Immigration Clearinghouse

Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist and ALIPAC's William Gheen in Las Vegas 2005, where Gheen allegedly confided to Gilchrist " if there was no money in the immigration movement then he would have no use for it.

Interesting information coming out this afternoon about ALIPAC’s William Gheen, the anti-Mexican activist and race baiter. He’s only in it for the money. (Something we’ve alluded to her many times)

Our friends at Long Island Wins shares an email from Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist about the rise of the fascist like anti immigration group ALIPAC

These folks have been pissing up each others trees for so long, it’s no longer newsworthy in general, but in this case, Gilchrist confirms what our investigations and suspicions have long acknowledged.

The e-mail, in part from Jim Gilchrist reads:

“A long-time radical friend of William Gheen’s ALIPAC apparently is being sued out of existence, as indicated by the eight law suits lodged against Jeff Schwilk [head of the San Diego Minutemen] listed below.

Schwilk, once a respected member of the minuteman movement, made some serious errors when he got mixed up with the fascist-like organization ALIPAC, operated by William Gheen in North Carolina. Gheen’s ALIPAC is notorious for “blacklisting” anyone in the immigration law enforcement advocacy movement that Gheen apparently wants “out of the way.”

In my opinion, William Gheen (ALIPAC) is solely responsible for creating relentless infighting among immigration activists across the nation. My observation is that Gheen is attempting to destroy any immigration activist group that impedes his sole access to a public financial donor base. Gheen’s ALIPAC is a professional fund-raising company that exploits any trendy activist movement only for its money making opportunity.

As I recall during a conversation with Gheen during an immigration summit meeting the Minuteman Project sponsored in 2005 at a Las Vegas convention center Gheen told me if there was no money in the immigration movement then he would have no use for it. This is common rhetoric among professional fund-raising outfits like ALIPAC that routinely apply a “profit potential” to rate issues threatening our domestic tranquility. In my opinion, William Gheen’s ALIPAC would be just as happy to fund raise for LA RAZA…

In my opinion, Gheen’s ALIPAC is in the immigration law activist movement as a means of making a lucrative living by encouraging naïve donors to send him money. ALIPAC has never accomplished anything of merit in the immigration law enforcement advocacy movement.

Jeff Schwilk appeared to be a reasonable activist, until he got involved with Gheen and followed an agenda of attacking anyone who did not “cooperate” with Gheen.

With eight law suits pending against Schwilk, it appears doubtful that he will ever again be a leader in the minuteman movement. It is also a lesson for all of us to respect the individual sovereignty of all persons, and not carry out witch-hunting campaigns of destruction against other minutemen and women just because you disagree with their ideas on how to resolve the illegal alien invasion crisis facing the United States.

One Man’s Opinion,

Jim Gilchrist, BAJ, BSBA, MBA, CPA(ret.) – Founder and President, Jim Gilchrist’s Minuteman Project, Inc. [dba The Minuteman Project, Inc.]“

One only has to look at his bogus FEC reports to understand the truth behind Jim Gilchrist’s words. More than 80% of donations to ALIPAC go to pay Gheen’s salary, buy him clothes and pay for multiple internet and phone accounts. What’s left goes to bashing Mexicans.

Perhaps folks will remember that when Willy whines for money very soon.

And perhaps those who Willy has defamed should consider filing a lawsuit against him also. In that way, he could be just like his little buddy Jeff “Bikini Boy” Schwilk