[kj] rebellion?

[iPat]

a good read. Intriguing revelations about where the funding comes
from. Put him on the death list.

I've mentioned the book to some German football nuts and they eyed me
very warily after that.

But the European scene and the British is very different. What may
happen one night in a club in the UK, could become folklore in some
countries and make it something bigger than it ever was. I've met
punks, skins, ravers who were so fanatical about getting it right.
There were some football lads who would ask me on which side of the
jacket you should put the pin badge on - you cant resist that can you!
Some where there is a 'gang' in Germany who swear that proper football
nutters wear their pin badge on the inside left of a jacket lapel.

 Coloured bootlaces did have a time and interpretation and each part
of the country adopted what was relevant, but as one who was out on
the road with bands who came into contact with the participant of the
said fashion, it was never 'big' enough for us to take seriously. We
were looking for the serious British Movement guys out to do us, not
coloured bootlaces

On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 3:48 AM, Brendan<bq at soundgardener.co.nz> wrote:

> I read a book called Führer Ex by Ingo Hasselbach, who was a leading Neo

> Nazi figure in the 80s or 90s I think, ended up changing his mind about

> it, wrote a book and went around talking to kids in school about racism /

> fascism. (I had a mate who was in the anti-fas who reckons he only changed

> his spots when he got busted, but who knows. Sounds like he had a shit

> time growing up in East Germany under the Stasi and being a Nazi was the

> perfect way to rebel against them as fascism is the idealogical opposite

> to comminism, in theory). Anyway apparently over there red bootlaces meant

> anarchist, white was fascist, and black was neutral. If I remember

> correctly.

>