With the emergence of the Racial Nationalist Party of America (RNPA),
it was judged that it was only fair that those inclined to join and identify with it, should be made aware of the background
of its leadership so they could make a reasonable judgment as to whether or not they truly wanted to lend their support.
In doing this biography, Mr. Hand insisted that this not be a sanitized version in any
way, shape or form, and that you, the reader, be given as accurate portrayal as possible, or "the good, the bad, and
the ugly" as Mr. Hand put it. With that take a deep breath and have a fun read.
Once Upon A Time
For all of you astrologers out there, Karl Hand was born on November 26, 1950 at 4:58pm in Buffalo, New York. He was
the second of three children (for all of you Jew shrinks out there), and the son of Eleanor Leocadia Reszel and Karl E. Hand
Sr. He is of German, Irish and Polish descent. He was baptized and confirmed as a Roman Catholic.
The first seven or so years of his life, Karl spent in an area of Buffalo known as Kaiser
Town. Later, his family would move to a small town near the Pennsylvania border called Ripley. The next seven
or eight years were spent there where Karl said he experienced the best years of his life. He grew his own garden, was
briefly a member of the 4-H club, was a cub scout and later a first class boy scout. He went to the public school in
Ripley and then to a Catholic school in North East, Pa., then went briefly back to the school in Ripley. He participated
in some sports (basketball and football) and the debate team as an extemporaneous speaker. Because of nerves all he
recalls of his first speech was that it was about America's need to maintain its nuclear prowess. However, a student
from another school told him that he wish he could speak with the same passion that Karl had spoken with.
Many good times were had in that idyllic environment that only small town America can provide,
but fate would soon play its hand.
On The Road Again
Karl came home one day only to find the house in disarray and his world turned upside down.
His father and mother had a fight. So, his family split up. Karl was forced to make the first major decision of
his life: who to go with, his mother who was going back to Buffalo, or his father. He returned to Buffalo with his mother.
It was in Buffalo that things took a radical turn for Karl. Understand that at that
time, gangs were prevalent, not just in non-white areas, but in white neighborhoods as well. And for all their faults,
the gangs did keep the neighborhoods white, but they were also very territorial.
When Karl was walking through a park one day, dressed in a suit coat, on his way to church, he was jumped by 12 members of
the gang that occupied the territory that he was crossing. He could have run, but he didn't. It took him six
years, but eventually Karl would get his revenge on that gang, but there would be a lot more to Karl's gang experiences
before that would come.
Being jumped by a gang was not Karl's
first fight. When he was around seven years old while still in Kaiser Town, he bloodied the nose of what would one day
become a state legislator.
While he was a newsboy for the now defunct
Courier Express, he got in a fight with the son of a customer who accused Karl of stealing his house key. Karl didn't
know anything about it but it occurred to him that it was probably an older friend of his who he mistakenly took along on
his route one day. Well, rather than 'rat' his friend out before he confirmed his suspicions, Karl took a beating.
The guy was about 30 lbs. heavier than him and beat Karl's head against the concrete street but Karl only had two words
for him and it wasn't 'bless you'.
After that
beating Karl decided to start lifting weights and to learn to fight. So he consciously tried to put on weight and bought
a weight set.
Once a younger friend of his accidentally broke a window
with a snowball. He apologized and offered to pay for it but the guy wanted to kick his but anyway so Karl stepped in.
He pulled a knife and Karl pulled a bigger one. So the guy threw away his knife, and Karl puts his away. One thing
led to another and they took to fighting. The guy overpowered Karl, got him on the ground and was ready to pummel him
when Karl worked some magic. He had been practicing a move where he would put his shins against an opponents and then
pull his ankles out from under him. So he tried this move, it worked beautifully and the guy ends up on the ground with
Karl pummeling him.
Karl had increasing difficulty with the gang
members that originally jumped him, They were coming at him one at a time, but it was getting old. When he got
off a bus once he got into a fight and was going toe-to-toe with one of their tough guys when it was broken up by the school
bus driver. Another time, one of their members who was on the high school wrestling team challenged him. Karl
lost that fight but not before he broke his adversary's nose. Win some, lose some, that's the first lesson of
fighting.
While walking down the street with a relative of his, Karl
noticed a car pass by real slow with heads turning. He warned his relative that trouble was probably brewing.
He scanned around for a weapon to even things out and saw some bottles in a ditch. Sure enough the car circled around
and five gang members got out with the biggest challenging Karl's relative. It was going to be a 'fair fight'.
Of course it was only going to be a 'fair fight' if their guy won, and they all knew it. Still, Karl's
relative took up the challenge but their guy sucker-punched him and it was basically all over. So Karl stepped in and
led the relative away who was out of it, swinging wildly at thin air. Karl was hoping for them to attack as he wanted
to avenge his relative. So he turned his back on them as he led his relative away. Then it happened. The
tough guy yelled at Karl, 'and you're next'. That was all Karl needed. He ran to the ditch
that was laden with bottles and grabbed an old coca cola bottle, you know, one of those heavy, green ones. He started
towards his relative's assailant and the big guy yelled, "you better not throw that." Karl heaved
it as hard as he could. He hit the guy square in the forehead and he fell to his knees, blood pouring from his forehead.
While his friends were helping him to the car Karl raced back to the ditch and got a Colt 45 bottle. He smashed it against
the concrete so it was now a jagged dagger. The other gang members seeing this backed off and sped away in their car.
Up till now, Karl was not the member of any gang, just the victim
of gangs. Then something happened that changed that. Before we go into that perhaps we should mention the first
time Karl politically challenged authority.
Holocaust Revisionism
101
Back in Catholic school, a classmate
casually inquired as to Karl's nationality. When Karl told him that he was part German, Irish and Polish, his classmate
responded by saying something about how the Germans killed all those Jews. Karl was flabbergasted at first. He
didn't even know what a Jew was and he certainly didn't know anything about an alleged extermination plan. What
he did know was that 6 million people were a lot of people and that Germany was in the middle of a war of survival.
He studied the maps in his school book and in his mind there was no way anything like that could occur. And that was
precisely what he told his classmate, who then warned Karl that he would be wise not to express that opinion to a certain
nun as she was a strong proponent of that view and would come unglued to have someone question it.
At this time of his life Karl was a bit of an introvert, but that didn't
stop him from doing exactly what his classmate warned him not to do. He did this right in the classroom, much to the
surprise of his other classmates, and sure enough the nun did indeed come unglued. Karl didn't care, he didn't
believe it and he held his ground. The nun stormed out of the classroom. When she returned, she apologized for
the scene she made and asked Karl why he would think that the Holocaust did not occur. Karl got out his history book
and pointed out all those arrows on the map that signified the advance of the Germans. She then nodded, understanding
but not agreeing, 'oh, you mean logistically you don't think it could occur." First time Karl
had heard that word 'logistically' , but 'yeah, logistically', was his reply.
Since that time Karl has learned much more that disproves this notion
that the Germans had any kind of an extermination plan for Jews. For instance, this was all suppose to happen in a four
year period from 1941 tp 1945. Furthermore, why bother to transport them to camps if you were just going to kill them?
And why shave their heads to reduce the spreading of lice, which in turn reduces the possibility of Typhus which they spread?
It has been said that truth is the first casualty in any war. In
the first and previous World War, the British put out the propaganda that the Germans were 'Huns' and that they were
bayoneting Belgium babies and eating them. People went to their graves believing this. In the Korean war the communists
put out that the Americans were using biological warfare and even had leaflets displaying illustrations of termite-like creatures
they claimed were proof of this biological warfare. Nonsense, but some people believed it More recently, we had
the Iraq war with 'weapons of mass destruction' that were to be delivered by 'drone aircraft'. All of
these were used to demonize the opposition and to rally people around a particular cause or agenda.
Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes, eminent historian, author of 40 books, many standard college texts,
noted in Rampart Journal, 1967: "It has been demonstrated that there had been no systematic extermination in
those camps." Arthur Butz, a professor at Northwestern University wrote "The Hoax of the Twentieth
Century"rebutting the Holocaust propagandists. Paul Rassiner, a historian and anti-Nazi activist who was imprisoned
in Buchenwald stated not only that there were no gas chambers in that camp but that the rumor of mass exterminations by Germans
was started by communists in order to create discontent and insurrection among the inmates. This is what he would later
write in 1962, "The claim that a holocaust took place is an historic lie - the most tragic and most macabre imposture
of all time."