Monthly Archives: November 2009

I realize that the community does not, as of yet, have adequate resources but I would like to raise the idea of a pet project that has been running around in my mind for months; I call it Rendering Honors. … Continue reading →

Most anyone who visits here has probably read the press release I put here. Now there is news on that front. I talked to a wirter for the Bucks County Courier-Times, Jim McGuiness, and he is interested in writing a … Continue reading →

A Cross Burns   A cross burns to keep away the dark and the slope and the kike   satin robes rustle and lynch and castrate and burn   torches are raised and hands and fists to fall on the … Continue reading →

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE DISSEMINATION TO: All Philadelphia and Bucks County, PA media outlets and selected national outlets FROM: Pagan Veterans of the United States of America RE: History Was Made on Veterans Day 2009 DATE: November 10, 2009 CONTACT: … Continue reading →

Here is as exact a copy of the letter I received from the local VFW Post Commander. “Pagan Veterans of the United States of America Abraham ooiman Post #1 Attn: Charles Arnold Interim National Commander” “Please review and in good … Continue reading →

Here is the response I received from the American Legion: “Pagan Veterans of the United States of America Abraham ooiman Post #1 Attn: Charles Arnold Interim National Commander” “In response to your request to carry your organizational flag in the … Continue reading →

Boy, did the local VFW Post Commander goof, he invited me to participate in Veterans Day activities – in my PVUSA uniform. Continue reading →

Gifts from Dragons Fewmets scales of green and blue and red covering a glittering sandpile of silver and gold and ground up gems fewmets magical leavings of giant winged worms a fortune for the taking fewmets dragon crap meant for … Continue reading →

Pagan Veterans of the United States of America has chosen purple as the color of its flag and its headwear. While that choice may seem completely natural it really should be explained. You see, the organization didn’t choose purple because … Continue reading →