I think what californiasurvival is saying is not that the book has little cultural relevance or importance or that our situation is hopeless due to government surveillance, but simply that the book was written in 1978 and takes place in the 90s, which at the time was obviously in the future, not the past as it is now. As such, the idea of the whole story coming true would have been far more believable to the folks who read it back in 1978, whereas it is obvious now in the year 2022 that there was no Day of the Rope in 1999, and our situation has now quite clearly diverged from what was depicted in the book.Will Williams wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 8:19 pmNo, I don't get your reasoning. It sounds defeatist to me. You should listen to those of us who have been in the front lines of the racial struggle since before you were born. Learn to not fear the enemy or its technological spying advancements. You might get more from Pierce's other novel, Hunter, where he asks:californiasurviving wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 5:32 pm[...]
I mean in that today's capabilities (mainly technology) to prevent inevitable revolution through sophisticated means...
Perhaps I'm too young in life or too 'urbanist' to comment on what is relevant or not, but hopefully you get it. Would be interested in hearing your perspective.
How should an honorable man confront evil?
Should he ignore it, with the excuse that it is not his responsibility?
Should he ally himself with the evil, because that’s where the “smart money” is?
Or should he take up arms against it and fight it with all his strength and without regard for the personal consequences, even though he must fight alone?
To hell with the crumbling regime's sophisticated surveillance, Chinese drones and such. Our people need the cold, hard truth and we will deliver it. Pierce's body of work has stood the test of time because it it grounded in reality while being revolutionary. Thankfully members of your generation agree with me and are joining the National Alliance.
I just bumped a comment I'd made under Andrew Hamilton's article about the January 6th so-called "insurrection," here: https://nationalvanguard.org/2021/01/le ... stan-coup/
It can't be emphasized enough the lengths the Jew will go to ban The Turner Diaries, rather than have it "inspire" a new generation of young Whites with its revolutionary ideas. Read this NY Times article published the very day after the demonstration by one of their anti-White authors and ask yourself if the article was not already "in the can" the previous day.
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Will W. Williams * National Alliance Chairman
28 March, 2021
Sally, I received a trashy book in the mail… by a very liberal “hate” expert in the mold of Heidi Beirich, Seyward Darby…
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Keep your eyes on Ms. Darby. She is such a big rising star in the hate movement that she was published the very day after the 6 January Capitol “insurrection” in the New York Times. I said in the ADV interview yesterday “-building-a-white-future-part-2” that the Times and other MSM papers had associated the “insurrection” with Dr. Pierce’s 45-year old novel in a coordinated campaign on 8 January. Ms. Darby scooped them all a day earlier, quoting the SPLC no less:
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The Far Right Told Us What It Had Planned.
“Hate” expert Seyward Darby
We Didn’t Listen.
Wednesday wasn’t Trumpism’s “last gasp.” It was the manifestation of a long-held fantasy. And most perpetrators walked away, uncuffed, to fight another day.
By Seyward Darby
Ms. Darby is the editor in chief of The Atavist Magazine and the author of “Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism.”
Jan. 7, 2021
They told us they were going to do it, and they did.
It’s useful to remember the story of Earl Turner. He is 35, white, unemployed, racist and angry. The world is changing too fast for him: The economy is in shambles, Jewish people wield more power than he thinks they should, Black Americans incite chaos, and the government is cracking down on civil liberties, including the right to bear arms. Turner refuses to sit by, so he joins a movement plotting to overthrow the government. He wants to install right-wing rule by any means necessary. He is frustrated by those he judges to be merely “conservative,” people who talk but don’t act. Turner and other zealots go to Washington to do their part, and violence ensues.
Earl Turner wasn’t one of the people who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday. He isn’t even real. He is the titular character of “The Turner Diaries,” a racist dystopian novel published by a white supremacist named William Luther Pierce in 1978, in which right-wing guerrilla operatives terrorize the streets of Washington, bomb the F.B.I. and commit atrocities against fellow citizens. Still, Turner was very much present on Wednesday. The plot, symbols and language of Mr. Pierce’s novel have seeped into the right-wing imagination, influencing generations of extremists. “The Turner Diaries” is so influential, in fact, that experts on white nationalism sometimes refer to the book as the movement’s bible.
Think I’m overstating? A gallows was erected in front of the Capitol on Wednesday. As Hannah Gais, a senior researcher for the Southern Poverty Law Center, noted on Twitter, some of the more than 5,000 viewers of a livestream of the siege proclaimed “hang all the congressmen” and “give them the rope.” These were allusions to an event in “The Turner Diaries” known as the “day of the rope,” when the terrorists lynch their enemies: “the lawyers, the businessmen, the TV newscasters, the newspaper reporters and editors, the judges, the teachers, the school officials, the ‘civic leaders,’ the bureaucrats, the preachers.” And, yes, “the politicians.”…
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/07/opin ... -riot.html
Imagine that. Americans wanting to hang those who are responsible for their nation’s demise.
I wouldn't say that makes it outdated, though. It's a novel which continues to inspire White folk to action today like very few works do (which of course is why the Jews hate it so much and want it gone), and it will surely be remembered forever as one of the greatest and most important works of literature ever to be written, and rightly so. It's one of those books that should become required reading in schools. Nevertheless, I would bet that reading it in 1978 must have been a pretty different experience from reading it 2022, and that is an experience that us Gen Z boys will never get to have.