2016-05-12 USA: Burdi, Arno, King - Traitors That Turned on Their Own

[Rev.Cambeul]

Note: Read the arguments of these traitors and you will see that each one was a violent, low-life, criminal sack of shït who's lack of morals would make them unfit for the title of Creator today. I admit, we used to honour those that would go out and bash a nigger without any further purpose than that person getting their jollies; but we were wrong, morally and for the health and future of our organisation.

We older Creators that have remained have seen people come and go ... and those that turn traitor are 99.9999...% the violent freaks that are justifiably imprisoned for their crimes are not White Racial Activists; they are thugs. We're not talking about acts of self-defence where the brother or sister will be severely beaten or very probably murdered if they had not acted. We are talking about those that get off on starting the violence. It is those kind without any actual dedication that go to prison and are so easily swayed by the forces of anti-White bigotry. They are told that if they just stop hating, they will be loved.

George Burdi (from the band Rahowa), Arno Michaelis (from the band Centurion), Angela King ... none of them were ever truly dedicated Creators. They were merely skinheads just in it for the kicks.

So read the arguments of these traitors, note their former total lack of morals, and how today, they tell you that if you just profess love and offer a hug to that nigger attempting to murder you and your family ... everything will be perfectly alright as everyone gathers together and joins hands to sing kumbayah.

Also note that there are no groups anywhere in the world that call on blacks and browns, Asians, Muslims and Jews to renounce their bigotry against White people. No, it's just White people that are labelled as "Supremacists," and "Hate Groups," because, as every libtard and mud will tell you, only White people can be racist.

Don't become a victim - and don't make the mistake of playing by the rules of our racial enemies.

@Cailen.

Former White Supremacists Urge Hate Group Members to Renounce Their Bigotry

Eleanor J Bader | Truth Out | 12 May 2016

http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/35990-former-white-supremacists-urge-hate-group-members-to-renounce-their-bigotry

Long before Angela King became active in fighting white supremacy, she was a 15-year-old girl with low self-esteem. She'd been raised in the rural South and says that racist and homophobic slurs were a staple of her upbringing.

She eventually became an active member of numerous hate groups, including the Aryan Nation, Church of the Creator, American Front and World Church of the Creator. From 1991 to 1998, King lobbed her teenage fury at people of color and those perceived to be gay.

Then, after she was convicted of a hate crime -- the robbery and beating of a Jewish video store owner, targeted solely because of his faith -- she was incarcerated. "I met women from all over the world in prison of different religions and races and with different ethnic backgrounds," she told Truthout in an email. "Despite who I was, some of them treated me with compassion. Being treated with kindness completely disarmed me."

Nonetheless, King knew that it would not be easy to leave the white supremacist organizations that had served as her base for nearly eight years and admits that when she first disengaged, she felt completely alone. "I struggled with guilt, shame and fear of repercussions from my former associates," she wrote. She also had no idea how best to dislodge the prejudice that had been part of her life since childhood.

That task, she eventually realized, would take a community.

Life After Hate

King is now the deputy director of Life After Hate, a seven-year-old, Chicago-based organization founded by former members of violent, far-right white power groups. There, she and a cadre of others provide emotional support -- by telephone, in closed online chat rooms and face-to-face when practical -- to those who want out. They also assist family members who want counsel about getting a loved one to consider alternative viewpoints. Most importantly, they try to dispel the fallacies of their former belief systems to deter potential recruits from signing up.

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Arno Michaelis, former singer with the hate metal band Centurion and a cofounder of Life After Hate, now focuses his attention on his hometown of Milwaukee. He and Pardeep Kaleka, the son of Satwant Singh Kaleka, one of six Sikhs murdered by a white supremacist in 2012, have paired up to promote coexistence. Their work is one of the only examples of victim and persecutor working together. [more ...]

Raymond Leone (see video) and Donald Hansard, along with two other members of WCOTC Florida, Angela King and Dawn Witherspoon, were indicted on hate crime conspiracy charges stemming from a March 29, 1998, armed robbery of a Hollywood, Florida, adult video store and assault of the store's owner. According to the indictment, the four chose the target "because the defendants ... believed that media outlets were controlled by 'Jews,' and that it was permissible to steal from the 'Jews.'" The WCOTC members reportedly patterned the robbery after a similar incident in William Pierce's The Turner Diaries. Moreover, the group talked about sending the money from the heist to WCOTC's Illinois headquarters. All of the defendants pleaded guilty: Witherspoon was sentenced to 13 months in jail, Hansard to 4 1/2 years, King to six years and Leone to more than eight years in prison.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZPcK7qM4Lw