We have a freedom of speech here. I value the input from all sides, not just what I agree to.  None of us is the owner of truth. The world is too complicated and deception too deep for anyone to claim that he would be such a person. We have some heated discussion here that may sometimes get too far. Let's try to discuss in a civilized manner and respect each other views. Sometimes discussions can turn heated and people forget good manners. The site admin does not support personal insults from anyone to anyone. Everybody has to behave and respect the freedom of expression. This is the site policy.

14 is "14 words", by David Lane of the Order. "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White children." 88, the eigth letter of the alphabet is "H", so, HH (Heil Hitler". Sorry I didn't see your question earlier.

I had a Dodge Dart many years ago, when I was 19 (I'm 52 now). My Dad actrally purchased it for me and my wife, for $250 (pre-1986 price). It got excellent gas mileage. After a neo-Nazi / Klan rally in Detroit (surrounded by 3,000 leftist protestors who threw ice chunks, full cans of soda, large rocks, etc. - the cops shrugged and looked on), I gave a brief speech, afterardas, at the rented hall on why we needed to go to college, and take courses in the "hard sciences", so we could duplicate the US government's research into microwave weapons, and other things, so we could develop such weapons ourselves, thus to be victorious over the US federal govt. That must have made an impression on the feds after they were informed by the inevitable traitor / infiltrator. LOL. If they only knew how far I'd progressed in military tech, they'd have sent multiple assassins for sure...

Thank you for the friendship acceptance. It means much, a great lot, to me.

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