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“Defensive Racism” (2004) by Edgar J. Steele. A good book. I noted with interest his comments about IQ (page 17). (I have my own theories about IQ [speaking as someone who is not an intellectual by any stretch of the imagination; but my dad was]. Several of my theories about intellectuals, i.e., people with Ph.D.s: […]

[…] “The contrast between the draconian punishment inflicted on Steele, and the solicitude displayed by the Feds toward the self-confessed “hitman” amply justifies the belief that Steele was, at best, the victim of selective prosecution – and, at worst, a political prisoner who was effectively murdered by the Regime through focused, deliberate neglect.”

Down the memory hole he goes! Which WN figurehead will be the next to fall because of a federal informant? (I’ll ask again: Why are criminal cases against White nationalists always federal and why do they always involve informants? Why are the cases never state or local, without informants?). [Article].

“Sex, Lies & Audiotape (Part II)” (a .PDF file). “Too Good (Sex, Lies and Audiotape Part III)” (a .PDF file). Main page: [Here].

The Tao of ED (a .PDF file): [Here]. and Sex, Lies & Audiotape (Part I) (a .PDF file): [Here].

by Edgar J. Steele. […] “At my lawyers request, I have kept silent (though, not silent enough) about my case. I have made no public statements until today and have yet to speak with anybody from any media outlet. I bit my tongue during my recent trial and, against my better judgment, agreed not to […]

Not only do we have a government that is firmly committed to Zionism, but we also have a government that is firmly committed to jailing White leaders. Another thing: why were 11 women on the jury? Is that a fair jury for a so-called “White supremacist”? Given how women are way too trusting of governmental […]

Why is it that every time a well-known “White supremacist” gets into trouble, it’s due to a federal informant? If White supremacists are dangerous, why don’t state or local cops ever bust them? [Article].

Why did they bring several more “desperate-sounding” charges against Steele? Is it because the original charges were too questionable and they want to make sure that Steele doesn’t slip through the net? [Article].

Yes, yes, it’s just a coincidence that whenever a well-known White nationalist finds himself in a legal pickle, a federal informant is central to the government’s case against him. Things just, ya know, happen that way…each time… [Article].