White Advancement wrote:The NVA channel is currently under attack and has received 2 strikes. Hopefully the channel will return to normal on October 25, 2017...
As you said it would, WA, NVA (National Vanguard Alliance) YouTube channel is back up after a 90 absence due to "Strikes" against NVA from the faceless "YouTube community." Our enemies want us silenced, so we can expect more of the same moving forward.
I clicked on one of our NVA video and got this message before I was allowed to view its content:
The following content has been identified by the YouTube
community as inappropriate or offensive to some audiences.
Re: Close call in RVN, 1969
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 10:27 am
by Will Williams
Will Williams wrote:Video put up on national vanguard alliance YouTube channel today:
BTW, our NVA channel gained its 1,000th subscriber today.
Actually, our ever-expanding NVA YouTube channel now has nearly 3,700 subscribers after losing a couple of hundred during this latest 90-day shutdown. The link originally posted in this topic thread doesn't work, but here's one that does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5_vnbR5BOM&t=266s
Please subscribe to the NVA channel -- it's easy! -- and support the important work of the National Alliance.
Re: Close call in RVN, 1969
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 12:06 pm
by Wade Hampton III
I can see the video and have subscribed!
Re: Close call in RVN, 1969
Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2018 10:25 am
by PhuBai68
I don't know if this will upload. Prairie Fire missions that were with Special Forces and ARVN SF or indigenous troops being inserted into Laos for snoop~N~poop missions.
Bring back memories Will?
Obviously the film somehow got exposed before being developed.
Re: Close call in RVN, 1969
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2019 12:01 pm
by PhuBai68
Reading the newest NRA magazine, The American Rifleman, and there's a nice read about the CAR-15 by a former Special Forces officer, Major John L. Plaster.
I figured Chairman Will would like a "Heads up!" on this (and anyone else, interesting read) as these were missions into Laos, Cambodia and even North Vietnam.
A side note:
when going on R&R I was next to a grunt from Kilo three four (K company, 3rd battalion, 4th Marine Regiment) who said his unit was actually attacking NVA soldiers inside North Vietnam but were ordered to pull back because of the Paris peace talks going on at that time.
Re: Close call in RVN, 1969
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2019 12:40 pm
by Will Williams
Wade Hampton III wrote:I can see the video and have subscribed!
I checked that link and got this message: Video unavailable
This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated.
Youtube shut our NVA (National Vanguard Alliance) channel down at least three times, maybe permanently now?
Wade Hampton III wrote:I can see the video and have subscribed!
I checked that link and got this message: Video unavailable
This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated.
Youtube shut our NVA (National Vanguard Alliance) channel down at least three times, maybe permanently now?
I think JewTube is trying to tell us to build our own video hosting service instead of using theirs. For activists who have the talent for building this type of website, your talents would be useful to, and appreciated by the Alliance.
