National Alliance (NA) is a white separatist political organization that was the United State's fastest-growing neo-Nazi group founded by William Luther Pierce in 1974. At the time of Pierce’s death in 2002 it ran a white power record label called Resistance Records and ran "Resistance Radio", a (now defunct) web radio station that streamed white power rock music across the Internet 24 hours a day and claimed 250,000 regular listeners in America. It also ran a radio show, American Dissident Voices, heard on shortwave and streaming audio on the Internet. This group hoped to secure a white living space within North America, where "the physical and cultural presence of all non-whites has been removed." Lone Wolves, such as Timothy McVeigh (Oklahoma City bombing) and Wade M. Page (Sikh Temple shooting) have embraced the ideology of National Alliance.The Turner DiariesPierce's novel, The Turner Diaries, was the inspiration for Timothy McVeigh's 1995 bombing of the federal building in…
National Alliance - United States
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