According to her MySpace profile she’s 23 year old Diana, supporter of Ron Paul, practicing nurse and bitter enemy of the New World Order. She also has an interesting personal history:
I was born in Transylvania and moved here with my family when I was a teenager. My town was 5-7 miles away from the Carpathian mountains. It was and still is a beautiful place. We used to hike and walk through those forests every summer. I hope to be able to go visit there again, if all hell doesn’t break loose here. 🙂
I say interesting because there is no country called Transylvania and there hasn’t been since 1918 at least. There is a Province in Romania that is the historical Transylvania, but a 23 year old wouldn’t have been born in “Transylvania.” But the real issue is a comment she left on the now thrice mentioned here Houston 9-11 Truth, on a post about the supposed “assault” on the Ed Brown encampment:
People will take a stand when they have had enough… apparently, this isn’t enough for them yet. Unfortunately, when the storm troopers come banging at your door it will be too late to take a stand.
If Ed & Elaine die, the militia has vowed to kill everybody responsible. That means a lot of people won’t be going home some night soon.
Uh, crazy much? Who are the militia and how are they going to determine who’s responsible? Is the entire government responsible, or just the officers on scene. What about the judge who ruled against Brown? What about people like myself who won’t support him?
Of course, no one should worry since this mythical “militia” is likely from the same Transylvania Diana hails from. That is to say the one in her head.
But what is disturbing about this is twofold. Firstly is that the conspiracy movements in this country are reaching a boiling point, they’ve been agitating around the Internet for years and now its adherents are no longer content to buy books and listen to Alex Jones. They want action, and if you accept a world view like this violent action would seem to be the only option.
It has in fact happened already in the case of Richard McCaslin. From Alex Jones Exposed:
Back in 2002, McCaslin decided it was his divine and patriotic duty to launch an armed invasion of the Bohemian Grove, where he expected to find ‘pagans’ indulging in Satanic ritual abuse of children. Of course, in reality, he found nothing of the sort, and luckily he was captured without him firing a shot, but the fact that he was there at all can be pinned squarely on Alex Jones, who more than anyone else has pushed the lunatic theories about ‘dark’ happenings in the Grove, and who was directly cited by McCaslin as his inspiration. The fact that there have (s0 far) been no other McCaslins is hopefully a sign that, whatever they may say, even the conspiracy nuts don’t really believe all the bullshit they’re fed, but it is surely only a matter of time before another Jones fan goes off the deep end and decides to take the law into his own hands. Let’s not forget the past examples of such lunacy – Gordon Kahl, The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord, and the Weaver family being just a handful of examples of violent ‘patriots’ who were living in fear of a ‘New World Order’. (On a related note, without a doubt, the tragic events at Ruby Ridge involving the Weaver family were a disgrace, but it is interesting to see how Jones is more than happy to feature Randy Weaver on his radio show, as recently as this year, despite him being an unrepentant anti-Semite, ‘Christian Identity’ cultist and Aryan Nations supporter).
McCaslin didn’t kill anyone only by chance, as he was fully prepared to cause as much mayhem and death as possible. From The Press Democrat (reprinted on Conspiracy Archive):
On Saturday night, McCaslin went to the grove armed with a semiautomatic rifle/shotgun hybrid, a .45-caliber handgun, a crossbow, a 2-foot-long sword, a knife and a hand-made bomb launcher. Wearing a skeleton mask and carrying several of the weapons, he sneaked past guard houses into the grove near the Russian River.
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After his arrest, he told detectives that he had come to the Bohemian Grove to kill child molesters and those performing human sacrifices.
“He planned on killing people,” Sonoma County Sheriff’s Sgt. Steve Brown said. “He planned on confronting people doing these weird things.”
His fears of the alleged events were based on a videotape put out a few years ago by radio host Alex Jones, who claims on his Web site that “bizarre, Luciferian ceremonies” occur there.
Is Diana from MySpace as dangerous as McCasil? We won’t know until it’s too late, but if she is the people who, for commercial reasons no doubt, have been peddling her this conspiracy garbage for years will be partly responsible.
The second problem I have is this is probably the tenth or eleventh time I’ve written a post about either a conspiracy theorist or neo-Nazi or some other dreg that proudly supports Ron Paul. What gives? I wasn’t even looking for a Paul angle in this piece, but I couldn’t ignore it because Ron Paul is all over her MySpace page. What is it about him that attracts these people, and why isn’t he doing something to keep his followers from making these kinds of threats? Even DailyKos will ban you id you start talking about killing government officials, will the Paul campaign?
Maybe if he spent less time on Alex Jones, and more time explaining to the people that support him that being a libertarian doesn’t mean holing up in a compound waiting to shoot it out with “the Illuminati” Paul would be a serious contender for President. But it would take someone sane to figure that out, and Paul’s surrounded himself with the very worst of the fringe.