Why I Remember JB Stoner & The National States Rights Party (1958-1987)

[G.L.R.]

National States Rights Party (1958-1987) (U.S.)

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What one man (J.B. Stoner) achieved fighting for States Rights

One of the first publications I read was The Thunderbolt - voice of The National States Right's Party. And J.B. Stoner was it's mentor and still is a mentor. I once heard him in person - a fiery southern style speaker. But it wasn't evangelical. And J.B. Stoner didn't mince words. A lawyer by trade, he used his profession to defend his country's White heritage. He was not a "civil rights" lawyer of the Cohen, Kaplan or Greenspan genre. He served as an attorney for James Earl Ray, and was disbarred for defending the Klan. Even Georgia Governor, Lester Maddox thought he was "a bit extreme". But he ran several times for public office, though unsuccessfully.

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I was a bit apprehensive about the earlier title of this thread "Is J.B. Stoner Really Dead"? (based on a thread title of something like over 100,000 views on W.L.Pierce). But it's been 14 years since 2005. And I've since learned J.B. Stoner had a good sense of humor. Even so, the Alabama attorney general called him, "the most hard-nosed guy of all".

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The following is reprinted from AGD88 - IN MEMORIAM OF J.B STONER

J.B STONER spent sixty four years fighting for his race and racial integration. Starting at eighteen years old by joining the KKK and then going on to law school and becoming a attorney.Representing James Earl ay from murder charges of Ray killing Marching Looting King, retained by James Earl Rays brother, Jerry. The FBI suspected Stoner in the fifties & sixties of several bombings! 

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Wanted for one bombing of the 1958, Bethel Baptist church, but was not indicted until 1977,after three years of appealing conviction & then four months on the run Stoner tried in 1980. He did three & half years and was released on good behaviour.   J.B Stoner, ran the the National States Rights Party and started publishing "The Thunderbolt" newspaper in the 1960's and then the Truth at Last With Dr Ed Fields (chiropractor), after his release in 1980. Dr.Fields attended law school in Atlanta and met J. B. Stoner another aspiring law student. He joined Stoner's Christian Anti-Jewish Party in 1952.

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IN MEMORIAM OF J.B STONER