nutzis are W E I R D : Kyle Chapman. The Mormon.

    “Two leading representatives of the New Zealand nationalist movement, Kyle Chapman and Col Ansell, stated that reports in Australia of actual disunity in the Kiwi scene were mis-statements of the manner in which different tactics were pursued by the respective organisations.” ~ Doctor James Saleam, Australia First Party, April 2, 2009

And how:

Kiwi nutzi Kyle Chapman is getting married.

Hurrah!

He’s also declared that, in walking down the aisle, he’ll be walking away from his previous roles as a fascist organiser. Kyle’s new fuehrer (and Apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ Richard G. Scott) has declared that “much of the world is being engulfed in a rising river of degenerate filth”, so it’s just as well he’s getting hitched and heading for the hills.

“I still have concerns that all white people don’t have the same rights as some other people. But that’s irrelevant if we’re not finding a way of getting back to God.”

Hmmm.

A former bonehead, Kyle was known for his love of fire, pies, ambitious plans, and a chronic inability to spell. Until last week, Kyle was wearing three funny little hats marked ‘Nationalist Alliance’, ‘Right-Wing Resistance’ and ‘Survive Club’. On his little Club, Kyle wrote:

Our Plans are not only to hide in the bush in the case of a disaster. We are Patriots and will fight an aggressive force that attacks NZ as a guerrilla force. We seek warriors as well as those who can fix us up and feed us.

The fact is we probably would never hang any politicians, but the [sic] saying it helped us to thin down the recruitment pool enough to make it more manageable.

I personally don’t care what society thinks of me because I see most of them as being dead as soon as the shit hits the fan, so that makes their opinion of me or the club pretty irrelevant.

But of Kyle’s funny hats, ‘Right Wing Resistance’ wins the bizarro prize:

    March 23, 2009: “This group is designed to be an effective Frontline group that will atract [sic] youth subcultures. We Expect to grow alot [sic] with the current financial situation.”

    March 26, 2009: “We are not trying [sic] attract mainstream, this is an active org. Not a pretty one. This will be a shock and ore [sic] campaign, not a suck up to society and hope for the best. The amount [sic] of times we have tried the “good look” and failed is really pathetic. If someone can make the suit and tie thing work, good on them. In my 20 years experiance [sic], I have never ever seen it do anything. It does not sell papers so the media ignor [sic] it, and most of the people who would join it are scared of showing their face in public as a WN or anything remotly [sic] Right Wing.”

Best of all, RWR had its vewy own initiation ceremony. Dib dib dib!


    “We are an organised united resistance movement against mass immigration, against the Delusions of our European Culture and pride…”

Awesome! A sword and everything!

Oh, and “Sorry, the blog at kylechapman.blogspot.com has been removed”.

On KKKrazy Kyle’s plans to create a State for Little White People, see : Patriots, Pies & Pioneers (January 22, 2009) & Kyle Chapman : ‘I have a cunning plan…’ (January 23, 2009) | Before these strokes of genius, boofhead stepped out in March to show all the dirtyfilthyrotten Jews that he takes great Pride in his melanin-deficiency: White Pride World Wide* (March 23, 2009) | In October 2008, Kyle swaggered about Wellington with dozens of other “Wellington nazis. I hate Wellington nazis.” (October 29, 2008) | On the ‘Nationalist Alliance’, see : Australia New Zealand Nationalist Protectionist Alliance First Party (Democrats) (June 17, 2008) | On his phantasmagorical ‘Phantom Recon Militia’, see : “like if the whole city is under water the plan could be to meet in the hills” (June 11, 2006).

National Front’s ex-leader marries Mormon
Waikato Times
May 2, 2009

The face of the white supremacy movement in New Zealand is walking away from rightwing groups and moving from Christchurch to marry a devout Christian woman in Hamilton.

Kyle Chapman, the former leader of the National Front, married Claire Clifford at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in Tuhikaramea Rd, last night. The couple only saw each other in person for the first time in 3 1/2 years yesterday morning.

The couple will live on her lifestyle block on the outskirts of Hamilton, with Mr Chapman, who said he was an unwilling poster boy for right-wing extremism, committing to her Mormon faith.

The pair met in Christchurch nearly four years ago when Ms Clifford was on her Mormon mission. They lost contact over the past three years and met again on the social networking website Facebook a month ago. They spent 80 hours on the phone in two weeks, decided to marry and Mr Chapman flew into the city yesterday morning.

“I’m here because I want to have a nice peaceful life with Claire. She is an example of a righteous woman,” Mr Chapman said before the ceremony.

He was quitting his roles with the Nationalist Alliance and The Survive Club, and hoped the people of the Waikato would give him a chance.

But he’s not banking on it. He has fears for his and Claire’s safety and still holds some of the beliefs that made him a reviled figure. “A lot of people still have aggressive ideals towards me,” he said.

It’s little wonder. The 38-year-old father of five, to four different women including one ex-wife, is a former skinhead who was addicted to alcohol and drugs.

In his younger days in Invercargill he admitted to a series of arsons between 1987 and 1992, including fire-bombing a marae.

His time in the National Front gained him plenty of media coverage and notoriety, the most memorable incident a clash on the streets of Wellington where 50 of his supporters, many skinheads, got into a bloody battle with 800 marchers from the Multicultural Aotearoa rally.

He resigned as leader of the National Front in 2005, citing pressure on his children, who were being shunned at school. But he continued to lead far-right groups.

Only in January this year he revealed plans for a commune-style mini-state in North Canterbury for “like-minded Europeans” to have training areas for sport fighting, a protected community and gatherings for active nationalists.

Mr Chapman yesterday said that was likely to go ahead when enough money had been saved, but it would do so without him.

He wanted to focus on his marriage. “I intend to live a calm lifestyle; I can’t do that as the leader of anything.

“I’m about to move my whole life here. I’m about to walk away from a two-year contract in the middle of a recession. This is all based on faith.”

He had quit his job as a storeman at an electrical company in Christchurch and would look for work in Hamilton.

“I’ve found that the lifestyle many people live in the extreme right-wing movement is not what I want to live.”

He had made bids for Parliament and the Christchurch mayoralty, but said he had no Waikato political aspirations.

Mr Chapman, who has not drunk alcohol since he was 21, hoped his former supporters would understand.

“I’m the example of the Mormon who believes in the church but has been swayed away and has made mistakes.”

Some people would see him as a sellout. “Most of them will be happy for me though they’ll be bummed out I’m not with them. I love those guys, they are my brothers. This is no easy thing.”

Mr Chapman said his mother was a Mormon and he had gone back to religion before meeting Ms Clifford, 31, a private health worker.

Ms Clifford said church leaders were happy with her choice of husband. “They trust me, they’re really happy for me. We’ve (Kyle and her) prayed about it and it feels totally right.”

They were planning a family and intended serving a Mormon mission together.

Though Mr Chapman repeatedly said he had moderated and that extreme National Front policies like repatriation of Asians and Polynesians were the group’s, not his, he still had strong views.

”I still have concerns that all white people don’t have the same rights as some other people. But that’s irrelevant if we’re not finding a way of getting back to God.”

See also : nutzis are W E I R D : David Lane’s Ashes (February 13, 2009)

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16 Responses to nutzis are W E I R D : Kyle Chapman. The Mormon.

  1. Paul Justo says:

    That’s a cracker of a video. Those swords are the cheap chrome plated replicas made in the Peoples Republic of China that you can buy at any weekend market.

  2. Tony Whitemore says:

    The man just threw in the towel, what more do you want from the guy?

  3. Run to Paradise says:

    A sword from the orient? How unwhitey like.

  4. @ndy says:

    “The man just threw in the towel…”

    Well yeah. Sorta. Kyle met a woman. A Moron Mormon. The 38-year-old father of five, to four different women including one ex-wife, has married her.

    “…what more do you want from the guy?”

    Hmmm…

    1. My hat back.
    2. His Pez dispenser collection.
    3. The secret of his success.
    4. A starring role on the Kiwi version of Dancing With the Nutbars.
    5. The name he gave the sword he used to tap all those boys on the shoulder with.
    6. A life full of further, comic adventures on the political fringes of the far right — but among even tinier groups, with even cooler names.

    Is this really too much to ask?

    I don’t think so.

  5. Lumpen says:

    The man just threw in the towel, what more do you want from the guy?

    Chapman has demonstrated his inability to learn from mistakes and it’s not unreasonable to express a fair amount of skepticism, particularly because he hasn’t repudiated his racist views. He has chosen to deprioritise them. Speaking for myself, I’d like to see him show that he has made a decisive break from white supremacy before I believed him.

  6. Darrin Hodges says:

    Poor Jimbo.

  7. James says:

    Talk about hate. You make Kyle Chapman look like a tolerant guy, you could learn something from him… Get off your high horse man.

  8. @ndy says:

    Good point: I could learn how not to spell. (My horse is fine.)

  9. mike says:

    y dnt u stand up and do sumthing then, at least kyle has the balls to comeout and say wots right instead of siting bk and complaining about the way nz is going

  10. @ndy says:

    The Pieman an hero? Er, OK. In reality…

    I’m sure Kyle has testes; the existence of a brain, however, is in some dispute. Further, as well as being a Mormon, a racist and a fascist, Kyle is also a liar. Thus, after having declared that, being a married man now dedicated to worshipping God (as opposed to Race & Nation), and that he had placed his toys back in their box, Kyle has re-appeared on SF flogging ‘Right-Wing Resistance’, a group of fascist vigilantes.

    Wanker.

  11. cued speech user says:

    Hi

    Um I use[d] to hang out with most of the men in this video. And if you [are] stupid like I was here are the things you need to know[:]

    Be with one member at a time.
    If you are female (I am) they will try to get you preg[n]ant but won[‘]t give [sperm] so how does [that] work?
    They will mentally abuse the crap out of you.
    Leave you [with] no friends or supports.
    They are like any other gang and need full the a[tt]ention of the gang squad of the nz police.
    I have had to put [security] in my home and move.
    Plus fill you fill of sleeping pills.

    I got told [b]y kyle chapman himself that I was fine and needed to ring the local leader (hayden white) who bl[e]w me off.

    I[‘]m 17 and scared.

  12. cued speech user says:

    add slack to kyles list of slack

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  15. samuel welsh says:

    this is your reward morons http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzC9iz34yIM&feature=related hell nothing but hell.

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