Without the unifying bond, a people becomes estranged from itself, from its past, its present and its future. - James Mason

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Without the unifying bond, a people becomes estranged from itself, from its past, its present and its future.

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About James Mason

James Nolan Mason (born July 25, 1952) is an American writer and organizer. Mason was member of American Nazi Party (later National Socialist White People's Party) and National Socialist Liberation Front, a splinter group. In 1982 he founded Universal Order in collaboration with Charles Manson. Throughout 1980-1986 Mason edited the Siege periodical, which was later published in form of a complete anthology by Michael Moynihan under his imprint Storm. Mason is also an author of The Theocrat, a comparison of Bible passages and passages in Hitler's Mein Kampf. In 2010s his works influenced Atomwaffen Division, a paramilitary revolutionary National Socialist group.

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Alternative Names: James Nolan Mason James N. Mason
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The distance we've traveled in the past decade can only be measured in terms of light years. How far, after all, is it from Commander Rockwell's expressed ideal of the 'American Constitutional Republic' to 'Helter Skelter'? From "good citizenship" and conformity to total drop-out and total revolution? From the trial and execution of a few thousand traitors in high places to the drowning in blood of entire social and genetic segments of the population? From an old A.N.P. slogan, "White Man, Stand With Us or Stand Out of Our Way!", to where there are no innocents, no non-combatants?

I'm a National Socialist first and foremost. Have been for over half of my life and will be for the rest of it. But those familiar with the philosophy of SIEGE will see that I view the Party in Germany together with its tactics, etc., purely as a phenomenon of that time and that place, totally unworkable here in the present. (And I must add that Commander Rockwell and his strategy were not of the past or another place and could have worked had he lived to see it through) But Hitler and Rockwell shared one thing in common which is no longer valid: they both believed - as Hitler proved and as Rockwell was successfully demonstrating - that the existing institutions of the day, though in many cases subverted and taken over by our enemies, were still usable and could be co-opted, or worked through, in the building of the Movement and the seizing of power. This is no longer the case at all. I'm a National Socialist first and foremost. From now on, all our thoughts and strategy must be based upon this realization.

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It has been stated before that very few things in this world are in plain black and white and this includes any sort of national collapse. We are in fact in a state of collapse now. We are indebted to a real slime-dripper, former New York City mayor John Lindsay, for providing us with this beautiful and accurate simile: the crime rate alone in this country is equal to a nationwide, non-stop "riot in slow motion". If it hasn't already passed the point of total ridiculousness, it will any second now. But that is beside the point. The Right, and people in general, think only in terms of the melodramatic, the stereotypical. This, however, has been proven enough times to be what the expected case will NOT be, that we in the Movement should know better. They can't seem to see a Leader, they're scared to death whenever one of us pulls a revolutionary act, and yet they think in these grandiose patterns of things happening in a BIG, overwhelming way. They cannot seem to think and see in terms of stages and degrees which is precisely how the Enemy advances.

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