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George Stout (February 17, 1951 - July 02, 2026) | |||
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== Brief History == | == Brief History == | ||
George Stout in 1978 formed the White Knights of Texas Ku Klux Klan and became its first Grand Dragon. | George Stout in 1978 formed the [[White Knights of Texas Ku Klux Klan]] and became its first [[Grand Dragon]]. | ||
George Stout dedicated his whole life to the cause. George Stout first joined the local Ku Klux Klan chapter at the age of 17. Rising in the ranks with other Klan organizations from 1968 to 1978, George organized Klan rallies all across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. | George Stout dedicated his whole life to the cause. George Stout first joined the local [[Ku Klux Klan]] chapter at the age of 17. Rising in the ranks with other Klan organizations from 1968 to 1978, George organized Klan rallies all across [[Texas]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Arkansas]] and [[Louisiana]]. | ||
The White Knights of Texas turned into a very militant Klan organization, other Klans in the South referring to Texas Klansman as too extreme and Revolutionary Klansman. The White Knights of Texas were challenging the Federal Government and state authorities about enforcing desegregation efforts in small White communities in Northeast Texas. Which led to thousands of White Texans in rural communities from several different Texas counties supporting White political candidates that supported segregation in local political campaigns. | [[The White Knights of Texas]] turned into a very militant Klan organization, other Klans in the South referring to Texas Klansman as too extreme and Revolutionary Klansman. The White Knights of Texas were challenging the [[Federal Government]] and state authorities about enforcing desegregation efforts in small White communities in Northeast Texas. Which led to thousands of White Texans in rural communities from several different Texas counties supporting White political candidates that supported segregation in local political campaigns. | ||
== Early Life == | == Early Life == | ||
George Stout was also involved in the Vietnamese fishing crisis from 1979 to 1981. George Stout contacted other Texas Klans to serve under Louis Beam and organized local white fishermen to resist the Vietnamese refugees and boycott businesses purchasing their products. Thousands of Texas Klansmen came to the call of Resistance. | George Stout was also involved in the [[Vietnamese fishing crisis]] from 1979 to 1981. George Stout contacted other Texas Klans to serve under [[Louis Beam]] and organized local white fishermen to resist the Vietnamese refugees and boycott businesses purchasing their products. Thousands of Texas Klansmen came to the call of Resistance. | ||
After 1981, Louis Beam became the Ambassador of the Aryan Nations and came back to Texas with Pastor Richard G. Butler to introduce him to Klan Leaders across Texas. During that visit, George Stout and the White Knights of Texas were very impressed with Pastor Butler's religious viewpoints and goals. | After 1981, Louis Beam became the Ambassador of the [[Aryan Nations]] and came back to Texas with Pastor [[Richard G. Butler]] to introduce him to Klan Leaders across Texas. During that visit, George Stout and the White Knights of Texas were very impressed with Pastor Butler's religious viewpoints and goals. | ||
After that first visit from Pastor Butler, George Stout joined the Aryan Nations and, while still serving as Grand Dragon for the White Knights of Texas. Pastor Butler and George Stout became lifelong friends. Pastor Butler, on his second visit to Texas, was welcomed by hundreds of Klansmen and Baptizing Klansmen at a local ranch to the spiritual awakening of Christian Identity. | After that first visit from Pastor Butler, George Stout joined the Aryan Nations and, while still serving as Grand Dragon for the White Knights of Texas. Pastor Butler and George Stout became lifelong friends. Pastor Butler, on his second visit to Texas, was welcomed by hundreds of Klansmen and Baptizing Klansmen at a local ranch to the spiritual awakening of [[Christian Identity]]. | ||
George Stout served in the Church of Jesus Christ Christian ~ Aryan Nations from 1982 to 1998. During that time, as a Klan Leader and Aryan Nations Texas State Leader George Stout continued to organize resistance against the Zionist Occupied Government. | George Stout served in the [[Church of Jesus Christ Christian]] ~ Aryan Nations from 1982 to 1998. During that time, as a Klan Leader and Aryan Nations Texas State Leader George Stout continued to organize resistance against the [[Zionist Occupied Government]]. | ||
In the 1990s, George Stout and several other Klan leaders organized Texas Militias in the wake of the Ruby Ridge and Waco Siege. Rallying and Training thousands of | In the 1990s, George Stout and several other Klan leaders organized Texas Militias in the wake of the [[Ruby Ridge]] and the [[Waco Siege]]. Rallying and Training thousands of Texan Militiamen. | ||
== The Legacy == | == The Legacy == | ||
He was a devoted | He was a devoted Christian. George Stout helped supported many White Christian Churches and Identity Ministers throughout the Nation during his lifetime. | ||
He was a blue-collar, hardworking man, a great carpenter and small business owner. | He was a blue-collar, hardworking man, a great carpenter and small business owner. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 4 July 2026
George Stout (February 17, 1951 - July 02, 2026)
Brief History
George Stout in 1978 formed the White Knights of Texas Ku Klux Klan and became its first Grand Dragon.
George Stout dedicated his whole life to the cause. George Stout first joined the local Ku Klux Klan chapter at the age of 17. Rising in the ranks with other Klan organizations from 1968 to 1978, George organized Klan rallies all across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
The White Knights of Texas turned into a very militant Klan organization, other Klans in the South referring to Texas Klansman as too extreme and Revolutionary Klansman. The White Knights of Texas were challenging the Federal Government and state authorities about enforcing desegregation efforts in small White communities in Northeast Texas. Which led to thousands of White Texans in rural communities from several different Texas counties supporting White political candidates that supported segregation in local political campaigns.
Early Life
George Stout was also involved in the Vietnamese fishing crisis from 1979 to 1981. George Stout contacted other Texas Klans to serve under Louis Beam and organized local white fishermen to resist the Vietnamese refugees and boycott businesses purchasing their products. Thousands of Texas Klansmen came to the call of Resistance.
After 1981, Louis Beam became the Ambassador of the Aryan Nations and came back to Texas with Pastor Richard G. Butler to introduce him to Klan Leaders across Texas. During that visit, George Stout and the White Knights of Texas were very impressed with Pastor Butler's religious viewpoints and goals.
After that first visit from Pastor Butler, George Stout joined the Aryan Nations and, while still serving as Grand Dragon for the White Knights of Texas. Pastor Butler and George Stout became lifelong friends. Pastor Butler, on his second visit to Texas, was welcomed by hundreds of Klansmen and Baptizing Klansmen at a local ranch to the spiritual awakening of Christian Identity.
George Stout served in the Church of Jesus Christ Christian ~ Aryan Nations from 1982 to 1998. During that time, as a Klan Leader and Aryan Nations Texas State Leader George Stout continued to organize resistance against the Zionist Occupied Government.
In the 1990s, George Stout and several other Klan leaders organized Texas Militias in the wake of the Ruby Ridge and the Waco Siege. Rallying and Training thousands of Texan Militiamen.
The Legacy
He was a devoted Christian. George Stout helped supported many White Christian Churches and Identity Ministers throughout the Nation during his lifetime.
He was a blue-collar, hardworking man, a great carpenter and small business owner.
He was also a great father of two sons who are still involved in the movement to this day.
George Stout, in his later years, taught that survivalism and preparation was one of the most important things that every White Nationalist must undertake in order to create a future homeland for our people.
