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Dan Clore

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Jul 14, 2006, 10:10:51 AM7/14/06
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[To those who know what the word means, the adoption of the
term "anarchist" (or "Anarchist Fascist", which they also
use) by a group of neo-Nazi Skinheads will undoubtedly seem
a bit odd. The material on their crude, semi-literate
websites provides something resembling an explanation of the
confusion involved (the semi-literacy does give these sites
a certain charm, with the unintentional humor):
http://ilskinheadgrrl.tripod.com/index.html
http://aryananachistskins.bravehost.com/

Here's how they try to explain the contradiction:

Your more than likely asking yourself, An Anarchist?
Fascist? But how? How is all that possible, they contradict
each other in every single way.... This is true, to a
certain extent, thou, how can anything new ever be created
if everyone follows the same old rules. It can't be, an
empire cannot be built if a mold is not broken to end the
old empire. Anarchy Fascism is this. One race.....ours the
white, the proud, the Aryan. One nation, our Nation, proud
flying it's flag waving with it's swastika, with the
Anarchist symbol is the corner. Under no control..... If we
get rid of the gooks, and the spics, and the niggers, and
lest us not forget the Jews. We won't have full prisons, the
crime rate will dwindle right down, laws will have a reason
to be lax. Why police a state that dose not need it?! The
Aryans will police it themselves. We will have no need for
police, or a president, what do we need one now for, to
allow more mud people to come into our Country? Take our
jobs, steal our men and or women? How about form more
coalitions, that claim that they do not receive fair
treatment, when they don't belong here in the first place. No!

The A.A.S realizes that there is need for change, but also
knows that the change can only come from the Aryan
themselves. We must stop the enslavement of our own people!
And to do this we must realize that our country is being
controlled in an improper way! When the foreigners are all
gone, we the Aryan can take our Country back, for us, by us.
We follow all the same ideas from Adolf Hitler, with a few
minus exceptions, we do not discriminate against those of
different sexual preference, and or a religion that is not
ours, minus Jews, for they are worse than any for they
control all. We also believe that once the minor races are
gone, the use of Country and a higher Archy will not be
needed. For we the white men and woman will rule the Country.

That folks is what an Anarchist Fascist.

*****

Counter-protest and inform the media and others of the real
meaning of the term "anarchist".
--DC]

*****

July 12, 2006
Local News: Ogle County
White nationalists to protest in Oregon
By Sadie Gurman
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR

OREGON -- A Freeport-based Aryan Nation group plans to rally
in front of the Ogle County Courthouse on Saturday, in
what the organization’s leaders are calling a non-violent,
“voice of opinion about current immigration laws.”

Members of the Aryan Anarchist Skins, described as a white
nationalist group on the organization’'s Web site, will
demonstrate at 2 p.m. on Saturday, on South Fifth Street
between the old courthouse and the Ogle County Judicial
Center, said Lisa Shultz, a “sergeant officer” for the
group. Shultz said she expects up to 200 people to attend
the rally, though the group itself has just 10 members.

To contain the demonstration, the 100 block of South Sixth
Street, the 100 and 200 blocks of South Fifth Street and the
400 and 500 blocks of Jefferson Street will be closed from
11 a.m. to about 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oregon Police Chief
Darin Dehaan said.

For more information, look in Thursday’s issue of the
Register Star or rrstar.com.

Staff writer Sadie Gurman can be reached at 815-987-1389 or
mailto:sgu...@rrstar.com

*****

July 13, 2006
Local News: Ogle County
White-supremacy group plans rally Saturday in Oregon
By Sadie Gurman
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR

OREGON -- A Freeport-based Aryan Nations group plans to
rally Saturday in front of the Ogle County Courthouse in
what the organization’s leaders are calling a nonviolent
“"voice of opinion about current immigration laws.”"

Members of the Aryan Anarchist Skins, a white nationalist
group, will demonstrate at 2 p.m. on South Fifth Street
between the old courthouse and the Ogle County Judicial
Center, said Lisa Shultz, a “"sergeant officer"” for the
group. Shultz said she expects up to 200 people to attend
the rally, though the group itself has just 10 members.

"“Illegal people are sneaking over here,"” Shultz said.

Representatives of other Illinois white supremacist groups
and possibly some from other states might convene with the
Skins on Saturday, Shultz said, but she knew of no specific
Aryan Nations groups planning to attend.

The Skins expect counter-protest groups to show up, too,
Shultz said, though she wasn’'t sure which ones.

The demonstration comes after a wave of immigrant-rights
rallies that sprung up across the country in recent months,
where Hispanics turned out in droves to show their numbers
and to try to influence several proposed immigration laws in
Congress.

Oregon Police Chief Darin Dehaan said he hadn’'t
communicated with any other protest groups, either.

The Skins did not need to apply for a permit to protest,
Dehaan said, because no one is sure how many people will
attend the event. Events with more than 1,000 people require
a permit, he said.

"“We worked with the group to get them in safely and allow
them their peaceful and legal rally,”" Dehaan said.

The Police and Sheriff’'s departments decided to increase
security near the courthouses on Saturday after the Skins
called the city and county asking to protest. To contain the
demonstration, the 100 block of South Sixth Street, the 100
and 200 blocks of South Fifth Street, and the 400 and 500
blocks of Jefferson Street will be closed from 11 a.m. to
about 5 p.m. Saturday, Dehaan said.

The New Jersey-based One People’'s Project, described as an
anti-fascism group, lists the Oregon rally on its Web site
and invites people to counterprotest.

"“If you plan to go out to counter this, be prepared for
security to try to take you to a different area,"” the Web
site states.

The Skins want to protest in Ogle County because they
consider it an area with a large illegal-immigrant
population, Shultz said. Winnebago and Boone counties have
more undocumented residents than Ogle County, said Joel
Cowen, assistant dean of Health Systems Research at the
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford. From
2000 census data and a methodology prescribed by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service, Cowen and other
Health Systems researchers estimate that there are 924
undocumented residents in Ogle County, compared with 1,644
in Boone County and 5,629 in Winnebago County.

Shultz said Saturday’s protest is the first and only one the
group has planned.

The Skins’' Web site states that the group’'s purpose is
"to “bring white men and women back into power where they
belong,"” but Shultz said ending illegal immigration is
the group'’s top priority.

This does not link the group to the Minutemen Project, which
supports the enforcement of existing immigration laws, said
Rosanna Pulido, state director for the Illinois Minutemen
Project. “"Our cause isn’t the same,"” Pulido said. She said
the Minutemen don’t advocate hate or white supremacy.

Julio Salgado, a Hispanic activist from Rockford who has
organized immigrant-rights rallies before, said he hadn’t
heard about the group’s protest and that he didn’'t know of
any local immigrant-rights groups slated to attend.

"“Everyone'’s an immigrant in this country, and everyone has
a right to improve their lives,"” Salgado said.

Staff writer Sadie Gurman can be reached at 815-987-1389 or
mailto:sgu...@rrstar.com

*****

Thursday, 13 July 2006 7:23AM
White Supremacist Group Plans Anti-Immigration Rally In Illinois
OREGON, Ill. (AP) -- A Freeport-based white supremacist
organization has announced plans for an anti-illegal
immigration rally in the northern Illinois city of Oregon.

Lisa Schultz, a sergeant officer with the Aryan Anarchist
Skins, said the group is expecting about 200 people at
Saturday's event. The organization has about ten members.

Organizers are calling the rally in front of the Ogle County
Courthouse a "voice of opinion about current immigration laws."

At least one group has planned a counter-rally.

Police plan to increase security around the courthouse
during the rallies.

Aryan Anarchist Skins leaders say they chose Ogle County for
their event because they believe there are large numbers of
illegal immigrants there.

Experts say there are about 924 undocumented immigrants in
Ogle County.

Oregon is about 25 miles south of Rockford.

*****

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El Rajo

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Jul 14, 2006, 7:18:12 PM7/14/06
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This whole thread is kind of absurd because white people (ie light
skinned people either from or descended from Northern Europeans) are
not Aryans. The term Arya refers to the people of Iran, Northern India
and Afghanistan. The term refers to people who follow the noble path
of the Vedas, it does not refer to a so-called "race" of people. The
name Iran, as in the country Iran, means land of the Arya. To the
extent that many Iranians are light skinned I suppose that there could
be a connection there but Europeans are not and never were Arya. Most
of the Arya call themselves Hindus and the swastika is their most holy
symbol in that it refers to the eternal wheel of life which is also
known as reincarnation, the basis of their religion. The swastika was
borrowed by Hitler and his idiotic cronies who misunderstood the
paleolinguistic theories of Max Mueller and thought that Germans were
Arya but they were wrong. Childishly wrong.

The Arya are those who follow the noble path as outlined in the Rig
Veda. They are the people of Rom and Krishna and Zoroaster.

El

tom

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Jul 14, 2006, 9:05:45 PM7/14/06
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And the Nazis were trying to connect Aryanism with the "Lost Continent
of Atlantis"...Absurd in a different way. Still, I'll have to watch
that. Tom

El Rajo

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Jul 15, 2006, 6:34:15 AM7/15/06
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I wouldn't be surprised if they were. The entire history of the Nazi
or Skinhead (or whatever you want to call it movement) has been a
completely artificial construct. From the followers of the Thule
society onwards to the absurd concotion that Jesus or Esau (or whatever
his name was, if he actually did exist) wasn't really a Jew but rather
a light skinned European, there seems to be a level of intellectual
insecurity running through Northern European cultures to somehow
historically justify themselves. And obviously it is the uneducated
working class that is obsessed with this idea because uneducated minds
are easily manipulated and shaped like putty. Much like the
paleopoetry of the superior Nordic pseudo-races or the Austrian idea
that the Deutch or Germans are somehow superior to the rest of Europe,
the British also spent centuries believing themselves to be a "master"
race. This is a belief system perpetrating upon weak and uneducated
minds by those who would use the mob mentality of the common man to
gain political ascendency. George W Bush appeals to the same mentality
as did his mentors Winston Churchill and Lloyd George who, during WWI
virtually bankrupted Britain in his quest to conquer the Middle East
and because of their egotistical drives to exert British dominance in
Europe, set the stage for WWII.

It is the false idea that one group of homo sapiens is superior or has
the "right" to rule others that has caused this recurring problem
throughout history. In his brilliant arguments in "Consciliance", the
American Edward O. Wilson outlined politics as the one human endevour
where humanity cannot ever seem to approach homeostasis. Homo sapiens,
like all complex biological organisms are "corporations" of trillions
of cells, bacteria, chemicals etc that are organized and operate in a
state of magnificent complexity. And on the microscopic level, each
cell or subunit is itself a marvel of integration. And yet on the
everyday level, humanity cannot seem to organize itself without
rediculous dominance hierarchies in which personal aggrandizement is
the only motivation. It is the "myth" of moral, ethical, social,
political, racial, genetic or other types of superiority that is the
problem. And it is the suseptibility of the lower classes in all
societies to accept leadership that is based on such falacies that is
the vehicle for this disease.

El

tom

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Jul 16, 2006, 2:16:10 PM7/16/06
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T'was ever thus. Tom

Alex Russell

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Jul 16, 2006, 4:26:12 PM7/16/06
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[snip more news on the neo-nazi in the usa]

So Facism is a stage that must be gone through before they reach
anarchy. Kind of like one of Marx's stages.

Any ways, I always get a laugh out of of people who are going to "take
our Country back" when their ancenstors (and mine) took it from the
actual natives.

I believe that anyone who has to blame their problems on some outside
group must suffer from a lack of: self esteem, confidence, useful
skills, inteligence, ... you get the idea.

Alex Russell

Dan Clore

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Followup:

*****

http://www.rrstar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060716/NEWS0106/107160023
July 16, 2006
Local News: Ogle County
Aryan Nation protest small, vocal
By Jeff Kolkey
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR

OREGON -- All the brouhaha about a potentially large
gathering of Aryan Nation groups Saturday afternoon in
downtown boiled down to an hourlong, high-security shouting
match between four women clad in black neo-Nazi gear and
about 50 protesters.

At least everyone got a chance to have a say, and the
scorching afternoon was free of violence or arrests, thanks
to a fairly sophisticated security area set up by police
along South Fifth Street between the old courthouse and the
Ogle County Judicial Center.

The four demonstrators who left the rally after about an
hour with a call of "sieg heil" and a Nazi salute, said they
were part of a Freeport-based Aryan Nation group called the
Aryan Anarchists Skins. They were there to say they are
against illegal immigration.

Aryan group members used a public address system to make
short speeches addressing the protesters, about a dozen
members of the media and about 50 spectators who gathered at
Washington and Fifth streets outside the cordoned-off
demonstration area.

Led by a 26-year-old woman who identified herself as
"Commander Skin," most of what the Aryan group had to say
during the speeches was drowned out by shouts from
opposition protestors. Some in the opposition crowd waved
signs, one of which read "Chief Blackhawk asks who's the
real immigrant?" Such slogans as "Nobody wants you here" and
"I'm ashamed to call you an American" were among some of the
off-color remarks, name-calling and insults that were shouted.

"I don't think illegal immigrants belong in this country,"
said Ivy Bronstein of the Aryan group. "I have no problem
with immigrants who have a Green Card. I don't believe in
affirmative action. I don't believe in people sponging off
the system."

Members of the "white power" group called for a "crackdown"
on illegal immigration and said the U.S. government isn't
doing enough to slow illegal immigration.

Health Systems researchers from the University of Illinois
College of Medicine at Rockford say there are 924

undocumented residents in Ogle County, compared with 1,644
in Boone County and 5,629 in Winnebago County.

The Aryan group said it had no plans for other demonstrations.

Many in the anti-Aryan crowd were teenagers and young adults
who came in groups not necessarily about the immigration
issue but because they don't approve of "white power"
groups, which they said are racist. There were few
minorities in the crowd.

"I just don't like skinheads," said 16-year-old Chris
Hildreth of Rochelle. "I don't know why you would."

Ryan Roeser, 21, of Dixon came with about 15 young adults to
oppose the Aryans.

"We are disagreeing with what they are saying about
immigration," Roeser said. "Everybody in the U.S. came from
another country, and we just want to fight racism."

"I don't even understand why they are here," said
31-year-old Ramirio Sandoval Jr. of Rock Falls. "They should
keep it to themselves. We're all from somewhere else."

Police from agencies throughout the region -- about two
dozen of them dressed in heavy-tactical gear -- cordoned off
South Fifth Street into sections using orange plastic
fencing, giving the Aryan group and opposition demonstrators
a place on either end of the block.

Authorities maintained a security area between both sides.
Spectators and demonstrators who wanted to get close to the
action had to pass through metal detectors and empty their
pockets.

Ogle County Chief Deputy Greg Beitel was happy with how
everything turned out, despite the estimated 140 man hours
of planning and $60,000 cost for extra police that went into
making sure it was peaceful demonstration.

"With the Internet, information about this had gone out
really all over the world, and you don't know who would show
up," Beitel said. "It was a significant cost, but it could
have been a lot more expensive if something had gone wrong.
We prepared for every contingency."

Staff writer Jeff Kolkey can be reached at 815-987-1374 or
mailto:jko...@rrstar.com

By the numbers

Agencies from across the Rock River Valley chipped in police
officers, paramedics and equipment for just about any
eventuality for Saturday's demonstration in Oregon.
4 Demonstrators who showed up from a Freeport-based group
called the Aryan Anarchists Skins to protest illegal
immigration.
200 Demonstrators police were told could show up.
125-140 Police officers who worked security during the
demonstration.
100 Estimated number of spectators and people specifically
protesting the Aryans.
$60,000 Cost that Ogle County officials are estimating for
the security detail’s overtime pay.

*****

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Dan Clore

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tom

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Something like that_should_ be poorly attended. I'm glad it was so. Tom

Dan Clore wrote:
> News & Views for Anarchists & Activists:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/smygo
>
> Followup:
>
> *****
>
> http://www.rrstar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060716/NEWS0106/107160023
> July 16, 2006
> Local News: Ogle County
> Aryan Nation protest small, vocal
> By Jeff Kolkey
> ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR
>
> OREGON -- All the brouhaha about a potentially large
> gathering of Aryan Nation groups Saturday afternoon in
> downtown boiled down to an hourlong, high-security shouting
> match between four women clad in black neo-Nazi gear and
> about 50 protesters.
>
Snipped for brevity, you're welcome. Tom

Dan Clore

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[Another followup. Readers will not that this one actually
refers to the neo-Nazi Skinheads as "anarchists",
effectively endorsing this absurd self-misidentification.--DC]

http://www.wqad.com/Global/story.asp?S=5155646&nav=1sW7
Oregon, IL -- Dana Derflinger reports
White Supremacist Group Rallies in Small Town
July 20, 2006, 09:36 AM

A group of white supremicists called the Aryan Nations held
a demonstration to protest illegal immigration in the U.S.
They say they chose Oregon, Illinois because of the number
of immigrants in Ogle County. Only four activits showed up
and dozens of people took a stance against their rally.

Like a scene out of an old western, the two sides squared
off in the middle of town. Michael Wharfield joined the
local community members in protesting the anarchists. He
said, "We just came to show that this is unacceptable in our
community."

The group chanted 'Nazis go home,' amidst the Aryan
Anarchist Skins' explanation for their presence in Oregon.
Commander Skin with the group shouted to the community,
"Ya'll come out here, you want immigrants in your country.
You don't want to have any benefits for when you retire.
You don't want to have any jobs. It works out perfect then
right?"

Another member of the group, Lisa Shultz also tried to
explain their purpose. She said, "Even the illegal
immigrants that are here now if you just go get your
paperwork done. Get a job pay your taxes, that's basically
what it's about."

Shouts from the local opposition drowned out any chance for
debate between the two groups.

Bria Puitt came to the rally to hear the Aryan Nation's
point of view. She said, "I did want to hear what they had
to say because I don't like to be ignorant myself so I
wanted to hear what their message was and in-turn have some
sort of intelligent debate."

No chance. The yelling disrupted any sort of debate and the
Aryan Nations members who hoped to bring a message to the
small town walked away with an earful themselves after a
mere hour of cross-fire chants and angry shouts.

--
Dan Clore

My collected fiction, _The Unspeakable and Others_:

Strange pleasures are known to him who flaunts the

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