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The-ANM-Story.Pdf The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 THE ANM STORY THE PRE-REVOLUTIONARY YEARS: 1970 – 1989 By Jack van Tongeren 2 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 THE ANM STORY THE PRE-REVOLUTIONARY YEARS; 1970 -1989 By Jack van Tongeren This book is a work of non-fiction. Names and places have been changed to protect the privacy of all individuals. The events and situations are true. © 2004 by Jack van Tongeren. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means , electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording or otherwise, without written permission from the author. ISBN: 1-4140-4520-4 (E-book) ISBN: 1-4140-4518-2 (paperback) ISBN: 1-4140-4519-0 (Dust Jacket) Originally published in Australia PERTH 2744 AUC (1991 CE) 3 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 IN MEMORY Of ANDREW MOSCHELLA The first to die in the struggle. “Ye sons of Australia, forget not your braves, Bring the wild forest flowers to strew o’er on The graves Of the four daring outlaws whose race it is run, And place on their tombs the wild laurels They’ve won.” 4 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 7 FORWORD 8 NATURE IS ALL 11 PROLOGUE 12 “JACKHAMMER” – THE EVIL LEGACY 17 FIRST STIRRING 20 THE FALL OF SAIGON 23 AUSTRALIA – THE STAGE 24 THE ENEMY 31 RETURN TO PERTY 35 JOHN BENNETT – THE HOLOCAUST MYTH 36 BEGINNING OF PRACTICAL POLITICS 39 FIRST CAMPAIGNS – TASMANIA AND BLAINEY DEBATE 46 WORLD TRIP 1983 49 RETURN TO PERTY 57 START OF FULL TIME POLITICS 58 FOUNDING OF AUSTRALIAN NATIONALISTS MOVEMENT 63 NEW POSTERING TACTICS 67 1987 – STAGE 1 70 1987 – STAGE 2 77 BENJIE 39 80 BONDCRETE GALORE! 86 STAGE 3 – THE MEDIA HYPE 97 STAGE 4 BACK TO POSTERS (AVIATION FUEL) 104 TWO COLOURED POSTERS AND MOLOTOV COCKTAILS 123 STRIKE BACK 137 MORE FLAMING MOLLIES IN THE NIGHT 146 POLICE HARASSMENT 152 THE “ONE MINUTE JOBS” 155 PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGNS 1989 160 THEY WERE ROARING DAYS 168 THE WERE ROARING DAYS: THE DUD CHEQUES 174 THEY WERE ROARING DAYS: THE DARING BREAKS 176 THEY WERE ROARING DAYS: THE BIG BREAKS 181 POLICE STATE OPPRESSION 197 POLICE OPERATION “JACKHAMMER”. “DEVILS LET LOOSE” 206 5 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 THE MEASURE OF GREATNESS 212 THE WAY AHEAD: THE ANM POLICIES 216 FIRST SAD ANNI “VERSE” RE: 5 JULY 1990 232 6 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 Dedication This dedication is not so much in order to pay homage to what been done by those in the past, but is a call to fire up the actions of the few in the present and the immediate future…. For it is ACTION NOW that Australia needs, regardless of the cost to those who carry it out. So let me say this. This book is dedicated to the Aussie spirit of rebellion. All praise and credit goes to those who defied the system and followed their deepest instincts. Those deepest instincts are CORRECT and the system is WRONG, and we don’t care if the system jailed them and called them criminals, for the system is wrong, it is destroying our Australia and needs to be smashed. This book is dedicated to the spirit of Ned Kelly and Ben Hall. All praise to their daring acts of valour in true service to the developing ethos of the Australian Nation and their clear sense of social justice for the Aussie battler, the backbone of Australia who patiently endured so much suffering and hard toil. From out of this combination the Anzac legend arose. Revolution is the actions of the few, regardless of whether all those actions are popular or not, for part of struggle is pain, and part of struggle is triumph. The triumph is at the end, and many who have struggled or will struggle have not, or will not see triumph. But the triumph will come when, and only when, a few Aussie Patriots get out and physically fight the system. So this book is dedicated to the spirit and memory of the few known and the few unsung heroes. When we triumph they will be honoured in Aussie folklore and Aussie legend. This book is also dedicated to those who will rise in rebellion when they read it. They also will be honoured, and many of them will be alive as well when the triumph is ours! Damn the rotten laws, the time has come to physically fight, drive the invader from our lands, and take by force what is rightfully ours! Australia Forever! 7 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 FOREWORD Inspired by Adolf Hitler who challenged the international Jewish usurious banking system, who defeated the same in Germany and who saved the German people from certain destruction; and inspired by Napoleon Bonaparte who proclaimed that a man who works for the survival of his people, regardless of means, breaks no laws; Peter Joseph “Jack” van Tongeren, founder and leader of the Australian Nationalists Movement (ANM), boldly and unremorsefully writes the story of the ANM detailing specific activities and apologizing for nothing, as he sits behind a typewriter in an Australia prison, serving a prison sentence for his patriotic White Australian Nationalist activities. Between roughly 1860 and 1880, Australian bushranger actions happened, ending the death of Ned Kelly who was a forerunner of 20th century Australian White Nationalist guerrilla fighters. The bushrangers fought what was in reality an off-and-on guerrilla war on a small scale against the police and squatters who bitterly opposed White Australian Nationalism. The squatters were the money cartels who were suppressing the developing Australian peasantry on the land – the selectors, and the Australian workers in the towns and cities. In the ongoing campaign to destroy the developing White Australian people, the British Colonial Government began to heavily asianize the Australia Colonies and enforced this highly unpopular policy by police and judicial oppression. The bushrangers rose in revolt against the police and squatters, and championed the cause of the poverty-stricken selectors who supported the various bushranger gangs, thus making it extremely hard for the hated police to crush the various groups. To this date, the police and judiciary are still actively suppressing White Australian Nationalism, the jailing of the ANM leaders being a case in point! Unfortunately the various bushranger gangs were never unifies, and they were crushed and killed off one gang at a time by the police, and they did not politicize the actions in the towns and cities, again with the partial exception of the Kelly Gang (1878 – 1880). Ned Kelly came close to actually delivering a sudden knockout blow to a great part of the Victorian Police Force and establishing the Republic of North East Victoria! Long ago, when Jack van Tongeren was traveling around the Australian countryside, he formed the opinion that if the bushrangers (a forerunning Australian White Nationalist group) had also run a political campaign on the streets of the towns and cities, then they would have stood a chance of actually overthrowing the system way back then. Interestingly, the only bushrangers to begin to partly do this were Ned Kelly, his gand and supporters. It is because of this that the system fears the Kelly Gang to this very day, and deliberately refused to tell the full story and goal for which the gang was really striving. The point is that any actual physical fighting against the system must be accompanied by a large scale propaganda campaign that can be clearly seen and understood by the masses. This is precisely what the ANM carried out from 1985 onwards and this is Jack’s story. 8 The ANM Story: The Pre-Revolutionary Years: 1970 - 1989 In the first half of June 1986, Jack van Tongeren received his first copy of “The Turner Diaries.” Since then, the ANM has purchased several hundred copies until a wealthy supporter reprinted a couple thousand more for distribution to Australian White Nationalists. By the beginning of 1987, ANM activities moved into high gear. Activities included anti-Asian postering, publishing a bimonthly newsletter and, according to Australia’s Zionist Occupation Government (ZOG), certain other activities. The postering was basically the same as that in the USA with such slogans as “White Revolution – the Only Solution”, “Is Your Street Still White”’ “Holocaust Is a Lie”’ “No Jews”’ “No Coloured” and other familiar slogans. By August 1989, the ANM was a household word in Western Australia and partly known in the rest of Australia. Something else which ties in with the actual ANM postering campaign is that the truth must be broadcast to the masses no matter how unpopular the truth may happen to be at the start of the propaganda campaign. The ANM maintained an unwavering path towards the only alternative which will save Australia. They had never retracted or stepped back from their belief and their goal. In a sea of uncertainty, the ANM’s unwavering stand, following nature’s eternal laws, stood as firm as a rock. Another great achievement of the ANM, as well as preventing a lot of Southeast Asian money coming into Australia to artificially maintain Asian affluence, was that the ANM forced the Zionist-run system to remove its façade of respectability and illusion of freedom. The ANM forced the Australian system to act brutally, thus severely undermining the Australian people’s faith in the system. Without heavy investment from Asia, the economy could not maintain affluence for most.
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