heaven above
September 18th, 2004, 08:48 PM
Yes, you have guessed. It's John Tyndall. Check out the below from his speech in New Orleans, Louisiana,USA, for David Dukes homecoming from prison.
All white nationalists must hear JT. Believe me he is the best speaker by far. Why do you think that Nick Griffin has placed an illegal speaking ban on JT ?
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We have, at that time of destiny, the choice of lying down and surrendering, of giving in, or we have the choice of staying and fighting. But, we, one day, will be answerable to our grandchildren, and our grandchildren are going to say to us - when that great time of decision came, what did you do? Did you give in? Or, did you fight? Are we going to say to them, well the struggle was too severe? The odds were too strong? Perhaps, we left it a bit too late, we hadn't a chance and therefore we lost our country, we lost our nationhood?
Or, will we be able to say to them with pride and honor, "I was one of those who fought and there were more and more who came and fought with me. I went out into the streets and worked and struggled for our cause. We stood firm like the men of the Alamo, like the men at Rourke's Drift, like the men at Blood River. We fought to the bitter end ... AND WE WON!- John Tyndall (May 29, 2004) in New Orleans.
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Here is the link for John Tyndalls speech and other very fine white nationalists.
http://www.duke.org/conference/saturday.html
All white nationalists must hear JT. Believe me he is the best speaker by far. Why do you think that Nick Griffin has placed an illegal speaking ban on JT ?
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We have, at that time of destiny, the choice of lying down and surrendering, of giving in, or we have the choice of staying and fighting. But, we, one day, will be answerable to our grandchildren, and our grandchildren are going to say to us - when that great time of decision came, what did you do? Did you give in? Or, did you fight? Are we going to say to them, well the struggle was too severe? The odds were too strong? Perhaps, we left it a bit too late, we hadn't a chance and therefore we lost our country, we lost our nationhood?
Or, will we be able to say to them with pride and honor, "I was one of those who fought and there were more and more who came and fought with me. I went out into the streets and worked and struggled for our cause. We stood firm like the men of the Alamo, like the men at Rourke's Drift, like the men at Blood River. We fought to the bitter end ... AND WE WON!- John Tyndall (May 29, 2004) in New Orleans.
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Here is the link for John Tyndalls speech and other very fine white nationalists.
http://www.duke.org/conference/saturday.html