Saturday Afternoon with Carolyn: Interview with Henrik Holappa

Etienne

July 7, 2012 at 5:17 pm

Intersting guy. I’m not sure what Carolyn means by a “street organisation”. Political organisations principally fight elections and evolve from campus organisations or from each other. I also think she could add a little about people’s financial resources to her stock of questions, considerations of privacy permitting. This used to be a Leftosy question – class background – but I think it’s a universal question for a popular political movement – how do activists get resources?

30.06

July 7, 2012 at 5:47 pm

Thank You Henrik for all of your work . Your dedication and activism is an inspiration that others will emulate . The victory of our people will only follow a demonstrated commitment . You are leading the way , it is time for our people to mobilize and fight for their rightful place under the sun !

Carolyn

July 7, 2012 at 5:50 pm

Etienne,
Not a good choice of words — but I meant organizations that go out and demonstrate. It doesn’t take much money to go out with signs and leaflets to pass out. Probably the time taken away from more profitable pursuits would be the biggest cost. You also run the risk of being attacked by leftists, which is why they do martial arts training. Look here: http://www.patriootti.com/

I notice Zan Overall, “The Old Man”, going out on the street in southern California … mostly by himself. When the A3P first organized and sought members, they had a couple of young men who were organizing demonstrations. Are they still around? I don’t hear anything like than now.

Carolyn

July 7, 2012 at 11:17 pm

More on Germany’s “neo-nazi” crackdown, really aimed at nationalists.
http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/news/international-news/germany-to-tackle-neo-nazis-with-database

“According to estimates by Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich, the neo-Nazi database will enable the systematic processing of information and will eliminate “subjective discretionary decisions.” The database is expected to cost about 8.2 million euros ($10.1 million) to set up and thereafter 2.6 million a year to operate.”

Richard

July 8, 2012 at 3:52 pm

Carolyn:

To answer your question regarding: “Are they still around? I don’t hear anything like than now.”

I listened to your Truth isn’t for Sissies, and was very impressed, as it relates to the above question; when the A3P took to the public venues, it was not long afterward that the A3P ‘absorbed’ these spontaneous youths who, in the main, had successfully promoted the Freedom 14 organizational strategies. In relation to your various observations in the ‘Sissies’ podcast, your observation regarding the IHR and others, could also relate to the above fledgling group.

As to Henrik, he was very professional, humble, and will go far if he stays committed to the concepts of WN’sm (i.e. Pan-Nationalism), and stays focused on his native issues.

I must say, as well, that your ferocious dedication to the concept of ‘true believer’ is marked change from the pablum that one finds on the other radio shows – and these run by Men who should know better – as time goes on, Carolyn, you will ascertain why this is.

I have listened to all your shows on TWN, and have passed them on.

A side note: You made mention on several shows, that “you did not like the term WN’sm,” but you seemed to change as the shows went on. A good discussion on this term, and its meanings, can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Foundations-The-Twenty-First-Century/dp/1463562217/ref=la_B002MG6O0A_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1341777058&sr=1-1

Mary

July 9, 2012 at 7:42 pm

I really enjoyed this show Carolyn…..and felt quite inspired by it from beginning to end

I loved Henrick’s opening line “…this is a Holy War”…..

I wholeheartedly agree.

EditorNEMW

July 10, 2012 at 10:07 pm

Excellent interview with a gallant man.