From: nancy grace
I can not believe that your business would employ Tat, knowing his background. I think that your other members, would be interested in knowing that your business supports him. I was considering joining your gym, but that will not be happening now.
People should know the truth when they come into your establishment, about who you have working for you!
Tat was the head of the State Unit of the neo-Nazi National Alliance. While Tat was running the County Local Unit of the National Alliance, he held several anti-immigration rallies. Tat and other members, planned several rock 'n' roll and heavy metal concerts where the featured musicians had an explicitly neo-Nazi or White nationalist orientation. Tat publicly claimed the September 11 attacks were America's punishment for doing business with Jews. He was arrested on one felony charge of firearms possession in 2003, to which he pled guilty.[1] At his trial, Tat's defense team included former U.S Representaive "-" He had a 1988 sentence on drug and weapons charges. He assaulted a black motorist in 1993 and was sentenced to seven years imprisonment. As part of a plea agreement to testify against his accomplice and fellow Klansman, Tat pled guilty. Tat served four years of his original sentence. In 2002 "-", a Republican politician, donated $25,000 to Tat's legal defense.
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