The Order: Movie Review

[Douglas Mercer]

[Douglas Mercer]

[Will Williams]

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We see a hall of White men and women and we see behind the speaker’s podium the words National Alliance Convention and a Swastika. And here we get the conflation they engage in—Pierce had moved well past Rockwell’s use of National Socialist symbols and never would have had unfurled the Swastika (not that he rejected this hallowed symbol but due to him being a canny man). He also had no truck with Christianity and the so called Identity Movement and its spurious and puerile resurrection of the late nineteenth century British-Israeli fantasy. But their “devil” is in their details and one must say chapeau for them having done their homework. For the voice that introduces Richard Butler (who never spoke at a National Alliance Convention) is unmistakable—make no mistake about it my brothers. In the credits they list the voice as “nazi speaker”

Pierce addresses his followers at a National Alliance Leadership
Conference. Note NA's Life Rune symbol on the podium

Where's the "National Alliance Convention with a Swastika" banner at Pastor Butler's Church of Jesus Christ Christian gathering that The Order movie portrays? Somebody tell me whenever this crap can be finally be seen online. It hasn't played in theaters here in Upper East Tennesse that I could find.
Hollywood Jews actually use Dr. Pierce's AI voice as the "Nazi speaker" to introduce the Pastor Butler character at the <cough!> National Alliance convention. Really? And they claim the movie is based on a true story. For the true story, see: https://nationalvanguard.org/2024/12/wi ... t-mathews/

[Douglas Mercer]

https://www.amazon.com/Order-Justin-Kur ... 139&sr=1-1
Will: You can watch it on Amazon

[Douglas Mercer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kkyyci6brM
Will: Just before this scene you get a wider shot of the hall and the podium. Behind and above Butler are the words: National Alliance Convention. To Butler's left (our right) and behind him is a Swastika Emblem.

Before Butler speaks there is a person standing at the podium who in the credits is called "Nazi Speaker" played by an actor named Paul Wood. You see this figure in a wide shot and the image is vague, but he is made to look like William Pierce. The voice which introduces Butler sounds exactly like the voice of William Pierce.

[Douglas Mercer]

[Douglas Mercer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLBGSwY3xyM
I recommend this movie highly. It is full of inaccuracies but the acting is fantastic, particularly Hoult as Mathews, he gives a charismatic and riveting performance. From their perspective they more than give the "devil" his due, in fact the "devil" takes over the film so much so that a dispassionate viewer (probably rare outside our circles) might wonder who the "devil" actually is. This movie boomerangs on them--the real heroes steal the show and carry off all hearts.

[Douglas Mercer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMbZHpPeH4M
Here are the lackeys talking rot about their betters.

[Dillon_C_Rau]

This is the scene in reference.

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We see a hall of White men and women and we see behind the speaker’s podium the words National Alliance Convention and a Swastika. And here we get the conflation they engage in—Pierce had moved well past Rockwell’s use of National Socialist symbols and never would have had unfurled the Swastika (not that he rejected this hallowed symbol but due to him being a canny man). He also had no truck with Christianity and the so called Identity Movement and its spurious and puerile resurrection of the late nineteenth century British-Israeli fantasy. But their “devil” is in their details and one must say chapeau for them having done their homework. For the voice that introduces Richard Butler (who never spoke at a National Alliance Convention) is unmistakable—make no mistake about it my brothers. In the credits they list the voice as “nazi speaker”

Pierce addresses his followers at a National Alliance Leadership
Conference. Note NA's Life Rune symbol on the podium

Where's the "National Alliance Convention with a Swastika" banner at Pastor Butler's Church of Jesus Christ Christian gathering that The Order movie portrays? Somebody tell me whenever this crap can be finally be seen online. It hasn't played in theaters here in Upper East Tennesse that I could find.
Hollywood Jews actually use Dr. Pierce's AI voice as the "Nazi speaker" to introduce the Pastor Butler character at the <cough!> National Alliance convention. Really? And they claim the movie is based on a true story. For the true story, see: https://nationalvanguard.org/2024/12/wi ... t-mathews/
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[Douglas Mercer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3M484suJc8
Make it full of adventure and action and gore--Revilo Oliver's advice to William Pierce, which prompted him to write The Turner Diaries.