Son of alleged museum shooter expresses remorse

The son of the man accused of killing a security guard at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum said Sunday that his father had long burdened his family with his white supremacist views and that he wishes his father would have died in the shooting instead.

James Von Brunn, 88, has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of 39-year-old Stephen T. Johns, who was black.

"I cannot express enough how deeply sorry I am it was Mr. Johns, and not my father who lost (his) life," Erik von Brunn, 32, said in a statement to ABC News. "It was unjustified and unfair that he died, and while my condolences could never begin to offer appeasement, they, along with my remorse is all I have to give."

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Icke's Anti-Semitic Reptilians

Reptilian humanoids are a common motif in mythology, folklore, science fiction, fantasy, conspiracy theories, and the pseudosciences of cryptozoology and ufology. Depending on context they are known by many names, including Snakepeople, Reptoids, Dinosauroids, Lizardfolk, Lizard People, or Lizardmen.

Reptilian humanoids of varying depictions have been common in the myths and legends of many cultures throughout history.

According to noted anti-Semite and Holocaust-denying neo-Nazi David Icke, 7-foot (2.1 m) tall, blood-drinking, shape-shifting reptilian humanoids from the star system Alpha Draconis are the force behind a worldwide conspiracy directed at humanity. He claims that the reptilians maintain their control through the generation of fear and negative emotion, which is food to these entities, by manufacturing conflicts, primarily wars. He contends that most of the world's leaders are in fact related to these reptilians.

Icke's theories have been attacked as anti-Semitic because his views of a reptilian takeover amid references to international bankers have echoes of conspiracy theories involving Jews.

He also says that what he calls the "white race" is most susceptible to reptilian influence, particularly white people with blue eyes.

Icke's statements that a cabal of Jewish bankers planned the Holocaust and financed Hitler's rise to power are regarded as anti-Semitic by Jewish groups and others. Icke has cited white supremacist, neo-Nazi and other far-right publications in his books.

Icke's last book, The Robot's Rebellion, for instance, is peppered with references to the "illuminati", an occult elite said to have originated in Bavaria in 1776, which both Icke and militia leaders believe is at the root of the Global Government conspiracy they have dubbed the "New World Order".

According to Icke, this order - which he also calls the "Brotherhood" - has the ability to plant microchips in people's brains so as to spread black propaganda against those, like Icke, who challenge its power.

Significantly, about the only thing Timothy McVeigh, the former Gulf War veteran accused of planting the Oklahoma bomb, has so far told his police jailers - apart from his name, army rank and number - is that he has a "bio-chip" implanted in his backside.

The implication is not lost on Icke, who has been arguing in his lectures that the Oklahoma bomb is part of a "mind control" plot by the FBI to increase the grip of the New World Order by producing a backlash against those who seek to expose the "illuminati".

It is all nonsense, of course. But it raises interesting questions, not least about the links between Icke and the more sinister forces operating within the New Age movement.

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Cops Try to Arrest EMT for Taking Patient to Hospital

I surely do hope these police officers are reprimanded and fired for their extremely inappropriate behavior with the paramedic who was trying to rush a sick woman to the nearest Emergency Room. The video is shocking.

This isn't even a case of "mistaken identity" where a husband is rushing a pregnant wife to the hospital in a family car. This was an AMBULANCE driven by two paramedics IN UNIFORM and they had sirens and lights flashing.

So why did the cops pull them over? Because the cops now claim they were also in a hurry to get somewhere on the MULTI-lane highway and they'd flashed their lights, too, and ran their sirens, too, and the ambulance merely went to the right side of the road but did not completely pull over and stop because they were dealing with their own patient's emergency.

There was room for both vehicles to attend to their respective emergencies.

When the female patient in the ambulance begins to scream, the paramedic decides the patient is now being endangered by the cops' nonsense so he turns to attend to his screaming patient and that's when the cops throw him up against his ambulance and throttle the paramedic with a hand around his throat and they actually tell the paramedic he needs to "calm down." I didn't see the paramedic choking anyone.

When the cops finally realize they are being videotaped, the whole scene goes away and the paramedics are allowed back onto their ambulance and they continue on their way to the hospital. The patient was treated and released.

I would really like to see the follow-up story to this: do the goons get punished or not?

So... you might be wondering about now... what happened to the cops' emergency that they were rushing to since they had so much time on their hands to choke a hard-working paramedic? GOOD QUESTION.