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10-07-2004, 12:20 PM
Yea, sure- the internet didn't exist then. But oration is still what we need. Metzger had a piece in 'WAR' (White Aryan Resistance) in which it was mentioned too that 'members' need (I believe it was) stimulation, sustenance, and status. Propaganda gives stimulation. It was stated that the military- with 'hashmark' chevrons, uniforms and the like gives status.
As for the sustenance- I don't know. Maybe if White Power bands and singers someday in the not-too-distant future earn near the sums that nigger rappers do (mostly fueled by White money now)- then that category will be managed.
Hitler did emphasize oration. There is no way in the world Kevin Strom's drolly-read essays, though finely written- can ever compare to the fiery rhetoric of Jeff Schoep. There are some damned fine skinhead and Creator Rev. orators too. Whatever personal, confrontational urban encounters they have had over many years with aggressive muds have not only sealed their racial metaphysics and philosophies, but have unsealed their strong voices. But we need more. More!
I notice too, in re-reading sections of 'Mein Kampf', that the German University students were among the first of the 'masses' to come on board. Around 1931 and 1932, the university support for National Socialism became widespread. It may be that, in our country, young, racially-beleaguered Whites- whether university students or not- will surely eventually be the first of the mass vanguard. [COLOR=Red][SIZE=4]Oration in the streets will radically assist this process.[/SIZE] [/COLOR]
ZOG is worried too. Why else does the FBI turn out en masse for our events? At Valley Forge, the 'Philadelphia Inquirer' reported that ten federal, state, and local 'law enforcement' agencies took part.
As many of us as possible had ought to practise oratory. We can even go so far as acquiring a small amp and microphone and practicing at home. Hitler mentions that after attending public rallies and listening to accomplished speakers, the listener emotionally makes up his mind, walks away having made up his mind that he belongs to a true community of fellows. Ha! Joseph Morgan had ought to try and get in!
So let's give some thought and dedication to becoming able public speakers.
As for the sustenance- I don't know. Maybe if White Power bands and singers someday in the not-too-distant future earn near the sums that nigger rappers do (mostly fueled by White money now)- then that category will be managed.
Hitler did emphasize oration. There is no way in the world Kevin Strom's drolly-read essays, though finely written- can ever compare to the fiery rhetoric of Jeff Schoep. There are some damned fine skinhead and Creator Rev. orators too. Whatever personal, confrontational urban encounters they have had over many years with aggressive muds have not only sealed their racial metaphysics and philosophies, but have unsealed their strong voices. But we need more. More!
I notice too, in re-reading sections of 'Mein Kampf', that the German University students were among the first of the 'masses' to come on board. Around 1931 and 1932, the university support for National Socialism became widespread. It may be that, in our country, young, racially-beleaguered Whites- whether university students or not- will surely eventually be the first of the mass vanguard. [COLOR=Red][SIZE=4]Oration in the streets will radically assist this process.[/SIZE] [/COLOR]
ZOG is worried too. Why else does the FBI turn out en masse for our events? At Valley Forge, the 'Philadelphia Inquirer' reported that ten federal, state, and local 'law enforcement' agencies took part.
As many of us as possible had ought to practise oratory. We can even go so far as acquiring a small amp and microphone and practicing at home. Hitler mentions that after attending public rallies and listening to accomplished speakers, the listener emotionally makes up his mind, walks away having made up his mind that he belongs to a true community of fellows. Ha! Joseph Morgan had ought to try and get in!
So let's give some thought and dedication to becoming able public speakers.