Comments on: Interview with John de Nugent

By: Rolf Gunnar Rolfsson

Rolf Gunnar Rolfsson — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 23:30:28 +0000

The path of the warrior leads to the edge of the world, and further beyond the lion takes the heart. The Finnish warrior, Sven Duva, fights like a lion. C.S. Lewis describes the lion untamed. Greatness in action is divinity in practice. Such is the nature of things. John de Nugent has our support for the American presidency.

By: Lurker

Lurker — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 17:37:10 +0000

Thanks Carolyn and I’ll be sticking around.

By: StoltSvensk

StoltSvensk — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 14:27:28 +0000

It is interesting how John de Nugent still keeps talking about his frm assistant Henrik Holappa. De Nugent is known for not checking the facts. Just a couple of weeks ago Mr. De Nugent was posting on his website how Henrik Holappa was arrested in Norway for illegal weapons. That wasn’t and isn’t true. De Nugent also claimed in his post on the website that he took responsibility for Henrik’s supposed arrest in Norway. He wrote that Henrik was arrested in Norway because he made it to happen. Here is the quote by JdN: “I caused him some very serious legal trouble with the Finnish government.” Mr. De Nugent didn’t even bother to correct himself that the news about Henrik’s arrest were completely false. Whether he De Nugent made up the news about Henrik himself or he believes absolutely everything what people tell him which explains why he is not able to evaluate the facts and fictions correctly… That also explains why he gave false quotations even in this interview. Hopefully listeners do realize that often De Nugent doesn’t have at all the facts straight.

By: Carolyn

Carolyn — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 06:19:34 +0000

Well, Lurker, you are very welcome here and I hope you stick around. I wondered why you called yourself that, now I know.

By: Lurker

Lurker — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 01:47:25 +0000

And thanks Carolyn and Rick for enforcing and respecting property rights on internet handles. 🙂

By: Hadding

Hadding — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 01:42:02 +0000

We did not kick the Brits out militarily. There were many reasons they left. One which may surprise you is the pressure you Americans put on them.

You are refining rather than disputing my essential point, which is that the situation of Ireland 100 years ago was very different and held advantages that any secessionist movement in the USA today would not have.

By: Lurker

Lurker — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 01:36:55 +0000

Sorry Carolyn.’Lurker’ is an ugly word, its true. It was a joke name, as in ‘lurking troll’ yet Ive never been a troll. I started using it about 10 years ago, when majorityrights.com started, I’m kind of stuck with it now.

By: John de Nugent

John de Nugent — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 01:05:20 +0000

Comment above by “Nemeth
November 11, 2012 at 8:33 pm
De Nugent sounds like a flake…. he’s all over the place and cant even stay on topic.”

This kind of remark sounds like exactly what we read about here: http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/10/12/diary-of-an-israeli-shill/)

Diary of an Israeli Shill

“Denigrate for pay.”

By: John McGhee

John McGhee — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 23:08:44 +0000

I think Carolyn should of held John’s feet to the fire a bit more on the issue of building a real movement infrastructure, like Dr. Pierce was trying to do. The people out there who profess to want to lead us are either quirky, or scam artists who just want to milk us for donations to live off.

We need a leader who is normal and understands the need to build a infrastructure which normal White’s can join, feel connected, and recruit fellow White’s into it.

Right now, since the passing of Dr. Pierce, our prospects of finding a person to move us forward in the real world, doesn’t look all that bright right now, sad to say.

By: reg

reg — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 20:48:02 +0000

Hadding.
I think you are wrong about Ireland gaining it’s independence. The Brits did not take withdrawal lightly. All their other “colonies” were looking on with interest. Their withdrawal from Southern Ireland was a major crack in the empire damm. Particularly since Ireland was considered part of Great Britain and the union had been in effect for 800 years. Large parts of Ireland were also heavily mixed with English blood. In particular the east coast and the north. Withdrawing was the last thing they wanted to do for a whole host of reasons.
We did not kick the Brits out militarily. There were many reasons they left. One which may surprise you is the pressure you Americans put on them.
As to the IRA campaign, you do of course know the Brits didn’t leave. They are still here. They didn’t leave because 54% of Northern Ireland(where I live) are people who are ethnically British. I really never could see them leaving. They were beaten into compromise. Once again they were not beaten militarily. They began to capitulate when the Provos attacked financial targets. .I. E. The financial district of London. Accountants lose wars. The people in power will never capitulate due to casualities. They won’t, cause they don’t care a jot about the people who lose their lives.