by A.V.
Schaerffenberg
During spring, 1946, SS Lieutenant-Colonel
Piemoeller secretly organized several hundred SS men in the Ruhr for attacks
against the occupying Allied authorities in the Ruhr. The National Socialist
partisans originated the covert greeting, "88!", used ever since. It
signifies the eighth letter of the alphabet repeated twice – HH, for "Heil
Hitler!", which was, and still is banned in Germany and the rest of
Europe. Piemoeller’s followers called themselves the "Blue Falcons",
because they wore blue shirts and trousers. But it was their penchant for
uniforms, no matter how apparently inconspicuous, that was their undoing, and
they became the victims of mass-arrest before any operations could be launched.
Two years ago, some U.S. clothing manufacturer was blasted in the national news
media for making white headgear emblazoned with "88!" in red or black
numbers, mostly because the politically incorrect field caps proved wildly
popular with many thousands of teenagers across America. Like every
manifestation of National Socialism, "88!" is vividly alive after
more than sixty years of relentless suppression and psychological conditioning.
Such an impressive survival record is incontrovertible proof of our
Revolution’s resilience, invincibility and perennial appeal to the Aryan soul
-- as it was in the past, still is, and will be forever.
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