B. U. G. S.

I wrote this in the “science” newsgroup in Stormfront.org, a white racist web location:

A True Aristocrat
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I am sure that everyone in this science newsgroup is familiar with Louis Andrews and his website, “Stalking the Wild Taboo.”

http://www.lrainc.com/swtaboo/swt_lra.html

There is nothing Louis Andrews does not know about biology and psychology that relates to race. The information on his website is vast and exhaustive, and if you need to know anything that can be of benefit to the white race, you can e-mail him personally. I am proud to say I have been working with Louis for decades.

But there is something else about Louis which makes me proud and that he never mentions. Louis is a true aristocrat, the kind of aristocrat who is respected by South Carolinians like me. He is the kind of man I would follow up any hill into any battle.

I told my brother once that Louis Andrews is a direct descendant of the Rutledge who was made Dictator of South Carolina after the British took Charleston in 1780. His family has been at the top of the Charleston aristocracy from the first.

My brother replied that that impressed him, but the fact that Louis never told anybody that impressed him even more.

Louis Rutledge Andrews could have sold out to the left and profited from it enormously. He did just the opposite, as so many of real Charleston Battery aristocrats have done. They don’t get mentioned anywhere.

Our folks are so busy whining and crying about betrayals that they don’t have time to notice the ones who do NOT betray us, because they are not mentioned in the media.

That is the strategy the leftist media depend on, and the whiners on our side are their best allies.

In his book, “Who Killed Society,” the leftist Cleveland Amory (from New York) declared that the only aristocracy left in America is that of the Charleston Battery.

The only Charleston Battery aristocrats anyone hears about are the ones who go over to the liberals, like so many whites with something to sell do.

But Louis is in there, fighting for us.

Other South Carolinians make jokes about Charleston:

“How many Charlestonians does it take to change a light bulb?”

“It takes three, one to screw it in and two to talk about how great the OLD light bulb was.”

But we South Carolinians are proud of our Battery aristocracy and we will follow them because, through it all, they have stood by our people, our race, the South, and liberal favor be damned.

I have bragged that, in fifty years of reading about people’s Confederate ancestors, I have concluded that my forefathers were the only PRIVATES in the entire Southern armed forces.

I would rather be a private following a Louis Andrews into battle than a general in any other army.

Bob Whitaker of WhitakerOnline.org