Jackson Kirk Grimes

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Jackson Kirk Grimes (b. September 9, 1950 in Tampa, Florida [1]) was the minor party US presidential candidate for the "United Fascist Union" party ticket, who ran in the 1996 to 2004 US presidential elections and is running for the 2008 election. He claimed to achieve "6th place" in the 2000 presidential election. [1]

Grimes served in the US military with Greg Zuby, who later co-founded the ARLP with Grimes.[citation needed]

His campaigns platform includes abolishing Christianity and replacing it with classical Roman Paganism fused with the political system of Fascist Italy. Jack Grimes appeared on The Jerry Springer Show. [2]

Jack Grimes' "Presidential Priorities" are listed as: 1. "Abolish paper money", 2. Establish a "Universal Price Index" in order to freeze and then reduce the price of commodities and 3. "Create a Confederacy of States" in order to establish a global government based on Corporate Statism.[3]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Politics1.com entry on 2004 U.S. presidential candidates
  2. ^ Citypaper.com 'The Nose' article.
  3. ^ United Fascist Union Presidental Priorities

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