^^^ The common good before the individual good.

Gemeinnutz geht vor Eigennutz.

Warren actually says the racial struggle before "working on yourself" but it's the same concept.

Some might object that we don't have state power yet, so how does anyone benefit right now from such an insight? Well, your mind "forward loads" what you foresee and your attitude and state of mind shifts as though it were a present reality.

I've mentioned my monthly grid for tracking prisoner support. Here is the current version ready to print. Feel free to modify as you wish for your own preferences. And yes, I've cleaned it of metadata and previous versions - but if I missed anything then do let me know.

Here is what it looks like so far this month.

Hmm, I see that I left out my recent phone call with Tyrone - now corrected.

Judges should be elected, or appointed for a fixed tenure. An unaccountable class of such people with life-and-death authority simply leads to kritarchy - rule by judges - and the usual culprits always seem to work their way into controlling such a system.

I would like to revisit the question of finding the contact details - name of the prison, the prisoner number, and the date of birth - of the prisoners in the appendix of the text file, or any others that fit our prisoner profile as described in the pinned post.

The text file can be found here: https://t.me/c/1875951978/414

The recent official review of Prevent said that there are 65 "terrorism" prisoners in the UK, the vast majority of whom are white-nationalists broadly described. If we were to add one per month to our list of supported prisoners, it would take five years to achieve our goal of supporting that entire class of people. That's not good enough, and clearly we are not achieving that rate: In the six months of this project's existence we have acquired five prisoners, but none for the last couple of months.

Let's consider how we found our five:

Two came from an immediate family member and the other three from close friends; all contacts had already been communicating with their prisoner by the time they contacted us. We have had no success at all in contacting prisoners via publicly accessible information sources. That seems to be the pattern we can expect: organic, insider networking via our growing number of subscribers.

It is likely that two of our prisoners will be released by the end of this year: Vincent and Kris (which will be a cause for celebration), leaving just three to support. We need more prisoners in order to progress the project towards its eminently attainable goal of supporting the entire class of UK political prisoners, practically all of whom happen to also be our people.

We now have over one hundred subscribers and I feel certain that they include people who are, or know someone who is, already corresponding with our type of political prisoner. Can you put us in contact with them?

Here is the list of prisoners for whom we need contact details. I left out Christopher Gibbons because I was advised to leave him be for now. Look down the list and see if there are any that you recognize - perhaps someone that has his own supporter group that you could bring to our attention.

Alan Madden (DOB: 31/12/1957) What prison is he in?
https://antisemitism.org/man-who-gave-talk-on-holocaust-lies-and-kept-gun-by-his-bed-jailed-for-seven-and-a-half-years/
https://www.gmp.police.uk/news/greater-manchester/news/news/2023/may/man-convicted-of-terrorism-and-firearms-offences-is-jailed-for-7-years-and-6-months/

Gareth Anthony Brett
https://www.dorset.live/news/dorset-news/racist-shared-anti-semitic-hitler-8354137

Kristen Persen
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/cardiff-man-charged-terrorism-offences-27394760

The rest of this list are names obtained from this article:
https://www.searchlightmagazine.com/2023/07/far-right-terror-cases-undermine-shawcross-report/

Kurt McGowan

Sejr Forster

Nicholas Roddis

Vaughan Dolphin

Darren Reynolds

Luke Skelton

Ben Styles

The thing is, it is not scalable.

I mention scalability from time to time as a necessary feature of SIAS and long-term viability.

I can do this with five prisoners, but it would become physically and financially impossible with ten or more. So, within perhaps a year we need a team that divides up the prisoners amongst the members of the team.

How to handle the potential complications that will arise is something I have hardly begun to work out.

Obviously, financial scalability can be done with a crowd-funding campaign. The physical scalability requires people.

By the way, I do this because i have not solved the "lack of information" issue: Since i don't know who is sending to which prisoners then as coordinator I have to cover them all in order to make sure none are left out. I avoid asking about who is doing what for privacy and security's sake. It is woefully inefficient and there is probably a better way.

Conservatism is a dead end. The past is gone, never to return, and whatever will save us will necessarily be revolutionary in character.

Political conservatism is a straight up scam, with its bait and switch and "drawing a line in the sand" that is the leftism of twenty years ago.

"Small c" conservatism is always in retreat: either white flight or an internal retreat into nostalgia and resentment.

No such groups or individuals are equipped to deal with what is right here right now.

Whoever sent James a book by Kipling: It was delivered. Thank you!

Also, a book that I sent him, Chess Behind Bars, was delivered.

The release of those two books came six days after I sent my "stern letter" to the governor of his prison, requesting release of all the books I had sent. I don't think that's a coincidence. The letter was essentially the same as the one I sent to Tyrone's prison governor that got his books delivered eight days later.

I shall put that letter up shortly as a template. If the release of books about a week later occurred once them it might be a coincidence, but twice in a row means it probably what did the trick.

Unfortunately, HMP Parc is still holding the other books that I sent, so i shall take further action.

James was also visited by the police and his cell was searched. The police told him that THEY didn't think it would be a good idea for his writing to be put on the Internet.

Excuse me? If it were me I would tell them what they can do with their "legal opinion" on the subject. A solicitor, maybe, but not the police.

Good morning. Time to hammer the bastards some more. 😊

I shall send a letter to the Governor of HMP Parc explaining why she has no business withholding history books from James.

Good evening, I have just this minute spoken with Ash and he is once again back at Liverpool. He was moved from Nottingham on Monday without warning. Currently he is in a holding area waiting to get back on the wing he was previously at. This means he has no canteen until next Wednesday at the earliest but some of the other prisoners who he knew from his last stay have chipped in and provided him with some extra food to help carry him over till then. This also means any mail sent will be going around in circles and may never reach him at all, like the previous books I sent a couple of weeks ago. He also said he would like to call you, he has your mobile from the post card you sent but can't add it to his call list without an address.

Only minor changes. FYI @KTParis.

This is the template I mentioned, abstracted from a couple of letters that got the prison to release some books about a week later.

^^^ sent recorded mail

It stands to reason that such a template, because it drew a productive response, could be adapted with a little imagination to requesting remedy of other complaints. The most important thing is to make some reference to Law. In the case of books I can refer to the high court decision without citing it because the Governor would be expected to be aware of it. I believe that some such stick must be present in the letter, or at the very least a reasoned argument concerning prisoner welfare.

For example, an argument can be made that the "new" e-mail system consisting of one terminal for many prisoners is a decline of the prior e-mail service in which prisoners received a print-out of e-mail that they could take back to their cells.