After being released from probation, Chester received a written document from his probation officer which stated that his rights
(including the right to bear arms) had been fully restored. Because of his years of activism, the F.B.I. reportedly spent 2 years and over a million dollars to investigate him in an attempt to uncover evidence of illegal activity. They couldn't. Instead they used taxpayer money to raid his home with almost 100 agents.

They confiscated legally owned firearms from family members, including a squirrel rifle his wife had owned since she was a
teenager. The government has sweetly offered to spare him the expense of a trial if he agrees to go to prison for 8 years. This is another example of an illegal government attacking its own citizens for having the wrong thoughts.

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Originally posted by Mr Eddy:
Is that guy a black activist or a skinhead? Not that skinheads can't be involved in this type of activism and I'm even aware of S.H.A.R.P. (Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice), but Chester doesn't look like a black activist to me..

Anyways, I hope he can afford paying for his defense. It's really absurd when one has to prove his/her innocence even if there are not a single evidence against him/her.

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Looks like they've got you pretty much conviced there, Eddy.

Let's do a little bit of research on this guy; I'll start.

Here is a little something that makes me want to dig even deeper:

Doles comes from five generations of Klansmen. He himself was a Grand Klaliff (vice-president) in the Klan, and was even sentenced to seven years in prison, along with a fellow klansman, for beating a black man who was riding in a truck with a white woman. After his sentencing, he quit the Klan and vowed to clean up his image. This was when he started following William Pierce and the National Alliance. He says he hopes to run for office someday, but it is highly unlikely any run by him will ever net a real victory. Considering he and his wife Teresa Ann, 33, has 11 children to feed, he should be out looking for a real job.

Sounds like a real stand-up guy there.

(from: One People's Project)

Black White Supremacist

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Originally posted by Tangento:
Looks like they've got you pretty much conviced there, Eddy...

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I wouldn't say "convinced", Tangento. "Confused" is more like it...
I noticed the guy's tattoos, the skinhead benefit concert and found it really unusual...

The 2 things I didn't notice first: his baby girl was named Aryana and one of the sponsors of the so-called "benefit concert" is Aryan Boots (or whatever they're called). Now I see why the guy's bio is just "coming soon"...