Carolyn Yeager looks at some prominent Revisionist and Nationalist icons that have the ablility to raise money and asks “Where does the money go?” How well is it being used to accomplish real progress for the survival of our nations, culture and values? Carolyn discussed The Institute for Historical Review in the first hour and a half, concluding that Mark Weber should be replaced as soon as possible before the entire operation dissolves into nothingness.  It is unknown how much money Ingrid Zundel and David Duke take in, but they spend a goodly amount of attention asking for it.

Carolyn concludes that the rank and file should pay more attention to how money is used by those who continually ask for it, and an accounting should be given. Do they start to feel that money grows on trees? We have a right to expect some return on our investment.

Carolyn Yeager asks whether Whites are doing what is best for Whites, or are they more concerned with avoiding criticism and “getting along.” This goes for “Truth” organizations like CODOH (Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust) as well as “world affairs-historical study” organizations like the IHR (Institute for Historical Review) professes to be. It also goes for White Advocacy groups in the form of Internet radio networks, online magazines, publishers and influential blogs that so many racially-conscious Whites follow and trust.

Carolyn makes the point that “politics” and “personal success” are two concerns that people have that get in the way of their sticking with the truth. The tendency to water down the real truth so as not to offend this or that group, or lose market share or lose standing in some way is very real, unfortunately. We need to quit following “leaders” who can’t stand up to pressure and don’t have the right balance between firmness, forcefulness and flexibility.