Today In History (February 07 1991)

[AustrianPainter]

TODAY IN HISTORY

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1991: Jean-Bertrand Aristide, murderer and mouthpiece for globalist Jews, becomes president of Haiti. Six years later, while on a US speaking tour, this exemplar of democracy is publicly confronted by National Alliance activist Will Williams over his advocacy of "necklacing" to torture and burn to death his political opponents.

[Will Williams]

TODAY IN HISTORY
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1991: Jean-Bertrand Aristide, murderer and mouthpiece for globalist Jews, becomes president of Haiti. Six years later, while on a US speaking tour, this exemplar of democracy is publicly confronted by National Alliance activist Will Williams over his advocacy of "necklacing" to torture and burn to death his political opponents.

Jean-Bertrand Aristide

Has it realy been 27 years since I confronted that wall-eyed nigger who dared hike up in my backyard after giving me time to prepare my confrontation with him? What a wonderful day for our Alliance that was, and a highlight of my "career" as a NA activist. Read the rest of the story, here: https://nationalvanguard.org/2020/10/co ... -murderer/


This piece was originally written in November, 1997, just after the confrontation it describes. Mr. Williams shows how easy it is to repurpose an enemy event by inserting a little bit of incontrovertible truth into the discourse.
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My comment under that essay three years ago:

Yes, that is an example of real world activism, before virtual “social media” activism seems to have replaced it.

It only took the two of us, NA members myself and Hans Hansen and our confidence, to pull off that well-planned confrontation. We had Dr. Pierce and our National Alliance organization behind us that made it easy.

There’s no reason that this sort of activism by NA members will not happen again today — the time for it has never been more ripe!

[AustrianPainter]

Chairman Williams,

How I wish I could have been there to see it...

Bryan

[Will Williams]

Chairman Williams,

How I wish I could have been there to see it...

Bryan

Yes, that was exhilerating -- a big crowd (2,000-plus, mostly students and faculty) in a large hall on the campus of "progressive" UNC in Chapel Hill, Our Raleigh Local NA Unit would pull well-planned activism stunts like that often, at least once a month.

That was the heyday for NA activism. I'm optmistic it can happen again, especially since our race now faces a much more desperate situation than 27 years ago.