Hello, and welcome back to another edition 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.

So much has happened in the last week that the media has been busy going from one sensational news item to the next and back again. The 24-hour TV news channels have had no worries about running out of things to talk about.

For one thing, you've got South Carolina governor Mark Sanford, who told everybody he would be gone hiking for a few days on the Appalachian Trail and instead went to Argentina to spend some quality time with a lover. Politicians being what they are these days, I might add here for any of you who haven't heard the story that Sanford's Argentina lover was, in fact, a female. Sanford now admits that he's had at least half a dozen affairs over the years and, despite his belief that his South American lover is his soul mate, he has pledged to try to fall in love again with his wife Jenny. So far, she has told the media that she has agreed to forgive him. Whether she has other plans -- a la Lorena Bobbitt -- she hasn't said.

Speaking of South Carolina, 41-year-old Patrick Tracy Burris -- the alleged killer of five people over a span of six days -- was shot and killed by authorities this past Monday. Burris had carved out quite a criminal record over the years, and the fact that he was out on parole is making the murders an especially tough pill to swallow for friends and family of the victims.

And then you've got former black NFL quarterback Steve McNair who was found dead in his condo in Nashville, Tennessee, alongside his 20-year-old girlfriend of six months, Sahel Kazemi. McNair's wife of 12 years, Mechelle, has stayed quiet on the events. The 36-year-old McNair had sustained four gunshot wounds -- two to the chest, two to the head -- while Kazemi died of a single shot to the head. The handgun she had purchased less than two days before was found under her dead body. The scene has all the look of a murder-suicide, although as of this broadcast, police still hadn't gathered enough evidence yet to call it that. Perhaps it will soon dawn on South Carolina governor Mark Sanford what a jealous woman can do if she puts her mind to it.

And if none of that grabs your attention, there is always the death of singer Michael Jackson to fall back on. You talk about a media feeding frenzy; that doesn't begin to describe what has happened ever since Jackson died on June 25th. Day and night, the TV pundits have been giving us all kinds of details, dissecting Jackson's life and his eccentric habits to the nth degree. We've been told that, while Jackson didn't appear to have an illicit drug problem, he did abuse prescription medications; in particular, pain medicines. At the time of this broadcast, one of those prescription meds -- Propofol, which is often used in surgeries -- is believed to have been at least partially responsible for his death. I don't know about you, but I'm sick of seeing the pasty-faced, skeletal mask of Jackson every time I turn on the TV.

The big question here is: What does any of this have to do with the present state of affairs regarding the White race? What does any of this have to do with the future of our people?

The answer is: nothing. And the other answer is: everything. Let me explain.

On the one hand, the repeated infidelities of South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford have virtually no effect on the present state of the White race. Nor do the serial killings allegedly committed by Patrick Burris or the brutal murder of Steve McNair or the unexpected death of the "king of pop," Michael Jackson. Had none of these things happened over the last couple of weeks, the White racial situation wouldn't be any different from what it is now that those things DID happen.

Nothing has changed. The White birthrate is still too low compared to non-White birthrates. Too many Whites are still choosing non-Whites for mates. The Jews are still controlling the media and they are still using it to destroy the psychological structure of the Aryan mind. The Mexican flood across the Rio Grande still continues unchecked by a government that refuses to lift a finger to safeguard the race that founded the country. The economic and industrial capacity of our race in the Western Hemisphere is still perilous. So -- and this is only a fair question -- why mention Mark Sanford, Patrick Burris, Steve McNair, and Michael Jackson in this broadcast? If none of this has to do with us: What's the point?

Well, the point is that the present state of our race and its possible future really ARE connected to all of the people and events I have already mentioned, but they aren't connected at the surface level. Instead, all of these people and events are connected to our fate as a people on a level that is far below the surface. With a little thought and a little digging, we could weave an elaborate web of how our racial situation is connected to just about anything.

And that is really what the whole thing boils down to: that this is the world that has come into being by our own actions and inactions, and by the actions and inactions of others. Because of what we have done and NOT done -- what our ancestors have done and NOT done and what our racial competitors have done and NOT done -- this is the world that has been created.

This is the world in which men who lack the moral strength to honorably divorce their wives if they don't love them anymore get elected to spearhead governments of entire states. This is the world in which repeat and un-rehabbed criminals like Patrick Burris get let out on bail and are given the freedom to kill five other innocent people. This is the world in which non-White former star athletes have affairs with non-White waitresses, who sometimes go out and buy handguns to do god-knows-what. This is the world in which a Black man with tons of singing and dancing talent is pushed into the limelight and is worshiped by tens if not hundreds of millions of Whites around the world.

This is the world in which we have to do our work of saving the White race because it is the world in which the last remnants of that race exist and the world that will have to be re-made so that that racial remnant can grow into a new and stronger people.

This is why I mentioned the various and seemingly disconnected stories at the beginning of this broadcast. Yes, on the one hand, few of us give a rat's ass about any of them. But on the other hand, those stories grew out of the world that came before and those stories will affect the world that comes after. And hopefully, the world that comes after will include a racial homeland for our people and, at that time, we'll have to take steps toward resolving some of the ills that manifested themselves in the stories I mentioned above.

For example, we will want our leaders to be racially principled, for one thing, and -- unlike South Carolina governor Mark Sanford -- faithful and honest, not just to their wives, but also to the White race. They will be true to progressive racialist principles and to policies that are the manifestations of those principles.

In our racial homeland, we will of course have criminals, but we will either re-hab them successfully or we will do away with them. We won't allow someone with a rap sheet as long as Patrick Burris's was out in public to cause more grief.

In our racial homeland, there won't be any non-Whites, so the murder of the non-White Steve McNair and his non-White girlfriend wouldn't ever happen. But professional sports will take a back seat to the race, so that even if there is a better non-White athlete, he won't be allowed to compete on our nation's athletic teams. And pro athletes' salaries will come back down to earth; no athlete will be earning, in a year, the amount of money that 500 average American families earn in a year.

And in our homeland, the media will be pro-White, no Black musician will be able to be pushed by a Jewish media into the faces of the masses. The emphasis will be on traditional art and dance forms that are a part of White racial history, as well as new and presently undiscovered art and dance forms that grow out of the White race-soul. These forms, both old and new, will express the essence of our kind on this planet.

I said earlier that the recent news stories about Mark Sanford, Patrick Burris, Steve McNair, and Michael Jackson grew out of the world that came before the present time and will affect the world that follows the present time. That statement is equally true when it is applied to our own personal stories. Each of us is what he is as a result of everything that has come before; what each of us chooses to do now will determine the shape our lives will take tomorrow, next week, next year, and for the rest of our lives. In other words, we control our own fate as individuals; no matter what kind of a past we have had -- whether it has been fulfilling or painful -- we have the chance NOW to go where we want to from this moment on. There aren't any excuses for the choices we make today.

And, on a larger scale, those choices that we make as individuals have a ripple effect on the rest of the world, just like the effects of South Carolina's governor's choices have been rippling through the media world for the last two weeks. The same rippling effect is true for Patrick Burris, Steve McNair, and Michael Jackson, to varying degrees of course. The courses that their lives took have caused the world itself to take a certain and unique course. And in the same way, the course of each of our lives -- through the choices we make -- causes the world to take a certain and unique course. It might not be as big a ripple as Michael Jackson's, but then again, it might.

In other words, we are living today what tomorrow we will call history. By our actions today, we are acting out the history of the world. Let's choose and act wisely.

I'm Erich Gliebe, and thanks for being with me again today.