Once at the Pentagon Station in DC, a boom box was playing loudly and all by itself. I went to it, pretended to be trying to adjust it and pushed it over the railing. It smashed about fifteen feet below.
Note that none of the officers and soldiers who wore tributes to their own heroism dared do this.
That boom box was not there to boom for its owner. Few ever were. They are the offensive weapon of the anti-whites’ pet animal.
One ad I saw had a black guy saying, “And don’t mess with mah base.” You cannot object to banging reaching your apartment because “It’s a black thang.”
John Derbyshire got fired for saying that blacks are rude to white customers because “It’s a black thang.” So paycheck conservatives and the so-called bravery of the military are demonstrated in two examples. Anti-whites have the dependency on their blacks that the Mafia does on its “soldiers.”
If you STILL can’t figure out what I mean by The Silence you have lived in all your life, take the example of the black man who got the Democratic nomination for senator recently in South Carolina.
There was a total front-runner, approved by the Democrats, and this guy was unknown.
But he won. Overwhelmingly. 
You see, most blacks at the polls don’t vote. Blacks hand out a list of who their masters want them to vote for at their churches and, thence, to the community. The list got mixed up at the last moment.
The total anomaly of a complete unknown getting the Party nomination would have been the basis of an endless number of articles in any other case. A Plain Joe Gets the Nomination for the US Senate just doesn’t happen any more.
Nobody, least of all paycheck conservatives, discussed what happened any more than the Mafia would discuss those “workers” who just sat there and got paid for work their union controlled.
Everybody went through the whole campaign without a word about it. Those who were in the business knew not to touch. The dumb bastards who never noticed The Silence before didn’t notice it this time.
#1 by backbaygrouch on 02/02/2013 - 6:13 am
There are two appointees in the US Senate. One is from SC, the other, MA. They are both Blacks. The governors who appointed them are both non-Whites. This is a unique event crying out for attention. It reeks of Racism from both perspectives. How is the media treating this Racism? The Silence.
#2 by markwn on 02/02/2013 - 12:36 pm
Unrelated, but here is an article from the BBC where a UN rep actually admits that the “EU should undermine national homogeneity” of European countries:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18519395
Might serve as ammo in online battles
^%$#*@& bastards…
#3 by The Old Man of the Mountain on 02/02/2013 - 1:05 pm
It is up to us to break the Silence.
If we don’t expose the Truth to our People, then who will?
The Corporate Media Mafia?
The International Banker’s Federal Government?
Like Coach Bob said before, we are unfunded, therefore we are unchained and free to do what needs to be done.
Free to speak about the elephant in the living room, and free to question forbidden topics.
#4 by Jason on 02/03/2013 - 3:28 am
First off, I am glad to see it mentioned that blacks are indeed rude to whites and single them out for attacks (sonic and otherwise). It’s so common we don’t notice it.
Second, I have respect for the military, but we have stop this knee jerk reaction of saying “they are fighting for our freedom” these days. Really? Are we free to serves Whites only? Or to have White schools? Or to set up White neighborhoods? To freely associate with whom we want? We are barely free to discuss such issues (and then at great cost).
Third, I had no idea that is how Alvin Greene got in. Blacks were all following orders. Sorry, but I think the ancients were right, some people are not made for freedom – they are incapable of much independent thought.