Stan Hess -  USA        Born in Tampa , Florida in 1944 and raised         in Houston , Texas , Stan became politically         active as an adult while attending Texas Tech         in 1963 . He became a supporter of free speech         when the college president banned a priest with          Communist political affiliations from speaking         on campus .            Later in the late 60s Stan became active in the          Vietnam antiwar movement in Houston on the          University of Houston campus . At the same time          he became a member of the Young Socialist   Alliance , the youth group of the Socialist  Workers Party. The SWP was the American  section of Leon Trotsky’s  Fourth International.    In 1970 Stan was the initiator of a successful organizing drive at Harris County News Company.  As a result of his efforts, the drivers and  warehouse workers became organized under the leadership of the Teamsters Union and were able to increase their wages and receive a health  plan and retirement package. Unfortunately, the Company tried to fire him and he decided to resign  and move to Berkeley , California .   In Berkeley , Stan became a fellow traveler of the YSA , but became increasingly disenchanted with the Trotskyists unconcern with the genocide of the White working class at the hands of demonic Black racists on the streets of America . In 1975, he was the victim of a hate crime while working as a cab driver in East Oakland . Stan was shot in the face and called a white boy .   Because of this tragic experience and the unconcern of his  so-called comrades in the movement to his plight, Stan  jettisoned Left politics in the late 1970s and became an  advocate for his own folk.   Stan participated in a leafleting and demonstration in the late  1970s in front of University of California Extension where the U.C. Board of Regents were meeting to discuss Bakke.   This was the only pro Bakke demonstration in San  Francisco . Bakke eventually won his case, which at the  time was a resounding Victory for European American  Men.   Stan got involved in victims of crime rights in the 1980s and became a board member of the Citizens for Law and Order, Inc. headquartered in Oakland , California .  He became a signature gatherer for state initiatives that  eventually became state law. One of his pet projects became state law, of which he was particularly proud. This was the prison industry initiative , which Now enables state prisoners to earn money making Products for state agencies in California .   In the 1990s Stan joined the California Coalition for Immigration Reform and gathered between 4-5,000 signatures for Prop 187. He also was the originator of Immigration Reform Awareness Week which had its first gathering in Washington , D.C.   in the mid 1990s . During this time, Stan was one of the organizers of Alabama ’s first Immigration reform conference, bringing together  speaker/activists from across the nation and Canada . This got nation wide news coverage.   During the 1990s Stan became a strong supporter of David Duke. David’s intellectually brilliant and  Courageous support of European American Crime  victims won Stan’s allegiance.   In 1998 Stan drew up the text of The Resolution Supporting European American Heritage Month. This was submitted to the California State Legislature  was passed and signed by Governor Pete Wilson through  the efforts of the European American Issues Forum.    Stan was a founding member of this organization. October  is now celebrated by self respecting European Americans  living in California as European American Heritage  Month.   For the last few years Stan has been a board member of  the European American Cultural Council, a contributor  to Community News, and the Idaho representative of  EURO, the Civil rights organization founded by  David Duke.     http://www.whitecivilrights.com/       eamerica123@adelphia.net