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November 7th, 2015 
Awake Goy Are you fed up with government and eager for change? If your intention is to enter the world of protest expect your life to be exciting, inspiring and colourful. I did so in 1968 and I would change nothing. However, this ‘old soldier’ would wish you to enter the fray armed with the right information and skills. In Europe Arise (Amazon) a section sets out the reasons why the naïve need to be aware of the true nature of the state-police, state-journalists and state court system; this is the coin with three sides. Journalists assassinate the character whilst the police and judiciary set out to make anti-state dissent ineffective.
Let me explain by example: On the day of a protest march through London, the News of the World, then the biggest circulation newspaper in Britain, carried a headline; ‘Israel’s MOSSAD to assassinate British Movement Fuhrer’. The front-page was salivating at the prospect of me becoming George Lincoln Rockwell No. 2.
Prior to an outdoor public meeting the local radio’s newscaster hysterically urged the city’s united left to ‘engage the fascists’. The hard left did so. Bloodied but unbowed we were fortunate to escape with our lives. In both cases the media incited violence and might easily have been accessory to murder.
In 1979 I published six fliers, the content of which, in perfectly reasonable manner, criticised Britain’s immigration policy. No way could the wording be described as inflammatory. One leaflet was mostly a copy of “The White Man’s Burden”, Rudyard Kipling’s 1899 poem. Tens of thousands of the fliers were distributed without protest.
One day a knocking on the door; Special Branch officers handed me the fliers. They wanted to know if I was the publisher. Naively, even proudly, I agreed that I was and asked the two officers where was their problem? They didn’t have a problem ~ I did. Charged, I was brought to trial; not a magistrate’s court mind you. This was the full Mariinsky Theatre performance, wigs and jury. The proceedings were as fixed and the outcomes as predictable as any Stalinist show trial. It was me against the state. I received 6 x 4 month prison sentences.
Down to the cells and onwards to Liverpool’s HMP Walton Gaol, a dark forbidding Victorian prison. Strip-searched and ‘medically examined’ I was shown into a cell holding a clearly deranged confrontational inmate. For an encore he had smeared his excrement over the cell’s brick walls.
During breakfast, a fellow prisoner expressed surprise at my difficulty. He directed me to a prison warders’ information board placed at the end of my wing. Clearly stated was the wording that under no circumstances must anyone be placed in the cell with the unstable inmate. Only when I protested that the world would soon hear of what they had done was I moved to another cell.
The outwitted prison officers then informed the coloured inmates the reason for my being a guest of Her Majesty. This resulted in violent kicking of my cell door and their telling me ~ colourfully ~ of what they planned to do to ‘a racist’.
No psychiatrist, I leave it to others to figure out the reason for such base betrayal of one’s own kind. Did prison officers want me isolated to reduce ‘contamination of fellow prisoners’? How does one explain such police, journalist and jurist wickedness?
I think this experience teaches valuable lessons. The police officers who charged and arrested me were White as was the presiding judge and prosecuting counsel. The journalists, who lied and accused me of inciting race hatred, were White as were the prison officers. Never make the mistake of thinking the STASI or Khmer Rouge state-employed terrorists are an alien aberration of state hatred towards dissent. The West has their state-employed self-haters too.
Here is the rub; I received much sympathy from our poor unemployed, the working class. I even won the grudging respect of members of the radical left Socialist Workers Party. All my tormentors were White and wore state-purchased suits and uniforms.
Source Article from http://renegadetribune.com/the-banality-of-evil/
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