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A Conscience of His Own

On Stormfront a writer quoted a black writer named Levy.

He gave the first part of the article raising hell about black looters, and gave teh link to the rest.

This was my reply:

The next sentence from Levy is dynamite. He says:

“Desperation? Yeah, right. I am beginning to believe that black people, no matter where in the world they are, are cursed with a genetic predisposition to steal, murder, and create mayhem.”

I am sure that sentence will be seized on to make Levy anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews.

If one reads the rest of the article, you see that he is insulting black people deliberately because he is FURIOUS with them. He is furious with them because he is personally responsible for them. He can speak theoretically of white people or Orientals, but the behavior of black people is something he, and more importantly, his children, have to live with.

I know the feeling. So do you.

No matter what black people do, it is spineless white people that make YOU want to dig a grave for yourself.

Levy is black.

Levy goes on to point out that if white people WERE looting, it wouldn’t help him at all.

He wants his own people to be moral and to be decent and he has a fit when they are not. White people are no excuse.

Levy isn’t a white liberal or a respectable conservative trying to prove that black people are not as inferior as other whites might think they are.

Levy is a black man with a conscience of his own. Not a conscience compared to white people. No liberal or respectable conservative can ever understand what I am saying here.

I run into blacks like this in South Carolina a good deal.

Those very few blacks have no trouble at all with my desperation to save my race. If you say what you mean, and don’t just ventilate, you will find the most surprising allies.

I put one of this rare brand of blacks – or people in general — into my blog, and she was glad to get a copy of it:

— Fan

We have a twenty-four hour guard desk in this building. I left a copy of my book for them to read.

The black woman who is day guard read “Why Johnny Can’t Think: America’s Professor-Priesthood” from cover to cover in one shift.

Yes, she read it all right. The supervisor of the building said, jokingly, “She sure read it. I asked her what else she was doing all that time (like guarding the building).”

She knows damn well that anybody who can read my book can sit at the desk and keep watch.

Back to our main guard. She told everybody how great my book was. She said it’s funny, readable, and, above all, TRUE.

Down here in the Bible Belt we worry about whether something is true or not.
Not whether it’s FASHIONABLE or not. Whether it’s TRUE or not.

Lord, we’re out of date!

Even worse, we’re proud of it!

So my new fan looked at my book just the way I wrote it, plain English and no holds barred.

I can hear people saying, “But, Bob, you kept talking about preserving the white race. Wasn’t she offended about that?”

It never occurred to her to be offended. I’m a white man. I’m worried about the white race.

So what else is new?

If you’re from South Carolina you might as well be from Mars. Down here, if you’re black or white, natural loyalty, like common decency, is taken for granted. That is such a wild idea from the point of view of Fashionable Opinion in Washington or New York or San Francisco that they can’t even imagine it.

We don’t even notice it.

Why did she understand my book so well?

Well, people talk about Education Level and Intelligent Quotients all the time, but what they can’t measure is the Common Sense Quotient.

It is the Common Sense Quotient that today’s “education” beats out of people.

She wouldn’t say it to my face, but what really impressed my new fan was that somebody with as much education as I have could still have this much common sense and write it down clearly.

Which gives you a clear idea of what is so wrong with what we call “education.”

And that, brothers and sisters, is the whole point of my book.

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First Reply to Rocko

I was beginning to get that awful feeling that I was talking to myself, then Rocko came to the rescue with a comment on *******Blog Book below.

I will have more to say, but let me put his comment and my first reply in at once:

ROCKO:

Bob,

You certainly know how to retire! I’m afraid to even take a peek at the “long blog”!

Methinks thou protesteth too much. Usually you can make a point in short order. Not on this one.
I think you have reversed cause and effect in trying to describe 4th Century Christianity. People are susceptible to “wordisms”, which is why we get them all the time. Ruling elites can take on the form of something and twist it to the same old ends. That is what happened with Christianity in the 4th century.

But our “Odinist” ancestors who just wanted knowledge took to Christianity quite readily. Maybe they found in it something that appealed to their desire to know. Christendom also fostered science and technology, it didn’t thwart it. The real story behind Galileo is not as simple as the simpletons in the Universities present it. Yes, priesthoods grow up and corrupt the very institutions they are put in charge of. That IS the story of the Bible. Jesus overthrew the corrupt priesthood of his day, not physically, but by his authority, because he cut through the BS, referred to as “traditions of the elders”.

Leftism has denied the very foundation of Christian teaching, that one’s words MUST match one’s deeds. If what one is doing contradicts what one is saying (as in your yuppie example), then it is obvious that one doesn’t know what one is talking about, and is not worth listening to. The book of James refers to it as double-mindedness.

Likewise, one builds on a solid foundation in order to be able to withstand and even thrive in the constant changing of life. That is what the sea hitting the houses in the parable represents. I think you’ve missed some basic points somewhere.

ME:

Rocko, I will write a blog entry dealing with your comment.

But let me say up front that I agree with your general point. In fact, if you look at what I have said over and over here, you are making much the same points I have made.

The missionaries who spread Christianity to our Odinist ancestors did not drag the whole seven hundred thousand words of the Old Testament with them on scrolls. It would have sunk their boat.
What they brought was the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our ancestors had no way of knowing that that huge rotting Middle Eastern crap came with it.

They had no way of knowing that for a thousand years their people would be drained of sustenance by the Medieval Papacy. In fact, everything they heard in the Gospel of Jesus Christ was precisely the opposite.

Wordism came after the Gospel. Our Odinist forefathers did not convert to the perversion that goes under the name of any church today.

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Storms are STRANGE

New Orleans reminds of something I experienced.

I remember a very weird experience I had TWICE after storms had hit. One after Hugo, one much earlier after a tornado.

What really made the experience seem psyhedelic was that it happened TWICE. Believe me, I know what being on drugs is like, but I was not on anything.

What happened was that I could look out of one side of the house I was in and see the full devastation of the storm. Trees were literally uprooted, the area looked like the classic after-storm scene.

Then I would talk to the other side of the house and there was not a sign of the slightest disturbance. Not a blade of grass had been twisted. Cars were parked where they had been, and were not even wet.

I walked back and forth, looking at the two scenes, like man in a comedy who has a pouring rain on one side of his house and sunshine on the other.

Storms are STRANGE.

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One-Way Generosity

During the short session of watching television about the New Orleans disaster I mentioned below, I saw a black man I assumed was the mayor of the city cussing the world out about how badly things are going down there.

He was behaving exactly like the head of a third world country would behave. He was demanding money and lots of it from everybody.

Please remember these are impressions from a news story I do not want to look at. I am retired now. Really retired. I did not force myself to watch.

In that short period of watching I saw something absolutely unique.

For the first time in my lifetime, other countries were offering aid to US in a disaster.

These offers of aid were at the top of the news, but I may be the only person who noticed how totally novel they were. No one in the media ever noted before that no forieng country ever even thought about giving aid when we had a disaster, like Hurricane Huge here in South Carolina, in the United States.

When Clinton and Bush appeared jointly on ads on national television for aid to tsunami victims in Asia, it was routine. Herbert Hoover was in the Ukraine about 1920 organzing a giant and successful
American effort to get food there to deal with famines during the Russian Civil War.

Private citizens in America have always been there for emergencies around the world throughout my long memory and long before. They were NEVER there for us.

No one in the media ever mentioned that. So no one mentioned how unique these offers of aid as they were headlined. Our generations of aid to others is forgotten.

In the latest tsunami and in every other crisis in the third world, all we ever got for it was the local dictator cussing about how we weren’t doing enough or doingit fast enough.

So I was watching something you will see a lot more in the future:

A part of America that has slid into the third world is now reacting exactly like any other third world area.

And what is left ofthe first world is now pouring aid in to the part of America that is now the third world.

New Orleans was much poorer in earlier days, and coped with many a disaster. They were always grateful for any help outsiders gave and they NEVER blamed everybody ELSE for their problems.

But that was before Social Progress got there.

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New Orleans: Personal

I was doing a heart test and while I waited between parts of it, I watched the TV coverage of New Orleans.

Let me say up front that I don’t LIKE disasters. I’ve seen too much horror up close to want to see it or hear about it.

It is hard to believe today, but the group that now calls itself The Greatest Generation was known for over a decade after World War II as The Silent Generation. Almost every one of them wanted to talk anything EXCEPT their time in the War.

Now I know why.

A generation later, it was hard to get them to shut up about the War. Now it is impossible. By now, it is a distant memory, and a lot of them know more about it from the documentaries than they actually remember and FEEL today.

My disasters, personal and general, are still too recent. I keep thinking I should keep up with it, but I have tuned it out.

I have sent a little money to people with the short note, “The government gives you a handout. Your friends give you a hand up.”

I’ll do anything I can. But this is not entertainment for me.

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