t year. The Populist Party was established and directed by Willis Carto, head of the now-defunct Liberty Lobby. The dean of American neo-Nazi politics, Carto also founded the Costa Mesa-based Institute for Historical Review, a group whose central purpose is Holocaust denial. In a written statement, Baker claimed he did not know the Populist Party was racist and that he never shared Carto’s racist politics. […]
In addition, evidence supplied by the Anti-Defamation League shows that Baker delivered a 1983 speech to the racist Christian Patriot Defense League in Licking, Missouri, in which he made several references to Carto’s neo-Nazi newspaper, Spotlight. He also described his disgust at traveling to New York: “God help me. Why? ’Cause the first people I meet when I get off the plane are pushy, belligerent American Jews.”
While Baker claimed graduate studies at Oxford and the “Near East Institute,” he could only substantiate a bachelor’s degree from Ozark Christian College.
No prizes for guessing the subject matter of Baker’s book “The Theft of a Nation”.
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