Barack Obama: no change at all





Hello, and welcome back to another broadcast of American Dissident Voices, the Internet radio program of North America's foremost racialist organization, the National Alliance. I'm your host and the Chairman of the Alliance, Erich Gliebe. Well, it's all over but the shouting. America has its first Black President in Barack Obama, and it was a resounding victory. We are all interested to see what is going to happen next. Not that Obama's election should surprise anyone. The Senator from Illinois has been leading in every national poll for a long time now, although allegedly his lead had narrowed in recent weeks, as the possibility of having a Black sitting in the Oval Office had scared a few timid souls into the McCain camp. But it wasn't enough. With Black voters backing Obama nearly 100% and plenty of other non-Whites who are hoping their collective fortunes will begin to look up with another non-White in the White House, McCain didn't really stand a chance. He would have had to have captured a sizeable majority of the White vote to even be in the running. With McCain's strong support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as with the economy being in the pits, no way was it going to be possible for him to get enough White votes to counterbalance the non-Whites who voted for Obama. Most observers predicted correctly months ago that Obama would win, and so here we are. McCain's supporters voted for him for a number of reasons, but the main one was that they are fearful that the Obama Administration will raise their taxes and take away more of their precious money. That was essentially the pillar of the McCain campaign: Obama will raise your taxes, and we won't. What a wimpy campaign, totally without any solid principles. A few Whites voted for McCain based simply on race, but it was a paltry few. In contrast to Whites who voted for McCain, most of the non-Whites who voted for Obama voted for him based simply on his race. Although the Obama campaign did try to infuse some principles into the discussion, most of those went right over the heads of the average American, and just as certainly went over the heads of the millions of non-Whites who cast ballots for the Democratic candidate. For them, race was enough, and it made their election-day decision very easy for them to make. It's kind of like if I'm flipping through the channels and there's a boxing match on. If the bout is between a White and a non-White, I automatically hope that the White guy wins. I don't have to know anything about either of the fighters, not even their names or what country each is from. I want the White guy to win. That is how easy it was for Black voters to vote for Barack Obama for President. The Whites who voted for Obama had to rely more on the power of reason rather than on instinct, as the non-Whites did. Whites who cast ballots for Obama hated the way George W. Bush pushed America into the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. They hated his lies about Saddam Hussein. They see Bush as -- in the words of Democratic strategist Paul Begala -- a "high-functioning moron." McCain has portrayed himself as the one to receive the baton from Bush, and White liberals didn't want that. Other Whites -- such as those who aren't necessarily angry about Bush getting us into the wars in the Middle East, but simply want to bring the boys home -- voted Democratic because of Obama's historical opposition to those wars. Bits and pieces of Obama's speeches from more than a year ago stick into their heads, particularly the parts about immediately withdrawing the American troops from the Middle East and bringing them back stateside. Unfortunately for these White voters and for the men and women in the American military as well, those words of Obama were stated long before he secured the Democratic Presidential nomination. Bringing the troops home immediately en masse hasn't been a part of Obama's platform for quite a while now. The reason for Obama's change of heart is that the Jews didn't want him filling Americans' heads with notions of bringing the troops home. If the Jews allowed that and Americans elected Obama President on that understanding, then he might actually be tempted to stand by his campaign promise. As documented on one of these American Dissident Voices broadcasts many months ago, the Israelis are fearful that an American withdrawal in the Middle East would lead to Iran being even more uppity and aggressive than it already is, and perhaps extremist Muslim groups gaining more influence in other countries of the region. The Israelis naturally fear for the safety of their little paradise, since all Middle Eastern Muslims hate Israel for the simple reason that Israel hates them and treats them like human sewage. The Jewish power structure in the United States, therefore, has been doing everything it can to make sure that the American presence in Iraq and Afghanistan remains strong enough to act as a deterrent to aggressive Islam, which might have designs on rubbing out Israel. And so it became quite clear to powerful Jews in and around the Democratic Party leadership that Obama could NOT be the Democratic nominee and still advocate a full and immediate withdrawal from the Middle East. So Obama's platform changed, and now it is virtually indistinguishable from Bush's on the same subject, something along the lines of: "We'll move troops out as the situation on the ground dictates." If the Jews have their way, they'll make sure that the situation on the ground will NEVER be stable enough to bring the entire U.S. military presence -- which is occupying bits and pieces of other people's countries -- home from the Middle East. Thank goodness the Jews didn't have this sort of platform-reversal issue to have to deal with the Republican candidate, John McCain. He's been pro-war in Iraq and Afghanistan from the beginning and has never wavered for an instant. What a true patriot, that John McCain! They teach them well at the United States Naval Academy, from which McCain graduated in 1958 along with 898 others. If Senator John is that loyal to his principles, I wonder what the 893 who graduated ahead of him are like. That's right: John McCain graduated in the very bottom 1% of his class at the Naval Academy in 1958, and was hoping to follow another high-functioning moron into the White House. But it was not to be. The art of bloc voting has been well-learned by Blacks and other non-Whites, and White voters were too divided to save McCain. For one thing, thanks to decades of brainwashing by the Jewish-controlled mass media of news and entertainment, Whites aren't racially-minded. And secondly, McCain isn't exactly the model of the strong, forward-thinking, racialist White man that could inspire unity and passion on the part of the members of the White race in America. Now that the election is over, it's time to look ahead. Those who voted for McCain aren't optimistic about what is coming. Not only did the Republicans lose the White House, but they got kicked in the teeth in both Houses of Congress… again. Two years ago, Democrats invaded the legislature in a historic election, riding the public's wave of discontent about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now the Oval Office is home to a Democrat as well. The die-hard Republicans think Obama is going to be soft on terrorism and that, as a result, homeland security will be threatened. The Republican religious right is sick to death that the executive and legislative branches are going to be controlled by immoral Democrats who are pro-abortion and pro-gay marriage. Because he's Black, they imagine Obama as being too easy with welfare handouts to his fellow Blacks, with the result being more black laziness and more black welfare queens and their litters of offspring. The Obama fans, on the other hand, are ecstatic at the moment. They are envisioning massive changes taking place in Washington and all throughout the U.S. After all, that was the thrust of Obama's campaign from the beginning: we need a change, and the Illinois Senator is the one to spearhead that change. Obama's supporters see him as the go-getter who is going to tackle the economy, tackle the wars in the Middle East, tackle America's educational woes, and tackle the oil companies and the energy crisis. Obama certainly has the vigor and the charisma to make a push to get some things done. The reality is that the supporters of neither candidate are going to see their visions come true. Life in America isn't going to go to hell under Obama and a Democratic Congress, as the Republicans are predicting. Welfare queens aren't going to be any more of a problem than they are already. National security isn't going to suddenly go into the toilet. The homosexuals are going to continue being just as aggressive as they have been. It's going to be life as usual for the Republican faithful. And the Democratic rank-and-file, too, are going to experience a letdown, just as they did two years ago when they sent a horde of Democrats into the Congress to fix the problem George W. Bush got us into in the Middle East. The immediate pullout that was "the mandate from the people" ground to an embarrassing halt amidst the muck of all of the action-less talk that is the crowning achievement of the democratic political system. So much for the "mandate"; most people have pushed it into their subconscious and essentially forgotten about it. The same sort of thing is going to happen with Obama and the new Democratic host in Congress. The foreign wars, the healthcare crisis, the environmental issues… none of those problems are going to be addressed in a timely manner. That is the nature of democracy; almost nothing changes in a hurry, and when things do change, the essential changes are minimal. Radical change is unheard of. That's bad news for the White race. If we are to avoid extinction, we need radical change. We need a racial homeland and a progressive racialist government, both of which represent radical changes from the way things have always been for the American Whites who populate this nation today. Part of it is this insane political system. It chains us down; our race neither makes great gains nor endures huge and tragic losses. We simply erode away slowly as the years go on, and our ultimate end will be extinction unless we do something about it. The mere act of going to the polls on Election Day is one that testifies to a man's faith in a system of government that has completely let down the White race. Our system of government hasn't given us the tools for dealing with the moral and spiritual poisoning that the Jews have used on us through their control of the news and entertainment media. It hasn't given us the tools to deal effectively with the problem of illegal immigration, deindustrialization, and a thousand other ills that have afflicted our nation and race. The most it has done is to get the elected lawyers among us to sit across committee tables and talk, possibly in the end coming up with a piece of legislation that is so watered down as to have no effect at all. Such a sham government is sneered at by those who wish to do -- and DO -- exactly as they please. I'll have more to say about the election of Barack Obama in the next few months, but for now, thanks for being with me again today.