Jim Gilchrist on ALIPAC and William Gheen’s Tea Parties

 Posted by on 2009/11/15
Nov 152009
 

Anyone who doesn't believe that Gilchrist knows what he says in this statement, only has to see this photo from better days, when Gheen and Gilchrist were buddies. Like many people in the movement, when someone disagrees with Willy, he kicks them to the curb and puts them on his list of enemies. What an amigo

Anyone who doesn't believe that Gilchrist knows what he says in this statement, only has to see this photo from better days, when Gheen and Gilchrist were buddies. Like many people in the movement, when someone disagrees with Willy, he kicks them to the curb and puts them on his list of enemies. What an amigo

Sometimes, even those of us at opposite ends of the debate can find common ground for agreement. That appears to be the case in this statement issued by Minuteman Project Founder Jim Gilchrist. He acknowledges, and confirms, what we’ve been saying all along, about William Gheen, his organization ALIPAC, and those he associates himself with.

Dear Americans,


Unfortunately, I must agree with the pejorative comments about some organizations involved in the immigration law enforcement advocacy movement. Specifically, organizations like William Gheen’s ALIPAC, his affiliate Brook Young of Immigration Watchdog (now defunct) and Jeff Schwilk’s San Diego Minutemen(SDMM).

The original purpose of the Minuteman Project and Movement was to bring continued awareness to the chaotic lack of U.S. immigration law enforcement. It’s second objective was to encourage a respectable resolve to the problem.

What the movement attracted, from a remote segment of what I call the darkside of society, were some whose intentions were other than altruistic. It attracted persons who used the immigration law enforement activist movement as a veil to cover their intentions of exploiting the movement simply to get money from naive donors. It also attracted outright racists, sexists, and some persons with criminal mentalities.

After several disappointing experiences with William Gheen (ALIPAC), Gheen’s affiliate Brook Young (Immigration Watchdog), and Jeff Schwilk (San Diego Minutemen), I can honestly say that none of these persons should be involved in the immigration law enforcement issue. These organizations, and a few others, in my opinion, routinely engage in repulsive, defaming propaganda, or present themselves in a very physically hostile manner tantamount to racist groups like the KKK, the Brown Berets, Black Panthers, etc.

William Gheen, I firmly believe, has no interest whatsoever in encouraging the enforcement of U.S. immigration laws. ALIPAC is a fund raising company whose goal is to raise money off the latest frenzied trend…in this case, the immigration chaos. If there was more money to be made by supporting the pro-illegal alien invasion lobbyists, then he would probably be on that side of the argument…let the country be damned.

When I personally endorsed Mike Huckabee for president in 2007, much to the chagrin of some fanatical Ron Paul supporters like Gheen, Schwilk, and Young. Gheen, Schwilk, Young, and a few others, in what appears to be their “good ol’ boys” white supremacy network, immediately launched a ‘hate-the-Minuteman Project-and-destroy-Gilchrist’ campaign that carried on for several months into 2008 over both the internet and talk radio.

After I sued him for malicious defamation, Brook Young shut down his vile web site, Immigration Watchdog, and fled the Los Angeles area. The cost of the suit was well worth the demise of Young’s ugly, mean, supremacy web site.

The Minuteman Project has officially disassociated from these persons and their organizations because their actions are not compatible with the altruistic mission of the Minuteman Project.

Nothing in the Minuteman Project’s mission includes hate, bigotry, or descrimination regardless of one’s race, color, creed, or his/her support of “any” political candidate. We believe in equal rights and Constitutional protections to all. Unfortunately, some sour grapes in this movement do not.

Respectfully Yours,

Jim Gilchrist, The Minuteman Project

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  • http://www.minutemanproject.com Jim Gilchrist, Presi

    Yes, I wrote the critique on some counter-productive elements in the immigration policy and enforcement movement.

    If you want to see examples of ALIPAC's members, simply go its web site and read all of the vile hate postings.

    No fair and respectable debate on the issue and resolution of illegal immigration will ever be possible with the incredibly ignorant and bigoted participants like those affiliated with ALIPAC, or San Diego Minutemen.

    While I am not an ally of either the Southern Poverty Law Center nor the ACLU, I understand the reason those organizations exist: to provide equal protection under the law to everyone, not just to the aberrant and incurably mean members of ALIPAC and Jeff Schwilk's San Diego Minutemen.

    My African-American spokeswoman (for the Minuteman Project) is terrified by these racist clowns, and she let's it be known often.

    Be careful. What these propagandist maniacs have done to everyone else who has gotten in the way of their fragile egos and their unaltruistic attempt to garner the support and money of naive donors, they will invariably try to do to you.

    I rest my case.

    Jim Gilchrist