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| | San Diego CityBEAT |
 | | Metzger, the once dreaded Klansman and founder of the White Aryan Resistance (WAR), has fended off the advances of a pretty blonde half his age who has wandered by twice to say hello, wrap her arms over his broad shoulders and peck him lightly on the cheek. |
 | | To Metzger the ring is important, not just a wolf but a “Lone Wolf,” a symbol of that anti-government agent who, in the Timothy McVeigh model, assumes all the trappings of a normal life to conceal a radical political agenda. |
 | | Metzger’s girlfriend, Mary, pulls up a chair as he winds down with his second pick, “Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground,” a tribute to the bar’s former owner, Whitey, who carried a sawed-off shotgun strapped to his back and walked home every night with more than a $1,000 cash in his pocket. |
| www.sdcitybeat.com /article.php?id=2548 (2835 words) |
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