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Siege is a compilation of newsletters written between the 1980s and early 2000s by James Mason, a National Socialist and former member of the American Nazi Party. The book advocates for the violent overthrow of the U.S. government and the creation of a white ethnostate. Mason promotes the idea that conventional politics is futile and encourages leaderless resistance, terrorism, and lone-wolf violence as the only effective means of achieving revolutionary change.
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Siege has become influential in neo-Nazi and accelerationist circles, including groups like Atomwaffen Division. It is widely considered a terrorist manual and has been condemned for promoting violent extremism and domestic terrorism. While it is an interesting read and thought provoking, Mason has also admitted to taking pictures of underage girls and dating "marriageable aged girls," using Mary's age of 14 from the Bible, without taking into consideration the average life span of mankind at that time. All of which he was arrested and convicted of in 1994 after taking a plea deal. [Reference minute 32:30 https://www.bitchute.com/video/SDCz7AL0jFnf ]