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California National Alliance member shot by Mestizos, he will live but may not walk; Authorities refuse to investigate.
On the evening of March 13-14, Mestizo pistoleros hurling racial epithets gunned down the Sacramento National Alliance's Donald McMillan. The Mestizos unleashed a volley of high-caliber fire, hitting Donnie in the lower body with five rounds. Doctors estimated the caliber of the weapons as at least 9 mm, possibly 10 mm or .40 caliber.
Donnie will live, though he faces years of painful physiotherapy along with the possibility of never walking again.
And not only are Sacramento police not investigating Donnie's shooting as a "hate offense" -- t
ey apparently are not investigating the shooting AT ALL! As of today, detectives have not so much as visited Donnie. Meanwhile the shooters are long gone.
An Irish-American married father of two
to
dler-age sons, the gregarious Donnie
is well-loved in the Sacramento Unit as a gentle and committed comrade and friend who has been a hard working member of the Alliance for years. His imposing physical presence is also a deterrent to violent leftists, some of whom shot Donnie in the leg a few years ago.
Donnie is a proud union member in the tradition of the Golden State's Dennis Kearney and was a laid-off blue-collar worker on the evening of March 13-14 as he worked as a doorman to put food on his family's table. His employer sent him to work at a Mestizo bar packed with hundreds of drunken non-Whites. Other doormen, themselves non-White, had ejected two Mestizos in an incident with which Donnie had no invlovement. He was outside checking IDs when the two Mestizos pulled up in front
of the establishment flinging racial slurs in English and Spanish. Without warning, the unarmed Donnie was cut down in a hail of lead -- leaving him laying helpless as the Mestizos re-loaded and
cont
inue
d to shoot
at him, clear evidence that th
eir intent was murder, plain and simple.
Donnie's worst injury was to his left leg, with nerve damage that will require agonizingly extensive and expensive therapy if he is to walk again. In a sad coda, Donnie's union had slated him to go back to work the following week.
In the tense days following the shooting, Donnie's wife, family, and comrades awaited news of his condition as tests were run to determine the extent of the damage. Through it all Donnie retained his native Irish wit and grace.
As a White working man Donnie stands at the bottom of this society. Imagine the response if Whites had gunned down a Mestizo doorman while shouting racial opprobrium. It would be a front-page headline in the Sacramento Bee, local television
interviewing a grieving wife, and all the rest of the usual dramatics. The "hate" unit of the police would put the shooting at the top of the list while "the community
" w
ould tak
e up collections f
or wanted posters, top-drawer legal and medical aid, a
nd funds to the family.
As it is, Donnie is a White worker -- and so he gets NOTHING. No coverage, no active pursuit of his assailants, no "consciousness raising," no funds to help feed his young family -- not even the attention of the cops. In fact, due to his lack of medical insurance, Donnie was sent home early to lie paralyzed and in unending agony with open, unstitched wounds.
Yet while Donnie is a despised and poor victim in this society, in things that are of real value he is a multi-millionaire. In the face of howling and violent Communists, Donnie was there for us. In leafleting and recruiting Donnie has stood out as a powerhouse. And as a husband and father Donnie lives the ideal of the White family -- a
n ideal for which he nearly died as he worked in appalling conditions to feed his family, only to be savagely shot and mutilated.
Donnie is an immensely proud man,
and his ina
bility to wo
rk for his family sears hi
m worse than the Mestizo-inflicted gunshot wounds he suffe
rs. The Sacramento Unit is collecting funds to aid Donnie's wife and sons in this time of serious need.
If YOU would like to help Donnie make his uphill recovery, funds are urgently needed NOW, sent to National Alliance, PO BOX 215771, Sacramento, 95821. Please make out all checks and Money Orders to "Donald McMillan"
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California National Alliance member shot by Mestizos, he will live but may not walk; Authorities refuse to investigate.
On the evening of March 13-14, Mestizo pistoleros hurling racial epithets gunned down the Sacramento National Alliance's Donald McMillan. The Mestizos unleashed a volley of high-caliber fire, hitting Donnie in the lower body with five rounds. Doctors estimated the caliber of the weapons as at least 9 mm, possibly 10 mm or .40 caliber.
Donnie will live, though he faces years of painful physiotherapy along with the possibility of never walking again.
And not only are Sacramento police not investigating Donnie's shooting as a "hate offense" -- t
ey apparently are not investigating the shooting AT ALL! As of today, detectives have not so much as visited Donnie. Meanwhile the shooters are long gone.
An Irish-American married father of two
to
dler-age sons, the gregarious Donnie
is well-loved in the Sacramento Unit as a gentle and committed comrade and friend who has been a hard working member of the Alliance for years. His imposing physical presence is also a deterrent to violent leftists, some of whom shot Donnie in the leg a few years ago.
Donnie is a proud union member in the tradition of the Golden State's Dennis Kearney and was a laid-off blue-collar worker on the evening of March 13-14 as he worked as a doorman to put food on his family's table. His employer sent him to work at a Mestizo bar packed with hundreds of drunken non-Whites. Other doormen, themselves non-White, had ejected two Mestizos in an incident with which Donnie had no invlovement. He was outside checking IDs when the two Mestizos pulled up in front
of the establishment flinging racial slurs in English and Spanish. Without warning, the unarmed Donnie was cut down in a hail of lead -- leaving him laying helpless as the Mestizos re-loaded and
cont
inue
d to shoot
at him, clear evidence that th
eir intent was murder, plain and simple.
Donnie's worst injury was to his left leg, with nerve damage that will require agonizingly extensive and expensive therapy if he is to walk again. In a sad coda, Donnie's union had slated him to go back to work the following week.
In the tense days following the shooting, Donnie's wife, family, and comrades awaited news of his condition as tests were run to determine the extent of the damage. Through it all Donnie retained his native Irish wit and grace.
As a White working man Donnie stands at the bottom of this society. Imagine the response if Whites had gunned down a Mestizo doorman while shouting racial opprobrium. It would be a front-page headline in the Sacramento Bee, local television
interviewing a grieving wife, and all the rest of the usual dramatics. The "hate" unit of the police would put the shooting at the top of the list while "the community
" w
ould tak
e up collections f
or wanted posters, top-drawer legal and medical aid, a
nd funds to the family.
As it is, Donnie is a White worker -- and so he gets NOTHING. No coverage, no active pursuit of his assailants, no "consciousness raising," no funds to help feed his young family -- not even the attention of the cops. In fact, due to his lack of medical insurance, Donnie was sent home early to lie paralyzed and in unending agony with open, unstitched wounds.
Yet while Donnie is a despised and poor victim in this society, in things that are of real value he is a multi-millionaire. In the face of howling and violent Communists, Donnie was there for us. In leafleting and recruiting Donnie has stood out as a powerhouse. And as a husband and father Donnie lives the ideal of the White family -- a
n ideal for which he nearly died as he worked in appalling conditions to feed his family, only to be savagely shot and mutilated.
Donnie is an immensely proud man,
and his ina
bility to wo
rk for his family sears hi
m worse than the Mestizo-inflicted gunshot wounds he suffe
rs. The Sacramento Unit is collecting funds to aid Donnie's wife and sons in this time of serious need.
If YOU would like to help Donnie make his uphill recovery, funds are urgently needed NOW, sent to National Alliance, PO BOX 215771, Sacramento, 95821. Please make out all checks and Money Orders to "Donald McMillan"
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