http://12.107.40.66/lsn/news.asp?articleID=10689 Chicago, Illinois -- Approximately fifty six white activists packed a banquet hall in Chicago, Illinois, today to celebrate the birth of Adolf Hitler and listen to speakers urge a renewed movement to fight America's economic collapse and reinvigorate the white working class. Led by the American National Socialist Workers Party, dozens of white activists , almost all from the Chicago area, listened to speeches from Tony Zirkle, Republican nominee for Congress in Indiana's 2nd District, Art Jones, former Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois' 3rd District, Theo Junker, a former German SS Officer, and Bill White, Commander of the organization. Zirkle spoke on his history as a state's attorney in Indiana, prosecuting Jewish and Zionist criminal gangs involved in trafficking prostitutes and pornography from Russia and th Zionist entity. Jones spoke on the racial situation in the United States and Junker spoke on his experiences during the Third Reich and after the war. White spoke on the need to focus on the current economic crisis, parallels between the US today and Germany in 1930, and the need to focus on the white working class. ANSWP delegations from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana got sidetracked en route to the event, leaving an almost entirely Chicago-area crowd. Several speakers remarked on the peaceful nature of the event and the lack of any sort of organized opposition -- in stark contrast to the small National Socialist Movement event in Washington. Theo Junker spoke briefly on unity and urged the two organizations to find ways to mend differences; he also urged attendees not to hate Negroes, but to respect the nationalism of all people, white and non-white.