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The NRP's doctrines included standard elements of fascism, including [[white supremacy]], [[Anti-Semitism|anti-semitism]], and opposition to democracy.The Party also endorsed standard racist ideas such as "the voluntary repatriation of the black man back to Africa" and the sterilization of black welfare recipients. It maintained ties with other neo-Nazi organizations, such as [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]'s [[American Nazi Party]], which occasionally supplied the NRP with fascist literature for distribution.

The NRP also maintained good relations with a number of far-out mystical groups, such as the Church of Satan, whose founder, [[Anton LaVey]], was a personal friend of Madole's.

The NRP also maintained good relations with a number of far-out mystical groups, such as the Church of Satan, whose founder, Anton LaVey, was a personal friend of Madole's.

Members of the NRP were known to cause riots towards people and groups they disliked. Physical fights often ensued, and there are even some incidents of NRP's members using weapons such as guns, tear gas, nitric acid, and even a crossbow and steel-tipped arrows on one occasion. These particular incidents would often land members extended stays in jail.

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 The NRP's doctrines included standard elements of fascism, including [[white supremacy]], [[Anti-Semitism|anti-semitism]], and opposition to democracy.The Party also endorsed standard racist ideas such as "the voluntary repatriation of the black man back to Africa" and the sterilization of black welfare recipients. It maintained ties with other neo-Nazi organizations, such as [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]'s [[American Nazi Party]], which occasionally supplied the NRP with fascist literature for distribution.
-The NRP also maintained good relations with a number of far-out mystical groups, such as the Church of Satan, whose founder, [[Anton LaVey]], was a personal friend of Madole's.
+The NRP also maintained good relations with a number of far-out mystical groups, such as the Church of Satan, whose founder, Anton LaVey, was a personal friend of Madole's.
 Members of the NRP were known to cause riots towards people and groups they disliked. Physical fights often ensued, and there are even some incidents of NRP's members using weapons such as guns, tear gas, nitric acid, and even a crossbow and steel-tipped arrows on one occasion. These particular incidents would often land members extended stays in jail.