s five wives, Gabrielle Kurlander. Automated Business Services, Castillo Cultural Center and New Alliance Productions did not do any work for the campaign. Fred Newman Productions is simply a Fred Newman bank account. Fred Newman Productions was paid $70,000 for consulting, presumably this was his salary. The National Alliance Newspaper exists but is separate from the campaign, is given away free to the public and the amount charged by the Newspaper to the campaign was more than the cost to produce the Newspaper for two years. The Newspaper was only delivered to and used by the campaign during the New Hampshire Primary. Thus, the campaign only received one week’s edition. A lot of the money given to these Newman organizations was then taken out of their accounts by Newman using a very sophisticated technique to falsify the books.

2. Another way in which Newman took money from the campaign was through phony salaries and reimbursements. The salaries that are listed are pr~mari1y to IWP members or conspirators in a sense. These salaries are highly suspect for two reasons. First, only full time campaign workers were really paid. Because they are Newman cultists, 60% of this money was handed directly back to Newman in cash in IWP meetings. Salaries are intentionally inflated and Newman would order the money to be given back to him. In 1991, the salary for a Newman cultist was $250 a week or less before Newman’s taxes. In 1992, the average salary allowed was increased to $275 a week. However, some campaign workers are listed as receiving $500 a week or so and they would give this back to Newman in cash. Second, Newman cultists who did volunteer work for the campaign were listed as having received money and reimbursements that they never received. During the campaign, myself and other IWP members were asked to collect receipts and bills and turn them over to Fran Miller (non-campaign related bills and receipts). I refused to turn over any receipts. Two weeks ago, I looked at a complete version of the FEC records filed f or the campaign and I saw my name listed as having been paid $500 for “clerical services” which I never did and f or which I was never paid and about which I know nothing. I also saw phony reimbursements. E.G., I was helping run the national telemarketing operation and Shelley Karliner, the manager of this operation, is listed as having been reimbursed f or telemarketing dinners on three occasions for $2,000. There never were any telemarketing dinners! I am listing isolated examples, but all the payments to IWP look fraudulent except the full time campaign staff.

Newman had been “hinting” to myself and other IWP members that he wasn’t spending more than a million dollars for the campaign; however, I was only able to confirm this when I looked at the complete FEC records. Newman was not letting people know in the IWP how he was diverting the campaign money. Many IWP members, like myself, were expelled f or questioning Newman’s graft. So far the people who I have spoken to (mostly former IWP members) who were listed as having received money have said they never received any money from the campaign. Here are some examples:

Kellie Gasink $500

William Pleasant $450

Willie Harris $450

Valeh Abbasi $450

Doris Kelly $1,275

BJ Lee $1015

Wilton Duckworth $1,000

Another former IWP member, who wishes to remain anonymous, has said that there were checks written for each of these alleged payments and that Fran Miller was able to cash these checks at Amalgamated Bank where the campaign and other Newman organizations conduct business. Apparently these checks were endorsed with forged signatures and cashed with check cashing cards made out to these fictitious employees also using forged signatures.

3. All cult members were ordered to contribute at least $250 to the campaign. We were specifically asked to pay our IWP dues (at the secret bi-weekly meetings) in contributions to the campaign. We were also asked to make contributions to CLRP and not told why. The contributions from cult members are all on the same days and there is a tremendous amount of kickbacks being given to the CLRP. I ask you to look into this because of the tremendous amount of intimidation used to get cadre (Newman’s soldiers) to give money. Newman also gave people cash at times and asked them to contribute it back the campaign as checks or money orders. Newman figures if 300 people give the matchable limit ($250 in a presidential campaign) than his money of $75,000 is doubled to $150,000 fairly easily.

4. So as to be clear to people not familiar with this conspiracy, every person who is in the IWP knows every other member in the organization. IWP members live with other IWP members. IWP members meet periodically. There is a conference every two years in which all the members gather. Lenora Fulani is a member, although as far as I know she had no direct contact with the finances of her campaign. Fulani might not have known how much money was being taken from her campaign, but that is simply because she would have refused to allow herself to know. There is process by which people are told to know only what they “need to know” to follow orders. Because in the minds of conspirators knowing too much is dangerous, if Fulani were told by Newman that she did not “need to know” how her campaign money was being spent--Fulani would simply not allow herself to know and she would ask no questions. So there is no misunderstandings, Rev. Sharpton is not, nor has he ever been, in the IWP. IWP members are communists and Sharpton is a nationalist. Sharpton’s objectives are quite different from Newman’s. Newman always supported Sharpton and Sharpton never wanted to get involved with IWP. Newman gave Sharpton a lot of money--Sharpton’s car was bought by Newman and is registered in Newman’s name, Sharpton’s house in N.J. was financed by Newman, and Sharpton receives $12,000 a year from Newman although Sharpton does not work for this money. Sharpton has taken Newman’s support and has for the most part stayed away from Newman and Fulani.

Newman does not carry a gun, but has guards around him that do, e.g., Jeff Aaron and John Fraire. Fran Miller carries a gun and she is an excellent shot. All of these people do regular weapons training. Jini Berman and Ed Costa supposedly have some of these guns registered in their names. I have never seen any gun registrations and some of the guns cannot be registered.

Since all of this appears to violate federal and state laws I ask that you investigate these matters fully.

Thank you,

Kellie Gasink

(Witnessed by Sharon I. Braunstein, Notary Public, State of New York, No.41-0006908)

ACADEMIC CORRUPTION

REPORT ON NEWMAN

The tale: Gashman stole about $2M from Phoolani's 1992 presidential campaign. Three IWP members outed him to the FEC, after failing to force his resignation and restitution to the Party. From then on, William Pleasant became the stinking corpse of communism. He had managed to blow Gashman's very capitalist enterprise of ripping-off the working class. It worked like a charm, and so Gashman is now forced to sniff the hindquarters of Pat Buchanan, et al, for pocket change. C'est la guerre!

Mayor Distances His Election Plan From Ms. Fulani Bloomberg, Rangel Downplay Dispute

By BENJAMIN SMITH Staff Reporter of the Sun

Mayor Bloomberg yesterday defended his plan for non-partisan municipal elections from an attack by the dean of the city's congressional delegation, Rep. Charles Rangel. The mayor also distanced himself and his election proposal from Lenora Fulani, a leader of the city's Independence Party. Mr. Rangel, meanwhile, shrugged off a charge of "demagoguery" from the Bloomberg camp.

Mr. Bloomberg's staff traded insults with Mr. Rangel Monday over the congressman's suggestion that Ms. Fulani - a veteran of the political fringe - is guiding Mr. Bloomberg's push for abolishing party primaries and striking party names from the ballot in city elections. Standing on the steps of City Hall Monday, Mr. Rangel wondered publicly why Mr. Bloomberg would go "to someone like Miss Fulani to guide what's left of his political career." "I shook hands with Fulani once in my life," Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday at a Brooklyn press conference. "I met her once, maybe twice. I've never had a conversation with her. I read the woman's name in the paper."

Ms. Fulani and a small group of activists around her have been political lightning rods in New York for years, once as leaders of the radical New Alliance Party - which was accused by the Anti-Defamation League of "Jewbaiting"- and later in their attempt to move to the mainstream by taking leading roles in the Independence Party, which began as an offshoot of Ross Perot's 1992 presidential run. Mr. Bloomberg won in 01 with the backing of the party, which endorsed him on the strength of his support for non-partisan elections.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Bloomberg denounced Ms. Fulani's suggestion that America brought the September 11 attacks on itself. But after his election, his administration invited her to City Hall for a meeting on education and appointed the Independence Party's lawyer to a city commission.

Both Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Rangel downplayed the notion of a break in their normally amicable relationship, and both noted they'd sat together at a funeral Monday night and had not discussed non-partisan elections or Ms. Fulani. Mr. Rangel said he was undisturbed that Mr. Bloomberg's communications director, William Cunningham, characterized his Monday remarks as "pure demagoguery." "I don't pay them any mind," he told The New York Sun. "I said what I meant, and I meant what I said. I don't even know Bill Cunningham."

He repeated his observation that Ms. Fulani is among the mayor's few allies in the politics of non-partisan elections. "I would hate to believe that he's listening to her and not some of his friends," Mr. Rangel said. Mr. Bloomberg yesterday also defended the election proposal, which is being considered by a Charter Revision Committee he appointed and could go to a public referendum this November. "When you read the papers every day about the scandals with the court system in particular, non-partisan elections are an idea whose time has come. It's pretty hard to argue that we shouldn't do something to break up the old machines," he said. While the city change would not affect the election of state Supreme Court justices, a non-partisan system could generally weaken county party organizations."I think I'll be able to convince Congressman Rangel this is a good idea," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Mr. Rangel said he would "in all probability" back a Democratic challenger to Mr. Bloomberg in 05, but that he will refrain from judging the mayor's performance for the moment."These are some very, very bad times and I could make critical comments and give advice - but then I have to thank God I don't have that job," he said.


ACTIVIST URGES BANK TO CUT TIES TO N.Y. GROUP
WACHOVIA IS TRUSTEE FOR NONPROFIT WITH CONTROVERSIAL LEADERS

RICK ROTHACKER

Mike Niebauer wants Charlotte's Wachovia Corp. to drop a controversial customer.

For the past few months, the New Yorker and co-chairman of a group called Save the Independence Party Voter Coalition has been writing letters to executives and board members. He came to the company's annual meeting last month, but wasn't allowed in because he owns no company stock.

Niebauer's beef?

Wachovia is the trustee for an $8.5 million tax-free bond issue for a nonprofit group called the All Stars Project Inc. The organization is a theater program for inner-city youth in New York City, but is led by two controversial figures: Lenora Fulani and Fred Newman.

Fulani, a former presidential candidate, and Newman, who has called himself a neo-Marxist, practice a type of group therapy that some liken to a cult. The Anti-Defamation League also ascribes anti-Semitic remarks to the pair.

As trustee for the All-Star Project bonds, Wachovia handles back-office chores such as sending investors their interest payments and account statements. It doesn't hold any liability if the nonprofit can't make payments.

Niebauer's interest in the group stems from Fulani and Newman's involvement in New York's Independence Party, an offshoot of Ross Perot's Reform Party. Niebauer was a former county chairman who opposed Fulani's and Newman's role in party politics.

Now he's urging Wachovia to cut ties to them.

"I want to persuade them that this is irresponsible," Niebauer says. "I hope Wachovia terminates this transaction, but I don't think they will."

In a response to Niebauer's letters, Wachovia Chief Executive Ken Thompson wrote last month that client confidentiality prevented him from discussing the company's business with the organization.

"I will assure you, however, that we have taken the information we received from you very seriously," Thompson wrote. "I also want to assure you that respect for the individual is a core value we take very seriously here at Wachovia."

A Wachovia spokeswoman declined to comment further.

In a statement, Roger Grunwald, spokesman for the All Stars Project, said Niebauer's "statements are political in nature, and as a nonprofit, philanthropic organization we are required to be nonpolitical. Therefore, we have no comment."

He also added: "The All Stars Project Inc. is widely recognized as one of the country's leading youth development efforts and is enormously proud of the work it does on behalf of inner-city youth in New York and around the nation."

Others, however, also have concerns about the project. Rick Ross, a cult expert in New Jersey, says former practitioners of Fulani and Newman's "social therapy" -- which encourages political activism to cure depression and other problems -- have described the therapy as cultlike.

"Former members were devastated by the experience," said Ross, executive director of the Ross Institute, which maintains a database of cults and controversial movements. "They compare it to brainwashing. They lost their ability to think independently."

The Anti-Defamation League, which lists anti-Semitic remarks attributed to Fulani and Newman on its Web site, has concerns about companies doing business with the All Stars Project.

"I'm worried how the organization is used and where the money goes," said Gail Gans, director of the Anti-Defamation League's Civil Rights Information Center. "If I were a shareholder in a bank, I would want due diligence done."

Niebauer says he will continue his campaign and hopes to attend next year's annual meeting.

New job with Morgan Stanley

After a stint as head of AmSouth Bank's investment services unit, Tim Jones is back in Charlotte. The former head of IJL Wachovia's private client brokerage group has a new job as head of Morgan Stanley offices in the Charlotte area and Asheville. Jones had been with Charlotte-based IJL Wachovia for 14 years, but left for the AmSouth job in Alabama shortly after Wachovia merged with First Union Corp. He said one of his tasks will be to grow market share in Charlotte and North Carolina.

Rick

Rothacker

J.D.O TARGETS FIRST NEW YORK SECURITIES FOR GIVING BIG $ TO ANTI-SEMTIC ANTI-ISRAEL PRO-TERROR FRED NEWMAN LENORA FULANI RUN CULT NEW ALLIANCE PARTY FRONT GROUP "ALL STARS"

J.D.O. CALLS UPON JEWISH COMMUNITY TO BOYCOTT FIRST NEW YORK SECURITIES

Today J.D.O. Intelligence Unit has exposed the fact that the notorious anti-Semitic cult referred to as the "New Alliance Party" and its front group "All Stars Project" has been getting major help from an unlikely shocking source, one of the top people at First New York Securities who is related to the Fortunoff family that owns the well known jewelry chain. Gregory Fortunoff has been backing the anti-Semitic pro-Qaddafi pro-Arab terror cult led by self-hating Jew Fred Newman, and Black extremist and Farrakhan supporter Lenora Fulani. Gregory Fortunoff has not only poured tremendous money of his own but accepted publicly an honor from Newman, and has got others to give money to Newman's cult. JDO believes that Gregory Fortunoff is in the cult. Gregory Fortunoff also wrote a letter for FRED NEWMAN to get a 8 million dollar bond guarantee from the city so Newman can get a new headquarters in the Times Square Area. JDO has good reason to believe that GREGORY FORTUNOFF is a member or under treatment from the cult. (Brainwashing)

Gregory Fortunoff - home address 300 East 75 St New York Home phone 212-988-7473.

BRAINWASHED JEWISH ZOMBIE OF THE WEEK SUSAN SOLOMON IS IN CHARGE OF HIRING FOR HADDASAH AND GIVES MONEY TO FRED NEWMAN'S CANDIDATES AND RECEIVES PSYCHOTHERAPY FROM HIM. CALL HER BOSS ELLEN MARSON BEFORE SUSAN HIRES MORE ZOMBIES TO WORK AT HADDASAH. THE NEWMANITES ARE LIKE A COMPUTER VIRUS - THEY INFEST AN ORGANIZATION THEN MULTIPLY!!!! SUSAN'S DIRECT LINE 212-303-8110 - DEPROGRAM HER NOW!

MAYOR BLOOMBERG HELPS FINANCE THEATRE IN TIME SQUARE SET TO PRESENT PLAY CALLED "THE DEAD JEW." GUILIANI WAS MORE A JEW THAN BLOOMBERG!

In return for an unspecified amount of votes the Mayor of New York City who has no ideology except "become famous by being Mayor" has given FRED NEWMAN's SEXCULT 8.5 million dollars to open a theatre on Times Square to attack capitalist Jews like himself. What is going on here? Real estate taxes are going up, civil servants are being laid off and Albany is contemplating a raise in taxes yet $8.5 million is being used to promote the running mate of PAT BUCHANAN and the bedfellow of Louis Farrakhan, Lenora Fulani? Look at the history of THE NEW ALLIANCE CULT WHEN IT COMES TO FINANCES BY CLICKING HERE .

JDO LAUNCHES "OPERATION SMASH CULT!" TO GO AFTER ANTI-ISRAEL ANTI-SEMITIC ANTI-AMERICA GROUP LED BY NEW ALLIANCE PARTY GURU FRED NEWMAN

JDO has just launched a campaign against the anti-Semitic anti-Israel America hating cult known as the New Alliance Party based in Manhattan led by low life Fred Newman, whose most notorious claim to fame was supporting assorted enemies of Jews like Farrakhan, Muammar Qaddafi, PLO, and a host of Arab terrorist groups bent on destroying Israel. The New Alliance Party even supported Black Nazi Sharpton when he led a Pogrom in Crown Heights, and Newman "blamed Jews" for the slave trade (sic). Newman even sent his sick cult followers who have a long history of participating in "Death to Israel" rallies and traveled to Libya to attend a rally to support enemy of Israel and America Qaddafi who that year had Libyan intelligence agents blow up a Pan Am flight over Scotland, just to murder and dismember Americans.

Newman has made numerous speeches that Qaddafi’s violent bombings, were a legitimate "revolutionary act" (Newman also fancies himself a revolutionary communist, a modern Lenin) Newman though JewishhasJewish members teach his followers "Jews like to pretend to be victims, but in reality are the victimizers of others." He also preached his poison to a radical black grouping he spoke to in Harlem "Jews made a deal with the devil, and are the storm troopers of capitalism against people of color." In numerous interviews Newman has proclaimed his goal to destroy Israel, and America! Newman now uses the front group name ALL STARS PROJECT as a front for the cult to hustle and con money from unsuspecting businessmen. In fact he tells them the money goes to educate "poor inner city youth." It is a filthy lie; it is going to line Newman's pockets! Newman lives in a 3 million dollar mansion on Bank Street Manhattan.

Newman lives with 17 girlfriends from the cult, and part of the philosophy of this group is that it’s all right to make a move on underage teens. They run fake "therapy" sessions to brainwash people who are mental cases into becoming full time money raisers" for Guru Fred! This group has got to be legally destroyed! So JDO is launching OPERATION SMASH CULT. JDO will have weekly updates of our latest action to run Newman, Lenora Fulani, and this entire anti-Semitic Israel hating America-hating cult right out of New York. It is also known that Newman and the entire hard-core cult following are a group of perverts literally, and have no conscience or morals whatsoever. Recently this group took over the Independence Party, and tragically got help from "mainstream politicians" like Bloomberg who while not in the cult wanted their help in getting out votes for him!

CLICK HERE AND HERE to read what former cult members have to say about the New Alliance Party and the cult of Fred Newman..

THE JDO INTELLIGENCE UNIT FOUND OUT THAT NEWMAN PLANTED ONE OF HIS BRAINWASHED MEMBERS IN A LEFT WING ISRAEL GROUP CALLED GIVAT HAVIVA...

GIVAT HAVIVA, ONE OF THOSE GROUPS ON THE ISRAELI LEFT, IS A GROUP JDO HAS STRONGLY DISAGREED WITH ON MANY ISSUES. WE INFORMED THEM THAT THEIR RECENTLY HIRED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROBERT LEVY IS A HARD CORE MEMBER OF BOTH NEW ALLIANCE PARTY AND ITS SECRET MARXIST LENINIST TERROR SUPPORTING UNDERGROUND INTERNATIONAL WORKERS PARTY (IWP).

NOW, PERHAPS WHEN GIVAT HAVIVA HIRED ROBERT LEVY THEY DID NOT KNOW? THESE WELL MEANING, BUT MISGUIDED, PEOPLE HAVE FIRED ROBERT LEVY BUT WHEN I CALLED THEM AND ASKED THEM IF HE STILL WORKED THERE THEY TOLD ME TO CALL HIM AT HOME AND HE WOULD NOT BE IN TODAY, TOMMORROW OR THE NEXT DAY. THESE JEWS ARE IN HEAVY DENIAL JUST AS THEY ARE ABOUT THE INTENTIONS OF THE ARABS TO LET ISRAEL LIVE IN PEACE. WE ADMIT THERE ARE A FEW ARAB INTELLECTUALS WHO WANT PEACE - BUT THE TREND IN THE ARAB COMMUNITY HAS BEEN ISLAMIST, NOT SECULAR, AND THE RELIGIOUS MUSLIM FANATICS AND TERRORISTS WANT TO WIPE OUT EVERY JEW IN THE WORLD, AS PER ALLAH'S INSTRUCTIONS.

OBVIOUSLY ROBERT LEVY'S INTENT WAS TO EITHER MANIPULATE A CONFUSED GROUP LIKE GIVAT HAVIVA TO DO THINGS THAT WOULD HURT ISRAEL OR SPY ON THE GROUP, AND GET NAMES OF WEALTHY JEWISH CONTRIBUTORS TO GIVE TO FRED NEWMAN SO HIS "ALL STARS PROJECT" COULD CON THEM OUT OF MONEY!!

Isn't it a disgrace that an anti-Semitic cult member was the director of a Jewish group?

WE NEED EVERY JEW READING THIS TO CALL GIVAT HAVIVA LAY PRESIDENT TODAY AND ASK HER IF LEVY IS STILL THERE. SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT THESE PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THE GUTS TO ADMIT THAT THEY WERE WRONG, JUST AS THEY WERE WRONG ABOUT OSLO BRINGING PEACE TO ISRAEL.

YVONNE B SILVERMAN 40 WEST 77 STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10024 CALL MISS SILVERMAN TODAY AT 212-787-6711 ASK FOR ROBERT LEVY.

Head of Mideast Dialogue Group Has Ties to Fulani FORWARD STAFF

The top professional of an American Jewish organization that supports Jewish-Arab dialogue programs in Israel is on the board of an organization founded by the leaders of the now-defunct, anti-Zionist New Alliance Party.

Robert Levy, the new executive director of the Givat Haviva Educational Foundation Inc., has been an active board member of the All Stars Project Inc. - a charity that claims to serve 30,000 young people per year. The All Stars was founded by two-time presidential candidate Lenora Fulani and Fred Newman, who have long attracted the scrutiny of Jewish organizations for their controversial stands.

According to the Anti-Defamation League Web site, Fulani was a strong supporter of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and was quoted in the New Alliance Party newspaper as saying Jews "had to sell their souls to acquire Israel and are required to do the dirtiest work of capitalism - to function as mass murderers of people of color - in order to keep it."

Newman, too, has been quoted in "National Alliance" as saying, "The Jew, the dirty Jew, once the ultimate victim of capitalism's soul, fascism, would be victimizer on behalf of capitalism," according to the ADL.

The ADL reports that Newman and Fulani regularly referred to themselves as "anti-Zionist" in the pages of their party newspaper.

"The All Stars Project is part of the series of enterprises fully associated with Newman and Fulani," said Kenneth Stern, antisemitism and extremism specialist at American Jewish Committee.

A vice chairman of the Givat Haviva Educational Foundation, Harold Shapiro, who is also the chairman of Meretz USA and its past president, said he had not previously heard about Levy's reported involvement with Fulani. Upon hearing about it from a reporter, Shapiro said, "it's always problematic when someone is involved with someone like Lenora Fulani. This is a very serious charge and something I'm sure we'll take up in a very serious matter."

The Givat Haviva Educational Foundation, based in New York, was founded in 1966 as the American tax-exempt support organization for the Givat Haviva Institute in Israel. The institute was created in 1949 by a kibbutz movement linked to the Israeli left-wing political party Mapam, which has since merged into the Meretz party. The institute runs Jewish-Arab dialogues on its campus in northern Israel.

Levy, reached by telephone at his home Tuesday, declined to comment, as did the chairman of the Givat Haviva Educational Foundation Inc., Yvonne Baum Silverman.

Condemnations of Levy and his links to Fulani and Newman are being aired on a telephone hotline of the militant group Jewish Defense Organization.

Jerry Goodman, executive director of National Committee for Labor Israel, told the Forward: "This is a very awkward situation and potentially embarrassing to Givat Haviva." Goodman's committee is not connected to Givat Haviva or any of its organizational parents.

"It's an issue they will have to face quickly and resolve as soon as possible," Goodman said. "While no one wants to be condemned as guilty by way of association, nevertheless reports concerning Givat Haviva's executive director's affiliations could be problematic in this instance."

Levy, who was hired by Givat Haviva last year, has been involved with Fulani as far back as 1997, if not further. According to a Federation Elections Commission news release dated May 12, 1997, Levy was one of the "respondents," along with Newman, on behalf of the Lenora B. Fulani for President Committee, in a complaint initiated by the commission over its finances. The Federation Elections Commission sent admonishment letters but took no further action.

Lines between the All Stars Project and other organizations headed by Fulani and Newman are often blurry. According to The New York Post, the All Stars provided grants in 1977 to the Castillo Cultural Center and the East Side Institute for Short Term Psychotherapy, both long associated with Fulani and Newman. Newman has served as the All Stars' $59,000-a year artistic director, the Post reported.

Levy is no anonymous board member of the All Stars Project. A May 1998 profile in Fund Raising Management of Gabrielle Kurlander, the actress and entrepreneur who has served as president of the All Stars Project since 1990, detailed what appears to have been the close involvement of Levy during the formation of the group's President's Committee. "For help [Kurlander] called on Robert Levy, a hardworking volunteer with a background in Wall Street who shared her enthusiasm for discovering and cultivating" donors, the article states.

Newman, who started as an ally of Lyndon LaRouche, helped found the New Alliance Party in 1979. Fulani joined the party in 1984. In 1992, after the strong showing of Ross Perot in the presidential election, the New Alliance Party merged with other, smaller independent parties to form the Federation of Independent Parties. The New Alliance Party dissolved itself in 1994, and Fulani and Newman urged its members to join New York's Independence Party and the national Patriot Party. In 2000 Fulani served as co-chair of the perennial right-wing presidential candidate Pat Buchanan's Reform Party presidential campaign.

Investigative journalist Dennis King, whose book, "Lyndon LaRouche and the New American Fascism" was published by Doubleday in 1989, claimed that all of Fulani and Newman's organizations, including the All Stars Project, "have the political goal to further the power of Fred Newman and Lenora Fulani."

The New Alliance Party now operates under many different names, said Dan Levitas, author of "The Terrorist Next Door" (Thomas Dunne Books) about the American right wing. "In New York they're operating under the rubric of the Independence Party... Newmanites is probably the more accurate representation. "Time and again we've seen many people with legitimate political and professional credentials show up within the close orbit of Fred Newman," Levitas said.

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In the 1950's a popular ad for kosher rye bread said, "You don't have to be Jewish to Love Levy's" Well as Fred Newman proves, "You don't have to be German to be a Nazi" because that is what Newman is. He hates Jews so much that he would be willing to die himself as a Jew if he could witness the mass extermination of Jews. Where this hatred in this kid from the Bronx started, I will never know, but he hooked up with the Nazi LaRouche the first chance he got. Since there can only be one leader of cult there was an ego conflict and Fred contented himself with taking people with mental problems and convincing them that a cure lay in having sexual relations with him and being more communistic. He brainwashed a bunch of sex-obsessed zombies into carrying out his political work, which often involved passing these women around like dirty dishrags. He infiltrated The New Jewish Agenda then the Independence Party. Leonora dances to the tune of "I'll Be Your Puppet" while raking money in with Fred. The Newmanoids bring votes to the Republicans that the Republicans would normally never get - those who feel economically disenfranchised and those "Independents" who feel politically disenfranchised. Now the City of New York wants to give them a grant for after school programs despite their support of NAMBLA? This is like letting the fox loose in the whorehouse.