Messages

I joined the british army in 1979 when we were in the middle of a war with the IRA. some people have strong thoughts on this conflict. And also firm ideas on the subject. So here is mine.

The IRA was a terrorist group killing not only soldiers and police, but also anyone who disagreed with them. I did three tours in Northern Ireland. Was shot at directly three times. I was also at Bobby Sands funeral ( hunger striker ) where I was stranded with three other soldiers being bottled bricked and attacked with acid in milk bottles. By around 500 rioters. I also was nearly kidnapped twice. The first time was on the way back from my ex wife's house. The second  in Larn at the ferry port. Plus other things I don't need to list here.

So why am I talking about this?

Well to me it was the perfect example of leadership. The IRA was led by people who believed in there cause. And were willing to go to jail or even lose their lives for what they believed in. Over the years I was there I met Gerry Adams, as well as some of their top gunmen etc. One thing they had in common was belief in their aims, and commitment to the leadership. As for the army we had good and bad leaders over the time; But the top leaders - the government sold out ... not only the serving soldiers, but also all future and serving soldiers. 

So what can we learn by this short example of my life. Well to me the main thing to learn by this is simple. Without strong leadership - And a belief in our cause and aims - We will not win. WE have the strong leadership, strong aims, and we definitely have the strongest cause. It may take years to win our fight, and there will be setbacks. But history tells us even if the forces against us are bigger - And their resources are huge - We can win -  With our strong leader and commitment to our cause, and like it or not, our sacrifices whether it means jail or death. It is possible to win. So don't give up hope. Fight for what is right. Again and again. Then we will be remembered in history as the people who saved our race. Be loyal to our leader, believe in our aims. And fight for future generations. It is a racial holy war. ZOG does what is easiest for its aims. We do what is best.

I might be a bit slow but apart from the line put them in the camps. i cant see how this man got all that time for saying what he believed in. But thats ZOG's way.

You might not like the idea we cant say anything about the camps, but to do so plays into their hands. You are needed on the outside so take care.

And for ZOG who is reading this, as we all know you are, just look around we are growing day by day. Look around Europe the right is on the march. And you know what will happen when the march reaches your door. I for one will be happy to ring the bell. 

I dont know the situation in other countries. But here in scotland if you are transporting more than 4 kids to or from a school. you need insurance. and a licence from the local council.
What do you think would be the odds of getting one if they new your stand on race mixing.?

I have posted on this section because it seems like the right place. When looking through the site last night it suddenly hit me.
The first time i came across the church was i think, because of a little contact address in a old BNP newspaper. I came across the address and sent off a letter. To someone called Ben klassen in America. Then about a month later i received a very polite letter with a copy of the white mans bible. The point is it hit me that this all happened just before he died. When i found out that he had died i thought that was it for the church. Just another white group gone to the wall. Like lots and lots of others. How wrong was i.
Here i am a rev in the church. writing this in 2014. And not only are we still here, but we have a even stronger leader. Bringing in new members all the time word wide. I wish i still had the letter our founder sent. But i think he would be proud of what he started and would be even prouder of the progress our current leader is making in his name. To all old members, new members. And future members. Feel proud of not only your race, and church. But feel proud in yourself. Because without you all. We as a church would not even be here.

I have been giving this some thought. In the past when i have suggested any update etc some people got a little hot about it. we need to keep in mind that we dont believe in an afterlife or gods spooks and so on. so our founder will not be turning in his grave if we bring everything up to date. times change and so does circumstances. If our founder was still here. He would be constantly making updates on all aspects of his methods and thoughts. We cant get bogged down simply keeping things  because he is not here to change it himself. there has been lots of changes in the church since he died, so a section on history between now and then would be a good thing to include. Don't let sentimentality make us live in the past.