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National Alliance Legal Victories

na-rune_workingby Chris Rossetti

AT LONG LAST the fraudulent lawsuit against the National Alliance by the NARRG grouplet has been dismissed — and the judge’s decision was entirely and completely in favor of the Alliance. The court ruled, as the National Alliance had maintained from the beginning, that the litigants had no standing whatsoever to sue us.

NARRG’s case against the Alliance had actually been dismissed several months ago, but the six NARRG plaintiffs drew out the process as long as possible, delaying the final order over unimportant technicalities in order to increase attorneys’ fees and maximize financial harm to the Alliance. Now, finally, after nearly two years of court hearings — eight of them — depositions and burdensome discovery, etc., that have cost the Alliance tens of thousands of dollars for attorneys to defend against the bogus lawsuit, the final order dismissing the suit with prejudice (meaning it can’t be brought again) has been signed.

Now NARRG claims that they are “backing” another lawsuit against the Alliance filed by a confused, befuddled man named John McLaughlin, who is being used by the enemies of our race to continue this “lawfare.” It is not clear that NARRG’s “backing” consists of anything more than blog postings, but McLaughlin is closely associated with SPLC assets Garland Corse and Randolph Dilloway. McLaughlin, an Illinois farmer, was convinced by Corse to pay her a considerable salary to be his supposed “executive assistant and legal liaison,” though Corse has no legal qualifications whatsoever. It is also not clear if NARRG even exists as any kind of legal entity at all, corporate or otherwise, or if any accounting has been made of their sources of funding.

Another “lawfare” suit, filed by one-time Corse associate Michael Oljaca, was also just dismissed — at Oljaca’s own request. Evidently Oljaca wants no more of Corse or her SPLC and NARRG associates.

The McLaughlin suit is almost a word-for-word copy of the NARRG suit. The McLaughlin claim is a certain loser, as McLaughlin has no more right to have the National Alliance turned over to him than did NARRG — or George Soros, for that matter. Like the others, this fraudulent suit is harassment, pure and simple; an effort to end our work for our race’s future — and the National Alliance will defeat it, with your much-needed help to pay for our professional legal representation.

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Walt Hampton
Walt Hampton
15 November, 2016 7:31 pm

Well it is about damn time! All this did was provide free entertainment for the Jews. The only thing I know about NARRG
is Robert Arnette and the monthly ads in the Christian Identity
newspaper “First Freedom.” Well as they say, if you lay down with
dogs, you are sure to get fleas!

Earl Turner
Earl Turner
Reply to  Walt Hampton
3 December, 2020 7:29 pm

I don’t know man they seemed to have their hearts in the right place? And William Pierce’s brother was with them so I don’t know.. It’s a damn shame what ended up happening to Gliebe, he was a proud white warrior activist his whole life, then he got a little taste of power and self destructed and tried to take everyone and everything with him.

Will W. Williams * National Alliance Chairman
Will W. Williams * National Alliance Chairman
Reply to  Earl Turner
4 December, 2020 3:34 pm

Earl Turner: I don’t know man [the NARRGsters] seemed to have their hearts in the right place? And William Pierce’s brother was with them so I don’t know.. — You don’t know anything, “Earl,” man. Had you been an Alliance member you would have received updates monthly on several expensive and disruptive judicial coup attempts against NA, including NARRG’s failed attempt, Where are all those plaintiffs today? Sanders Pierce was used as nothing more than a prop by NARRG, which was more like elder abuse as it turned out. He’s dead now. Where are the rest of these “good-hearted,” litigious coup-plotters? I wrote below two and a half years ago that NA’s $850,000 counterclaim against McLaughlin’s estate was “behind us.” Not so. That was then. With a competent team of… Read more »

Jjack
Jjack
18 November, 2016 9:22 am

Counter suit them for you time, Court and attorney’s fees.

Walt Hampton
Walt Hampton
18 November, 2016 4:13 pm

Question is….are they even a legal entity?

Will Williams
Will Williams
15 June, 2018 10:59 am

Now NARRG claims that they are “backing” another lawsuit against the Alliance filed by a confused, befuddled man named John McLaughlin, who is being used by the enemies of our race to continue this “lawfare.” It is not clear that NARRG’s “backing” consists of anything more than blog postings, but McLaughlin is closely associated with SPLC assets Garland Corse and Randolph Dilloway. McLaughlin, an Illinois farmer, was convinced by Corse to pay her a considerable salary to be his supposed “executive assistant and legal liaison,” though Corse has no legal qualifications whatsoever. — Alliance members and supporters are aware that Mr. McLaughlin died 16 months ago, and with his death so did his bogus lawsuit against the National Alliance and me. For lack of an enterprising attorney, and a desire… Read more »

William W Williams * National Alliance Chairman
William W Williams * National Alliance Chairman
Reply to  Will Williams
11 January, 2024 9:14 pm

…The real reason [the special prosecutor] was granted another continuance is because he has no case against me — no witnesses for my accuser and no evidence. I’ve been offered plea bargains twice and declined them both. Now they are talking about offering me another for either disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace rather than go to trial. I was prepared to face my accuser on 22 June and will reject further offers by the Special Prosecutor to plead guilty to anything, since I am innocent of Corse’s and her fellow coup-plotters’ false charges. — A lot more happened in this legal saga since I wrote these words five and 1/2 years ago. Falsely convicted, jailed, then put on probation for 18 months –that’s all they could do. The Alliance’s… Read more »