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Dirk Bruere at Neopax

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Oct 28, 2005, 5:12:49 PM10/28/05

I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
I would also appreciate info on failed links.
If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with precise details.

Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.
However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.

There is also a copy of this on my site at

http://www.neopax.com/asatru/AsatruResources.TXT

feel free to link to it if you're feeling lazy.

Also, this information can be copied/used in any way by anyone. I claim no
copyright over this list nor any intellectual property rights.

Mailing lists:

Magazines

http://www.odinic-rite.org/orbonline.html *magazine section of Odinic Rite
http://www.northvegr.org/leidstjarna/index.html *Journal of the Northern Star
http://www.northvegr.org/leidstjarna/haust2003/index.php
AFA_Bearcla...@yahoogroups.com *Bearclaw mailed from the AFA

Organisations:

http://www.ormswald.org.uk/ *Ormswald Cultural Sanctuary and Hof
http://www.odinistfellowship.co.uk/ *The Odinist Fellowship
http://www.heathensforprogress.tk/ *UK pressure group for official Heathen
recognition
http://www.neopax.com/nineworlds/index.htm *Nine Worlds - a universal SIG for
Heathen mystical/shamanic work

http://www.kithofyggdrasil.org *Kith of Yggdrasil (UK)
http://www.odinic-rite.org/ *The Odinic Rite
http://www.runestone.org/ *Asatru Folk Assembly
http://www.irminsul.org/ *Irminsul Aettir
http://www.ealdriht.org/ *Angelseaxisce Ealdriht Webpage
http://www.thetroth.org/ *The Troth
http://asatru.org *Asatru Alliance
http://www.aetaustralia.org/ *Assembly of the Elder Troth
http://www.friggasweb.org *Frigga's web
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/pbrough/stav/index.html *STAV - martial art
http://www.northvegr.org/ *Northvegr Félag (was Midhnott Sol)
http://www.runegild.org/ *The Rune Gild
http://www.bifrost.no/ *Åsatrufellesskapet Bifrost
http://www.fornsidr.dk/ *Firn Siðr, Ase- og Vanesamfundet i Danmark
http://www.asatrosamfundet.se/ *Sveriges Asatrosamfund
http://www.midgardsweb.f2s.com/ *Midgards Web
http://www.thorshof.org/
http://www.aswynn.co.uk/ *Freya Aswynn
http://www.kami.demon.co.uk/gesithas/ *The English Companions
http://www.vigrid.freeserve.co.uk/ *Wodens Folk (English)
http://www.heathenry.org/ *Norse Heathenry Society
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/5346/ *New Zealand Asatru Fellowship
http://www.eldaring.de/content/index.php *German Troth
http://mysite.freeserve.com/ormswald/page1.html *Ormswald Cultural Sanctuary (UK)
http://www.geocities.com/willoftheasatrunation/ *WOTAN, Eire
http://www.irminenschaft.net/ *Irminschaft

Sites:

http://www.neopax.com/asatru/ *Thoughts and photos from my site (Dirk Bruere)
http://www.angelfire.com/on/Wodensharrow/sitemenu.html *Woden's Sharrow
http://www.asatru.nl *Dutch Asatru
http://www.heidendom.nl
http://www.hetrad.nl
http://www.boudicca.de *dedicated to Boudicca, multilingual
http://www.runewebvitki.com/ *Rune study and theory
http://www.bcsupernet.com/users/wodan/ *Wodanesdag Press
http://www.river-wood-samfelag.org
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/4178/asatru/asalink.html *An Asatru
resources list
http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/5346/ *New Zealand Fellowship
http://www.webcom.com/~lstead/RBValues.html *The Nine Virtues
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7up6c/index.html *Redwolf's Hall
http://members.tripod.com/redwolfs_hall/projectmain.htm *The Union project*
http://www.runenstab.de *German Runesites
http://www.runenring.de
http://www.imperia-europa.org/ *French site, very good technically
http://www.webcom.com/~lstead/Ravenbok.html *Raven kindred
http://www.ahnensitte.net/ * Ahnensitte (V. Wagner)
http://www.geocities.com/osred/ *Odinism Australia
http://www.angelfire.com/in2/iac/ *Indiana Asatru Council
http://www.heidendom.nl/ *Netherlands
http://www.arild-hauge.com/ *Norwegian site
http://groups.msn.com/ASATRU
http://home.earthlink.net/~wodensharrow/asatro.html *Wodensharrow, also the link
below
http://home.earthlink.net/~norsemyths/norsemyths.html *Pictures of the Gods -
excellent

Other:
http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/ *Viking lore, customs, culture - and she
answers questions!
http://www.geocities.com/hgraw/Nanagoat0.html *Poems and stories for young children
http://www.runegild.org/runaraven1.html *Runa Raven Press
http://www.oxfordancestors.com *Genetic profiling on male and female lines
http://www.jelldragon.com *Excellent British source of Heathen goods
http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/ *Online Medieval And Classical Resources
http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/mythlinks.html *Germanic myths and legends
http://www.asatru.is/ *Asatru in Iceland
http://asatru.org/wrldtree.htm *World Tree Publications
http://www.solorb.com/gfc/mead//mead.html *Mead
http://www.midhnottsol.org/dictionary/index.html *An Asatru Dictionary
http://www.undernet.org /join #Asatru, IRC Undernet Chat
http://www.irminsul.org/ru/ru.html *Runelore
http://www.europaltd.com/ *Ritual items for sale
http://members.aol.com/cbsunny/ *Mostly Runes, a good treatment!
http://www.geocities.com/folkway_tradehall/index.html *Folkway Tradehall
http://www.kami.demon.co.uk/gesithas/runes/fonts.html *Runic fonts
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/1557/fonts1.htm *Runic and other fonts
http://huginn.ealdriht.org/ *Asatru Search Engine - find it here!
http://www.calontirtrim.com/ *Patterned trims for clothing
http://www.eddan.net/ *Eddas set to music - Wagnerian, excellent!
http://www.stores.ebay.com/magicalrealistgallery
http://www.primrun.is/ *Icelandic artist
http://www.tarahill.com/ *tara Hill designs, from soap to Runes
http://www.odinlives.org/ *Radio Asatru
http://pagan-things.com/ *er... pagan things
http://haligwaerstow.ealdriht.org/counseling/index.html *Heathen counseling

Juan Tootreego wrote:

> In article <281020051455419471%art_...@127.0.0.1>, Art Deco
> says...
>
>>Fly Cooter <FlyC...@excite.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"Dr. Flonkenstein" <ad...@localhost.localdomain> wrote in
>>>news:pan.2005.10.28....@localhost.localdomain:
>>>
>>>
>>>>On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 04:08:46 +0200, Warhol wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I say 90% of posters here are plain idiots. Why? ...
>>>>>
>>>>>... think
>>>>
>>>>You are looking for support.
>>>
>>>He's right if you're in that 90%.
>>
>>Trying to slurp the nazicowards now? You must be really desperate,
>>Cooter.
>
>
> If'n that's his game, he missed the asatruar.
>
> Situation corrected.

--
Dirk

The Consensus:-
The political party for the new millenium
http://www.theconsensus.org

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Post Post Colonial Boy

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Oct 30, 2005, 3:31:47 AM10/30/05

The Death of King Siggeir and of Stigny

The tale tells that Sigmund thought Sinfjotli over young to help him
to his revenge, and will first of all harden him with manly deeds; so
in summer-tide they fare wide through the woods and slay men for their
wealth; Sigmund deems him to take much after the kin of the Volsungs,
though he thinks that he is Siggeir's son, and deems him to have the
evil heart of his father, with the might and daring of the Volsungs;
withal he must needs think him in no wise a kinsome man, for full oft
would he bring Sigmund's wrongs to his memory, and prick him on to
slay King Siggeir.
Now on a time as they fare abroad in the wood for the getting of
wealth, they find a certain house, and two men with great gold rings
asleep therein: now these twain were spell-bound skin- changers, (1)
and wolf-skins were hanging up over them in the house; and every tenth
day might they come out of those skins; and they were kings' sons: so
Sigmund and Sinfjofli do the wolf- skins on them, and then might they
nowise come out of them, though forsooth the same nature went with
them as heretofore; they howled as wolves howl but both knew the
meaning of that howling; they lay out in the wild-wood, and each went
his way; and a word they made betwixt them, that they should risk the
onset of seven men, but no more, and that he who was first to be set
on should howl in wolfish wise: "Let us not depart from this," says
Sigmund, "for thou art young and over-bold, and men will deem the
quarry good, when they take thee."

Now each goes his way, and when they were parted, Sigmund meets
certain men, and gives forth a wolf's howl; and when Sinfjotli heard
it, he went straightway thereto, and slew them all, and once more they
parted. But ere Sinfjotli has fared long through the woods, eleven men
meet him, and he wrought in such wise that he slew them all, and was
awearied therewith, and crawls under an oak, and there takes his rest.
Then came Sigmund thither, and said --

"Why didst thou not call on me?"

Sinfjotli said, "I was loth to call for thy help for the slaying of
eleven men."

Then Sigmund rushed at him so hard that he staggered and fell, and
Sigmund bit him in the throat. Now that day they might not come out of
their wolf-skins: but Sigmund lays the other on his back, and bears
him home to the house, and cursed the wolf-gears and gave them to the
trolls. Now on a day he saw where two weasels went and how that one
bit the other in the throat, and then ran straightway into the
thicket, and took up a leaf and laid in on the wound, and thereon his
fellow sprang up quite and clean whole; so Sigmund went out and saw a
raven flying with a blade of that same herb to him; so he took it and
drew it over Sinfjotli's hurt, and he straightway sprang up as whole
as though he had never been hurt. There after they went home to their
earth-house, and abode there till the time came for them to put off
the wolf-shapes; then they burnt them up with fire, and prayed that no
more hurt might come to any one from them; but in that uncouth guise
they wrought many famous deeds in the kingdom and lordship of King
Siggeir.

Now when Sinfjotli was come to man's estate, Sigmund deemed he had
tried him fully, and or ever a long time has gone by he turns his mind
to the avenging of his father; if so it may be brought about; so on s
certain day the twain get them gone from their earth-house, and come
to the abode of King Siggeir late in the evening, and go into the
porch before the hall, wherein were tuns of ale, and there they lie
hid: now the queen is ware of them, where they are, and is fain to
meet them; and when they met they took counsel and were of one mind
that Volsung should be revenged that same night.

Now Signy and the king had two children of tender age, who played with
a golden toy on the floor, and bowled it along the pavement of the
hall, running along with it; but therewith a golden ring from off it
trundles away into the place where Sigmund and Sinfjotli lay, and off
runs the little one to search for the same, and beholds withal where
two men axe sitting, big and grimly to look on, with overhanging helms
and bright white byrnies; (2) so he runs up the hall to his father,
and tells him of the sight he has seen, and thereat the king misdoubts
of some guile abiding him; but Signy heard their speech, and arose and
took both the children, and went out into the porch to them and said
--

"Lo ye! These younglings have bewrayed you; come now therefore and
slay them!"

Sigmund says, "Never will I slay thy children for telling of where I
lay hid."

But Sinfjotli made little enow of it, but drew his sword and slew them
both, and cast them into the hall at King 8iggeir's feet.

Then up stood the king and cried on his men to take those who had lain
privily in the porch through the night. So they ran thither and would
lay hands on them, but they stood on their defence well and manly, and
long he remembered it who was the nighest to them; but in the end they
were borne down by many men and taken, and bonds were set upon them,
and they were cast into fetters wherein they sit night long.

Then the king ponders what longest and worst of deaths he shall mete
out to them; and when morning came he let make a great barrow of
stones and turf; and when it was done, let set a great flat stone
midmost inside thereof, so that one edge was aloft, the other alow;
and so great it was that it went from wall to wall, so that none might
pass it.

Now he bids folk take Sigmund and Sinfjotli and set them in the
barrow, on either side of the stone, for the worse for them he deemed
it, that they might hear each the other's speech, and yet that neither
might pass one to the other. But now, while they were covering in the
barrow with the turf-slips, thither came Signy, bearing straw with
her, and cast it down to Sinfjotli, and bade the thralls hide this
thing from the king; they said yea thereto, and therewithal was the
barrow closed in.

But when night fell, Sinfjotli said to Sigmund, "Belike we shall
scarce need meat for a while, for here has the queen cast swine's
flesh into the barrow, and wrapped it round about on the outer side
with straw."

Therewith he handles the flesh and finds that therein was thrust
Sigmund's sword; and he knew it by the hilts as mirk as it might be in
the barrow, and tells Sigmund thereof, and of that were they both fain
enow.

Now Sinfjotli drave the point of the sword up into the big stone, and
drew it hard along, and the sword bit on the stone. With that Sigmund
caught the sword by the point, and in this wise they sawed the stone
between them, and let not or all the sawing was done that need be
done, even as the song sings:

"Sinfjotli sawed
And Sigmund sawed,
Atwain with main
The stone was done."

Now are they both together loose in the barrow, and soon they cut both
through stone and through iron, and bring themselves out thereof. Then
they go home to the hall, whenas all men slept there, and bear wood to
the hall, and lay fire therein; and withal the folk therein are waked
by the smoke, and by the hall burning over their heads.
Then the king cries out, "Who kindled this fire, I burn withal?"

"Here am I," says Sigmund, "with Sinfjotli, my sister's son; and we
are minded that thou shalt wot well that all the Volsungs are not yet
dead."

Then he bade his sister come out, and take all good things at his
hands, and great honour, and fair atonement in that wise, for all her
griefs.

But she answered, "Take heed now, and consider, if I have kept King
Siggeir in memory, and his slaying of Volsung the king! I let slay
both my children, whom I deemed worthless for the revenging of our
father, and I went into the wood to thee in a witch-wife's shape; and
now behold, Sinfjotli is the son of thee and of me both! And therefore
has he this so great hardihood and fierceness, in that he is the son
both of Volsung's son and Volsung's daughter; and for this, and for
naught else, have I so wrought, that Siggeir might get his bane at
last; and all these things have I done that vengeance might fall on
him, and that I too might not live long; and merrily now will I die
with King Siggeir, though I was naught merry to wed him."

Therewith she kissed Sigmund her brother, and Sinfjotli, and went back
again into the fire, and there she died with King Siggeir and all his
good men.

But the two kinsmen gathered together folk and ships, and Sigmund went
back to his father's land, and drave away thence the king, who had set
himself down there in the room of king Volsung.

So Sigmund became a mighty King and far-famed, wise and high- minded:
he had to wife one named Borghild, and two sons they had between them,
one named Helgi and the other Hamund; and when Helgi was born, Norns
came to him, (3) and spake over him, and said that he should be in
time to come the most renowned of all kings. Even therewith was
Sigmund come home from the wars, and so therewith he gives him the
name of Helgi, and these matters as tokens thereof, Land of Rings,
Sun-litten Hill and Sharp-shearing Sword, and withal prayed that he
might grow of great fame, and like unto the kin of the Volsungs.

And so it was that he grew up high-minded, and well beloved, and above
all other men in all prowess; and the story tells that he went to the
wars when he was fifteen winters old. Helgi was lord and ruler over
the army, but Sinfjotli was gotten to be his fellow herein; the twain
bare sway thereover.

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Post Post Colonial Boy

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Oct 30, 2005, 3:33:43 AM10/30/05

On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 11:08:39 -0700, Juan Tootreeego
<123...@NOTBXpats.edu> wrote:

>In article <3sfiidF...@individual.net>, Dirk Bruere at
>Neopax says...

>>
>>
>> I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
>> I would also appreciate info on failed links.
>> If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with precise details.

The National Front are scum!

>> www.natfront.com/

The National Front are scum!

>> www.frontnational.com/

The National Front are scum!

>> www.adl.org/hate_symbols/groups_am_nazi.asp

Nazis are scum!

>> www.meta-religion.com/Extremism/White_extremism/American_nazi_party/american_nazi_pa rty.htm

American Nazis are scum!

>> www.nazi-lauck-nsdapao.com/engplcd-american-nazi-party-george-lincoln-rockwell-speeches.htm

American Nazis are scum!

>> www.publiceye.org/racism/white-supremacy.html

White Supremists are scum!

>> www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=238841

Stormfront are scum!

>> Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.
>> However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.

None of the above organisations have any meaningful links with
Asatru.

Nik

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Post Post Colonial Boy

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Oct 30, 2005, 11:49:38 PM10/30/05

The ending of Sinfjatli, Sigmund's Son

Now the Volsungs fare back home, and have gained great renown by these
deeds. But Sinfjotli betook himself to warfare anew; and therewith he
had sight of an exceeding fair woman, and yearned above all things for
her, but that same woman was wooed also of the brother of Borghild,
the king's wife: and this matter they fought out betwixt them, and
Sinfjotli slew that king; and thereafter he harried far and wide, and
had many a battle and even gained the day; and he became hereby
honoured and renowned above all men; but in autumn tide he came home
with many ships and abundant wealth.
Then he told his tidings to the king his father, and he again to the
queen, and she for her part bids him get him gone from the realm, and
made as if she would in nowise see him. But Sigmund said he would not
drive him away, and offered her atonement of gold and great wealth for
her brother's life, albeit he said he had never erst given weregild
(1) to any for the slaying of a man, but no fame it was to uphold
wrong against a woman.

So seeing she might not get her own way herein, she said, "Have thy
will in this matter, O my lord, for it is seemly so to be."

And now she holds the funeral feast for her brother by the aid and
counsel of the king, and makes ready all things thereœor in the best
of wise, and bade thither many great men.

At that feast, Borghild the queen bare the drink to folk, and she came
over against Sinfjofli with a great horn, and said --

"Fall to now and drink, fair stepson!"

Then he took the horn to him, and looked therein, and said --

"Nay, for the drink is charmed drink"

Then said Sigmund, "Give it unto me then;" and therewith he took the
horn and drank it off.

But the queen said to Sinfjotli, "Why must other men needs drink thine
ale for thee?" And she came again the second time with the horn, and
said, "Come now and drink!" and goaded him with many words.

And he took the horn, and said --

"Guile is in the drink."

And thereon, Sigmund cried out --

"Give it then unto me!"

Again, the third time, she came to him, and bade him drink off his
drink, if he had the heart of a Volsung; then he laid hand on the
horn, but said --

"Venom is therein."

"Nay, let the lip strain it out then, O son," quoth Sigmund; and by
then was he exceeding drunk with drink, and therefore spake he in that
wise.

So Sinfjotli drank, and straightway fell down dead to the ground.

Sigmund rose up, and sorrowed nigh to death over him; then he took the
corpse in his arms and fared away to the wood, and went till he came
to a certain firth; and then he saw a man in a little boat; and that
man asked if he would be wafted by him over the firth, and he said yes
thereto; but so little was the boat, that they might not all go in it
at once, so the corpse was first laid therein, while Sigmund went by
the firth-side. But therewith the boat and the man therein vanished
away from before Sigmund's eyes. (2)

So thereafter Sigmund turned back home, and drave away the queen, and
a little after she died. But Sigmund the king yet ruled his realm, and
is deemed ever the greatest champion and king of the old law.

Post Post Colonial Boy

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Oct 30, 2005, 11:52:53 PM10/30/05

On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 12:30:41 -0800, Juan Tootreeego
<123...@NOTBXpats.edu> wrote:

>In article <t719m19mk5j9bcekn...@4ax.com>, Post
>Post Colonial Boy says...

>What's the matter, not even the net.nazis are willing to
>associate with your kind?

Why don't you see my comments as being anti-Nazi and anti-racist?

They're clear enough.

Nik

Fwap

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Oct 31, 2005, 3:28:19 AM10/31/05

On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 12:30:41 -0800, Juan Tootreeego
<123...@NOTBXpats.edu> wrote:

>In article <t719m19mk5j9bcekn...@4ax.com>, Post
>Post Colonial Boy says...

>> On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 11:08:39 -0700, Juan Tootreeego
>> <123...@NOTBXpats.edu> wrote:
>>
>> >In article <3sfiidF...@individual.net>, Dirk Bruere at
>> >Neopax says...
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
>> >> I would also appreciate info on failed links.
>> >> If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with
>> >> precise details.

(snipped extensive Scumlinks)

>> >> Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.
>> >> However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.
>>
>> None of the above organisations have any meaningful links with
>> Asatru.
>

>What's the matter, not even the net.nazis are willing to
>associate with your kind?

Well. You know thos crystal waving loonies who come to native american
dances to try to mooch "good vibrations" off them? Selling
"dreamcatchers" and offering "genuine shamanic initiations" to other
gullibles?

Some "Asatru" is a bit like that, only with native nordic cultures.
Maybe it's a good thing Scandinavia's native tribal cults are
near-extinction so they fall under the public radar. Weirdoes, both
nazi and noob-ager, could be swarming all over the sacred groves...

...

Post Post Colonial Boy.

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Oct 31, 2005, 8:51:37 AM10/31/05

I've been to Borre, Tanaum...with Dirk at Mid Sommer.

Nik

Fwap

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Oct 31, 2005, 10:42:49 AM10/31/05

You mean Tanum with the world heritage site? Midsummer in Sweden is
lovely. They still do maypoles there, don't they? I trust you knew
enough not to try and sprinkle pig's blood on the ladies or something?
:)

Did you visit the ristninger? Most ground owners object to people
leaving things for the vetter at their skåler, for religious reasons
or just because they consider them private. But when they're declared
a "heritage site", I guess no one can really object, them being the
common property of the entire world and so on...

The people of Borre in Norway call their bygd Horten now. Never been
to visit the lords in the Borre howes. Didn't see the point; as far as
I know, they're not my kin, and I've never been much of a royalist. I
have sat at Sverres howe, though, being asked to.

Anyway, the "groves" I'm referring to are the outdoor gathering places
where the idols are brought or installed permanently for the
ceremonies. Just last year, there was a controversy about an old stone
god, Frøy, I think, out in the woods of Rosseland which had been
removed and taken into a museum. Some christian politicans went public
saying it shouldn't be returned, because it would be encouraging
idolatry. Those old wights can still scare the crap out of people :)

...

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Nov 1, 2005, 6:24:41 AM11/1/05

http://www.neopax.com/asatru/AsatruResources.TXT

Mailing lists:

Magazines

Organisations:

Sites:

Juan Tootreeego wrote:

> In article <3sfiidF...@individual.net>, Dirk Bruere at
> Neopax says...
>
>>

>>I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
>>I would also appreciate info on failed links.
>>If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with precise details.
>
>

>>www.natfront.com/
>>www.frontnational.com/
>>www.adl.org/hate_symbols/groups_am_nazi.asp
>>www.meta-religion.com/Extremism/White_extremism/American_nazi_party/american_nazi_pa rty.htm
>>www.nazi-lauck-nsdapao.com/engplcd-american-nazi-party-george-lincoln-rockwell-speeches.htm
>>www.publiceye.org/racism/white-supremacy.html
>>www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=238841

>>
>>Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.
>>However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.

Dirk Bruere at Neopax

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Nov 1, 2005, 6:25:01 AM11/1/05

I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
I would also appreciate info on failed links.
If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with precise details.

Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.

However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.

There is also a copy of this on my site at

http://www.neopax.com/asatru/AsatruResources.TXT

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Fwap wrote:

Dirk Bruere at Neopax

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Nov 1, 2005, 6:26:48 AM11/1/05

I invite other Asatruar to add their own links, which I will then combine.
I would also appreciate info on failed links.
If anyone has objections to any site or org then mail me with precise details.

Note that listed here are only a fraction of the available resources.

However, enough should exist here to enable you to find what I omit.

There is also a copy of this on my site at

http://www.neopax.com/asatru/AsatruResources.TXT

Mailing lists:

Magazines

Organisations:

Sites:

Juan Tootreeego wrote:

> In article <grecm1ptk8dk01lsp...@4ax.com>, Fwap
> says...

> If'n you want to hold ceremonies in 'sacred groves', come on out
> to my neck o'the woods and I'll show you some old-growth redwood
> groves that the flatlander tourists never see. These trees were
> old when the Romans thought they owned the earth.

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