EDIT: You're right, this isn't him. He had not posted in two days when I checked. :7

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20414163-2,00.html

Neo-Nazi 'circulated bomb-making manual'By Greg Roberts
September 15, 2006 01:00am

A POLICE anti-terrorist taskforce is investigating detailed bomb-making instructions distributed to Australian skinheads by a prominent neo-Nazi.

The Victoria Police security intelligence group has been told the material was distributed by Peter Campbell, the national head of the White Pride Coalition of Australia.

Mr Campbell is a senior sales representative with Melbourne electrical parts group Heinemann Electric - the company at the centre of a row over the Howard Government's workplace laws.

Material given to police includes bomb-making instructions published in an article titled "How to build a David Copeland special". Copeland, a white supremacist dubbed the Soho bomber, was responsible for a series of bombs in London in the late 1990s.

The instructions include advice to keep nails and other projectiles, which are packed in bombs, in horse manure so that "when embedded in the burnt flesh, the shit will poison the blood".

The instructions recommend bombs be disguised by placing them in traffic cones.

Muslims are referred to in other material being examined by police.

One document includes this rallying call: "Kill, murder, burn and butcher our enemies and become a hero!"

Some of the documents under investigation by Victoria Police were used in the successful prosecutions in London last year of five neo-Nazi British men for inciting racial hatred.

Mr Campbell declined to comment when contacted by The Australian yesterday.

He sells installation products made by Heinemann subsidiary Slegers, a job that gives him access to items mentioned in the bomb-making instructions.

Mr Campbell uses the WPCA pseudonym of Kromlek of Asgard, which is derived from figures in Viking mythology.

Another alias he uses is ZyklonB, the poisonous gas used by Nazis to kill Jews in the Auschwitz concentration camp.

In a posting on a WPCA website, Mr Campbell referred to Jews when he said: "The sooner we White Men are rid of these vile, loathsome bloodsuckers, then the sooner we can get on with the task of re-establishing White homelands for our people that are free from contamination!" Mr Campbell said in another posting: "We White Nationalists must be physically armed as well as ideologically and spiritually prepared!"

Cam Smith, a campaigner with the anti-racism group Fight Dem Back, said the WPCA should be outlawed as a terrorist group.

"These are people who openly promote the use of violence against minority groups they don't like," he said. "Thugs like this should not be allowed to promote their messages of hate in a civilised society."

The WPCA has been implicated in race-hate campaigns against Sudanese refugees in western Sydney and in the Darling Downs city of Toowoomba in Queensland.

Heinemann general manager Richard Ross said Mr Campbell was a good employee, and he knew nothing of his background that suggested he should not have been hired.

Heinemann is at the centre of a row over the federal Government's industrial relations laws for docking a week's pay from 46 workers who stopped working overtime.

The Australian revealed this week that WorkSafe Victoria has issued eight notices instructing Heinemann Electric to improve health and safety standards.