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November 30th, 2020 
Awake Goy Jason Thompkins, or as he prefers his friends to call him “Grandmaster Alfred”, is not who he claims to be. Some of you may be familiar with him from Kyle Hunt interviewing him some years back, or from his musical project Harvest Rain. However, few know the truth about who he really is compared to who he claims to be.
Thompkins is the self-proclaimed torch-bearer of Miguel Serrano’s legacy and claims to have even met Serrano, describing him as “extraterrestrial”. However, the truth is that he never met Miguel Serrano at all and doesn’t even know Spanish; the publisher who released his Google-translated translation to The Golden Cord and now thinks WWII is fake confirms this. Something that he has claimed is that Serrano recited a poem to him personally for his song “The Butterfly and the Morning Star”, when it was actually recorded for Der Arbeiter. One could compare the recordings here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjQyKrCZLnY&t=23s & https://harvestrain.bandcamp.com/track/the-butterfly-and-morning-star
Another strange thing about this guy is how he calls Wolfram Von Odal (real name Vladimir Ferrara) his “brother” while being a convicted child molester who does posts from prison.
Why do I call him the WN movement’s Snoop Dogg you ask? It could be a similar “back to the jungle” reference to calling James Mason the R Kelly of the WN movement. Or how their stoner eyes look similar. The big reason is his freak out at a Stephen McNallen event, where he shouted “STEVE MCNALLEN IS A JEW! THIS IS ALL JEWIFIED! I’M HERE TO BEAR TESTAMENT TO MIGUEL SERRANO!” Then his friends had to pin him down and then when one of them asked “What kind of man are you?” he replied with; “I’m not a man. I’m He-She. I’m the totality. I’m EVERYTHING!” Then McNallen’s Viking brotherhood bodyguards threw him off the property.
Or another thing being his bizarre videos where he’s playing with a duck dispenser.
Just when you thought we didn’t already have enough weirdos in the NS/WN sphere… but at least his music is good, right?
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