Fort Dix Six and the Agent Provocateurs...!

This is a quote from a text book called "Sociology a Down-to-Earth Approach" Seventh Edition written by James M. Henslin;

"Agent Provocateurs are a unique type of participant in social movements. These are agents of the government or even of the opposing sides of a social movement whose job it is to spy on the leadership and perhaps to sabotage it's activities. Some are recruited from the membership itself, people who are willing to betray their friends in the organization for a few Judas dollars. Others are police or members of a rival group who go underground and join the movement...What also may be surprising is how far some agents go. During the 1960's, when a wave of militant social movements rolled across the United States, the FBI recruited agent provocateurs to sabotage groups. These agents provoked illegal activities that otherwise would not have occurred: They set the leadership up for arrest and, in some instances, set them up for death. Two examples...In a plot by a group called the Black Liberation Front to blow up the Statue of Liberty, one of the four men involved was an undercover agent. It was he who drew up the plans and even provided funds to pay for the dynamite and rent the car. In another instance, the FBI paid $36,500 to two members of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan to arrange for the Klan to bomb a Jewish businessman's home. A trap was set in which one Klansman was killed and another was arrested in the unsuccessful attempt." (Sociology a Down-to-Earth Approach)

Now these tactics are used by the Government to thwart social movements, or to spread an atmosphere of fear amongst the populist in order to maintain the power structure for the "Power Elite."

Let's look at the Dix Six and how they fit into this scenario:

This is a direct quote from the Columbus Dispatch Friday May 11th;