If An Eighteen-Year-Old Can Do It, So Can We

Jeremy Minnier

AREDALE, IOWA - Eighteen-year-old Jeremy Minnier is in his high school band. He writes for the school newspaper. He is also mayor-elect of his hometown.

Unofficial results from the Butler County elections office show the senior at Hampton Dumont High School won the3 election by a narrow margin.

Incumbent mayor Virgil Homer says he's glad.

He said, "I only ran last time because no one else would."

Comment:

Comrades, I'll admit that Aredale is a very small town. But how many of you live in small towns? One of us running for mayor of a large city like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago is unrealistic. Even a medium sized city like San Bernardino is not practical at the present time. But there are a lot of small towns out there where it is realistic - especially if you can run under-the-radar.

How do you get started? First, check your county registrar of voters office for any age requirements. They vary from state-to-state, and county-to-county so you'll have to check your local office.

Most cities and towns have their own websites. Go to your town's, and find the registrar's page. Then check for all necessary requirements.

Next step, is to contact the ANP's Political Advisory Board, and we'll help you every step of the way. All you have to do is email HQ. Email addresses can be found on the main site.

In small towns, expensive campaigns are unnecessary. Some signs put up in and around your town and some fliers will do the job nicely. Don't be put off by the thought of home made signs.

In a small town, that's not cheesy. It shows everyone that you're one of THEM, rather than some local rich guy who acts as though he's the Lord Of The Manor.

And as I've said before, most of these offices are PAYING positions. How much depends on where you live. If it doesn't pay a living wage, then that means your town is so small, it would only require a few hours a week to perform your duties, so you could keep your regular job. Your elected office pay would be a little extra. It may even come with a nice pension. The more terms you serve, the higher the amount. And it's collectible as soon as you leave office, not at 65. Yes I know, you should never begin a paragraph with the word "and". Sue me.lol

When I ran for school board, I received 18% of the vote in 20% White area. If it was a White majority area I have no doubt that I would have won.

Comrades, we can win. But someone has to have the balls to run first. How about you? Our time has come again. Are we going to seize the day, or say, "Ah, I'll run next time."

Next time may be too late. Carpe Diem (Seize The Day).

Dan 88!

If An Eighteen-Year-Old Can Do It, So Can We

Jeremy Minnier

AREDALE, IOWA - Eighteen-year-old Jeremy Minnier is in his high school band. He writes for the school newspaper. He is also mayor-elect of his hometown.

Unofficial results from the Butler County elections office show the senior at Hampton Dumont High School won the3 election by a narrow margin.

Incumbent mayor Virgil Homer says he's glad.

He said, "I only ran last time because no one else would."

Comment:

Comrades, I'll admit that Aredale is a very small town. But how many of you live in small towns? One of us running for mayor of a large city like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago is unrealistic. Even a medium sized city like San Bernardino is not practical at the present time. But there are a lot of small towns out there where it is realistic - especially if you can run under-the-radar.

How do you get started? First, check your county registrar of voters office for any age requirements. They vary from state-to-state, and county-to-county so you'll have to check your local office.

Most cities and towns have their own websites. Go to your town's, and find the registrar's page. Then check for all necessary requirements.

Next step, is to contact the ANP's Political Advisory Board, and we'll help you every step of the way. All you have to do is email HQ. Email addresses can be found on the main site.

In small towns, expensive campaigns are unnecessary. Some signs put up in and around your town and some fliers will do the job nicely. Don't be put off by the thought of home made signs.

In a small town, that's not cheesy. It shows everyone that you're one of THEM, rather than some local rich guy who acts as though he's the Lord Of The Manor.

And as I've said before, most of these offices are PAYING positions. How much depends on where you live. If it doesn't pay a living wage, then that means your town is so small, it would only require a few hours a week to perform your duties, so you could keep your regular job. Your elected office pay would be a little extra. It may even come with a nice pension. The more terms you serve, the higher the amount. And it's collectible as soon as you leave office, not at 65. Yes I know, you should never begin a paragraph with the word "and". Sue me.lol

When I ran for school board, I received 18% of the vote in 20% White area. If it was a White majority area I have no doubt that I would have won.

Comrades, we can win. But someone has to have the balls to run first. How about you? Our time has come again. Are we going to seize the day, or say, "Ah, I'll run next time."

Next time may be too late. Carpe Diem (Seize The Day).

Dan 88!

YOU'RE NEXT!

Comrades, the title of this post is directed primarily at those of you from the North and North East. And I reiterate, "You're next!"

As you know, there are many of us here in California who refer to this state as "Mexifornia", and for good reason. It almost has become Del Norte Mexico (Northern Mexico). Today it took another step in that direction.

I work only a half mile away, so I can come home on my lunch hour. I was sitting in my living room eating and watching the Jew box - Fox, to be precise, and a commercial for El Paso Salsa comes on. Maybe it's been aired in other parts of the country - I don't know about that, but it made my jaw drop and my temper boil.

Remember, I'm not talking about a Spanish TV station, I'm talking about Rupert Murdoch's Fox Network. But this commercial was all in Spanish! OK, it was narrated in English, but the actors were speaking Spanish.

It's not necessary for me to go into a long rhetorical speech about how the Mestizos are taking over. All of you are sensible enough to see it for yourselves. Also, this is why the topic I speak the most about is immigration, both legal and illegal. This is the number one concern here in California. Many of you who live in other parts of the country are more concerned with Jews or Blacks, or whatever happens to be your pet peeve. But here in California it's the Mestizos.

It is true that they are NOT the cause of the problem, just a symptom. We all know it's ZOG and their Judeo-Capitalist puppet masters that are the true cause of the problem. When you attack a disease, the best course of action is to go after the cause, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the symptoms either.

The sheeple are brainwashed into thinking that there is nothing that can be done. So many believe that America belongs to everyone, and therefore everyone has a right to come here and compete for OUR jobs, buy OUR land, and use OUR social programs, ignore OUR language, ignore OUR customs, and force us to accept theirs in place of ours.

Comrades, enough is enough! What can we do? Just what we've been doing all along. Getting our message out, and running candidates for office. We've already had three candidates run, with one victory. The other two (I was one) didn't win, but garnered a respectable share of the votes. In other words, although we lost, we didn't make fools of ourselves.

To keep doing this, we need each and every Supporter to do whatever they can to help. That means sending in your pledges, handing out literature, talking to people, and yes, even running for office. BTW, for those of you who are out of work and are saying, "I can't run for office, I have to look for a job." Political offices will pay you a salary, expense account, and a pension, so in addition to helping the ANP, you'll be helping your personal finances as well.

If you think you might be interested in running for an office, the ANP has a political advisory committee. Comrade Taylor Bowles has a lot of experience, as does Chairman Suhayda. Contact them. They will be more than happy to advise and help you. They can tell you how to go about registering for office, and how to conduct a proper campaign, what to say, what not to say, who to talk to, and who not to talk to. If you run, you won't be alone, I promise you that.

Lets everyone be honest with yourselves. Are you doing enough for our cause? Only you can answer that, not me. If you ask yourself that question - without making excuses - and you answer, "No", then you know you must start doing more. If you don't, who will? The other guy? That's one of the reasons we're in this mess. Too many people want the other guy to do it for them. The problem with that is the other guy wants YOU to do it for HIM, and as a result, very little gets done. So no more excuses. You MUST do what you can. If you won't, then maybe the rest of us are just banging our heads against the wall. If most of you don't do your fair share, maybe we should just throw in the towel right now.

If you live outside of California and the Southwest, things aren't as bad for you as they are here (immigration - wise, that is), but like I said earlier. "YOU'RE NEXT!"

YOU'RE NEXT!

Comrades, the title of this post is directed primarily at those of you from the North and North East. And I reiterate, "You're next!"

As you know, there are many of us here in California who refer to this state as "Mexifornia", and for good reason. It almost has become Del Norte Mexico (Northern Mexico). Today it took another step in that direction.

I work only a half mile away, so I can come home on my lunch hour. I was sitting in my living room eating and watching the Jew box - Fox, to be precise, and a commercial for El Paso Salsa comes on. Maybe it's been aired in other parts of the country - I don't know about that, but it made my jaw drop and my temper boil.

Remember, I'm not talking about a Spanish TV station, I'm talking about Rupert Murdoch's Fox Network. But this commercial was all in Spanish! OK, it was narrated in English, but the actors were speaking Spanish.

It's not necessary for me to go into a long rhetorical speech about how the Mestizos are taking over. All of you are sensible enough to see it for yourselves. Also, this is why the topic I speak the most about is immigration, both legal and illegal. This is the number one concern here in California. Many of you who live in other parts of the country are more concerned with Jews or Blacks, or whatever happens to be your pet peeve. But here in California it's the Mestizos.

It is true that they are NOT the cause of the problem, just a symptom. We all know it's ZOG and their Judeo-Capitalist puppet masters that are the true cause of the problem. When you attack a disease, the best course of action is to go after the cause, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the symptoms either.

The sheeple are brainwashed into thinking that there is nothing that can be done. So many believe that America belongs to everyone, and therefore everyone has a right to come here and compete for OUR jobs, buy OUR land, and use OUR social programs, ignore OUR language, ignore OUR customs, and force us to accept theirs in place of ours.

Comrades, enough is enough! What can we do? Just what we've been doing all along. Getting our message out, and running candidates for office. We've already had three candidates run, with one victory. The other two (I was one) didn't win, but garnered a respectable share of the votes. In other words, although we lost, we didn't make fools of ourselves.

To keep doing this, we need each and every Supporter to do whatever they can to help. That means sending in your pledges, handing out literature, talking to people, and yes, even running for office. BTW, for those of you who are out of work and are saying, "I can't run for office, I have to look for a job." Political offices will pay you a salary, expense account, and a pension, so in addition to helping the ANP, you'll be helping your personal finances as well.

If you think you might be interested in running for an office, the ANP has a political advisory committee. Comrade Taylor Bowles has a lot of experience, as does Chairman Suhayda. Contact them. They will be more than happy to advise and help you. They can tell you how to go about registering for office, and how to conduct a proper campaign, what to say, what not to say, who to talk to, and who not to talk to. If you run, you won't be alone, I promise you that.

Lets everyone be honest with yourselves. Are you doing enough for our cause? Only you can answer that, not me. If you ask yourself that question - without making excuses - and you answer, "No", then you know you must start doing more. If you don't, who will? The other guy? That's one of the reasons we're in this mess. Too many people want the other guy to do it for them. The problem with that is the other guy wants YOU to do it for HIM, and as a result, very little gets done. So no more excuses. You MUST do what you can. If you won't, then maybe the rest of us are just banging our heads against the wall. If most of you don't do your fair share, maybe we should just throw in the towel right now.

If you live outside of California and the Southwest, things aren't as bad for you as they are here (immigration - wise, that is), but like I said earlier. "YOU'RE NEXT!"

Where I Stand On Elections

As we all know comrades, voting is mostly a farce in this country. Two hundred years ago - even 150 years ago it may have been important, but now it's all a charade. For the most part, I don't bother, but there are a few exceptions.

When it comes to Federal elections like president, congressmen, and senators, I have nothing but utter contempt. In keeping with the farcical nature of elections, and to amuse myself, if I have time on election day, I'll go and cast my vote for a joke candidate like Homer Simpson or Peter Griffin.

I do the same for governor, state senators, and assemblymen. Under certain circumstances, with local offices, I might vote for an actual candidate. It just all depends on the issues at hand, and the office in question, and who's running. But for the most part, it's a waste of time in my book.

Naturally if the candidate is National Socialist, that changes everything, unless the candidate is NSM. Under the circumstances, considering their leadership and affiliation with the "Joy Of Satan" cult, I could never in good conscience vote for an NSM candidate. But if there is a true National Socialist candidate on the ballot, we must do everything we can to support him or her.

I do pay attention to elections. In the last election, although I didn't vote for either governor, senator, or congressman, I was hoping that Senator Boxer would lose. What does it matter, you say? They're all alike! Absolutely. But Boxer has been in office over 20 years. Time for her to go and let some other crooked politician get their chance at making their fortune by standing on the backs of the workers. Even though they are all the same, no one individual should be allowed to make a life's career out of one office. I publicly said that about one of my opponents in the school board election. Kazalunas (yes, Mexican) was Board Chair and a member for 20 years. TOO LONG - PERIOD! My first choice naturally was to win. My second choice was for him to lose. I got my second choice. He lost. However, I would have loved for us both to have won. He hates my guts and I would have loved to have seen his face when he found out he was going to have to serve on the board with me. That would have been just priceless.

Now as to propositions, that's a little different. Propositions give the people a more direct say in what does or does not become law. If ZOG wants to stick us with a new tax or fee in the form of a Proposition, you better bloody well believe I'll be at the polls voting a most definite NO! Some of you may say if ZOG can't get money from us that way, they'll find another. I'm sure they will. But the point is, if ZOG is going to take my money, they're going to have to fight me for it. I'm not going to freely open my wallet and hand over my hard earned money to a government that is incapable of managing the money it already has.

Because of propositions, California still does not have Gay marriage. Our politicians must bring in the budget on time or their pay and benefits will be suspended. Our motor vehicle registration will not be raised to pay for state parks. The money will now come from increased entry fees. Sure, ZOG still gets their money, but only those who use the parks will pay. Those of us who don't will not have to. I don't use the parks. I shouldn't have to pay. If you use them and don't like the increased fees, I'm sorry but it's TS. You use, you pay. I don't use, so I don't pay. Fair is fair. Speaking of fair, another smoker's tax was defeated because of a proposition back in 2008. This tax would have gone for childhood programs. Smokers only make up 25% of California's adult population. Why should 25% pay for programs that will benefit 75%, who pay nothing? Again, fair is fair.

Well, that's basically my stand on elections. It's all a ridiculous game that ZOG plays to make us think we have a say in who our leaders will be. There may be exceptions in local elections, but I take that on a case-by-case basis. The propositions are different. They give the people a direct say. Sure, if ZOG doesn't get their way through a proposition, they'll find another way. But if ZOG proposes a new tax or fee, are you going to not vote and open up your wallets if it does pass? ZOG will get their money one way or another, and sooner or later (better later than sooner). However, I work hard for my money. I'm not giving it up to ZOG or anyone else without a fight.

Alright comrades, let's make some comments on this one. Do you basically agree with me, or disagree?

BTW, I voted Marge Simpson for senator, Barney Gumble (the drunk on The Simpsons) for congress, and Peter Griffin for governor. Why not? At least Peter is a family guy! LOL

Where I Stand On Elections

As we all know comrades, voting is mostly a farce in this country. Two hundred years ago - even 150 years ago it may have been important, but now it's all a charade. For the most part, I don't bother, but there are a few exceptions.

When it comes to Federal elections like president, congressmen, and senators, I have nothing but utter contempt. In keeping with the farcical nature of elections, and to amuse myself, if I have time on election day, I'll go and cast my vote for a joke candidate like Homer Simpson or Peter Griffin.

I do the same for governor, state senators, and assemblymen. Under certain circumstances, with local offices, I might vote for an actual candidate. It just all depends on the issues at hand, and the office in question, and who's running. But for the most part, it's a waste of time in my book.

Naturally if the candidate is National Socialist, that changes everything, unless the candidate is NSM. Under the circumstances, considering their leadership and affiliation with the "Joy Of Satan" cult, I could never in good conscience vote for an NSM candidate. But if there is a true National Socialist candidate on the ballot, we must do everything we can to support him or her.

I do pay attention to elections. In the last election, although I didn't vote for either governor, senator, or congressman, I was hoping that Senator Boxer would lose. What does it matter, you say? They're all alike! Absolutely. But Boxer has been in office over 20 years. Time for her to go and let some other crooked politician get their chance at making their fortune by standing on the backs of the workers. Even though they are all the same, no one individual should be allowed to make a life's career out of one office. I publicly said that about one of my opponents in the school board election. Kazalunas (yes, Mexican) was Board Chair and a member for 20 years. TOO LONG - PERIOD! My first choice naturally was to win. My second choice was for him to lose. I got my second choice. He lost. However, I would have loved for us both to have won. He hates my guts and I would have loved to have seen his face when he found out he was going to have to serve on the board with me. That would have been just priceless.

Now as to propositions, that's a little different. Propositions give the people a more direct say in what does or does not become law. If ZOG wants to stick us with a new tax or fee in the form of a Proposition, you better bloody well believe I'll be at the polls voting a most definite NO! Some of you may say if ZOG can't get money from us that way, they'll find another. I'm sure they will. But the point is, if ZOG is going to take my money, they're going to have to fight me for it. I'm not going to freely open my wallet and hand over my hard earned money to a government that is incapable of managing the money it already has.

Because of propositions, California still does not have Gay marriage. Our politicians must bring in the budget on time or their pay and benefits will be suspended. Our motor vehicle registration will not be raised to pay for state parks. The money will now come from increased entry fees. Sure, ZOG still gets their money, but only those who use the parks will pay. Those of us who don't will not have to. I don't use the parks. I shouldn't have to pay. If you use them and don't like the increased fees, I'm sorry but it's TS. You use, you pay. I don't use, so I don't pay. Fair is fair. Speaking of fair, another smoker's tax was defeated because of a proposition back in 2008. This tax would have gone for childhood programs. Smokers only make up 25% of California's adult population. Why should 25% pay for programs that will benefit 75%, who pay nothing? Again, fair is fair.

Well, that's basically my stand on elections. It's all a ridiculous game that ZOG plays to make us think we have a say in who our leaders will be. There may be exceptions in local elections, but I take that on a case-by-case basis. The propositions are different. They give the people a direct say. Sure, if ZOG doesn't get their way through a proposition, they'll find another way. But if ZOG proposes a new tax or fee, are you going to not vote and open up your wallets if it does pass? ZOG will get their money one way or another, and sooner or later (better later than sooner). However, I work hard for my money. I'm not giving it up to ZOG or anyone else without a fight.

Alright comrades, let's make some comments on this one. Do you basically agree with me, or disagree?

BTW, I voted Marge Simpson for senator, Barney Gumble (the drunk on The Simpsons) for congress, and Peter Griffin for governor. Why not? At least Peter is a family guy! LOL