Posted by
Austin Kay on Sunday, September 03, 2006 3:10:33 PM
It's such a typical thing: You look at a guy like Adam Gadahn (azam the American) and John Walker (the American taliban) Lindh and think, without even knowing, they were messed up as kids.
Find below a short biography of Adam Gadahn. I've recently been asking myself, why is it that Jewish people are such a self-distructive force to themselves, and those that support them- America. Are Jewish people ruining the GOP? They've messed up the Democrats!
The conservative letdown: They have blown so many opportunities to positively influence this countries direction (nothwithstanding Roberts and Alito), they have voted into office a unwise inarticulate simpleton, they still have too many countryclub cronies still pulling the levers and they have spent tax dollars like drunk Democrats, but with all that, they are still the lesser of two evils.
Here is a bio of the "Liberal" poster child: More found at
http://lacitybeat.com/article.php?id=1212&IssueNum=66
Adam Gadahn was born Adam Pearlman ( Jewish Father ) in Orange County. His father, acclaimed ’60s underground psychedelic musician Phil Pearlman, was the one who chose the name Gadahn ( Self hating Jew, converts ). Phil Pearlman founded the West Coast group Beat of the Earth, a band often compared by critics to their East Coast counterpart, the Velvet Underground.
Though this part of the story might have caused a few in middle America to pause, Californians are accustomed to living with leftover ’60s culture, from the Heal the Bay movement to the Krishna festivals on Venice Beach. So it’s not strange that a gifted ’60s counterculture hero, the son of a Jewish urologist and a Christian housewife, would change his name to Gadahn shortly after getting married because (according to a former band mate) they wanted a name that “meant nothing.” Also not strange was that they moved to a farm in rural Riverside County and took up the profession of raising and “humanely” slaughtering goats for market. Equally not strange is that Adam and his siblings were home-schooled and raised without running water and electricity. Eccentric, West Coast, out there in “la la land,” but not strange.
At around age 15, Adam moved out, changed his name back to Pearlman, and stayed with his grandparents in Santa Ana, presumably – among other things – to watch television and not have to shower out in the woods in the dark. What kid wouldn't’t? He then became so obsessed by death metal that, as he writes in “Becoming Muslim,” he “didn’t clean his room” for a year.
According to his sister, Los Angeles environmentalist Nancy Pearlman, their father was a strong opponent of the Vietnam War. She told CNN, “Our family are strong believers in nonviolence. We are strong believers in peace.”
Now the whole of America and the world has to deal with this liberal anti-American death spawn.