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No r t h w e s t Ba s t io n: A term used to describe the area of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana (and sometimes Wyoming) by white supremacists who argue that it should be a basis for a white-separatist enclave. Nu r e m b e r g Fi l e s: A Web site that listed the names of abortion doctors and other providers, referring to them as baby butchers. Many abortion supporters felt the list encouraged people to harm the listed individuals because the names of doctors who had been killed were reflected with a line drawn through their names. Nu wa b i an s: See Moors. 58
O Oat h o f Of f i c e: An oath public officials take that “patriots” claim binds them to the patriots’ view of duty. Perhaps the most common charge leveled by antigovernment extremists is that their public officials are violating oaths of office if they enforce an unpopular law, rule, or regulation. Od in i sm: A set of religious beliefs centered around the ancient Norse gods. Odinism is a sect with some popularity among white supremacists who have rejected Christianity (as indeed some of the original Nazis, particularly the SS, did). It appeals to them because it is a religion practiced by “white” people before the coming of Christ, thus allowing them to avoid all of the sticky issues surrounding Judaism and the Bible. A number of members of The Silent Brotherhood, including Robert Mathews and David Lane, professed to be Odinists. Oi: A form of music favored by skinheads. “Oi” is a cockney slang term for “Hey!” One aficionado describes it as “a melodic, old-school type of punk.” It is a working-class version of punk dating back to the late 1970s, popularized originally by bands like The Cockney Rejects, Sham69, Hammersmith Gorillas, and Chelsea. Like the skinhead movement itself, Oi eventually crossed the Atlantic and American Oi bands formed, including the Anti-Heroes, Niblick Henbane, and The Wretched Ones. Ok l a h o m a Ci t y Bo m b in g (OKC Bo m b in g): The bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on April 19, 1995, which left 168 dead and hundreds wounded—the single most deadly act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history. The bombing was committed by Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, apparently in retaliation for the assault on 59
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