Douglas Mercer
February 24 2025
Continued from Pierce (Part Seven)
Pierce had by then already told me that he considered the time we were in (2021) to be the nadir of White fortune. I wanted him to bring me in to the present century. When we had left off our discussion of the Jews it was early December and at that time I had to leave for two weeks on another assignment. He had given me a lot to think about for sure, and I told him I would be back around Christmas and we should be able to finish up shortly. He said that was fine but he told me that at the Alliance they did not celebrate Christmas, that was just another one of those things that the Jews had stolen, that for them it was Solstice, it was the time of the year when the Sun ceases its fall and begins to rise again in the southern sky, it is sacred to our people. We of European descent are all people of the North he told me and as odd as it seems Venice is further north than Minneapolis, Minnesota — and the fall and rise of the Sun in our December skies has always meant much to us.
When I returned he was in high dudgeon, he said that he did not go on the internet all that much but from time to time some of his writers would point something out to him that they thought he should see. He reminded me that all hell had broken loose a few years back when in Charlottesville some people on the right had held a rally about the statue of Robert E Lee. You remember that don’t you? I’m sure most of those people really were not in too much sympathy with what we do here, though I must say that torch light rally really was something, it was the kind of thing they used to do in Germany. In fact it’s the kind of thing we used to do in America too, the Wide Awakes would have them all the time, torch lit rallies by night
But now you bring out fire and people lose their minds over it, they see it and I guess they think the next thing is we will be burning books or Jews, or something like that . But damn it whatever the politics of those men they did have a permit, and we supposedly live in a country of laws and free speech. And of course Antifa shows up—with flame throwers!—and the police know to handle that sort of thing, they do it all the time, you form what they use to call a cordon sanitaire—that is you separate the groups and keep the police between them, that way you have your speech and they all go home. But the word came down from on high to let them go out at each other and wouldn’t you know it but the creek begins to rise. It was all a set up, you know, then they could claim disorderly conduct and call the whole thing off. Very typical of the Jews, very conniving, very crafty.
And that kid, what's his name—Fields?—he made the mistake of bringing his car in and then he’s surrounded by a mob and he panics. Well you’d panic too, I remember seeing the same thing happen during the Floyd Fiasco, when a bunch of blacks come at you all bets are off. Who the hell knows what happened but at most it’s what, vehicular or involuntary manslaughter, and that’s, what, five years tops, or something like that? And he got 400—well, by my calculation that’s 395 years for a political crime. And they supposedly said the Jews are replacing us, that's just a rudimentary fact. You don't think it's the Dutch, do you?
The reason I bring this up is that they removed that statue of Lee earlier this year but just a week of so ago they decided that what they were going to do with it was—if you can believe it---is melt it down and then turn it into another work of what they have the guts to call art. You can only imagine what they will come up with—hell, I hope they make it into Nat Turner, or one of those kids who did the wilding, so the folks get their message good and hard, with crystal clarity you know. It’ the only way. It’s like that other statue they put up in New York City, what was it called—Oracle—and it’s this fifteen-foot-high monstrosity of a demented looking negro child and he’s lording it over the city, like something out of Lovecraft—I guess the prophecy is that the White Race must die.
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I asked him what he thought of Trump and he said, well he’s an interesting character, says some good things, speaks off the cuff from his mind from time to time which isn’t bad. And he moved the ball in our direction a bit, but for the most part he’s been worthless. But to understand Trump you had to go back to Obama—who’s what they used to call a smooth talking negro, what did Biden say, that he was clean and nicely spoken, well, that guy used to be against busing, said he did not see why in order to be equal the little black kids needed to rub elbows with his White kids—not half bad!—but that’s what they call a gaffe which is when you can’t help yourself and you blurt out the truth. But Obama, man, just a total nonentity but he might as well have been designed to hit the soft spot of a lot of Whites, he was going to bring in racial harmony and all that—didn’t work out. Anyone with any brains could have told them that.
As for Trump he ran on the right things, if it was watered down—stop the immigration, end the Jewish wars, and stop the blue collar jobs from going to the Indians or the Asians or wherever the hell they go. I remember reading that Pat Buchanan said he nearly fell out of his chair when he heard what Trump said, as well he might have.
Trump ran on what you could call straight up Buchanansim, all those issues, you combine him and Perot, and Duke too, they all had the right idea back in the early 1990s. Really, that was probably the last time you had a chance to save whatever was left of the old America, but it was probably even too late for that by then. But for how Trump has done since then it’s been like I say, worthless. Though he probably did win this last election, if you can get that many duffel bags in downtown Detroit in the dead of night you can put up any numbers you want. And I must say I did get a kick out those guys going into the Congress, I wasn’t too crazy about the guy in an animal headdress—but seeing those congressmen hunkering down with gas masks—well that’s enough to warm the heart, was worth the price of admission
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I knew this was near the end of our time together and I wanted to ask him about George Floyd. I told him I considered this to be the most significant historical event of the past fifty years---9-11 excepted. I’d go even farther than that, he said, 9-11 will fade away, has faded away, except insofar as it was the result of the Jew’s domination of our foreign policy, it really was those chickens come home to roost, or whatever that black preacher said. But the Floyd Fiasco—as he referred to it—that goes to the heart of things does it not?
You see for all the pie in the sky pronouncements of our leaders the black man and the White man just can’t live together. Jefferson knew it—what did he say about holding the wolf by the ears?—and every single politician in the 19th century knew it too, that’s why they wanted to send them all back to Africa. When you hear about the Free Soil movement people think of it as celebrating freedom, but what it really was, when you get down to it, was that they wanted to be free of negros, just wanted no part of them. It’s so obvious when you think about it
During the war one of those big East Coast Institutions brought in a Swede to examine the negro question, he came up with a big book called The American Dilemma, I remember reading it in Oregon. Well, it was just total nonsense, about how there was what he called folk law and then real law and we had to live up to that stuff about all men being equal. It’s hard to believe anyone swallowed it but it was very influential in Civil Rights, just like Uncle Tom’s Cabin was for the Civil War. But here is the American Dilemma: what do you do with the negros?
As for Floyd I don’t watch much television but I can tell you I was glued to the set for weeks, just riveted. Just watching everything going up in flames, I can tell you it was sad to say but I have never felt more vindicated. It was like everything I said was coming true. Everyone just wanted to shut their eyes, or stick their heads in the sand, and the idea that it was a racist thing was crazy, the poor policemen was surrounded by about twenty blacks, a real menacing crowd, so what is he doing to do? And anyway the guy was married to an Asian so whatever else he was he was no Klansman.
And have you seen the pictures in that liquor store? The guy was blitzed out of his mind and he’s running around holding a banana, just stone dead doped up and waving it around in everybody’s faces. A banana! It was perfect, they ought to run that video on loops. But I can tell you what impressed me most was that part about the police station. I actually wrote an article about it for National Vanguard, a piece I’m very proud of. Let me read a part of it to you. And here he did what he had not done in the many weeks I had been with him. He turned to the computer and turned it on and then started to type and said see what I thought about this.
They say when the Bolsheviks entered St Petersburg they expected there to be fierce fire fights all along the line. So they were astonished to find that all the governmental buildings had been abandoned a few hours before. When they got there they were able to simply waltz right in, sit down, connect the phones, and begin business.
Something similar happened in Minneapolis this week, if you noticed. A group of armed criminals, most of them black of course, decided to attack a police station. Now if you think about it a police station is the symbol of order and if you are not going to fight it out there, in blaze of glory or whatever it takes, well, then you are not going to fight it out anywhere. And what did the police do? Well, they did what the Czar’s men did, they simply cut and run. They abandoned post. By doing so they let the black criminals come into a cache of weapons and all the records in the station. But most of all it was the symbolism that mattered. At least in Russia everyone knew there was a revolution going on. But the couch potatoes who were watching this may have been alarmed or may have felt sympathy, but no on one knows that this is a revolution. But that is what it is. For when the names change and the statues go down and the authorities abandon their duty to defend and protect it’s a revolution. No matter what they call it.
He seemed well satisfied with it. He said that he did not need to witness this disgrace to know that a revolution was underway. Hell, he said, we’ve been fighting it for years.
Continued at Pierce (Part Nine)
