George Lincoln Rockwell's Prophecy - and You

AT THE VERY BEGINNING of his career as an open National Socialist, George Lincoln Rockwell had a vision about his eventual fate. In Chapter XIII of his autobiography This Time the World, he prophesized:

"I knew that I would not live to see this victory that I would make possible. But I would not die before I had made that victory certain."

Rockwell took the National Socialist struggle seriously, knowing that it would someday consume his life. And before that fateful day arrived, he had been beaten up and tossed in jail on numerous occasions; he had lost his beloved wife and children, and was estranged from the rest of his family. He was unceremoniously thrown out of the US Navy six months before he would have been eligible for a 20-year pension. Some critics today accuse him of "LARPing." Does it sound to you like he was playing games?

Today, there are some people who self-identify as National Socialists who do not take the struggle seriously. Rather, they treat it as a hobby in which they indulge, if and when the mood strikes them.

I call to the attention of these people what JRR Tolkien had to say about prophecies, on the last page of his novel, The Hobbit:

"Then the prophecies of the old songs turned out to be true, after a fashion," said Bilbo.

"Of course!" said Gandalf. "And why should they not prove true? Surely you don't disbelieve the prophecies, because you had a hand in bringing them about yourself?"

All National Socialists are part of a great historic movement, which may be termed the Body of Adolf Hitler. Conduct yourselves accordingly - and help with your life and actions to fulfill Commander Rockwell's prophecy!
 

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