"White published his Western Front newsletter from Los Angeles, California in the 1960s. He and his wife, Opal Tanner White, were vocal supporters of Gerald L. K. Smith, a presidential candidate with the America First Party in the 1944 election. Together they fabricated the fictional Rosenthal interview, Pitcavage said. Daniel Levitas, in his book The Terrorist Next Door, stated, “Since Rosenthal was dead, White was free to attribute anything he wished – however scurrilous or hateful – to the onetime Javits aide."

“Titled "The Hidden Tyranny: The Issue that Dwarfs All Other Issues," the text was a supposedly "confidential interview" with Harold Rosenthal, a twenty-nine-year-old administrative assistant to U.S. senator Jacob Javits of New York. Originally written by Mrs. Opal Tanner White, an elderly associate of the anti-Semitic minister Gerald L. K. Smith, The Hidden Tyranny first appeared in 1978, two years after Rosenthal was killed by Arab terrorists who were attempting to hijack an Israeli jetliner in Istanbul. Since Rosenthal was dead, White was free to attribute anything she wished -- however scurrilous or hateful -- to the onetime Javits aide.”

“that interview never took place. Walter White operated free and loose on some subjects, like this one”

“PERSONAL MUSINGS ON VIOLENCE .. Harold Wallace Rosenthal, Age 29 ... 64 by Tsung Su”

“It appears that this Harold Wallace Rosenthal was murdered in The Plane Sky-jacking in Istanbul, Turkey, in August 1976 by some of his own element. Frankly, if Congress had the good judgment to enact the Liberty Amendment or 23rd Amendment, this would cut the water off or source of revenue from the Federal Reserve System that has been robbing the nation since 1913.”