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Charles Martel
August 28th, 2008, 02:20 AM
Well...now you're tired of listening to Revilo Oliver et al.

Yet you want to effect real change. Let me tell you how to do it. Upload all the camera street locations in your area to a common database. Alex, get your ass in gear. Make it happen!

From this we have a better view....Or are you?.....

Steve B
August 28th, 2008, 09:34 PM
Well...now you're tired of listening to Revilo Oliver et al.

Yet you want to effect real change. Let me tell you how to do it. Upload all the camera street locations in your area to a common database. Alex, get your ass in gear. Make it happen!

From this we have a better view....Or are you?.....


Ok, you lost me on this one. How is uploading camera street locations in my area(assuming it could even be done)going to "effect real change"?....other than perhaps an increased awareness of traffic conditions.

Mike Jahn
August 29th, 2008, 01:01 AM
Well...now you're tired of listening to Revilo Oliver et al.

Yet you want to effect real change. Let me tell you how to do it. Upload all the camera street locations in your area to a common database. Alex, get your ass in gear. Make it happen!

From this we have a better view....Or are you?.....

I was tired of Revilo Oliver a few years ago, even more sick of Mein Kampf. I mean really? How much does a White Nationalist have to read before they get it? The ultimate problem is that we get it while the masses don't. The most discouraging thing to me is that the majority of Whites only want symbolic gestures of Whiteness (country music concerts, NASCAR, supporting the military)

Karl Lueger
August 29th, 2008, 02:28 AM
"How much does a White Nationalist have to read before they get it?"

I've know quite a few folk with that habit, I suppose Ive done it as well,
theres that certain misguided sense of "superiority" when they
continually read about things it intellectually flattering that one knows all the goings-on and jew causes while lesser intellects remain oblivious;
the obvious problem being that hiding behind books,
even with all the knowledge one has, is limited.