This words – pronounced by David Lane –
comes directly from “Mein Kampf” and represent one of the
main concepts of the American National Socialist Movement. According
to the Southern Poverty Law Center in Washington, the NSM is
now-a-days the most important and active party of the extreme right
in the United States and counts at least 61 groups in 35 states. Born
in 1974 – from the ashes of the American Nazi Party – the movement
roots its ideals in defense of the rights of the white race combining
the best (worse…) of capitalism and socialism. Members of the
movement call themselves “organization for the civil rights of
whites”. The American National Socialist Party states 25 points
in its political philosophy: among these there are the request to all
non-whites to leave the U.S., the denial of citizenship to Jews and
gays, the discharge from NATO, the WTO and the International Monetary
Fund, the expulsion of foreign nationals in the event that the U.S
could not provide resources for the entire population and the
nationalization of enterprises and companies, if needed.
National
congresses are held twice a year and are characterized by real
paramilitary parades during which many members wear uniforms of the
Sturmabteilung, the paramilitary wing assault divisions of the German
Nazi party used during World War II. Nazi salutes, deliveries of
degrees and swastikas can be seen everywhere, of course. Plus very
special tattoos, including the 88 number, the numeric transliteration
of the double H of the “Heil Hitler” slogan.
