Robb Pearson voluntary confesses, now supports migrant "rights" (9500 Liberty)

The passive-aggressive racists at the Youtube-promoted 9500 Liberty are back with a new video, this one featuring one Robb Pearson, a former leader of a small anti-illegal immigration group (Morristown, New Jersey rally described here) who's since recanted and now supports illegal immigration due to his belief that opposition to illegal activity is motivated by racism. I didn't watch the videos (Part 1 here), but feel free to do so in my stead and let me know whether it's similar in any way to videotaped "confessions" from the Soviet Union. Note this unverified comment from ALIPAC at that link:

The immigration enforcement movement outed this guy's best buddy, David Marlett of Pro America Companies, as a mole for the opposition. I'm starting to wonder if both of them worked together from the beginning to pull this routine. From watching this video, I can tell this guy has no backbone and could easily serve as a shapeshifter for the Pro Illegals

Pearson denies it, but in any case, consider this from his July 2008 post describing his "transformation" (link):

To me this issue, among many other human issues, is no longer about politics or nationalism or the artificial fear-based notion of "sovereignty". It is an issue of our common humanity, and the Oneness that transcends social and political boundaries.

In other words, he's a One World loon without a clue. He might not understand sovereignty, but the leaders of other countries certainly do. They would gladly take anything from us that they could get away with if we let our guard down, and in the case of Mexico they're quite open about using our weaknesses to obtain political power inside the U.S. Pearson might not care to deal with sovereignty, but the only reason he's not speaking another language as a subject of another country is because throughout our history others have cared enough to fight for our sovereignty. Whether Pearson was a mole or not, he's clearly a weak-minded fool.

Thu, 01/08/2009 - 12:42 · · Importance: 4