The Big Coatesville Con

at Sellers and Kurt Schenk at the 2005 Polls in Coatesville.

The players were a "dirt farmer", a mean spirited public official backed by a mean spirited town council, a local newspaper and a county preservation plan based on a United Nations preservation plan created in 1992.

The stage was a half black town whose main commerce was illegal drugs. 

The story was about a government takeover of a farm to build a golf course/recreational center to comply with the county preservation plan. 

The producer/director was a John Birch Society Charter Member and White Supremacist Patrick Henry Sellers. 

Backstage Sellers' people believed the county plan was part of a United Nations plan to take over town governments and take away our guns. Some of Sellers' people were wealthy and eager to finance Sellers' endeavor. 

It ended with producer/director Pat Sellers buying an expensive home away from the town and later moving to Texas. 

Winners of the con-story were a few drug dealers and some fulfilled, vindicated people on Stormfront.

The losers were the families of murder victims. The people who lost their homes in fires. The builders whose plans were shot down by people who were eager to kill their plans and get on with their own plan for a power plant and later siphon off electricity generation money. 

Sellers isn't an obvious white supremacist with a Nazi tattoo. You need to look for his writing on American Renaissance Magazine. His JBS membership is also not well known. 

No matter what else he may be Pat Sellers carried off an incredible decade long con. He one of the most successful con-men in history. 

Many people were so well conned they still believe the white supremacist's story. 

New York Times

Born to Be Conned

By MARIA KONNIKOVADEC. 5, 2015