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WHAT AMERICA IS ALL ABOUT
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Most of us have seen the ad where dozens of nonwhites
tell us, in heavy accents, "I am Mellican!" (It
means American). An American is a person who has
certain documents.
There are "undocumented workers," who are just
as American as we are but who happen not to have
the papers they need. These are the folks you only
call "illegal aliens" if you are anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews.
That ad was put out by the Ad Council, but it didn't
make the whole point they wanted to make. So there's
a new one that has the same type of "I Mellican"
plus Harry Bellafonte and one critical addition
that no American Patriot could do without.
This ad has a very dark Asian guy and a very white
blue-eyed girl wrapped up together in an American
flag. It is shown twice in fifteen seconds, so you
don't miss the point. All you can see is their eyes
and their complexions. The rest is the American
flag they are wrapped in.
If you are not anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews,
this illustrates What America Is All About. Anyone
who is not anzaiwhowantstokillsixmillionjews has
one aim above all: the end of "racism."
Ending racism has to do with only one race. It
means the mixing of whites wth other races. Those
who fight "racism" only want nonwhites to immigrate
and be integrated into white countries. Nobody pushes
Japan, which is less crowded than the Netherlands,
to bring in non-Japanese immigrants, but any criticism
of nonwhite immigration in the Netherlands is Evil.
So this ad, where only the American flag is draped
around a colored guy and a white girl, takes up
where the old "I Mellican" ad left off. Both are
products of the Ad Council.
I have not seen this latter one repeated. Is this
one too blatant for even the dumbass white gentiles
to swallow?
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For many years, we tried to get Republicans to go
after the George Wallace vote. They finally did
in 1980, and the "Wallace vote" was suddenly renamed
"Reagan Democrats." National Review, the organ of
respectable conservatism, now tells us they wouldn't
go for that Wallace vote until it cleansed itself
of Racist Evil.
For National Review, conservative victory is nice,
but insulting white working people and Southerners
is nicer.
Actually, a person with a memory - which means
only me - remembers that National Review used to
reject that Wallace vote for an entirely different
reason.
I remember that all those years before 1980, the
Republicans said something entirely different. For
decades they said there were just very few Wallace
votes, and what they wanted was those black voters
who were now ready to vote Republican in 1960, 1962,
1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1976, and 1978.
I have been told that blacks were ready to vote
for Reagan in 1980, but the Evil Wallace, I mean
Reagan Democrat, Strategy drove them off.
In 1980, when Republicans finally went for the
Wal--, sorry, I mean Reagan Democrat, vote, they
won the presidency from a sitting president and
they gained control of a House of Congress for the
first time since 1952.
But National Review now tells us they were not
being stupid all those years before 1980, they were
just being Shrewd " - January 26, 2002 - WHEN
DUMMIES TRY TO BE "SHREWD".
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SOUTH
HATING AND WHITE HATING ARE THE ONLY BASES OF AMERICAN
UNITY
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I wrote a column on September 11 saying that if they attack
America, they attack me. But let us all understand that
this is true ONLY of a spokesman for white Southerners
like me. NO NATIONAL SPOKESMAN, in the United States,
RIGHT OR LEFT, thinks like this.
Senator John McCain, hero of the Southern Partisan, told
it exactly like it is. McCain said that those of us who
are white gentiles born in the United States owe our loyalty
to this country, i.e., to getting rid of whites and so
forth. But, he added, Hispanics in the United States owe
their first loyalty to foreign Hispanics (January 26,
2002 - WHEN
DUMMIES TRY TO BE "SHREWD."
Arizona eats that kind of Americanism up.
National Review is American only if America maintains
its dedication to getting rid of whites. National Review
is anti-Southern and pro-Lincoln first and foremost, and
it never spares any effort to make that clear. It demands
that all Confederate flags come down and there is no "South"
in National Review." There is only a "south."
National Review now makes a major point of never capitalizing
South or Southern. That is their idea of National Unity.
As always, any white gentile American and especially
any Southerner who gets all excited about American Unity
is being a sucker.
The south is not the South.
Actually, saying "southern states" is not even geographically
accurate if you are referring to the states of the American
South.
The most "southern" state in the Union is Hawaii, which
conservatives do NOT include in the term "southern states."
California borders on Mexico, but it is not considered
a "Southern State" although it is undeniably a southern
state.
If William Buckley had his way, the most southern state
would be Puerto Rico.
When they say "southern states," it is clear that respectable
conservatives are referring to the "Southern" states,
the Old Confederacy. But insulting the South is more important
than accuracy.
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This is not some sort of secret conspiracy. They could
not be more blatant and open about the fact that hating
white gentiles in general and white Southerners in particular
is What America Is All About.
We have national TV ads and Senator McCain saying this
as clearly as any human being can POSSIBLLY say it. There
is nothing subtle here.
The Ad Council said it loud and clear and on national
television. Senator McCain said it, also on national TV.
National Review, which is always talking about the importance
of words, spends a lot of effort making it clear that
hating the South trumps verbal accuracy.
"John Brown's Body" is our real national anthem.
National Review makes it very clear that Reagan's victory
was nowhere near as important to them as rejecting George
Wallace's many millions of supporters.
They hate you, and I don't know how they could possibly
make this any clearer.
And that, dear Virginia, is What America Means To Me.
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