Jim Harting
April 27th, 2013, 10:07 AM
In 1960, in his groundbreaking essay In Hoc Signo Vinces, George Lincoln Rockwell wrote, "Until the advent of Adolf Hitler, the White men of the world had absolutely nothing in the way of a common cause, common heroes, common martyrs, sacred shrines, name and symbols.
"But now, after millions of young German White men heroically flung their lives away in the first real fight in history for the White elite, we finally have the blood-soaked shrines, symbols and martyrs which are the miost elementary stuff of revolutions."
88 SECONDS OF SILENCE
I cordially invite you to join with National-Socialists and other sympathetic White people around the world on Tuesday, 30 April, 2013 / JdF 124, in observing 88 seconds of silence in solemn tribute to Adolf Hitler, who, on that day in Berlin 68 years ago, fulfilled his earthly mission and offered up his life for a better world to come.
Times
East Coast Time Zone: 9:30 am
Central Time Zone: 8:30 am
Mountain Time Zone: 7:30 am
Pacific Time Zone: 6:30 am
Central European Time: 3:30 pm
Greenwich Mean Time: 2:30 pm
Suggested Guidelines for Commemoration
Those observing the 88 Seconds of Silence should stand at attention, where and when feasible.
Where possible, observants should face a visible representation of the Fuehrer (bust, photograph or painting) and/or a Swastika banner. Some may also wish to light a candle or candles.
Those at work or school should excuse themselves and find a private location. If they require permission to leave, they should say that they need a few moments for a private religious observance. (Note: The lavatory is NOT an appropriate place for observance, nor is the need to use the lavatory an appropriate excuse to leave the room or work area. In fact, false excuses in general are not appropriate.)
Where necessary because of time-zone difference, those who would normally be asleep during this time should make arrangements to rise early for the Observance.
The 30th of April is a sacred occasion, when his followers will join in a spiritual bond transcending the physical barriers separating them. It should, accordingly, be commemorated with all of the solemnity and respect befitting such an occasion.
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"But now, after millions of young German White men heroically flung their lives away in the first real fight in history for the White elite, we finally have the blood-soaked shrines, symbols and martyrs which are the miost elementary stuff of revolutions."
88 SECONDS OF SILENCE
I cordially invite you to join with National-Socialists and other sympathetic White people around the world on Tuesday, 30 April, 2013 / JdF 124, in observing 88 seconds of silence in solemn tribute to Adolf Hitler, who, on that day in Berlin 68 years ago, fulfilled his earthly mission and offered up his life for a better world to come.
Times
East Coast Time Zone: 9:30 am
Central Time Zone: 8:30 am
Mountain Time Zone: 7:30 am
Pacific Time Zone: 6:30 am
Central European Time: 3:30 pm
Greenwich Mean Time: 2:30 pm
Suggested Guidelines for Commemoration
Those observing the 88 Seconds of Silence should stand at attention, where and when feasible.
Where possible, observants should face a visible representation of the Fuehrer (bust, photograph or painting) and/or a Swastika banner. Some may also wish to light a candle or candles.
Those at work or school should excuse themselves and find a private location. If they require permission to leave, they should say that they need a few moments for a private religious observance. (Note: The lavatory is NOT an appropriate place for observance, nor is the need to use the lavatory an appropriate excuse to leave the room or work area. In fact, false excuses in general are not appropriate.)
Where necessary because of time-zone difference, those who would normally be asleep during this time should make arrangements to rise early for the Observance.
The 30th of April is a sacred occasion, when his followers will join in a spiritual bond transcending the physical barriers separating them. It should, accordingly, be commemorated with all of the solemnity and respect befitting such an occasion.
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