Talk:Blood and Honour

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Don't have time to write this now but I think this article should include the following:

  • Blood and honour in different countries
  • Links to C18

Needs to be more than blood and honour is bad, its illegal. Secretlondon 12:24, Jan 6, 2004 (UTC)

  • we can't say that, we don't know if they're bad, they didn't do anything yet.

Just recently, they stabbed an antifa member in the back. http://www.indymedia.org/en/

Why not just link to the actual article instead of the site iteself? - LTC

69.123.9.255FinnMacCool

Why is this bad?

Because stabbing people isn't nice and its illegal. Ask Charlie Sargent and Martin Cross. Streona 16:20, 7 November 2007 (UTC)

I copyedited the History section, but it still needs some cleanup. Alexiskatherine (talk) 20:57, 22 January 2008 (UTC)

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[edit] Heavy Edits

There was a simply *vast* amount of encyclopedic content in that article. From "Helicopters buzzed overhead" to Ian "Relishing a pint" much of it was simply not of a suitable tone for an encyclopedia. Nor should it of held the perspective of a skinhead, as Wikipedia is not a venue for their version of accounts to be aired but strives to be objective instead.

There remain a huge amount of claims made without proper citations and I hope that another editor can rid it of the rest of them. I am not certain whether that section simply stating the Blood & Honour manifesto is really appropriate, for instance, and the claim that only a single skinhead was arrested at the "Battle of Waterloo" requires verification.

Finally it says that Donaldson went "On the radio". This is rather vague, a station would certainly be helpful and the name of the presenter that wished him good fortune even more so.

84.67.13.160 (talk) 11:34, 20 January 2008 (UTC)


[edit] Tragedy!?

Maybe it's because I'm not a neo-nazi but, the deaths of hate-mongering fascists is hardly what I'd call tragic. Cliff Burton falling out of a tour bus to his death, now that's a tragedy. I'm going to change it to fit a more encyclopedic standard. Correct me be all means, but give reasons for doing so. JackorKnave —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.42.196.25 (talk) 15:27, 12 April 2008 (UTC)

There, I changed "tragedy" to "deaths". May seem silly, but the use of the word "tragedy" implies sympathy. JackorKnave