From inside the walls of the Federal Prison in Florence, Colorado, Lane still extends his icy fingers of hate. His writings are read and quoted with great avarice and appreciation by those who hold him in great esteem. He is seen as a fallen warrior whose crimes were committed while in battle - the greatest battle of modern history, according to many. That Lane has been able to write and publish his hatred and his "teachings" while incarcerated seems to be counter-productive to the premise of "removing the criminal element from society." If anything, his contribution to the white supremacist movement has been enhanced by his restraint. That this irony has not been lost on Lane is evidenced in his following statement: �And of course, death or imprisonment is the best way for a revolutionary to gain credibility. In a strange way I must thank the tyrants, liars and devils incarnate who put me here."
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