Agent Provocateur Calling For Infiltration Of Tea Party Outed

Since ars.com reported on a website attempting to recruit miscreants to disrupt and discredit April 15 Tea Party tax protests, diligent researchers have uncovered the man behind a website promoting the disruption.

Jason Levin of Portland, Oregon, registered the domain name CrashTheTeaParty.org, although he is apparently changed the information included on a domain registry page to Ben Franklin from Philadelphia.

So he tries to hide now?

Domain Registration is included in the various articles:

Registrant ID:CR45137659

Registrant Name:Jason Levin

Registrant Street1:xxxx SW Birch Street

Registrant City

ortland

Registrant State/Province:Oregon

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This agent Provacateur called on people to infiltrate Tea Parties and act in such a way as to damage their public image. His website is called CrashTheTeaParty.org

The various links about contain photographs of the Provocateur and his cohorts.

...Toxic -- and tactically stupid -- response to the rise of the Tea Party that one activist is cooking up. Jason Levin has dedicated himself to destroying the movement, and part of his strategy is publicly declaring that he and his allies are infiltrating the Tea Party

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i had to laugh at this

the FBI doesn't want this
amateur doing their job
hahaha

thanks for the info

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Guess not,

It appears Jason has ducked and covered

The current registry for the website lists:
Registrant:
Ben Franklin
3 chestnut lane
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19115
United States

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reply to post by burntheships
I suspect we will see him remove his site and his youtube channel these self made agent provocateurs seem never to be able to stand the heat when exposed.We will get some kind of pseudo-patriotic rant about how he was only trying to "protect the country." from "hate mongers." and so on..

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I think your right about that, seems like he can dish it out but cant take his own medicine. Just skimming the surface expose on him
he seems a bit delicate; and confused.

But to listen to him boast you would think he is ready for the fight he has chosen.

The Tea Party movement is a "loose affiliation of racists, homophobes and morons" that must be stopped "by any non-violent means necessary," according to the Web site "Crash The Tea Party."

The group's founder, Jason Levin, told the Associated Press that it has 65 leaders in cities around the country who are seeking to orchestrate infiltration of this week's Tea Party protests.

"Do I think every member of the Tea Party is a homophobe, racist or a moron? No, absolutely not," he said. "Do I think most of them are homophobes, racists or morons? Absolutely."

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He sounds the real deal provocateur. I'd say the man has formal training.

"Whenever possible, we will act on behalf of the Tea Party in ways which exaggerate their least appealing qualities (misspelled protest signs, wild claims in TV interviews, etc.) to further distance them from mainstream America and damage the public's opinion of them," the site says. "We will also use information that we have gained in order to disrupt and derail their plans."

The Tea Partiers are millions upon millions strong by now.

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He may sound like he has formal training but everyone can talk the talk but clearly he can't walk the walk look at how quickly he tried to hide the ownership of his site he's gonna slink away soon enough.

Well it looks like Jason is willing to own up to this, and is even calling on people to commit crimes. This needs to be brought to the forefront as no doubt we will see the rabid dogs he let loose on mainstream media.

It gets worse folks.

We’re going to attend their rally, but plan to have a bunch of truly ludicrous signs. Things that say “Obama drinks Christian Baby Blood” or “Jesus wrote the constitution”. The more misspelled words the better…You could also dress in overalls with no shirt, or a stained “wifebeater” t-shirt, But you get the general idea. Some other thoughts are to ask people at the rally to sign a petition renouncing socialism. See just how much info you can get from these folks (name address, DOB, Social Security #). The more data we can mine from the Tea Partiers, the more mayhem we can cause with it!!!!”
Levin is encouraging CTTP’s to get a hold of names, address’ and SS#’s of tea partier’s with the intention of “causing mayhem”. What “mayhem” does Levin have in mind? If they did not have plans to threaten, harass etc., why would he be suggesting that CTTP’s trick tea partier’s into gaining the info? Why would he want to get his hands on that info? The possibilities are endless. He is way out of line and encouraging criminal activity.

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dreaded double post oops!

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Did not take long for this imbecile to do his self in.
Oregon Teacher Panel Probes Educator Determined to 'Demolish' Tea Party

A middle school teacher in Oregon who announced his intention "to dismantle and demolish the Tea Party" on his "Crash the Tea Party" Web site is under investigation by his state's Teacher Standards & Practices Commission.

The investigation by Oregon's teacher licensing agency comes in response to a public outcry over Jason Levin's public statements that he'll do anything short of throwing rocks to bring down the Tea Party.

Levin, the media teacher at Conestoga Middle School in Beaverton, is the leader of a group that says it wants to infiltrate and bring down the loosely organized anti-big-government Tea Party movement.

He has said he would seek to embarrass Tea Partiers by attending their rallies dressed as Adolf Hitler, carrying signs bearing racist, sexist and anti-gay epithets, and acting as offensively as possible — anything short of throwing punches.

His school district is defending his right to free speech, but it's investigating whether he used district computers
to spread his political message or worked on his Web site during school hours.

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Levin has been put on administrtive leave. ;lol:
Crash and burn, Levin.

Teacher Who Sought to 'Demolish' Tea Party Placed on Leave From School

Now, the source said, parents have become outraged by the severity of his political activism, and many have told the school board members that it has no place in a public school system.

Parents supported teachers who wore Obama buttons during the 2008 presidential election, the source said. But they say Levin has crossed the line.

Levin's Web site has since been changed, and the calls to infiltrate the Tea Party have been removed. The home page now simply reads: "Want to Show your support for Jason Levin? BUY A TEA-SHIRT."

In a recent interview with Talking Points Memo, Levin said of his plans, "Our goal is that whenever a Tea Partier says 'Barack Obama was not born in America,' we're going be right there next to them saying, 'Yeah, in fact he wasn't born on Earth! He's an alien!'"

In a now deleted post on his "Crash the Tea Party" Web site, he called on his supporters to collect the Social Security numbers -- among other personal identifying information -- about as many Tea Party supporters as possible at the numerous rallies that took place on Thursday, Tax Day.

"Some other thoughts are to ask people at the rally to sign a petition renouncing socialism. See just how much info you can get from these folks (name address, DOB, Social Security #). The more data we can mine from the Tea Partiers, the more mayhem we can cause with it!!!!" he wrote.

The state agency is investigating whether this is a hint at identity theft, and whether it is appropriate behavior for a public school teacher. It also will investigate charges that Levin used school computers during school hours to work on his Web site. Levin teaches 6th, 7th and 8th graders about computers and technology.

According to the school district laws regulating teacher conduct, which are posted online: "The Beavertown School District rules involving teacher use of the district's electronic system clearly state: The district's electronic communications system shall be used for educational purposes consistent with the district's mission, priorities and beliefs. Educational purposes do not include commercial use, use for personal financial gain or political advocacy."

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On Wednesday Levin explained the portion of his Web site code “BSD” that has come under scrutiny and has led to the allegations he built and worked on the Web site on school time.

On April 3 he registered the domain name and on April 4, while grading papers at school, he said he remembered he needed to get something up (on the Web site). He said he opened Microsoft Word on his school computer and typed “COMING SOON”. He then saved that file to a thumb drive and took it home where he said he used his personal computer and software to upload it to the Internet later that night.

It appeared on Wednesday that the “BSD” had been removed from the site and a KATU News reporter noticed both the “BSD” and the “COMING SOON” in the source code of the Web site on Tuesday. Here’s the “COMING SOON” code:



Code with the “BSD” removed:



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