Termyn8or
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Though at times it doesn't seem so, people are keeping an open mind - at least enough to discuss the subject. I used to read the NA newsletter every week back when Pierce wrote it, but since his death it seems to have turned into a bunch of whining and bitching. In one piece, called The Bums Are White Again, he made some very good points, and despite the title isn't all that racist in content. It speaks of what has been taken from us and what true wealth is. What it fails to mention is that the takers are equal opportunity takers and they take from everybody. In the Turner Diaries, how did the Order get their hands on the nukes ? Due to corruption in the government. Due to PEOPLE in the government not having enough loyalty to keep it from happening. There is no amount of discontent, nor excusable sloth to make this right. But he envisioned it happening, at least in the story. As far as being recruiting material, recruitability is in the mind of the reader, or the lack thereof. It didn't make me do anything, nor did it sway my views in any "positive" way. In fact it may be part of why I turned away from the ideas presented. Reminds me of the time I used to take a bus to work. This kid, wearing a bunch of Nazi garb was trying to get on the bus without paying the fare. Giving the driver his sob story. The driver was Black, what was this kid stupid or what ? What I thought at the time was that I wanted to tell the kid something like "If you got White pride you got enough pride to get a fucking job and pay the fare like I did". That may sound racist, but that is not the intent. I know someone who passed the firemen's physical test with flying colors, and claimed not to get the job because of racial quotas. What he failed to mention is that he is a convicted felon. Don't think that had anything to do with it do you ? Nobody - of any race - can blame anyone else for their failures. And pride has no color. You have done what you have done. If you are proud of yourself good. If you are a fucking bum, oh well. I find that common in racial groups, that there is a tendency to blame those of another race for their failures. But that is actually a more common flaw in people than one might think. It is not limited to racists. Everything bad that happens is someone else's fault. Blacks do it too, not all, but some. They got a ticket because of racial profiling, but they forget to mention that they didn't stop at two stopsigns and were doing 50 in a 25, and had gone left of center three times. It is always someone else's fault, no matter what. Linndale fined me nine hundred bucks because I am White, oh wait, could it be because of the DUI ? I have been looking for a White group. Hispanics have their's and Blacks have their's, so we should have our's, but I keep finding people who constantly blame others for all the bad shit that happens to them. I have no respect for that. You create 90% of your own problems and I create 90% of mine. I know people who almost never admit they are wrong. I mean it takes about nine people to get them on the carpet so to speak, before they would ever consider the possibility that they were wrong. Guess when I don't answer the phone. Pierce admitted that he made some mistakes in the Turner Diaries, but what's done is done. There were no plans for a rewrite. He also seemed to mellow with age. For those of you who think he was a crackpot, and claim to have an open mind there is a book written about him. It's called Diary Of A Dead Man's Deeds and was written by Robert Griffin. Griffin intended to blast Pierce, but when he showed up and interviewed him said that he did not expect what he saw. He expected some little neonazi but what he found was a Real Man. The book is longish, about 400 pages, and you can tell this guy got coopted. Why did that happen ? Pierce was a compelling personality. And he made sense, to some, sometimes. Griffin later took to writing articles for the NA, and probably still does. Pierce had an undying desire to leave a mark on the world, for good or for bad. Whether I agree or not I respect that. The rest of us live our lives and when we are dead it is as if we were never here. Might leave behind some offspring, but they are destined to the same fate. Racial pride is good, for all races. And groups to support a race are just fine, as long as promoting and supporting the race is not at the expense of others. We are either takers or we are not. The other oldsters here might remember real racism, actually bigotry. But I heard it from a real oldster. My Father, down south on his way to training at a USAF base. Maybe we don't deserve our own group, maybe we have become that decadent. One incident, he was on a bus, he was sitting up front talking to the driver. At one point the driver stops the bus and goes to the back where a bunch of Black people were riding and says "I told you N______ to pack it in, otherwise I am putting you off the bus". There were plenty of open seats. But that doesn't come close to the other thing he said. A Black guy whistled at a White Woman. Well the local yokels lynched him for that and wrapped his body in chain for weight, threw him in the river. They found the body and at the inquest the coroner said "Open and shut case your honor, N______ stole more chain than he could swim with". The Black Man's name was Emmet Hill. The sins of the Fathers will be visited on the sons. Perhaps we don't deserve our own group. Perhaps this is the price we pay for that supremacy all those years. And we are paying dearly, we are losing our culture, with wiggers embracing Black culture and the apparent difficulty in even discussing the subject. I have some rap music in my collection. I got 2live Crew, Banned In The USA, which is something that I like. I got Snoops Gin And Juice, along with the hillbilly version by Alan Jackson and a few others. Pump my woofers, that's what I bought them for. And Mowtown, I got a shitload of Mowtown. Music has no color, money has no color, pride has no color, respect has no color. That's my view today. It wasn't always that way. And there is one other thing, my opinion. If you are going to claim to be superior to anyone, BE SUPERIOR. Do something. T
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