Public Good's Hit Parade

January 1 - 18, 1997

Here are the 10 most popular files in Public Good's Research archives.

#1 Angry White Guys With Guns: The Rise of the Citizen Militias
Daniel Junas' article from CovertAction Quarterly. This file includes the posting from the CAQ editors when they placed the article on the internet four days after the Oklahoma City bombing and the lead editorial from the Spring 1995 issue. Daniel Junas' article was written nearly three months before the bombing. (45K)

307 file accesses -- a perenial favorite.

#2 White Supremacy in the 1990's - Center for Democratic Renewal
CDR research director Loretta Ross describes the changing trends in white supremacist politics. (38K)

295 file accesses

#3 Merchant of Fear
Profile of Alan Gottlieb, right-wing fundraiser, anti-gun control activist and one of the founders of Wise Use. A much shorter version of this report was published in the October 26, 1994 edition of Eastsideweek. (96K)

123 file accesses

#4 Holy Terror: The Implications of Terrorism Motivated by a Religious Imperative
Dr. Bruce Hoffman's RAND report with a post-Oklahoma City bombing postscript (May 1995). (60K)

121 file accesses

#5 Christian Patriots at War with the State
The underlying beliefs of the Christian Patriots, Freemen and Militias. April, 1996. (31K + images)

109 file accesses

#6 Militia of Montana Meeting at Maltby
Public Good's first-hand account of a militia organizing meeting held near Seattle, Wash. in early February, 1994. (23K)

86 file accesses

#7 The Anti-democratic Movement - More than Militias
A Public Good research paper on the ideological roots of right-wing violence, the role of John C. Calhoun's Doctrine of Nullification in Patriot ideology and assault on American democracy. June, 1995. (42K)

80 file accesses

#8 NWCAMH militia meeting summary
Summary of the militia research meeting convened by the Northwest Coalition Against Malicious Harassment in January 1195. This report is from the NWCAMH Beacon, Feb. 1995. (7K)

78 file accesses

#9 Leaderless Resistance and the Oklahoma City Bombing
Tom Burghardt of BACORR describes the principles of Leaderless Resistance, the terrorist strategy promoted by White Supremacists and some militia groups. Leaderless Resistance could be described as an epidemic of lone nut incidents with an emphasis on mass murder. (23K)

73 file accesses

#10 with a bullet! "You're not paranoid if they're really out to get you"
A copy of the draft transcript of a covert FBI recording introduced into evidence at the Washington State Militia conspiracy trial. Contains a brief background article, a summary of the transcript and the complete text of the June 26, 1996 FBI recording.

68 file accesses. This one should shoot up to the top of the list on the next Hit Parade. This file was only available during the last four days of the tally period!


During the beginning of January, 1997, Public Good provided over 2,400 files to users over the World Wide Web.


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