Nessura Resa

The project Nessuna Resa (No Surrender) starts in Lucca (Italy) in the year 2008 by the hands of Adam (voice and guitars) and Cicogna (bass), with the purpose to give a voice to the local Skinhead movement. Togheter with Francesco (drums) in 2009 they record a demo called "Terra di Nessuno" ("No man's land") and start playing gigs around Italy supporting other Oi! and RAC legends of the italian scene.

In December 2009 during a gig in Bologna left-wing militants made a manifestation against the band because of their fascist and nationalistic ideals and topics.

Unfortunately the band had to give it a hold-on in the first months of 2010 because the bass player Cicogna had to serve one year jail for a personal assault against a left-wing militant that was a police informer. While Cicogna was serving time, Adam and Stefano (a comrade friend to all components of the band) got arrested and sentenced 7 years first degree for a aggravated assault to a pub that was a usual Sharp hangout. Because of this Nessuna Resa are actually on hold but with new material and new projects to be made once the time is served! No surrender, no remorse!

Bellow you can read an interview, which is a cut out from "Skinhead magazine - in English" # 6



Kill Baby, Kill! Interview

This  is the English version of amazing interview that was originally published in zine Der Bewährungshelfer #16 in April 2009.

1. What means the name Kill Baby Kill? Why this name?

It means absolutely nothing! When I first started this band we needed, like any other band obviously, a name. This was harder to find than I thought, because all the obvious names were already taken. Every idea that came up was already taken by some band after a little research on the net. Then I found some list of B movies somewhere and selected a few, which I proposed to the other guys who were in the band at that time, and some friends. Kill Baby Kill was the stupidest name on the list so after a good laugh I decided this was going to be the name! Of course after a little while I discovered some other band with the same name, but fuck it, too late to change.

2. Who is playing in the band (today) and what are the aims of the band?

Let me start first with a little “secret”. KBK are actually 2 bands. I’m making the songs in my home studio and make some kind of demo-version using a drumcomputer. This demo I bring to the studio and a drummer ‘Jens’ plays in the drums following these demo’s. Then I’m recording bass, guitars and vocals, and at the end Spandex plays the solo’s. Due to other commitments neither Jens or Spandex have the possibilities to play live so I had to find other musicians for the live gigs. Some came and some went, but for the last 2 years we’ve had the same ‘live-line up'. There’s me doing the bass and vocals, Sven aka fatboy on drums. We’re both from Brugge in Belgium. We use two guitarplayers at the live gigs: Nudel from Germany, and Rob from England. So you could say we’re an international band. As I’m the only one making the songs it’s possible for us not to practise (which is virtually impossible due to the distance). Everyone just practises his part listening to a CD.

There is no aim, just to have fun, play many gigs, meet people all over the world. There is absolutely no political ideology behind the band, even though some of the lyrics might have political statements in it. I know we are often labelled as a political band but I’ve got to say this never was and never will be the aim. We play the music because we like to play music, that’s all.

3. What give you the strength to go the way you choose?

I’ve been a very angry guy for a long time. This really reflects in the lyrics. For most of my life I’ve been kicking against all kind of authority. Teachers in school, the boys in blue, religion, … basically every power that tells other people what they should and shouldn’t do. Unfortunatly living in a “scene” isn’t much different. Still there’s people telling others what they should or shouldn’t do. What music they should listen to, what views to have.. bah! Unregarding political background. Both leftwing and rightwing do this.

4. Skinhead is ……..?

Live your life the way you want it, having fun, going to gigs,…

Being proud of what you achieve in life. We are all on a journey to where ever it may take us due to different decisions we make. Being a skinhead is being there for your friends and family. To help each other when needed. It’s about being aware of what goes on in the world and not to follow like sheep to the slaughter, like many people live their lives. Being proud to make a stand for what you believe in. To follow your own heart. But of course it’s also a subculture with its own fashion. Otherwise we wouldn’t all wear the same clothing brands would we? Like other subcultures music binds us.

A friend of mine from Martens Army had a good statement that says it all ‘PROUD to be PROUD’!

5. What do you think about political correctness, and what political opinion "must" a Skin have?

As I answered in another question, I hate people telling me what to do. How can you call yourself a rebel against a system but at the same time create a system with its own rules yourself? This doesn’t seem logic to me. Political correctness is everywhere, both in left and rightwing scene. People should have their believes, and it’s ok to spread your believes, I have nothing against that. But when you start to tell people what they should and shouldn’t do, what they should and shouldn’t think… wow, that’s a bridge too far! Everyone has the right for their own opinion, whether I agree with it or not. But everyone that tries to force their opinion can go to hell.

6. You play in a band, but what kind of music do you like private (and what are the reasons)?

Well I’ve got a very wide taste of music. I can listen to all sorts of music except for hip hop, R'n'B and rap. It’s quite funny that I recently started listening again to the bands I’ve listened to when I was a young kid. Bands like Guns'n'Roses, Skid Row, Motley Crüe, AC/DC, Motörhead,…! I like a lot of the old punk bands and even some blues once in a while. I like the passion in it. For me a good song is a perfect mix of smart lyrics and powerfull guitarriffs. I also love guitarsolo’s like the ones in Iron Maiden or Manowar songs.

I enjoy listening to music when I drive in my car. I travel very often and what I do is fill a big box to take in my car and then I just put on what I grab. At home I’m mostly busy writing new music so I don’t really listen to much music there…

7. Give back the Oi! to…… and why? Who took it away?

It’s a slogan against political correct bands. They try to take away the real spirit of Oi! music and sell it to a mixed audience. They turn some words into a fashion instead of a statement. Anything to increase record sales right... Oi! music never has been mainstream music and I’m thankful to that. It’s what distinguishes us from the normal crowd. Its something different and it shouldn’t become a light version of what it used to be. Oi! is straight to the point. Powerful music with lyrics straight from the heart. But often with a good sense of humor included offcourse! ;-)

8. What is the different between Punk and Skin? (When we travel to Belgium we can not see a different and that is GREAT !!!)

There are many types of punks as there are many types of skins! Some punks and some skins come very close together, they just dress differently. For the rest they have the same ideas, love to drink, go to the same shows, listen to the same music.. I’m talking about real punks of course. Crusties I shouldn’t even call punks. They are in in nearly every possible way opposites from skinheads. Actually the most punks you see in Belgium at the gigs are Germans, haha!

They are like us, they only have a different fashion. I can’t understand why there’s people that don’t like punks coming to our gigs. These guys deserve respect. They get shit from the leftwing because they make a stand against the reds, but still they don’t kneel or change. It would be so much easier for them to shave their head but still they stick to what they are. That inquires a strong mind and a strong will. Respect!

9. The first LP you ever have bought - first Punk and/or Skinhead LP you have bought?

Well I grew up when the CD was just conquering the world. I have never been a vinyl freak actually. I think the first CD I ever bought was Appetite For Destruction, the best G'n'R album ever! The first punk CD I ever bought was Never Mind The Bullocks from The Pistols, or Chaos In Belgium from Funeral Dress. Or was it Michael Jackson? I’m not sure…

10. You became a Skinhead because of….

I started my "teenage rebellion" at the age of 12. I had a friend who was a 17 year old punk girl. Through her I got to know bands like Blitz, Cock Sparrer, The Oppressed, Chaos UK, Dead Kennedies, Slime, Crass, Special Duties,... a lot! I think I still have one of the tapes she gave me back then. Also through her I got to know the Antwerp AFA punks, and I hung out with them before I ran away from home and lived in a squat in Holland. Yes I lived in a squat as a little runaway.

There I discovered that doing nothing all day ( I looked for work) and that political correctness was not my thing so we had our own group of people who thought a little the same. We distanced ourselves from the leftwing politics which are present in those squats. Slowly some of us, including me started to change our style more into skinhead style. Then shaving the head was just a step away. I’m actually the only one from back then that continued being a skinhead until this day. I first got in touch with rightwing skinheads at age 19 when I met them in a bar in Rotterdam. As I was just stabbed in the neck by an Arabic guy and nearly died I was full of hatred and anger and I agreed on becoming the new bassplayer of their band 'Landstorm’. At that time I had already moved back to Belgium and got to know more and more people there, until 7 years ago ( I’m now 28) I moved to Brugge, the city I was actually born in. I became the guitarplayer in Les Vilains, and then started travelling doing some live gigs with Steelcapped Strength before I started with KBK.

11. You stay as a Skinhead because…..

Because I look stupid with long hair, hahahaha!

12. You play in a famous band. Does it bring you advantage in the scene to be a well known member?

Ofcourse it’s really nice to get aknowledgment for my ‘’baby’’, my creation. It feels really great to see people enjoy what you do, and I would lie if I would say I don’t like to get compliments. It’s also a rush to see people having fun on our music when we play the live gigs, sometimes shouting the songs louder than I can sing! The connection with the crowd is a great feeling. That’s why we enjoy the smaller gigs much more than the bigger ones.

Some advantages with the band is that with the money made of merchandise I was able to buy an entire backline: good guitaramplifiers, bassamplifier, even a PA system. As many readers know we’ve got the famous Kastelein (now Moloko) pub in our city. So we put all the equipment there so the concerts there have a much better sound. Also all the bands in our town (Les Vilains, The Pride, Headcase, Molokids) can use the amplifiers for practise! When people want to form a new band now it will be easier for them because they won’t have to pay for practise room or equipment, which is often a barriere for young kids to start a band. Next project is a studio so we all can record our own stuff!

A definite plus with the band is that we get to travel a lot and meet people all over the world. It’s much easier to maintain friendships and contacts when you’re able to travel a lot. Also we met some really nice people on our travels and saw beautiful countries!

Last but not least I have to dissapoint you with saying that there’s no groupies.. hahaha!

13. Is it easy for you, to visit Oi!-gigs, when the antifa stood at the entrance, to look for "well known“ "Neo-Nazis“?

Pffff, Punk And Disorderly.. the perfect example of what ‘Give Back The Oi!’ stands for…

I was there and I noticed that it really wasn’t my kind of world… I haven’t noticed AFA standing at the door actually. I just know that some retarded people were looking for ‘nazis’ to throw out. Except for 1 punk they haven’t thrown out anyone I think..

Funny thing, when we left the gig, I met the crossdressing singer of The Pestpocken ‘Danny’. Wasn’t really hard to spot him as he wears make up and high heels. He recognised me as well and when he crossed the street he threw a snowball at me.. haha! I must say that really did hurt my feelings and until this day I’m still not over it!

14. What Oi!-band / RAC-band / Punk-band would you like to see (and why) or to play with (and why)?

I would love to see The Macc Lads, because I love their sense of humour, but unfortunately they don’t play anymore. Another band I would like to see is Stiff Little Fingers and if all goes well I will go and watch them somewhere this year! They are brilliant musicians! The bands I wanted to play with we’ve already played with, so that’s already good! I can say that in the near future me and a friend will start organising gigs in Belgium ourselves.

15. What do you know about "the good old times(the 80ties)“ and what is the difference between today and than?

I was born in 1980 so while you guys were going to gigs I learned how to walk, talk and not to shit in my pants!

I really don’t know much about the 80ies so I can’t really say a lot about it.

16. Do you like zines or do you think the www has got enough informations? What is the difference, where is the advantage?

I really like magazines a lot and I used to collect them. Police took hold of them as I had a house search though…

The magazine versus the www is like the CD with artwork or LP stands against the downloaded song. It’s something original, collectable. Just like in my CD collection I don’t have copied stuff, I really like to have the magazine. Allthough it can work together.. For example a paper edition for the collection, and a www edition, posted some months later to reach more people.

The web has some advantages, it’s easier to keep in contact with people all over the world. Skinheadgigs are becoming bigger now because a lot more people know about what gig is going on. Unfortunately so do the opponents from certain gigs. So far for the positive things on the net.

I do absolutely HATE forums where people can anonymously post bullshit on other people, make threats, its like kindergarten! The internetwarrior was born!

Then another thing I dislike is all the downloading. At one hand it’s cool that more people listen to the music, but downloading kills small bands. There already isn’t a lot of money in Oi! music, and making everything for free only makes it worse. We don’t drive fancy cars and live in big villa’s because we sell our CD’s.. But for us it’s a way to afford instruments and equipment. To grow as a band, to make the productions better… and to help out other bands.

17. When we talk about the net, who do you think writes there about your "drug-problem“ and why?

I don’t know who are the people that love to write. It’s quite funny actually.. they are the same kind of people that call us rockstars, because we play in a band and aren’t political enough for them. But at the same time they act like papparazi and write about us every time we even fart. They write about what we were in the past, who we are friends with, what concerts we visit, who we drink beer with, what weeat (yes I eat ethnic food sometimes!) where we train sports.. every possible thing you can imagine gets on the net. I’m not just talking about myself, but about so many members from other bands that have been slandered, talked about for many different reasons. I really don’t know what these people have to prove. I never said I’m perfect, I never wanted or claimed to be an ‘’example for any cause” a messiah, whatever… I’m a normal guy with normal problems like everyone else. I just write songs about it. Of course the fact that I did use coke on a few occasions is very spicy ammunition for these vultures. I don’t need to justify my actions towards these people anyway. They’ve got no right to judge me. The only people who can judge me is the friends or family that I caused pain when I was going through rough times. I apologise to them and thank them for standing by my side when I needed them. They have shown true character!

18. What is the truth about that (just only some short word).

I’ve been going to some serious personal problems the last year, and under influence of doctor subscribed medicines I didn’t care about anything anymore. I started to drink a lot and hung out with different people who did drugs in the weekends. It happened a couple of times when I got really drunk that I got offered and accepted some coke to get sober again. Thinking back it’s just really stupid because that stuff is really bad for mind and body and an easier solution would have been not to drink that much! But I guess I was too fucked up in my head to realise it. After some good talks with some true friends I opened my eyes and saw I was busy destroying my own life completely. I went to seek for professional help and I ended with all the sleeping pills, calming pills, anti depressives etc that were turning me into an emotionless zombie. It wasn’t easy because I found out I was really addicted to it, but I’ve succeeded and managed to stay of that stuff. Now I found a new drug: Sports!

19. What do you think about people, who just read something and "spread the message around the world“ without asking the concerned people?

I’m open about what happened and I’m man enough to take responsibility for my actions and mistakes. Everyone that contacted me about this issue I’ve answered openly. Of course there’s always some people who don’t take the time to find out what really is going on, but just talk, talk and talk. Thing is, information is power… Some people think they become more important when they can give more, bigger, spicier information about other people. They live and the breath gossip. Asking the concerned people would possible make the story less interesting, so why bother? No let’s first throw around the shit and then hope that some will stick like it always does.

Anyway, people make mistakes in their lives. No one is safe from that. Hanging out someones dirty laundry in the world is quite sad anyway.. when someone has whatever kind of trouble it’s up to that person to decide how much he wants to share with the outside world, and not to people who just love to talk because it makes them lose focus from their own shit. Anyway, I’ve already spent waaaay too many words on this subject.

All by all, we are a band, we are not political examples, don’t want to be somebody’s hero! (haha I took that from SLF) we make music. Love it, or don’t listen to it! There’s nothing more to say about that.

20. Drugs are…..

Totally unnecessary for me. I don’t need them.

There’s many different sorts of drugs, mind altering substances. Alcohol is a drug too, we shouldn’t be hypocrite about that. Why else do we drink, to get in a different state of mind , right? Or what about all the calming pills, sleeping pills, anti depressives.. those are far more dangerous than the odd line of coke, and I am speaking of experience. They call these drugs legal, but they can turn people into emotionless, heartless egocentric selfish bastards like I was on them. There’s a big difference between drug users and drug addicts. I know some people who do drugs during the weekends but have a good job and family life. Then I also know people who don’t do drugs, just drink, but fuck up on every other thing in life.

The problem lays in how these things are being used. Including alcohol! I’m not judging people that decide to use something, they are old enough to make their own decisions in their life, but people who are addicted to any kind of drugs whether it’s doctor subscribed, or heroine, alcohol,… should get professional help to get rid of their addiction. Life is much more than looking for a rush!!!!!!!!!

21. Family is….

The most important in life, or at least it should be! Family is there in times of need, family is always there nevertheless how much you fucked up. I really love my family and I’ll always be thankful for everything they did for me and still do! I hope that one day I will start a family of my own.

22. Is the band, the movement a kind of family?

Not really, although some band members became really close friends, and some close friends became like family. I’ve realised this in the hardest times. The movement? Absolutely not. The movement is too much about appearance unfortunately… in a movement it’s too important what the outside world sees of it.

23. As I have heared, you will have next time a German song! Tell us about how this can happen and why? Who write this song and where do you med that guy first? (Ha ha, now we will see who can better remember!!!)

Actually there will be at least 2 german songs! They are written by you and I’ve got no idea where we met first! I did find an old picture of us in a hostel in Brugge years ago!

Wasn’t this the first time we met? My memory is like a Swiss cheese, hahaha

I’m looking forward to recording the songs, let’s hear how my accent sounds like in German!

24. If you see Europe, what is the difference between the countries? Where do you like to live, and why?

Most European countries are quite the same I think. We’ve got more or less the same kind of governments, economical crisis, etc.. The last couple of years I noticed that the laws are getting stricter on us. The more they spread the message that we should live in a free world, the more laws they impose to us. The more they talk about freedom of speech, the more they gag our mouths with political correct tape. It’s a controversy. I heard the split CD with ER has been indiziert in Germany, while I’ve been charged in Belgium too with racism charges because of Kill Baby Kill. It doesn’t look like things will improve soon…

25. Can’t they see we only want to have some fun?

I’ll stay in Belgium though, at least for the first time…

26. Germany is…..

Big! It’s a beautiful country with a lot of nice places I love to visit. Recently I’ve been in the old part of Dresden and I couldn’t believe my eyes how beautiful it is. Also all the castles everywhere are something special! I’m visiting Bremen next week to have a few drinks and I’m looking forward to see the city as I’ve heard it’s really worth visiting.

27. German beer is….

Come on, you’re asking the wrong guy, I’m from Belgium.. THE beer country in the world!

28. German Skins are….

All Nazis? Haha

Serious now… I wanted to move to Germany for a few months to learn the language, but my lawyer strongly advised not to, because the prosecutor would use that in court against me, because german skins = nazis! Hahaha

I really like a lot of the skins in Germany, they really keep the true skinhead spirit alive. And they are good drinkers!

29. Der Bewährungshelfer is….. (my zine, and 18 years old)

It’s in German obviously, but I do take my time to translate the road trips and concert reviews as they’re often funny to read! It’s not just the concert, and what bands, but reading it also gives you an impression of the atmosphere!

30. If we talk about Skins, where is the difference between all the kind of "we are the original Skins“? What about Hammer-Oi!-Sharp-Red-and what ever-Skin?

Everyone should do what they think is best and follow their own heart. If people want to be part of an organisation then that is their choice and I respect it. It’s just nothing for me. My band is my organisation.

31. What do you think about the "Spirit of 69“?

I like Short Cropped’s view on the spirit of 69! Hahahaha

32. If we talk about Skins, which German Bands you know and which one is the best?

There’s too many bands to mention..

Der Clou of Endstufe is probably my favourite German skinhead CD. Other bands I like are old Onkelz, Störkraft, Freikorps, Barking Dogs, Faustrecht,… well, mostly fuck-PC Oi! music.

33. Here the possibillity to ask me some thing...

How tall are you exactly? ;-)

Greetings and best wishes!

Dieter, 11 april 2009

 
Source: Boots and Braces web zine

The sacrifice of Captain Dimitar Spisarevski

"To fall Bulgaria should fall only Sofia. It should be razed and the rubble and to sow potatoes”
Winston Churchill



Cap. Dimitar Spisarevski

 

On December 20, 1943 formation of American bombers "flying fortresses" B-24 Liberteytar ("Liberator" ironic author), guarded by dozens of fighter jets bombed again and buries the capital Sofia with the deadly its load.

For comparison, Bulgarian Air Force during the war have about 80 aircraft. It should be noted further that the Air Force two "most democratic" societies in the world in the United States and Britain, not just bombed civilians, but got there it poured so-called "toy bombs"  that explode in the hands of children.

Airport Bozhurishte this day martial duty gives alumnus Second Male High School and the Military School of His Majesty, Lieutenant Dimitar Spisarevski. For him, this is the first combat flight, but something unexpected happened - the machine which was supposed to fly, he breaks down and uses a spare aircraft - Messerschmitt Me-109G-2. During the battle Lieutenant Spisarevski off one of the flying fortresses. Pushed by the guards of the enemy fighters, Bulgarian pilot assumes a rate of rupture is the enemy bombers and although his plane was riddled with machine gun fire, managed to catch him and crashes into the "Liberator." His plane crashed on the village of Dolni Pasarel. In the air battle and died lieutenant George Kumurdjiev.

From bombers shot down by "Tara" from the first Bulgarian "live warhead" survives only twenty-four year-old Sergeant, Robert Henry Renner. The story goes that during his treatment in hospital, asked to bring with him the mother of Spisarevski on which to forward their orders and medals as a sign of respect for the heroism of her son.

This we know from the diaries of Bozhurishte airport, but what is this person? How has decided this great sacrifice? Why he decided to sacrifice young twenty-seven year life in defense of the sky over Sofia and the Fatherland?

Let's dive into the memories of relatives, friends and enemies and everyone to decide what was this young man:

"There are celebrities who sharply distinguished from the others. Once you meet them, to remember them forever. Spisarevski was the kind of person. Are you angry about something terrible happening. And for myself doing that, but always in defense of others, the weaker. Particularly attached to his comrades. Was ready for them, without batting his eyes, to throw and even fire. But most strongly reacted when it offensive as a Bulgarian. All men love and respect him, because to them it was playful and talkative. " says  pilot-Colonel Stoyan Stoyanov.

In Lufatwaffe uniform

"There was a Feldfebel (Sergant) of his company - Gatev that beat most regular soldiers. Once a soldier had undertaken an a bar ... Spisarevski see him pluck with power bar and then broke his back and said: "This boy has come here to serve Bulgaria and you beat him. Who gives you this right? "Said O.z. Feldfebel-Aeromechanic Ivan Petrov.

From the memories of the fighter pilot Michael Grigorov, served under the command of Lieutenant Spisarevski understand: "Whenever he spoke of Bulgaria and mentioned her name or talked about its history, its natural beauty or it came to decent Bulgarians, his voice began to vibrate, and his face blush of internal stress. His chest swelled and it became a huge and impressive. With its proud stance dominated us all. "

Lieutenant John Makledan: "Only six minutes before he fell with my fighter with my own eyes I saw something incredible and awesome. I do not know whether the American pilots have experienced something similar in Europe. With the same eyes with which you see, I watched a flying whirlwind Bulgarian fighter is now separated from collapsing to the ground our "flying fortress" fell with all his strength on the other, and fell on it. He pulled her tail and "fortress" to break a large oak struck by lightning in the mountains. And there was one of our best crews.

Indeed, the terrible death, even the most fearless drivers! "

To get a more clear idea about the personality of Spisarevski will mention one incident:

During his training in the elite German fighter Vernoyhen School in 1938, a German officer abusive Bulgarian honor. Spisarevski beats up the German along with five other German pilots. Gear up to a huge scandal, which was quickly extinguished by the head of the school. The commander was impressed by the ambition of Spaycha (Spisarevski's nickname) and boasted to the other pilots in the school.

After 1989 his heroic feat is removed from oblivion. It has been published numerous books, pamphlets and articles. Monuments were erected in his home town of Dobrich, Sofia , and his skull a place where a plaque was affixed. Streets and boulevards carry their name in Dobrich, Sofia and village of Pasarel.

Source: Interesi.net

Report from B&H Slovenia gig

Deptarture from Middle England at 7am Thursday morning, eventually arrived in Ljubljana at 4.30pm, was met by comrades from Slovenia who I had contacted via this B&H forum, was taken to a very nice B&B for a wash and brush up, then about 6pm was picked up and taken to the infamous/notorious Club 88! Had been told about this place by a couple of the members of Section 88 at the St Georges Day gig in April, any way I wasn't to be disappointed. Club 88 may not be the biggest, most sulubrious pub but how often do you walk into a joint to be greeted by a HUGE portrait of Adolf Hitler! The beer was good, cheap and tasty and with Skrewdriver/No Remorse/Brutal Attack on the juke box could you ask anymore of 'any' pub? Glad I went on the Thursday as I got to meet the Slovenians in chill out mode and ave a chat/laugh/drink as most of 'em were 'working' the gig Friday/Saturday night. All the Slovenian boys were f*ck*ng top geezers though, passionate, funny and 100% committed to the cause. Sat drinking beer and blueberry snapps with them for 4-5 hrs before becoming DJ for the night and avin a couple of hours of my favourite white power tunes. Eventually the lack of sleep (cough!) and lack of food (cough!) and an exessive amount of alcohol started to take its toll and I had to be escorted (carried) back to the B&B!

Friday started late with one HUGE hangover, sleep/food/water sorted that though and by 2pm I was back at Club 88, the weather was very mild and we could sit outside drink and listen to more quality white power tunes. The party was due to start at 6pm but by mid afternoon comrades from Holland, Germany, Greece, Serbia, Slovenia (N/S/E/W), Switzerland and beyond started to arrive, a 12hr party of drinking/singing/laughing then proceeded as the numbers grew and grew and comrades from every corner of Europe descended on this tiny venue. Speeches were made by our Slovenia hosts to welcome us all and some of the younger skins (who worked f*ck*ng hard setting things up) got their tee-shirts that made them fully fledged members of the group, a really nice touch. Anyway the party went on til about 3am then back to the B&B.

The day of the gig started late (thankfully minus a hangover, thanks to laying off the snapps) and predictably the first port of call was Club 88, as the previous day comrades started to descend upon the club in larger and larger numbers and the various number of nationalities (Austrians, Croatians, Hungarians, Italians, Slovakians, Spaniards, etc...plus crew from Bulgaria /note editor/) just grew and grew. The atmosphere was good as comrades rekindled old friendships, drank and chatted, then about 6pm people started to head towards the venue of the gig, the venue by the way was a LARGE night club a bit like old Hummingbird night club in Brum, for those that know Birmingham. Upon arrival a large number of people were already lined up ready to go in, on getting inside the venue consisted of a large main room with a rectangular bar and a big dancefloor, in the other room had a fantastic selection of merchandise.

Too the important stuff now and the bands:

First up was German band Rotte Charlotte, I saw them at the 2009 Fest Der Volker and once again they were very good, different in many ways as they are a bit more punky rock n roll rather than stodgy Teutonic rock/metal, up beat and bright they got the night off to a great start, am told their lyrics are mainly satirical which unfortunately leaves an Englishman who speaks very little German floundering but even I got Antifa Superstar to the tune of Skinhead Superstar by The Bully Boys, a good set, well recieved by the crowd and we were off to a flyer.

Rotte Charlotte

Next on stage were one of Englands finest and the ever popular Whitelaw, now with a second guitrarist which really gives them that added kick they started off with the crowd favourite/anthem Kick The Reds In, the front of stage mosh pit was now really in full swing as the Nottingham boys nailed classic after classic, Benny was doing his trade mark speeches/diatribes mid song as Fetch The Noose, Raise A Salute, Nothin At All, were all knocked out. Too finish what else but Tomorrow Belongs To Me and one last blast of Kick The Reds In (again) a top set that the ever exhuberent crowd really enjoyed and really good to see a band who genuinely seemed thrilled and exited to be there.

Next up were the German giants Division Germania who I'd seen earlier in the year at the Bonded By Blood gig, a large German contingent were always gonna give them a huge reception, like a panzer rolling they do/did song after song and 'fortunately' a German comrade from Bavaria translated the lyrics to me as best he could and explained what each song was about. They seemed to have a few technical problems along the way so their set wasn't as fluid as it might of been but the crowd sang along, seig heiled and moshed from start to finish and another great set came to an end.

Fourth band of the night was French band Frakass who unfortunately had to follow Division Germania and proceed headliners Brutal Attack, a thoroughly unenviable task, most people seemed to take a breather at this point so they didn't quite have the crowd with them like the other bands did, have to admit I went outside for some fresh air at this point but what I did see/hear was some very proficient French RAC, good to see a French band represented on the bill and they got a poitive reception as their set came to an end.

Frakass

Last but last were the headliners and RAC legends Brutal Attack, with 30+ years under their belts they were never gonna fail to hit the mark infront of a huge receptive, enthusiastic, appreciative audience, we got classic hit after classic hit, as the mosh pit got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder! Stand out song of the night was undoubtedly 'Always Near' as the whole audience joined in and the seig heiling reached a zenith. Shame the minutes silence wasn't as quiet or respected as it may have been but I think some of the message was slightly lost in translation with some of the punters. The set finished with the crowd wild and high as a kite and a good night was had by all.

Brutal Attack

A few nice speeches by the Slovenian organisers thanking everyone for attending was a nice touch and alot of very drunk, very tired skinheads headed to the for corners of Europe.

This truly was a great event, a great gig and a massive success, to the Slovenian organisers (old/young/male/female) a huge thank you from ALL of us, you are a credit to the Brotherhood, cheers to ALL who helped me over the week-end and heres to the 11th Anniversary in 2012. Nice to meet old friends and great to make new ones, this was a top week-end, Slovenia as a country is clean, friendly and white, its skinheads are intelligent, committed and honourable.

Hail Slovenia! Hail B&H! Hail the European Skinhead Army!!!

by Krusty

Photos by Galician white devils blog

"Skinhead magazine" Interview

1.Hello Poli, greetings from NS Revolt e-zine? Please introduce the history of “Skinhead magazine”? How it gets started?

Hello crew! Well, it's a long story. Everybody knows me as Poli and I'm 35. I've always been written on mags. During 1995-96 one friend and me knew the 'Rock and Revolution' magazine editor, the project liked us and we supported it writing reports, etc.. but finally the mag disappeared because had different problems. After that, I cooperated actively in other mags like 'Clase Obrera' (Working Class) in 1997-98, 'Extreme Sound' in 1999 and others as Rägnarok (1996) or The Voice of Spain - in English (1999-2000). I decided to do my own magazine in 2001 and I did two issues of 'Race, Rock and Revolution' but I had troubles again.. and in 2003 I returned back with my NS/WP Skinhead Magazine -from issue 3-but I had troubles again when the issue 9 was out. Finally the magazine name changed to only Skinhead Magazine and from the issue 10 was printed every two months.

Some years ago I was thinking to print a magazine in English language, similar to Spanish edition. Peter from Pure Impact cheered me to go on forward and 12 issues are out now, althought I must add it isn't a success.

The most of people are not aware of the effort and perseverance what a magazine need when you are doing it regularly. The worst problem I have it's fucking money, print and post costs are really expensive here. That's the reason because you are doing a web-zine, isn't it?? Money and capitalist society is the cancer of the 21st century, no doubt, but this is other question.

2.You have interview many bands, but what is the feeling to be on “the other side of the barricade”? Have you ever been interviewed before?

Buff... I've published on 300 interviews in my Skinhead Magazine proyect from 2001. I have not favourite interviews, but thanks to some interviews I have contact with really good people.

Yes, I have been interviewed sometimes. I answered questions to B&H Romania, Frente Negro, B&H Hellas, Omerta, Golpe a Golpe, NS Violence, Morrion and Juventud de Acero magazines. And to Nuevo Orden Musical, Soto del Real Resiste, Ultra Sur Ciudad Real and Bombardero Skinhead Magazine webzines. I don't know if I forget anyone....hehe. I'm very happy to answer an interview but usually I need some months to do it becuase I'm always very busy not only with my magazine; my job and my family need all my time too. My favourite activity is to play with my sons.

3.Do you have a “black list” of bands who never answered you questions :) ?

Hahaha, no, I have no black list of bands who never answered me!!!! But it's a good idea!! haha, it's a joke. Many bands, more than you can think, didn't answer my questions. The worst is when a band tell you: "yes, send us the questions and we'll answer them soon" and they'll never contact with you again. That's sad but it happens.

4.Why you have interviewed so often Greek bands? Is there some strong connection with the Greek scene for you?

Well, the reason is simple,.... Greek bands always answer!!! Old band Boiling Blood didn't answer my interview because the band split up. But the rest, except Sergeant Oi!, always answer me soon. Thanks to interviews I got good contact with good people.... Albert, Kostas, Christos, etc... I have no special connection with Greek scene but I think the people from South Europe keep common points of view about life, for example, such as, Italians. But I think all European people are brothers, from Athens to Helsinki, from Moscow to Madrid.

5.Why you are so interested in Czech/Slovak and Eastern European scene in general?

Well, I was in very good touch with skins from Czech/Slovakia, Poland or Ukraine in 90's, I keep good memories from these years. I think people (not only in skinhead scene) were more honest and compromised in these times than now when we have the technology in our hands, people don't know to use it in the right way. I specially remind to Ian from Czech and Lukasz from Poland, we were in touch by letter from many, many years.

About music, I like too the music from 80's-90's in East Europe: Orlik, Vlajka, My Lai, Krátky Proces, it's a long list to name all bands...

6.Why do you prefer to use A5 format for the zine instead of bigger size like NADSAT for instance?

A5 format is better to send it by post, perhaps isn't so professional as a bigger size, but it's more convenient and cheaper. There are not special reasons.

7.What is your opinion on Bask and Catalonian separatist and about separatism in Europe at all?

It's a complicated question. I'm a Spanish nationalist, no doubt, but I'm, or I consider myself, NS. As NS I support, respect and defend ALL European cultures, languages, etc... Spain is a country which was built from different communities who were united by blood and cultural ties. Marxists and capitalists interests want to destroy these ties spreading lies, regional confrontations, envy, etc... Unity is strength, but if white people is divided in Spain or Europe cause to separatism, chauvinism or other Marxists or capitalism strategies then a third way, a growning of NS ideas, will be impossible. Of course I want a Bask or Catalonia areas where their culture and language can develop healthily inside Spain, but it's only possible in a NS Spain which is inside a federal NS Europe free of Marxism and capitalism.

8.Your comments about the latest news from Spain – the court said that “neo-nazi” ideas are not illegal. Is this really good news, or just another trick of the system? In same time nationalist have been prosecuted - the case of Josue Estebanez , trails against B&H Spain, Pedro Varela… just to mention a few. Did the present days are bad times for Spanish Nationalists and Revisionists?

It was a great sentence for Spanish NS but it's not a free or blank check. A thing is theory and other different is practice. Spanish laws are confused about NS, it depends what judge is judging you, the law is written but every judge interpret the law as he or she wants -under his point of view or political beliefs-, really!

The trials agaisnt B&H is an example of that. B&H Spain was a legal association but the most of B&H were sentenced by illegal association (?). Pedro Varela is only inprisoned because the judge is a friend of leaders of SOS Racism in Barcelona.... Catalonian judges are harder against NS and Pedro Varela is considered a dangerous person in a multicultural society as ours. I'm sure if Varela had been judged in other Spanish area, he wouldn't be in prison today.

I must add the Varela's imprisonment is only getting him stronger, sure.

9.What is the situation on nationalist political scene in Spain? As far as I know there are 4 different fractions of “La Falange” and many other small organizations? Is the scene is so divided as it seems?

Well, I personally think the Spanish political scene in nationalist and NS-NR movement is a total jigsaw. Falange, in my opinion, is in a deadline without future. The most of leaders in NS movement keep old rivalries from the CEDADE's era, being this organization the most important NS movement in Spain ever. The most active and better politically talking under my point of view are AN and MSR parties but democracy never will allow a strong NS-NR party, so I don't believe in democracy.... Financial system well hidden behind democracy loves the power and our ideas are the opposite. It's remarkable the excellent association Devenir Europeo which is very active publishing NS texts, fanzines, etc...

10.Spain has the highest rate of unemployed young people in Europe. What are the reasons for that? Do you think that the situation will get better in next few years?

Really it's about the 40% when in Austria or Netherlands is 4%. I don't see a solution of that in a short time... for example, it's cheaper for a company to fire up a young than offering a long-time contract of employment, so the most of big companies fire up young people continually, contracting again other young people and fire up them again six months or one year later. The new government have promised a new work law, they have promised too a financial reform. But about work, the situation is complicated, the building construction is an unviable work-area and don't exist in Spain any productive work area what can absorb five millions of unemployment persons.

11.Some words about “Democracia national” and Manuel Candela (ex Divisiosn 250). Did he betrayed his former beliefs as a skinhead?

Manuel Canduela has a long history in Spanish scene, right, their ideas now perahps aren't NS but calling him traitor is excessive under my point of view. I think he chose a different way, more nationalist, lighter facing to mass media trying to reach the people votes. But the Spanish nationalist votes are totally divided in a lot of little parties and carry a message to population is very difficult when democracy is spreading shit about you.

12.Changing the subject onto music topic finally – what are your memories from your early skinhead days? Memories about bands like Division 250, Estendarte 88, Batallon de Castigo? What was the spirit of the times back then with no Internet, Mp3’s downloads, etc.?

Well, I personally keep no good memories from the first years, we were in a lot of problems, we were too young. At the beginning of 90's skinheads groups were unconnected, people met on football matches and little concerts. Only one shop about skinhead items was in Spain in these years, all contacts -national and international- was by letters whose answer was anxiously expected...

It was wonderful times, people were more honest, sincere, genuine, there were other times, old times.... I see young people today on streets playing with drugs, adicts to internet, no values, no future, but no problem they can watch tonight Big Brother. Really sad.

Oh, great, first bands as D250 or Estirpe must be on every skinhead's record collection, I remember the first Primera Linea gigs when I was a teen. Yes I've seen twice or three times to Estandarte 88 on stage, they played a lot of concerts during many months, every weekend -the most active live-band ever in Spain-, I still am in touch with the band drummer. And about Batallón de Castigo.... they had the best live show in Spain, and perhaps in Europe, people turned crazy dancing in front of the stage. Eduardo, the Batallon singer, is well-known showman in Spanish scene. I remember to see them in 1998 or 1999.

Of course, sadly skinhead scene is changing every year. I'm not agree with new tendencies inside skinhead movement although, of course, I respect them. Downloading is good when you're looking for a rare old record but to download current records is really a problem for labels and a healthy scene.

13.What can you tell us about present music scene in Spain? Is it hard to organize a gig?

I'm very critical with Spanish music today. During early years bands play more simple music but lyrics were great, real battle hymns, very well done you were able to vibrate with all of them -full of feelings-, but today all bands here love to play RAC with metal influences repeating the same topics in lyrics. Currently I like Dramatic Battle or Prisionero nº7 musically and with texts. Arma Blanca lyrics can get a smile out and was a surprise to listen Los rockeros de Cristo Rey, hahaha, very nice lyrics and music too; they split up but are working in a new musical proyect now.

About gigs, I love little concerts where all people is such as a family; but unfortunately many concerts in Spain have fights among brothers, they want to solve their rivalry during a concert, this is an unacceptable image for our scene. Big concerts are too visited by police, they control the concert entrance and the name of all people who go to concert, shameful!!

14.What do you think about the drugs in the skinhead scene? Do you have such problems in Spanish scene?

People who takes drugs cannot name himself skinhead, no place for drugs in skinhead movement. Of course I suppose some bastards inside in skinhead scene in Spain take drugs, but is not usual. Yes, of course, Spanish scene have some problems.... worst is apathy of skins, sitting on computer or doing nothing and many personal rivalries and football rivalries were always present, dividing the scene. Both are big problems.

15.What can we expect in the upcoming issues of “Skinhead magazine”? Could you give us some interesting information in advance, please?

Well, Skinhead Magazine is closing 2011, a real annus horribilis for magazine. The Spanish edition lost a lot of magazine readers and subscribers, lossing too a lot of money to print future issues. But I'm not discouraged, a handful of comrades are still interested in old paper magazines art so Spanish edition nº43 is coming soon with more pages, 68 pages. The English edition will be with same structure and number of pages. The next magazine issues will contains a good stuff, no doubt.

Internet world will never defeat paper magazines, no defeat me. Sure. The traditional magazine will survive. It's incomprehensible as one skinhead can spend hundred of euro buying clothes or tattoos.... and cannot spend 15 euro by one year for reading a -I think, good- paper magazine. Of course, Skinhead magazine is too in Internet www.skinhead-magazine.blogspot.com

I advise you too the recent POW Spain site www.celda88.blogspot.com ; a young political site www.elfarodelsurdeeuropa.blogspot.com and the most important Spanish site for skins www.madridantiantifa.es

16.Ok, enough for your first interview for my blog, will not torture you more:) I wish you good luck with your excellent magazine in the future. All best wishes to you and your family, we’ll continue to cooperate in the future. Any final comments?

To answer you is not a torture haha, thanks for your best wishes to Skinhead Magazine, my family and me. I wish you too the best. Keep your good job with RevoltNS blog!

I want to apologize you for my late reply, better later than never. Believe me if I tell you I'm really busy, thanks you for understanding me and your patience.

Best regards to all RevoltNS readers.

Nissa skins Interview

Greetings Comrade! We would like to thank you for your answers, thus we come to know more about the French movement and also about you. First of all please tell us about yourself and about the Nissa Skins Crew.

In the context of French and European politicking, young nationalists from city of Nissa wished to regroup in a small but radical structure. The aim is to bring together friends participating in the same sports, cultural and activists.

The Nissaskins (NSH) were born in April 2002

I know you are editing a blog and a magazine (Werwolf webzine, Hammerfall zine). Could you tell something about these? Why you felt their importance? Will you continue the Hammerfall Zine?

This second question follows on from the first. Indeed, before a decline in youth engagement, we wanted to maintain a certain way of life, in other words to create and maintain the flame. In the early 2000s, there has been little by little the disappearance of French and zines in 2008 there were more skinzine, hence the birth of Hammerfall. And for that we must use the latest technologies, and in France we had a car behind, it was essential to create a webzine (Werwolf), who was also one of the forerunners in its field Actually view the blog launched in September 2008 and the zine a month later. Despite all the existing sites and blog, there was a void in France. No site was dedicated to the patriots, nationalists, skinheads, to the NS. A 100% National blog! The concept was to upgrade the Fanzine by keeping online through the blog, for better distribution. This allows us to reach many more people. Hammerfall the zine were to exist, and I hope I can continue I had to interrupt it because of time, as new projects have emerged as the realization of the DVD Brutal Attack (a big thank you to the Hungarian comrades for their help) and a compilation of international assistance to political prisoners.

Please tell us something about the French movement’s past and its present?

The Patriots defender of France gradually became the guardians of the nation against the Republicans and liberal egalitarian capitalist. In this context, they recognized the enemies of France in the Freemasons, Jews and all the parties and international associations. Unfortunately the French Nationalists had little opportunity to overthrow the government in power, and wars have decimated many of us from the historical parenthesis of the French government (under the government of Marshal Petain). Nationalists are in silent war, and had little room to express their political beleifs. One structure is out of the omerta, the Front National (FN) at a price many concessions to the system and focusing on the elections in the short term at the expense of training militants in the long term. Crane, Jean Marie Lepen kept some radical in his discourses (to a certain unification of the national family), which ended with the arrival of Marine LePen. Meanwhile, there was explosion of black and north African immigration, and now Asian. While Jews are in control of the goverment, the NS movement has gradually reduced. Only a few radical groups such as the French work survived

While groups like the Bloc(h) Identitaire (Nissa rebela, Projet apache, rebeyne,...)of Israel opts like The English Defense League. Because of fatigue (disappointed corrupt governments) and the consumer society, young people turn away from politics and the public interest.

But others rekindle the flame.

The main organizations in France:

• Poujadisme :

o Union de défense des commerçants et artisans (1953)

• Mouvance identitaire et néopaïenne :

o Terre et Peuple (1994)

o Nouvelle droite populaire (NDP) (2008)

o Front Comtois (2008)

• Nationalisme :

o Jeune Nation (1949-1958)

o Occident (1964-1968)

o Groupe union défense (GUD) (1968-2002)

o Œuvre française (1968)

o Ordre nouveau (1969-1973)

o Front national (FN) (1972)

o Parti des forces nouvelles (PFN) (1974-1984)

o Alliance populaire (1992-1995)

o Parti national républicain (1995-1999)

o Mouvement national républicain (MNR) (1999)

o Parti de la France (PdF) (2009)

o Rassemblement étudiant de droite (RED) (2004-2009)

• Solidarisme :

o Mouvement jeune révolution (1966-1972)

o Groupes action jeunesse (1973-1978)

o Union solidariste (1975-1976)

• National-catholicisme :

o Chrétienté-Solidarité (1980)

o Parti Français Chrétiens (1984)

o Renouveau français (RF) (2005)

• Fascisme clérical :

o Cercle franco-hispanique

• Pétainisme :

o Association nationale Pétain-Verdun (ANPV)

o Jeunesses patriotes (1924-1936)

• NS :

o Parti nationaliste français et européen

o Truppenkameradschaft

o Elsass Korps

o Combat furtif-Werwolf

• Army groups :

o Commando Mario Tutti

o Nomad 88 2008

o Ordre et justice nouvelle

o Front de Libération nationale français ~1978

o Comité pour l'ordre moral ~1984

o Commando Delta 1961-1978

o Organisation armée secrète

o Groupe Charles-Martel

o Ligue des combattants français contre l’occupation juive 1979

o Organisation secrète d'action révolutionnaire nationale

o Armée nationale secrète (autre appellation de l'OAS-métro MIII, regroupe des anciens de Jeune Nation)

o Cellule Ordre et Justice ~1980

o Commandos de France ~1981

o Commandos de France contre l'invasion maghrébine ~1986

o Groupe ou Commando Hermann Goëring 1973 et 1977

o Groupe Massada ~1989 (proche du PNFE)

o Groupe Odessa 1979

o Ligue internationale contre le racisme juif fin 70's

o Organisation autonome des néo-nazis d'action 1976

o Parti fasciste d'action révolutionnaire 1978-1980

o Résistance solidariste 1977

o Sections phalangistes de sécurité 1977

o Comité d'action fasciste 1977

o Groupe d'intervention nationaliste

o Brigades françaises révolutionnaires

What kind of organizations do you have? Can these organisms work together, or they act by their own?

We have the National Front, previously quoted, which is an institutional party, which has now become a party of political correctness in the pay of the Zionists. There is the NDP (New People's right) that much closer to our vision. (With a pagan wing) PDF (Party of France) Renewal is a French-Catholic nationalist movement. The French work radically anti Zionist nationalist movement And there are people that Earth is a cultural heathen (the group closest to our ideas) The NDP and the PTO regularly work together. The RF and OF have a good relationship. And all these organizations find themselves at the event on May 9, in memory of Sebastien Deyzieu.

Could you enumerate legendary French bands, nowadays’ bands, and promising young bands?

Early 80’s: Infanterie Sauvage, Komintern sect, Skinkorps, Brutal combat, Chauve Pourris, Snix, Evil skin, Légion 88, Bunker 84,Bagadou stourm.
Early 90’s: 9 ème Panzer symphonie, Fraction Hexagone, Frakass,Elsass Korps, Ironfist, V colonne, Viking, Décadence culture.
Early 2000: Hais&Fiers, Terre de France, Lemovice, Bretonische waffenverband,Choc Frontal, Bordel Boys, Humungus, Wolfsangel, Oïccident

What events (of course National Socialist) do you have in your country?

Apart from the various gigs and rallies in honor of our Veterans (LVF and the SS Division Charlemagne) in the form of memorials or meetings, and the commemoration of Marechal Petain and Joan of Arc, there is no NS real events.

Otherwise many French comrades go to the various events in Europe (April 28 in Italy/VFS Fest/ , Germany August 17 /Hess Memorial March/, October 28 in Italy, Spain November 22, December 9, Sweden ...)

How do you see the future of your country and Europe? What do you think about how important that nations of Europe set aside their old grievances and fight side by side against the common enemy? What should be happened to more and more people realize that there are dangerous problems?

View current policies, it will be very hard to get back on track. We are run by corrupt politicians, Freemasons in the boot of Israel. The only way to change things, it is civil war! When the French will not endure to go to the second plan, to pay for this mass immigration, of being robbed by these corrupt politicians, can decide to take to the streets and do justice, to take their destiny into their hands, and free their country!

It is interesting to note the recent events in Hungary, where the militias were formed to defend the Hungarian citizens, and so left the field far back in the hands of this massive immigration. It can refer to the book by Philippe Gautier "The White Toussaint," which is a novel evoking the dangers of immigration written in 1981 but still relevant Or "The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail" written in 1973 describing the flooding of France, resulting from the inability of government as that of the population to react to this invasion, peaceful but far-reaching consequences for long-standing civilization.

I know that you actively support those comrades who are in trouble like Vincent Reynourd. Could you tell something about him and about the importance of supporting?

It is interesting that you raised the case of Vincent Reynouard Reynouard was militant PNFE (NS openly nationalist movement) and it has a close interest in history and myth in particular, he has written numerous books and pamphlets on the subject, one of the best known being the massacre of Oradour sur Glane, Father of eight children, former professor in mathematics and chemical engineer by training, he was dismissed in 1997 for National Education for keeping a computer in his high school documents denying the Holocaust Sentenced to one year in prison under the Act Gayssot, he was imprisoned in France He was released April 5, 2011. It remains under court supervision, and within the scope of a procedure for forgery, forgery and conspiracy to defraud. Since it is a regular column in the weekly Rivarol. It was normal to actively support (donations, activism, t-shirts ...). But now, after his time in prison Mr Reynouard discovered a passion for the African people! And yes even a traitor!

There was an event in Spain last summer. The organizers planned a concert (with Spanish, French and German bands), and an international conference. Please tell us something about it!

 A weekend was organized by the Nationalist comrades from Spain. Concert with the program, barbecue, conference, sports expo. We had to also participate in the organization When we arrived on Friday late afternoon, we began by installing and then we drink requires, we went around the table time to restore. And the evening went to the bar. On Saturday morning we went to supplies and then started around 10 am the football tournaments, France, Spain, won by our Spanish comrades. And 12.30 while the BBQ prepared comrades and others were in the pool. Here's a speaker Mossos D'Esquadra (Catalan police force specialized in the fight against terrorism). That's a hundred police officers entered private property without a warrant, searched the property, with searches of people and goods and vehicles. The operation lasted 8 hours (search, identity verification, data collection), but they let us leave the organizer arrested To us they took us for about 2000 euros materials All Mossos are bastard!

I heard that face concealment was banned in France. This is a tiny step, but it cannot stop the fast spreading of the Islam. Will there be more measures like this? What is your opinion?

Not really, because unfortunately they attack only the visible part of the iceberg, what are the consequences of a policy immigrations conducted for over 35 years. We must tackle the main problem! Which is what the capitalist system led to an iron hand by the Jews! This is a clear need them first and then the other following problems. And return power to the French strains!

There are quite a few street demonstrations in your country. What is their main subject, and the reason why people support these demonstrations?

It is true that we have little reasons to commemorate in comparison with the Eastern countries such as Hungary or Ukraine or Poland. But I want to stress once again the work of the French Revival pushing to achieve the various events But the French work or the NDP. Unfortunately, the draconian laws reduce or even prevent the realization of events.

Missing anything important you would like to tell?

I would first like to apologize for the delay! Then I thank you for letting us speak and I wish you good luck! Salvation will come from the East! Not yet arrived at a bridge of no return as France! It's now or never! Otherwise you will see them arrive with their caravans, their suitcases, destroy your churches, your buildings, to install their mosques! Do what you must, come what may! Tomorrow belongs to us!

Finally we would like to thank your answers and best wishes for you and your group! What is your message to the Hungarian readers?

To be honest I discovered Hungary and especially Budapest 2 years ago when I first came to the gig Sons of Europe. This is a beautiful city! In addition, we were fortunate to have Hungarian comrades as a guide to show us around the city giving us a maximun of information on the history of Hungary. I knew a little about the Hungarian  scene but after my visit I was more interested in the Hungarian scene.

Personally, I prefer the more oldschool RAC, then hatecore. But I loved Voice of Justice, Vendetta, and especially Archivum. Even if the style I like least, I love the energy released by the band Feher Torveny , they are awesome! In addition you have a scene that goes well but mostly that is renewed, that it continues!

Originally conducted by Hungarian magazine "Ellenallas Hanja"