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  SIEGE

  By James Mason

  An

  ironmarch.org

  publication

  Revision 1

  2017.06.02

  Cover: Maidan, Ukraine

  Editing by Zeiger

  Table of Contents

  1.1 Preface to the Second Edition 8

  1.2 Introduction 11

  1.3 Publisher's Note to the Readership 29

  2 Revolution Through Armed Struggle

  2.1 Phase One Has Phased Out 31

  2.2 Mail-Order Revolution? 32

  2.3 Serious Steps 34

  2.4 Above A Whisper 36

  2.5 The Long Road We've Traveled 38

  2.6 Something That Will Work 39

  2.7 When Right Wing Becomes Revolution 42

  2.8 European Renaissance 43

  2.9 Playing The Ball As It Lies 44

  2.10 Our Reasons for Being NSLF 47

  2.11 Real Revolution Versus Phony Revolution 50

  2.12 We Could Save A Lot Of Time If... 51

  2.13 Removing All Options 53

  2.14 Revolutionary Common Denominator 54

  2.15 Loyalty Only To Ourselves 56

  2.16 The NSLF One-Man Army 57

  2.17 Strike Hard, Strike Deep 59

  2.18 What Movement, Whose Movement? 61

  2.19 The Three R's 63

  2.20 Forces To Be Unleashed 65

  2.21 Priorities Now, Perfection Later 66

  2.22 State Of Emergency 68

  2.23 Linkage 74

  2.24 Probability 76

  2.25 Terrorism Redefined 78

  2.26 Defining The Radical Extreme 81

  2.27 One Hell Of An Article 83

  2.28 I.R.S. 84

  2.29 The Hell Of It Is 85

  2.30 Longest Sought After 87

  2.31 Later On We'll Conspire 89

  2.32 On The Way Into Poland In 1939 92

  2.33 Helter Skelter Is Coming Down 94

  2.34 Marked And Unmarked 97

  2.35 Behold The Uncle Tom 98

  2.36 Stupid People 100

  2.37 Brief Your People 102

  2.38 Cooler Heads 104

  2.39 Leaks 106

  2.40 There Was No Time To Say Goodbye 111

  2.41 Off My Case 112

  2.42 Survivalism 114

  2.43 Readying For Revolution 118

  2.44 In Reverse, Again 120

  2.45 Fury Unfelt 120

  2.46 When To Shoot 121

  3 National Socialism

  3.1 National Socialism 124

  3.2 The German Mystique 125

  3.3 The Chain 131

  3.4 Consequences Not Conscience 132

  3.5 Marching To One Drummer 135

  3.6 No Thanks To The Jews 138

  3.7 The Most Deadly Misconception We Face 139

  3.8 Terms Such As These 140

  3.9 When As It Happens 143

  4 Conservatism and the Lost Movement

  4.1 El Stupido 149

  4.2 The Numbers Game 151

  4.3 Twilight Of The Idiots 154

  4.4 To Build A Movement 157

  4.5 Boys From Brazil 158

  4.6 Lessons Learned the Hard Way 160

  4.7 In Reverse 163

  4.8 Where History Stopped 168

  4.9 What We Can Dispense With 170

  4.10 Reasons, Not Excuses 172

  4.11 Only On Each Other 174

  4.12 Strength Unencumbered 175

  4.13 Too Close To Our Work 177

  4.14 A Break With The Past 179

  4.15 Ready For What? 180

  4.16 Revolutionary Set-Back? 182

  4.17 Two Rules 185

  4.18 The Enemy Is Anyone Who Attacks 187

  4.19 Rejoinder 191

  4.20 Has Anything Been Gained? 193

  5 The System

  5.1 The Way Times Have Changed 195

  5.2 Whose Society? 196

  5.3 Saturation Point 199

  5.4 The Poison And The Rot 200

  5.5 Lost In Time 202

  5.6 U.S. Cities: Hazardous Gene Dumps 206

  5.7 The Whole Is Greater Than The Individual 207

  5.8 Big Brother, the System & the Establishment 209

  5.9 The Simplistic Society 212

  5.10 Business-As-Usual 213

  5.11 Dark Age 214

  5.12 Ain't It Funny 220

  5.13 "People Are Too Smart For That" 222

  5.14 Meaninglessness 224

  5.15 Thrill Kill 227

  5.16 "American Hostages" 229

  5.17 Rabbits and Butterflies 230

  5.18 Of Victims and Statistics 232

  5.19 The Final Wedge? The Last Straw? 233

  5.20 Ripple #1 : Gun Control 237

  5.21 A Breed Apart 239

  5.22 Smashing the Pig System 241

  5.23 Thanks - But No Thanks 244

  5.24 Send In the Clowns 245

  5.25 Skee-Rooed 249

  5.26 Thanks - But No Thanks... Again 252

  5.27 Spooksville 254

  5.28 Biting The Bullet 257

  5.29 Retreat To Reality 259

  5.30 Survival 259

  5.31 Before It's Too Late 260

  5.32 Of Pigs and Professionals 263

  5.33 "The Pigs Are Your Friends" 265

  5.34 Learning Not To Fuck Up 268

  6 Lone Wolves and Live Wires

  6.1 Thank You Mr Director! 272

  6.2 Cowboys and Niggers 273

  6.3 The Mathematics of Terror 275

  6.4 Viking Berseker Rage 277

  6.5 An American Revolutionary Hero 279

  6.6 Power to Break the System 283

  6.7 To Shoot a President 283

  6.8 "400 Potential Assassins" 286

  6.9 "Irresponsible Drifter": Sire To A Thousand Hit Ballads 287

  6.10 After the Fact 289

  6.11 Enter the Spoiler 290

  6.12 Die Monster, Die! 293

  6.13 Mass Insanity Breaking the Surface 294

  6.14 To Kill or Not To Kill 295

  6.15 Revolution in Reality 298

  6.16 One of Us 301

  6.17 Yourself in His Place 303

  6.18 Vigilante 305

  6.19 Splinters 307

  6.20 If It Happens 309

  6.21 Die, Monster, Die! 310

  7 Strength and Spirit

  7.1 The Anti-Social Streak Versus the Decadent Society 312

  7.2 "The True Believer" 315

  7.3 Alienation 316

  7.4 Background to Siege 319

  7.5 God Can Stay but The Church Must Go 321

  7.6 Hollow Vindication 333

  7.7 Measurements of Morality 335

  7.8 Well Done, Soldier 338

  7.9 Truth, Heritage & Blood 339

  7.10 Honor - Loyalty - Discipline 342

  7.11 Poor but Honest 345

  7.12 On Your Own 346

  7.13 Beliefs and Ideas 350

  7.14 Performance 351

  7.15 Discipline 352

  7.16 Intellect, Instinct & Personal Loyalty 354

  7.17 Culture and Conditioning 359

  7.18 Conflict and Adversity 362

  7.19 When Struggle Ceases 364

  7.20 Dedicated To My Enemies 368

  7.21 When Indomitable Wills Despair 370

  7.22 Confused Recollections 372

  7.23 The Big "If" 373

  7.24 The Most Moral 376

  7.25 Three Wishes 378

  7.26 A Thousand Plagues, A Thousand Curses 379

  7.27 Their Money's Worth 381

  8 Leaders

  8.1 Sum Total 384

  8.2 An Honest Man 385

  8.3 The Meaning of Hitler 386

  8.4 A Man, The Man 387

  8.5 What to Look For and How to Look 388

  8.6 Men of Ill Repute 3
89

  8.7 Promise Destroyed; Promised Destruction 392

  8.8 Forces Which Are Positive 396

  8.9 Power to Blow Nazis' Minds 397

  8.10 The Truth Is One 398

  8.11 Charles Manson 401

  8.12 Outlaw 403

  8.13 Beyond Sensation 403

  8.14 Further Disruption 404

  8.15 By Accident or Design 405

  8.16 Revolutionary Man 407

  8.17 A New Phase, A New Course 409

  8.18 Now You've Got Me Scared 410

  8.19 New Thresholds 411

  8.20 The Meaning of Manson 412

  8.21 A Non-Faker 413

  8.22 For Love or Money 416

  8.23 The Attack On Manson 419

  8.24 Reaffirmation 422

  8.25 Charles Manson 423

  9 Universal Order

  9.1 Night Of The Buck Knives 427

  9.2 It Couldn't Have Happened To a Sweeter Bunch 429

  9.3 Hollywood Rogues Gallery 430

  9.4 Foreword And Afterword 432

  9.5 Would You If You Could? 433

  9.6 Nearer The Truth... 435

  9.7 Universal Order 437

  9.8 Living It 437

  9.9 Universal Order Versus The Left-Right Spectrum 438

  9.10 Dichotomy 439

  9.11 Whole People 440

  9.12 Family 441

  9.13 A Combination Impossible Ten Years Ago 442

  9.14 Toward The Unity Of Whites 444

  9.15 Youth Oriented 446

  9.16 Manson's Way 447

  9.17 The Truth Ignored 449

  9.18 Helter Skelter 450

  9.19 The Meaning Of Universal Order 451

  9.20 A Thousand-And-One Diversions 453

  9.21 Women 454

  9.22 Circumstantial Constraints and Karma 456

  9.23 Toward Higher Thresholds 459

  9.24 There's No Fanatic Like A Religious Fanatic 461

  9.25 Revolution Equals Family 462

  9.26 Starting At the Beginning 464

  9.27 'We Missed Our Exit' 465

  9.28 Right or Wrong 467

  9.29 Rules That No Longer Apply 469

  9.30 Balance 472

  9.31 The Sake of Argument 475

  9.32 Indecent Liberties 480

  9.33 The Now 483

  9.34 Staying One Up 484

  9.35 The Course 486

  10 Appendix I: Address

  10.1 Betrayal 488

  11 Appendix II: NSLF

  11.1 The National Socialist Liberation Front 498

  11.2 Strategy For Revolution 501

  11.3 Terrorism 508

  12 Appendix III: National Socialism

  12.1 One Mans Armageddon 516

  12.2 The Twenty-Five Points 524

  12.3 PROGRAM of the World Union of National Socialists 530

  13 Appendix IV: Leaders

  13.1 "The Crazy Men of Destiny" 534

  13.2 George Lincoln Rockwell A Sketch Of His Life And Career 543

  14 Appendix V: Universal Order

  14.1 James Mason Interview with Brian King 551

  Preface to the Second Edition

  SIEGE has turned out from the beginning to have had a remarkable career. Born out of emergency in the summer of 1980, it pulled its own weight financially for the six years of its original run as a monthly newsletter until I decided to end it in the summer of 1986.

  That was the nuts-and-bolts part of it. And that is important unless one is so taken up by hobbyism that they are willing to pour their own money into a losing venture. I was not and am not. The interest must be out there; otherwise, why would anyone bother?

  Naturally, your packaging must contain a certain minimum of professionalism, but beyond that, you really ought to be saying something worth saying and preferably something that hasn't been already said. From the start, I felt I had these criteria together by virtue of a long career already behind me in what is generically called "the Movement".

  In short, I felt I had seen all the mistakes that could happen and heard or read all the garbage that could be spoken or written, at least as regards the subject matter that this "Movement" claims to specialize in. I knew I could avoid all that at the very least.

  Three years after the termination of the SIEGE newsletter, that is, in 1989, an energetic and idealistic young man approached me with the proposal of making SIEGE into a book. If I'd supply him with a complete set of the newsletters, some seventy-two issues, he'd edit them into a book and publish them at his own expense. I said all right, that I'd help him in any way I could, but I cautioned him that, in ten year's time, he could still have them piled in his closet or garage.

  He accepted the risk and, well before ten years were out, SIEGE was a sensation and a complete sell-out. They tell me that copies of this first edition, when they can be found on the Internet, are going for a cool $150.00 apiece. I'd have done well to sat on a couple of cartons of them at the time, but I'm not an investor nor am I a mercenary. All of my "freebies" were likewise handed out freely to friends and associates.

  Then, by the mid-Nineties (the book SIEGE having first appeared in 1993), the letters began to come to me begging for a source for a copy of the book. My only answer was that, if I needed one for myself, I wouldn't know where to go about getting it. And so it only intensified as the Nineties gave way to the new Millennium. So it has stood up until now, after another young and idealistic person has come forth to give us this second edition.

  Once again, I determined that the interest was either going to be present or it was not. Beyond mere interest, there was going to once again have to be the expertise as well as the wherewithal to make it a reality. Because things had not gotten any easier since the first edition had been undertaken. One of the reasons for the long time required to bring that first edition out was the difficulty in finding a printer who'd handle it. In light of the events of September 11th, 2001 , that already tiny pool has just about evaporated completely.

  And yet where there's a genuine will there's usually a way. You're holding that in your hands.

  We felt at the time that we might be letting ourselves in for some hassle from the System due to the perhaps "volatile" content of SIEGE and, indeed, the one "Movement" attorney at the time suggested we supply him with a copy, "just in case." As it turns out, not only did the System go out of its way to ignore SIEGE, so did all but one of the so-called "leaders" within this self-same "Movement". As might be considered my right, I ascribed it to jealousy.

  The young man had done a magnificent job with the book, blowing whatever might have been its next closest competitor right out of the water, and I, for myself, had from the very beginning chosen not to waste a single word on tripe. That was the winning combination. This same formula had always been there for anyone to use. Why no one used it before is taken up in the pages of SIEGE itself. One more reason why the book was generally banned by the "Movement".

  But never was I interested in convincing anyone else of my sincerity, much less was I interested in impressing anyone who was more or less of my own persuasion. First, to distill some real truth and then to package it for the consumption by some minds who might just make a difference with it was my only concern. And things over the course of the last two decades and more have tended to show that we've actually enjoyed some success in the goal.

  This new edition is little changed from the first. The new publisher is apparently convinced that the book holds up well enough after twenty years so as to be worth one more turn on the merry-go-round. As its author, I'm aware where the book has dated and, even though I'd retract not a word from it, I might add a few things. But that would constitute another work. I, too, am convinced that SIEGE remains cutting-edge enough even today and still contains enough Movement history so as to be eminently worth reading.

  So here it is and I must confess that I am most gratified by it.

  Now, after all this time, a fair question might be of this literary antique and oddity: Were we dealin
g in a bit of prophecy and also of "l-Told-You-So" at the time, and now, in the present, has it all become "l-Told-You-So" with little, if any prophecy, left to it?

  You'll have to be the judge of that.

  James Mason, Spring 2003

  Introduction

  James Mason is an ardent National Socialist who has achieved underground infamy. Mason's revolutionary rhetoric is deemed so subversive and violent that it has even alienated other Nazis. SIEGE shares this uncommon distinction with Celine's Les Beaux Draps (A Fine Mess), which was banned from print inside the Third Reich for being too hateful. This status of notoriety has served to propel SIEGE to new dimensions as a harangue bold enough to advocate sheer political terror. Indeed, Mason views the prevalent status quo Establishment as enemy number one, and has striven to foster its decollation by any means available.

  Much of the criticism Mason has attracted stems from his praise of Charles Manson as a misunderstood ideological leader. Superficial minds immediately dismissed this claim as preposterous. But Manson did not carve a swastika on his forehead without reason. Manson does consider himself a kind of neo-Nazi, and what is "neo" about his Nazism is at times quite fascinating. Thus Mason deserves credit for taking Manson seriously enough to glimpse the very coherent meaning behind his apparent facade of madness. Furthermore, both Mason and Manson have nothing but contempt for right wing shenanigans and escapist fantasies that purport to wage battle over pivotal issues that must not be lost, when in reality the greater WAR to even preemptively assert such causes has already been crushed. Suffice it to say, this open honesty has not endeared Mason with those of a lukewarm and illusive mentality.

  The writing done by James Mason for his SIEGE newsletter espouses bar none the most lucid ultimatum yet promulgated for soldiers of the Cause: Total Attack, or Total Drop-Out from the System. Not coincidentally, this admission of brute force wherewith to attain eventual liberation stands as the critical textual thesis upon which this tome is founded. As Mason explains, society has deteriorated to the point where it is crass idiocy to imagine that anything can be salvaged or gradually reformed by following traditional avenues of electioneering or encoded law. Likewise, SIEGE also expounds on how it is nowadays absurd to contemplate full engagement against ZOG by means of noble violence, as there is no longer the existing time, numbers, or expertise to wipe the slate clean in this manner. The pages of SIEGE bear testament to the many who have tried "heightening the contradictions" through guerrilla warfare... and lost, becoming purposeful martyrs either imprisoned or killed outright. Thus only the second half of the equation remains a viable practicality - a Total Drop-Out and withdrawal.