From the NSP News Service: In a telephone conversation very early today, June 8, 2013, NSP Commander Dr. Jacques Pluss informed this reporter that he has, quietly and successfully, renounced his United States citizenship at the Consulate of the United States of America in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. This action took place within the last couple of days, in the wake of Dr. Pluss's being denied permission (while on probation) by the Superior Court of New Jersey to travel to Switzerland for treatment of a cardiac condition.
Having violated the conditions of his unsupervised probation, it is reported that Pluss will be arrested at any point of the U.S. border should he attempt to enter the United States. He is, presumably, now in Montreal awaiting a flight to Zurich, Switzerland. Once there, he will travel to his Swiss home-town of Lausanne, where a spot awaits him in a clinic near that city.
Dr. Pluss is a citizen of Switzerland. Switzerland does not extradite its own nationals, and the "crimes" Pluss allegedly committed in the U.S. are not actionable in Switzerland, nor are they crimes according to the Federal Criminal or Civil Codes of that country.
At this time, the NSP has no information on the whereabouts of Dr. Pluss's wife, Mrs. Jessica Stephens-Pluss.
Since the NSP is an international organization, Pluss will continue as Commander of the NSP unless he finds himself unable to carry out his duties of office.
We at the NSP wish him the best of luck and the best of health, and we laud his courageous exit from the United States, which, by now, is lost to the Aryan Race in any case.
Further developments will be reported promptly.
-- Karl Wolff III, Director of Communications, NSP. 1488!
NEWS FLASH, 10 June 2013: NSP Commander Dr. Jacques Pluss arrived today in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, a ski resort populated primarily by ethnic Germans and descendants of Third Reich officials who went there during and after World War 2. Reports are that he is doing well, and is under the care of physicians there, where it is, ironically, late Autumn! His wife, Jessica, remains in the United States for now. She is unable to travel at this point, having injured her spine in three places after a serious fall while caring for the children of a friend. While Dr. Pluss did renounce his U.S. citizenship and plans to travel to Switzerland later on, the earlier story on this Blog was incorrect in certain details. -- Wolff, 1488!
ReplyDeleteNEWS FLASH, June 23, 2013: The NSP Commander Dr. Jacques Pluss is now in a clinic near the Swiss town of Morat, inland from the "Swiss Riviera" area and a bit inland from the wine-producing area of the Lavaux. The "Riviera" runs along the coast of the Lake of Geneva between the city of Geneva and the resort town of Montreux. His wife, Jessica Stephens-Pluss, remains in north-western New Jersey for the time being. -- Wolff, 1488!
ReplyDeleteNEWS FLASH, June 29, 2013: Might it not have occurred to anybody that I have not, in fact, gone anywhere but am right here in good 'ole north Jersey? Once in a while, it's a good test of the effectiveness of one's propaganda to put something out there that is just plain kookoo to see how many people are taken in by it. Why in the world would I want to renounce my American citizenship? I am a far more effective National Socialist here than I could be just about anywhere else. And would it be worthwhile to live life "on the lamb" even with Swiss citizenship? After all, just "taking off" is dicey and expensive, and while I'm not worried about the price of pork chops, I may not possess the kind of money I possessed in, say, 2006. Think about it, folks. -- Dr. J. Pluss, Commander, NSP. (oh, and BTW, Morat is a nice Swiss town where, in the early 1950's, one of my Reich heroes, Walter Schellenberg, was hospitalized briefly before moving on to northern Italy. He died there of pancreatic cancer in 1952.)
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