What is "Blood and Honor"?

• "Blood and Honor" is a web site  that supports musical groups some of whose lyrics may have racist overtones. The site is difficult to read (red text of a black background. You can see it more clearly if you highlight the entire thing (just click near a word and hit "control-A").
  • I visited the site and checked out the lyrics from Skrewdriver's album "Blood and Honor". Most of the lyrics bare a striking resemblance to those of many punk rock bands; indeed, that's what they are! There is a song (Prisoner of Peace) calling for the release of Rudolf Hess who died in 1987. Another song (Tomorrow is always too late) makes a reference to Spandau Prison where Hess and several others were detained for their war crimes. But most of the songs are just angry with no racist overtones. Many of the lyrics are actually pretty good (see This, for example).
  • There are also references to the late Ian Stewart. Some of his lyrics can be found here. Most of it is not racist, only angry.
  • It's interesting to note some of the bands these guys have played with including Motörhead (you can download some music too), the Boomtown Rats, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and (gasp!) the Police; one of my favorite groups.
  • The site does display multiple images of burning swastikas and crosses and makes references to the National Socialist Movement (see link below).
• What is a Triskelion anyway? IT IS NOT A SWASTIKA!
  • Here is the important part of the above link related to the swastika
  • Examples
• That out of the way, the National Socialist Movement is very disturbing.