William Luther Peirce - On The Unserious "Movement" People

In the last speech he ever gave publicly in Ohio in 2002. William Luther Peirce spoke to the problem of uncommitted (unserious) thrill seekers. That their motives are unhelpful, in solving the problems that face our race. This message is in line with what I have been saying for well over a year now, that we do not yet have a proper political movement. We are merely at the point of building community and connections. Any "movement" that can be spoken of at this point is a movement to get the masses to face reality, and to work against half a century of deep media indoctrination. Some day we may well arrive at having a proper political movement, but to ever get there it will require "serious" (committed and productive) people, who acknowledge the gravity of our situation. (The auto captions kept messing up, so this took an annoying amount of time to fix the subtitles manually, so please share this if you like it.)