Fame of a Dead Man's Deeds by Robert S Griffin

Author:Robert S Griffin
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: jew; jewish; judaism; white; racism; racist; israel; nazi; national socialism; neo-nazi; cosmotheism; william luther pierce; national alliance; adl; hate; hater; kkk; anti-defamation league; bnai brith; b'nai b'rith; anti-defamation league of bnai brith; national vanguard alliance; ku klux klan; stormfront; splc; daily stormer
Published: 2000-04-02T05:00:00+00:00

It wasn't long before Bob could afford to buy fifty acres of land in the area and put a mobile home on it. Bob tried a lot of ways to make the land profitable over the years, crops and such, but nothing ever really panned out.

Bob wanted to start a family, and he met his wife in an unconventional way, through an ad in the nationally-circulated Mother Earth News. His ad read, "Looking for a mature, intelligent woman, 18-25, to share my life and land in Washington." Eventually one hundred thirty women replied. The letter that most caught Bob's attention was from a Kansan who had moved to Wyoming after college by the name of Debbie McGarrity. Debbie wrote Bob that she thought that the most important job a woman could do was to raise children. "You can't have a good society unless the home is a decent place," Debbie wrote.

Bob drove to Wyoming to meet Debbie. They hit it off and she moved to Metaline Falls and they were married in 1976. As it turned out, Debbie and Bob didn't have children of their own, but they did adopt a son. Later, a couple of months before his death, Bob was to have a child of his own, a daughter, with a woman he met through the movement, Zillah Craig.

Right after Bob returned home from his speech at the National Alliance convention, he gathered together eight men in a barracks-like structure he had erected near his mobile home. He said, "I've asked you to come here because I think we share a common goal." Earlier he had talked to them about forming an Order like the one in The Turner Diaries, a group of kinsman who would let their deeds do their talking for them. The goal was to carve out a part of Eastern Washington as a homeland for the white race, purged of Jews and minorities. They would use The Turner Diaries as a blueprint for getting that done.

Bob told the group he had set up a plan. He said it involved robbing pornography stores and pimps and counterfeiting money as a way to raise funds. It also involved assassinating both Jews and Gentiles who were contributing to the destruction of the white race. "I'm telling you now," Bob said, "if any of you don't want to get involved in this, you are free to leave."

No-one left.

"I'm going to ask each of you to take an oath that you will remain true to this cause," Bob continued. "I would like to remind all of you what is at stake here. It is our children, kinsmen, and their very economic and racial survival. Because of that, I would like to place a white child before us as we take this oath." A six-week-old daughter of one of those present was placed in the center of the circle as a symbol of a Caucasian future they were about to pledge to create. She stared up at the figures looming above her in the glow of the candles.

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