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Richard Russell was your average guy. He worked at an airport hauling luggage for $14 dollars an hour. He played video games. He was not unlike a lot of us. At some point he probably got on the internet and started learning about his heritage as a White man. He probably discovered racial politics through gamer gate or the ever creeping SJW politics that infected every hobby that your average White male has left in modernity. So why is it that every year when August 10th rolls around that we remember him and what he did?

It is exactly because he was the every man. He was just like you, or me. The difference is that even though we talk about and do our best to embody the Aryan spirit, most of us will never have it in us to completely disconnect with society and truly be free the way he was during that 75 minute flight.

I believe the reason we identify with Richard and cherish his memory is because we all have a little Skyking in us, just waiting to be let out.

Hail Richard Russell. Hail Skyking.

WLM activists placed flyers and stickers in Calgary, Red Deer and throughout central Alberta.

On August 9, 2020, Cannon Blake Hinnant was riding a bike near his house when he was killed. His family had just come home from church when Cannon went to play outside with his sisters. For unknown reasons, a neighbor named Darius Sessoms approached and shot the 5-year-old in the head, according to a witness. "For a second, I thought, 'That couldn't happen. People don't run across the street and kill kids.'"

Cannon's father said that upon hearing the gunshot, "I flew out of my front door and the first thing I see is my son laying on the ground. I had to scoop my son up and hold him in my arms as his blood ran down my arm." Cannon died on the way to the hospital while authorities say Darius's girlfriend Aolani Pettit helped him leave town.