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American Freedom Party Activist Tyler Cole Passes Away

Tyler Cole
Tyler Cole
From the American Freedom Party website:

Late Sunday we were informed that AFP member Tyler Cole of Oregon passed away suddenly on Friday, April 17, 2015.

Tyler was one of the early founders of California’s political group Freedom 14, Freedom 14 became American3P, then American 3rd Position. Chairman Bill Johnson transformed it into a national party, American Freedom Party.

Tyler was a perpetual activist for our cause and for the cause of European people.

Tyler leaves his lovely wife Laura and two wonderful little boys, William (age 9 months) and Jack (age 5).

24 Comments

  1. JT October 31, 2015

    He was a great man who truly cared about preserving the existence of our people and a future for our children. He will be greatly missed.

  2. John October 31, 2015

    Suicide is true however I knew Tyler personally he was a good man a loving father. Furthermore he wasn’t anti black he was pro white preservation. Find compassion. A man, pro American, is dead leaving behind a window get a ducking clue about someone’s face before judging his views

  3. paulie July 8, 2015

    Still haven’t learned a cause of death. Anyone know?

  4. george thobol July 8, 2015

    The little fucker shot his own father in the back…twice… with a stolen handgun. The second bullet severed his dad’s spine. Dad lasted about three years before dying. Tyler was a shit and he’s apparently been flushed…twice…(it’s a long way to hell)

  5. Slam In A Y-Trap May 17, 2015

    I heard he killed himself. Any truth to this rumor?

  6. Maureen May 17, 2015

    Tyler Cole was not hateful. He loved his people and didn’t want to see his children disenfranchised by an anti-White society.

  7. paulie April 30, 2015

    I’ve done a few searches, but haven’t seen anything about a cause of death.

  8. Jill Pyeatt April 26, 2015

    Some kids turn out well when they had a father in the home, but some don’t.

    Some fatherless childress fail, but some do not.

    Most parents do the best they can in the circumstances they find themselves in. I try very hard not to judge any of them.

  9. Jill Pyeatt April 26, 2015

    I said previously: ” I don’t think the presence of a nasty, hateful father is better than not having a dad at all.”

    I’m certainly not saying I’m glad he died, or that I’m happy two kids are without a dad. It happens to be my opinion, based on personal experience, that being raised without a dad isn’t always awful. I think people are reading more into the statement than I meant, and I certainly didn’t mean to say that it was okay such a young man died. I apologize.

  10. Cody Quirk April 26, 2015

    Well, I was brought up in a Evangelical Fundamentalist household that supported the U.S. President as long as he was a Republican & anything Israel did 110% and now I’m a LDS Libertarian that is anti-neocon.

    Some kids end up thinking/rationalizing for themselves when they mature and adopting their own beliefs, and others don’t; that’s how it is.

  11. paulie April 26, 2015

    Some people overcome crap they get taught as kids, but many never do.

  12. Jed Ziggler Post author | April 26, 2015

    The kids are individuals who, when they get to be adults, can think for themselves. I was raised to be a Christian homophobe. I’m a gay atheist.

    Speaking ill of the dead when two little babies are now without a dad strikes me as vile, contemptible, and about as heartless as you can get.

  13. paulie April 26, 2015

    I don’t. Raising kids to be racists is a really shitty thing to do to both them and to everyone else. Not that it’s any of the government’s business, nor should it be, but nevertheless true.

  14. Jed Ziggler Post author | April 26, 2015

    Can’t believe I’m saying this, but I agree with William Saturn.

  15. William Saturn April 26, 2015

    One’s political positions have nothing to do with one’s quality of parenting. Who are we to judge what kind of father he was? Talk about a lack of compassion.

  16. Jill Pyeatt April 26, 2015

    I don’t think the presence of a nasty, hateful father is better than not having a dad at all.

    It’s a shame, however, that this individual didn’t have the opportunity to grow and possibly evolve his views to be a bit more inclusive.

  17. Jed Ziggler Post author | April 26, 2015

    Yeah, I don’t care what warped views this guy had, two little kids are now without a dad. That sucks.

  18. NewFederalist April 26, 2015

    “His kids are probably better off without him.”

    Ouch!

  19. paulie April 26, 2015

    Too bad his wife holds the same fucked up views, though. I’m sure whoever she hooks up with after she’s done grieving will be no different ideologically.

  20. Matt Cholko April 26, 2015

    His kids are probably better off without him.

  21. Spence April 23, 2015

    Yes, very sad that he successfully reproduced, and that the children are still being raised by his racist wife.

  22. Joe Wendt April 23, 2015

    It’s sad to hear he left behind two small children. Very sad.

  23. Trent Hill April 23, 2015

    I’m assuming “Freedom 14” was a wink/nod to The Fourteen Words, coined by The Order’s David Lane: “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White Children.”

  24. Ack April 23, 2015

    What was the cause of death of the young racist skinhead?

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