美国的自由：网上贴诗威胁奥巴马 美一男子或遭15年监禁

美国一男子网上写诗威胁奥巴马夫妇面临指控
 
信源：新华网｜编辑：2010-02-20｜

据外电20日报道，因为在一家白人至上主义网站上写诗威胁美国总统奥巴马及其夫人，肯塔基州一名男子将面临指控。

根据法庭文件，当局称该男子名叫小约翰尼-罗根-斯潘塞，来自肯塔基州路易斯维尔市，今年27岁，曾在2007年8月在一家标榜白人主义的网站上发表了一篇题为“狙击手”的诗。

斯潘塞在诗中将奥巴马描写为一个“暴君”，并最终被枪手射杀。

该男子被控威胁总统和威胁伤害另外一名政治人士。

斯潘塞19日在缴纳了2.5万美元后获得保释，但被要求不能离开其一个家属的住所。
 

网上贴诗威胁奥巴马 美一男子或遭15年监禁

信源：中国青年报｜编辑：2010-02-20｜

斯潘塞在诗歌中描绘了一名枪手开枪打死一位“暴君”----总统。他在诗中写道：“他推上膛的子弹是那么的自豪，弹壳上的启示是去死，黑鬼，去死！”......
2010年02月20日消息，据美国媒体2月20日报道，因在宣扬白人至上的网站上发布诗文威胁总统奥巴马以及第一夫人，美国肯塔基州一名男子近日被起诉。美国特勤处特工斯蒂芬说，27岁的斯潘塞撰写了诗歌《狙击手》，并发布在NewSaxon.org上。这个网站被称为“白人建立的白人网上社区”。
根据警方材料，这篇诗歌的发布时间是2007年8月，那时奥巴马已经宣布竞选美国总统。斯潘塞被指控威胁总统，威胁杀死或者杀伤总统候选人。如果罪名成立，他最多将遭到15年监禁。
检察官钱斯对法官惠林说：“这是个人对个人的威胁，仅仅因为对方是总统，并且是黑人。”辩护律师维罗斯迪克则辩称，在这首诗公开发布后的两年里，并没有人采取行动伤害奥巴马。维罗斯迪克表示，被告不过写了首诗而已。
斯潘塞的表兄麦吉尔说，家人对斯潘塞被捕感到十分震惊。“我想斯潘塞也想不到自己会被逮捕，他并非是一个有害的人。”
奥巴马当选美国总统后，美国特勤处便注意到了这首诗，但并未确认作者的身份和地址，也没有传讯他。然而，一名线人一周前通过传真向联邦调查局举报了斯潘塞和他的“大作”。被拘后，斯潘塞承认写了这首诗，但向调查人员提供的几个住址都不是他的实际住所。警方对这些住所的搜查也一无所获。
经法官惠林同意，斯潘塞2月19日以2.5万美元获得保释，并被软禁在其家人的住宅内。

   Saturday, 20th February 2010

Ky. man, New Saxon, Free Speech, Obama
Posted on 19. Feb, 2010 by Shera Crossan in Feedback, Foreign and Domestic
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BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING.
– A Kentucky man has been charged with posting a poem threatening President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama on a white supremacist Web site.
U.S. Secret Service Special Agent Stephan M. Pazenzia said Johnny Logan
Spencer Jr., 27, of Louisville wrote and posted the poem, titled “The
Sniper,” on a page called NewSaxon.org. The site is described as an
“Online Community for Whites by Whites.” The poem was posted in August
2007, according to an arrest affidavit.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Dave Whalin on Friday ordered Spencer released on
$25,000 bond, but kept under house arrest at a family member’s home. He’s
charged with making threats against the president and threatening to kill or
injure a major candidate for the office of the president.
The poem describes a gunman shooting and killing a “tyrant” later
identified as the president, setting off panic in the wake of the fatal shot
being fired.

THE SNIPER
As the tyrant enters his cross hairs the breath he takes is deep
His focus is square on the target as he begins to release
A patriot for his people he knows this shot will cost his life
But for his race and their existence it is a small sacrifice
The bullet that he has chambered is one of the purest pride
And the inscription on the casing reads DIE negro DIE
He breathes out as he pulls the trigger releasing all his hate
And a smile appears upon his face as he seals that monkeys fate
The bullet screams toward its mark bringing with it death
And where there was once a face there is nothing left
Two blood covered agents stare in horror and dismay
Looking down toward the ground where their president now lay
Now the screams of one old negro broad pierces thru the air
Setting off panic from every eyewitness that was there
And among all the confusion the hero calmly slips away
Laughing for he knows there will be another negro holiday
By Johnny Spencer

Spencer used the online moniker “Pain1488,” a reference to a phrase used
by white nationalists as well as an homage to Adolf Hitler.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Phillip Chance told Whalin that, even though
investigators linked no weapons to Spencer, the poem doesn’t qualify as
protected political speech.
“This is a threat by an individual against an individual simply because of
who he is,” Chance said. “He is the president and he is black.”
Federal public defender Laura Wyrosdick said no one took action to harm
Obama in the two years the poem has been publicly available.
The Secret Service became aware of the poem just after the 2008 election
that made Obama the first black president in the country’s history. An
arrest affidavit says the Secret Service identified Spencer as the author,
but never tracked him down and only referenced the writing in a report on
the white supremacist National Socialist movement.
The affidavit does not say why the Secret Service made no effort to arrest
Spencer for more than 15 months. The investigation didn’t start until a
week ago, when an informant faxed a copy of the writings to the FBI,
Pazenzia said.More from Source
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