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Pocahontas Show Trial by William W. Williams
$20.00
How corrupt is the justice system in the state of West Virginia?
Artist, activist, builder, Vietnam veteran, former Green Beret captain — and leader of the pro-white National Alliance (NA) — William White Williams found out the answer to this question when he became the victim of a corporate coup attempt aided and abetted by that system. He found himself locked out of his own business, falsely arrested and accused of violent crimes, abandoned without food or money or proper clothing 279 miles from home, and forbidden to set foot on the headquarters where the coup plotters were busy hauling off valuable property and records. He was denied justice in the courts — and ultimately discovered that even his own counsel was working against him. He decided to fight back, but this book is not only about his WV court battle; it tells about the author’s long history with the NA, and about fighting other legal harassments of the NA by the Southern Poverty Law Center hate group and other powerful enemies of the American White majority
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5 reviews for Pocahontas Show Trial by William W. Williams
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Ray Wolbert –
This book ( Pocahontas Show Trial) is excellent. It’s well-organized and detailed and laced with humor throughout. It also has a blue-collar tone that most people can relate to, whether they’re NA (National Alliance) or not. Has a good flow to it and a kind of mystery-novel style that makes you want to keep going to find out what happens next–
well-worth the time to read it.
Barbara W –
This book really shows how curupt the system truelly is. Will Williams did nothing wrong and you can see it ALL in this book! With real documents and everything. Great book!
Minister –
A superbly-told but maddening account of how politicized the courts are today. If it doesn’t make you angry, then there’s something wrong with you.
Susan Montague –
This non-fiction book is amazing! It could be the basis for a legal docudrama/horror movie. Most Americans will find it hard to believe that such a twisted plot could happen in the civilized USA. It’s incredible how an obviously mentally ill abuser of the judicial system — now a fugitive — could manipulate supposedly honest and honorable law enforcement and court officers and get away with what she did. I couldn’t put this book down. It’s a “legal thriller” from real life, and packed with valuable information about injustice in the American justice system, bottom to top. In addition, Captain Williams’ serious story is told with humor throughout, and backed up with lots of documentation. I truly enjoyed reading Pocahontas Show Trial.
Lana Williams –
I am the Russian wife of the author of this book. Recently, when every media source was actively reporting about the DOJ indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), Will and I thought that it would be a good time to promote Pocahontas Show Trial (PST) since this book, published in 2021, provides exclusive information about the SPLC and its paid informants. Viewing the image of PST’s Table of Contents there are two chapters about SPLC. Actually, Will writes about the “law center” in most of PST’s chapters.
We decided to pay $379 for a 1 year “IndieReader” subscription which would have PST seen by thousands of bookstores. The blurb for PST was :
“Real life legal thriller for those interested in the law, particularly since President Trump’s DOJ recently filed the Grand Jury indictment against the SPLC for fraud in April 2026. Pocahontas Show Trial provides exclusive information about the SPLC and its paid informants.” We uploaded a pdf for PST since our IndieReader subscription included 6 months of complimentary Edelweiss service, so the book could be seen by more professionals who could write free reviews of it. Sure enough, soon we received an IndieReader email: “We are unable to fulfill your order. A full refund has been processed.”
Could this rejection be about the “unpopular” idea that the “White Race is worth preserving?” Readers can judge for themselves what might scare off IndieReaders. There is absolutely nothing hateful or threatening in the book, but SPLC has many defenders. There is nothing but the truth in its pages — an interesting non-fiction story that may be shocking to some, but is written with lots of good humor. You can see the table of contents here: https://cosmotheistchurch.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/TOC-A.jpg