Archive for May, 2005

Whitakerism

Someone was writing me about how what I said condemned their beliefs.

A lot of what I have said contradicted MY beliefs.

The idea here is to make you THINK, not to make you think like me.

It just occurred to me that I would be absolutely appalled if someone declared that he was now a Whitakerist, and expected me to give him all the right answers.

Forget all my books and speeches and other writing and even this blog. The main page of Whitakeronline.ORG has been running now for almost seven years. The archives are now probably half a million words long. It is bigger than the Koran or the New Testament and is rapidly catching up on the Old Testament.

I am even less nice to myself than I am to others. Reading over some stuff I wrote, I say, “I cannot believe that a reasonably intelligent person wrote that.”

I also think other things that I can’t repeat here. But that is what I was thinking that week. Reading over my old writings is a great cure for any notion that I am infallible.

A lot of times someone will say to me, very apologetically, “I don’t agree with everything you say.”

That makes me a little dizzy. What kind of idiot does he think I am? What delusions of grandeur does he think I have?

I don’t like it when somebody says, “I don’t agree with everything you say.” It’s like saying, “I don’t agree with you that you are the Prophet Mohammed.”

I never said I was.

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Full Circle

When Jesus walked on this earth, He was constantly asked, “What good are you as a Messiah if you are not here to save Israel from the Romans?”

Jesus, replied, “My kingdom is not of this earth.”

Today Christians are back to saying that Christianity means nothing if it does not save The State of Israel from its enemies.

When Jesus walked the earth, people asked Him about the poor. He “The poor we have always with us,” and wanted them to worry about the salvation of their souls.

Now the churches have started a joint project aimed, not at saving souls, but at helping the poor. They tell us, “That is what Christ was all about.”

By a strange coincidence, it is also Politically Correct and good public relations.

What good is the Bible, we are asked, if it does not answer every question that comes on Planet Earth?

Saving souls is nice, but we got REAL problems.

So every Sunday every preacher shows you how the Bible will take care of your personal problems, your family problems, your financial problems, your health, your looks, being likeable, everything on THIS earth.

Which is precisely what Jesus did NOT say.

We are back to the philosophy of those who crucified Jesus.

We have come full circle.

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Neither Angels Nor Devils Are Human Beings

Some Amish are being accused of child molestation.

This did not get reported earlier because the Amish were looked upon as angels.

The same thing happened to Catholics priests and bishops. Boy-rape (not “child” molestation) took decades to expose because Catholic priests were looked upon as angels.

When the boy rapes by priests and the bishops’ perpetuating it became public, all Catholic priests became suspect. If you make someone an angel, you are going to make them devils eventually. They are never just humans who have some bad apples.

Jews have the same problem. Since Nazi Germany, Jews have been treated as angels.

Alan Dershowitz is openly dedicated to two things:

1) Whites must be wiped out by interracial marriage, and

2) Jews must be preserved by avoiding interfaith marriages.

This is a common Jewish attitude, but nobody DARES say it is wild hypocrisy. If Jews are openly hypocritical, nobody can say so.

Why? Because since Hitler, who made all Jews devils, Jews have been looked upon as angels.

To Modern Thought, Jews cannot be mere human beings. They must be angels or devils.

Nazis and Modern Thought agree:

Jews are not human.

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The Longest Journey

The longest journey in the Bible is not the forty years it took Moses to lead his people to the Promised Land. A longer trip took place DURING that journey.

Think about it. Moses had gone to the mountain and spent time with God. God had written the Ten Commandments and entrusted them to Moses. When Moses arrived to see his people worshiping a Golden Calf, Moses was so angry that he dashed the precious stone tablets to the ground.

Then he had to go back up the mountain and tell Jehovah what he had done.

If you have ever waited to get chewed out by your boss, you will realize that the longest trip in the Bible was the one Moses took back up that mountain.

He played it over and over in his mind:

GOD: “Did you give the Commandments to your people.”

MOSES: “No. I smashed them all to bits. Could I please have a copy?”

When Moses arrived, Jehovah already knew what had happened.

I think God has a sense of humor. He invented it.

So when Moses said, “You know those Ten Commandments you gave me? I broke them.”

Jehovah replied, “You broke ALL of them?”

“Yes.”

You broke all of them AT ONE TIME?”

“Yes.”

“Moses, you don’t do things half way, do you?”

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Reply to Joey

Joey, when Bill Rusher mentioned in one of his books that I had come up with the idea that Federal courts are always the last bastion of yesterday’s power, I was astonished.

Nobody EVER mentions that they got their ideas from me. That’s my whole game.

I was lecturing Pat and the group he associates with the idea of judicial dictatorship long, long ago, and it slowly seeped in. In my 1982 book I talked about judicial decrees, and I said, as I had been saying long before then, that:

“A system where one man’s opinion is law has a name, and it is NOT democracy.”

I was telling Pat and those he knew about genocide against the white race before I wrote it down in a 1976 book.

A quarter of a century later, Pat wrote “Death of the West.”

Try to understand that this is what my life is ABOUT.

I have enormous power precisely because I concentrate on planting ideas. It is hard work. I push and I push and I finally get someone who has no idea where they came from to get to them when it is time. While they were concentrating on “getting the Negro vote” forty years ago, I was planting and pushing ideas that bore fruit when they became useful to SOMEBODY, I don’t care whom, a decade or two later.

This is POWER.

I have changed the world and I will be changing it long after I die.

Joey said,

“I heard Pat Buchanan mention the judicial dictatorship when referring to the Supreme Court. The liberal on the panel looked angry to say the least. As far as I know, Buchanan has never used this term before.

Interesting to know that Pat listens to Bob. Will you speak about this and other examples of others using your thoughts as their own?”

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