How the Populist Party Uses Hulet  Previous | TOC | Print | Next
While Craig Hulet, featured on the California Pacifica radio
stations, is careful to distance himself from views that are
racist or anti-Jewish, not everyone who champions Hulet as an
commentator on the Gulf War or Bush's New World Order makes
those distinctions. Some persons, wittingly or not, use Hulet's
theories to introduce others to the more bigoted theorists.
Hulet helped spark a political movement in California following
the Gulf War that, according to persons attending the meetings,
fed scores, perhaps hundreds, of political activists into a far-
right, racist, and anti-Jewish political organizing drive
supporting the Presidential candidacy of Col. James "Bo" Gritz
of the Populist Party.  The story of one person living in the
Bay Area, called here Dana Pierce, illustrates the study group
phenomenon sparked by Hulet's presentations. The story shows an
organizing dynamic in action, and is not meant to imply that
Hulet is a party to the dyn