He was a Racist. A Jailed Revolutionary. Until Truth Found a Way into his Cell. In the early 1980’s Joe Pearce was a leader of Britain’s racist National Front. He edited its newspaper, Bulldog. He consorted with terror organizations in Northern Ireland and neo-Nazi punk rockers in London. And before he was twenty-five, he was sentenced to prison twice. But in the confines of his jail cell Pearce discovered the great Christian and conservative writers of the 20th Century. Men like Chesterton. Solzhenitsyn. Lewis. Belloc. And Tolkien. His life would never be the same.
Posted on: Thu, 12 Sep 2013 11:39:14 +0000
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