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David Eden Lane (November 2, 1938 – May 28, 2007) was an American white nationalist, white separatist, leader and author. He was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and Aryan Nations before his affiliation with The Order (aka the Silent Brotherhood and Bruder Schweigen), a militant organization with a goal of fomenting white revolution against the supposed Zionist Occupation Government and establishment of an all-white homeland in the Pacific Northwest. David Lane was sentenced to 190 years in prison for racketeering; conspiracy to engage in racketeering; and violation of civil rights of Alan Berg, a Jewish liberal radio talk show host. Lane claimed he was innocent and the victim of the government's perjured hearsay testimony and given a double jeopardy arraignment for the same offense. David Lane originated the 14 Words motto, "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White children".
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Regrettably it is impossible to list all the martyrs of recent years, but there are a few names more which must not go unmentioned. Joe Tommassi, founder of the National Socialist Liberation Front, was assassinated in 1975. Joe was among the first to face the reality that there was no peaceful solution. Kathy Ainsworth, a pregnant, White activist was assassinated by the FBI. John Singer, Arthur Kirk and Joe Rowan must not be forgotten. Remember always, these are not fictitious or artificially created martyrs. These were real people, true heroes of your race, who gave their all for a future for your children. They should be held in reverence and awe. Their names should be on the lips and in the minds of our children. They provide strength in death, just as they did in life. They valued freedom and Nature's highest law, the preservation of one's own kind, more than life itself. We must collectively follow their example or our race, not unlike the dinosaur, will find extinction an inescapable reality.