22 AcT a5. Dear ,lnthony: Thanl:s for your letter of inquiry of oCT 13sl I'ri not sure what
you oean about a While tiovehent' for there i6 none' as far as I k!lo{. The ihportant thitrg
io rer.mber, at all times' is that ve are all self-taught. Others can pxovide information'
but \re have to do the learning ourselves. This is \rhat vre irust do in school & out' for one
can attend courses lvithout learl}ing anythinS, if he aloes not pay attention & keep his mind
focussed, as Yorr knoll.
To beginr you must know who you are. If you are fhiter yol1 must knol, what is sood or
bad for'd;lte ieople. '/hen you i"nou who you are' you must knov uhere you are' in terms of
history. You mrtst learn who your enemies arer & I can assure you they exist! History is
the ba;is for the country you are in, its political' sociaf & economic 6ystem' since we
five in a cash econony, a capitalist cash economyr it pays to trnov, hov/ such an cconomy o!erates; rvho benefits & who loses; who gives orders & who takes orders.
One must know about nations' uho are peoplesr not places' despite our lying politicos'
|4u1ti-national, multi-cultural states are empiresr nol nations, so the USA has never been
a nation in the lrue sense of the word. but al$ays an erdpire, unaler The ilank of nngland'
vrhich atso runs England' but does not belong to the English. This ielt,-or,rned centxal bank'
like the U.S. federal ieserve, co[trols our money su?p1y, & t'/hoever controls the noney
supply controfs the economy, which co[tro16 the country' no natter uho makes the la!'rs '
l:oii itreeple carry arounal money issued by Bhe lederaf Reserve' which is a private' iewownecl bank, that has never t),.1onged to the U.S. Government, but the sheeple alonrt know a
thlng about the money they value so hidhlyl one must understand money & its relationship
to an econooy, such as ours.
The ancient (lllhile) Spartans knew thal freealon comes fron self-Covernnent or sovereignty; sovereiSnty cones frofi indeperdenc6 & independence comes fron econooic seff-suificiency
(Leine independent from foreign producers &/or suppliers) ' l'lo nation can be flee if it is
dependent on foreigne"s, lor it ls, to that extent, RULD by forei'8ners. Since jews controL
our noney sronly, we ,re rL1ed by Lhem, & noL by o)rselves.
tfre poficiei of this Zionist ( ieu-s'rprem;,cist) empire }oxown as ttLe UStr a'e aiiced at the
genocide, that is' the extinction ot tll" tlttit. Race, as jews have stated pubficly, includi"g fgn"iie, & "MontaguI alia6 Ehrenberg. This crine of genocide is being lerletrated by
tn! O]s. Government, despite the fact that it h.1s ratified & adopted The Genocide Convention irhich forbids any fora of psychological &/or physical harB to "an identifiable grolrpr"
such as !{hites. This definition of genocide incluales policies resufting in dispfacement of
neftbers of an identifiabfe Sroup fron tileir jobs & their livingspace' as !,e see riSht no!{ '
Cfficial, goveinrnent-sup?orted race-ftixing irrograrns are 31so Eenocide' & replacin8 one
people's culture vith an alien culture is also deene.l genocide in terms of fhe Genocide
bonvention. uhy is thls ConveEtion not -'nforceil in favor of trvhite survlvau It has the
same Etatus as The U.3. Constitution, since it is a treaty, according to Article VI' Paragraph 2 of the U.S. Constitution! The simple fact is th3t we have a governrirent of men' not
of fa!,rs, as alvays t regardless of the lies ue are taught in school.
t's a forEer tl,;. i"ry soldier, I took an oath to defendl The U.6. Constitution' Uere I
lo vj.olate that oatht I woufd be guilty of treason. fhe President of the U"5'4. i6 nxy Com,"ctrnaler in Chiefr & he also took that oath' but unaler the so-caIled Patrid i\ctr our Bill of
the
Rights, ,hich is part of The Constitutionr ha$ been abolished. CongressBen also took
oaih to defend lhe Constitution' but they are the ones who have abolished it. If ,,,e hrd;r
king & u,e took an oath to defend hira, but ve broke our vrord' vrerd be qrilty of treatsoA.
Since The Constitution is our rpaper kingr, U.S. citizers & officialB :rre also Suifty of
treason for tainpering with it unconstitutionallyl It's that pl'Lin a sifipIe. :vel1 a 5u!reme Court rullng c:rnnot justlfy treason. The cnly difference is lhat our'iaper !:inl.lr
cannot conpl.rin. ; real king !.rou]d conplain very loudIy' & he'd probably coftnand th-" behea.linq of those r ilty of treason. This is uhat kinq$ have done thrcughout history.'
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