The jews lame attempt to insult National Socialist pro-enviornmental/green policies will fall on deaf ears in Springfield, considering our ranks and volunteers for road clean up are constantly on the rise in the area. These pathetic attempts to undermine National Socialist enviornmental policies demonstrates the hate our detractors have not only for our efforts, but our people themselves. When a group is so hell-bent on discrediting its adversaries that it must attack another groups noble efforts to save the enviornment and clean up filthy roads for all, then that group (in this case jews from Kansas City) are so out of touch with reality, and moreover, so filled with hate that they discredit themselves amongst the local population. We welcome this spineless legislation, as it will no doubt spur a backlash from the local people whom will wonder why anyone, especially outside jewish agitators would attempt to disrespect local citizens that volunteer their time to clean local roads. Much like the carpet baggers whom overran the South after the Civil war to exploit its citizens, jewish outsiders are once again attempting to undermine local efforts to better the community. This cowardly and spineless slap at the local white and American Patriot population will backfire on Rep. Lampe when the local citizens resoundingly vote her out of office in the next election. Perhaps then she will pack up and head to Kansas City where her zionist puppet masters can fill her pockets for selling out the citizens she took an oath to represent. Enough said, Lampe will never be re-elected in Springfield!
http://www.news-leader.com/ article/20090517/NEWS06/ 905170342/1015
Chad Livengood • News-Leader • May 17, 2009
Lawmakers renamed a section of highway in Springfield that a neo-Nazi group adopted to keep litter-free after a Jewish civil rights leader.
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, got an amendment added to a transportation bill to rename a portion of West Bypass from Farm Road 142 to West Sunshine the "Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Memorial Highway." Heschel marched with Martin Luther King Jr. at the Selma, Ala., Civil Rights march in 1965.
Lampe said she asked Jewish groups to nominate a religious figure to counter the Springfield unit of the National Socialist Movement, which adopted the section of road.
"It's a counter to hate," Lampe said.
Two signs noting the National Socialist Movement's participation in the Adopt-A-Highway program went up last October. The Missouri Department of Transportation could not turn down the group's application to be in the program based of its views because of the group's First Amendment right.
A Jewish organization in Kansas City will pay for signs marking the memorial highway along the same stretch of road maintained by volunteers from the neo-Nazi group. "I'm leveling the playing field," Lampe said.
In HB683, Rep. Bob Dixon got a provision added to rename a one-mile portion of East Chestnut Expressway from the new airport entrance road to Interstate 44 the "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Mile."
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