Eric Cordian wrote: > > Pierce made a lot of sense, if one ignored the politically incorrect > hyperbole in his writings. It is ironic that Pierce died on the day > Zionist War Criminal Ariel Sharon described destroying an apartment > building full of civilians with a missile as "...in my view one of our > biggest successes." > > ----- > > CHARLESTON, W.Va. (July 23, 2002 6:52 p.m. EDT) - White supremacist leader > William Pierce, whose book "The Turner Diaries" is believed to have > inspired Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, died Tuesday of cancer. He > was 68.
"Inspired" as to method perhaps. We don't get much news of him over here, but IIRC McVeigh was not a white supremacist? And certainly didn't talk with the kind of thuggish brutal irrational racism that Pierce ands his fellows did. Of course, unlike them , he actually killed large numbers of innocent people.
