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==Terrorist career==

==Terrorist career==

In the 1960s, Dohrn was a leader of the [[Students for a Democratic Society]]'s "[[Weatherman]]" faction, which in 1969 went underground to become America's first terrorist cult.  A [[Chicago]] district attorney named Richard Elrod was seriously injured in the Weatherman riot that erupted during the Chicago "Days of Rage" in October 1969, and he was paralyzed for life as a result. Dohrn later led a celebration of Elrod's paralysis by leading her comrades in a parody of a [[Bob Dylan]] song -- "Lay, Elrod, Lay." Law-enforcement is still investigating a bombing in [[San Francisco]] that killed a policeman, for which Dohrn is one of the suspects. <ref>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE6D7123BF93BA25752C1A965958260 NY Times: "AT HOME WITH: Bernadine Dohrn"]</ref>

In the 1960s, Dohrn was a leader of the [[Students for a Democratic Society]]'s "[[Weatherman]]" faction, which in 1969 went underground to become America's first terrorist cult.  The intention of the group was to shed their "white skin privilege" and launch a violent race war on behalf of Third World People. 

 

A [[Chicago]] district attorney named Richard Elrod was seriously injured in the Weatherman riot that erupted during the Chicago "Days of Rage" in October 1969, and he was paralyzed for life as a result. Dohrn later led a celebration of Elrod's paralysis by leading her comrades in a parody of a [[Bob Dylan]] song -- "Lay, Elrod, Lay." Law-enforcement is still investigating a bombing in [[San Francisco]] that killed a policeman, for which Dohrn is one of the suspects. <ref>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE6D7123BF93BA25752C1A965958260 NY Times: "AT HOME WITH: Bernadine Dohrn"]</ref>

Dohrn was hired by the [[National Lawyers Guild]] as National Student Organizer in 1967. While still an NLG representative she traveled to Budapest, Hungary in September 1968 to meet with representatives of [[North Vietnam]] and the [[Vietcong]] terrorists. In July 1969 Dohrn and other SDS Weatherman leaders traveled to [[Cuba]] for more meetings with the Vietnamese Communists. ''New Left Notes'' (August 29, 1969) provided an eight-page special supplement describing what took place and stating that the Vietcong wanted the Weathermen to organize violent protests in the United States against support of South Vietnam.<ref>[http://www.geocities.com/capitolhill/senate/1777/nlgterr.htm National Lawyers Guild & its Terrorist Network]</ref>

Dohrn was hired by the [[National Lawyers Guild]] as National Student Organizer in 1967. While still an NLG representative she traveled to Budapest, Hungary in September 1968 to meet with representatives of [[North Vietnam]] and the [[Vietcong]] terrorists. In July 1969 Dohrn and other SDS Weatherman leaders traveled to [[Cuba]] for more meetings with the Vietnamese Communists. ''New Left Notes'' (August 29, 1969) provided an eight-page special supplement describing what took place and stating that the Vietcong wanted the Weathermen to organize violent protests in the United States against support of South Vietnam.<ref>[http://www.geocities.com/capitolhill/senate/1777/nlgterr.htm National Lawyers Guild & its Terrorist Network]</ref>

This was a references to Leno LaBianca, found with 12 knife wounds and 14 additional wounds caused by a large fork.  The word "war" was then carved into his flesh with a knife. When police arrived, the fork was still protruding from his body.<ref> http://www.franksreelreviews.com/shorttakes/sharontate.htm</ref>   

This was a references to Leno LaBianca, found with 12 knife wounds and 14 additional wounds caused by a large fork.  The word "war" was then carved into his flesh with a knife. When police arrived, the fork was still protruding from his body.<ref> http://www.franksreelreviews.com/shorttakes/sharontate.htm</ref>   

The "War Council" concluded with a communique condemning "AmeriKKKa," always spelled with three K's to signify the United States' allegedly ineradicable white racism.

The "War Council" concluded with a communique condemning "AmeriKKKa," always spelled with three K's to signify the United States' allegedly ineradicable white racism. Dohrn was responsible for issuing war communiqués to the public.  On May 20 1970 Dohrn issued the Weather Underground's formal Declaration of War against the United States.<ref>FBI file, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Weather_Underground_Declaration_of_a_State_of_War Weather Underground Declaration of a State of War]</ref>  The text reads in part,

 

Dohrn issued the Weather Underground's formal Declaration of War against the United States on May 20 1970.<ref>FBI file, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Weather_Underground_Declaration_of_a_State_of_War Weather Underground Declaration of a State of War]</ref>  The text reads in part,

{{cquote|'''Revolutionary violence is the only way!'''}} and concluded with  

{{cquote|'''Revolutionary violence is the only way!'''}} and concluded with  

{{cquote|'''Within the next fourteen days we will attack a symbol or institution of Amerikan injustice.'''}}

This was followed up with a communique on June 6 1970 taking credit for bombing the San Francisco Hall of Justice; however, no explosion took place. Months later, workmen in this building located an unexploded device which had apparently been dormant for some time.  On June 9 1970 the WUO bombed the New York City Police Headquarters.

Dohrn has said of her Weatherman past, "We rejected terrorism. We were careful not to hurt anybody." Both statements are 100% false. Weatherman's twofold agenda was terrorism (which is why [[Charles Manson]] was Dohrn's hero) and war (the organization's very existence was launched with a formal "declaration of war"),

Dohrn has said of her Weatherman past, "We rejected terrorism. We were careful not to hurt anybody." Both statements are 100% false. Weatherman's twofold agenda was terrorism (which is why [[Charles Manson]] was Dohrn's hero) and war (the organization's very existence was launched with a formal "declaration of war"),