Will Williams

July 1, 2013

Ron Doggett talks with Carolyn about the announced sale of the bulk of the National Alliance property in West Virginia. The National Alliance was founded by Dr. William Pierce in 1974; he died rather suddenly in 2002 and Erich Gliebe took over as Chairman. Gliebe now controls a Board that consists of only two other directors who do his bidding. How important is it to try to salvage the remnants of the NA or is it better to move on and build something more useful for today?

Will Williams, a long-time associate of Dr. Pierce, called in during the 2nd hour and added his considerable insight.

The discussion also covered the problems White organizations seem to have, and have had in the past, and what is the best way for us to talk to White Americans about the shrinking future prospects they face.