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.
A week ago Thursday, President Obama was the keynote speaker at the Hilton New York, where the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was celebrating its 100th year of existence. As the first Black President, I guess it was appropriate that Obama speak, since he represents hope for Black Americans everywhere.
Well, perhaps I should re-state that: He either represents HOPE for Black Americans everywhere, or he represents more free government handouts for Black Americans everywhere. It is obvious that, for large numbers of Blacks, Obama's election would be followed in short order by free money and benefits for millions of destitute Blacks. Not all of those dreams of "free stuff" have yet been realized, but Obama's administration is only half a year old, so there is still time for who-knows-what. It seems that his big push towards nationalized health care is the thing that he perceives right now as the biggest and best cookie that he can dole out to his fellow Blacks. He has run up against some stiff opposition to this though, especially recently, now that the financial estimates that have come in so far have predicted that Obama's plan would increase the deficit, so we will have to wait and see what comes out of all of that.
Anyway, in his speech to the NAACP, President Obama went through some of the history of the organization's trials in attempting to change the face of America. He talked about those who had a vision of what they wanted. He talked about how those men knew what they had to do to get things to change; such as using political strength to get new legislation passed and to overturn what Blacks viewed as unjust laws, pressuring Presidents into pro-Black action, and bringing the plight of Blacks into the consciousness of Americans. He didn't specifically mention the Jewish media teaching Blacks to bloc vote or the Jewish media using every tool at their disposal to force White Americans into accepting a massive guilt complex, but for him to say those things would not have won him any points with the media masters.
Obama also mentioned that the real force behind the changes would come from people who, in his words, would take up the struggle "...knowing they would be harassed, knowing they would be beaten, knowing that some of them might never return."
The sequence that President Obama recounted in his speech to the NAACP last Thursday is the basic format for almost any large-scale political change. The White Racialist Cause is trying to follow much the same pattern. There are a few men who have provided the vision, among them Adolf Hitler, Dr. William Pierce, Dr. Revilo Oliver, and William Simpson. We have a basic plan of attack; namely, to try to inform others about what the state of our race is what it is today and how things got that way, and secondly, to try to inspire them to become active agents in bringing about the changes that are so desperately needed for our race to survive.
The one path we have NOT chosen - that the NAACP did - is to try to get legislation passed, laws changed, and Presidents to make decisions in favor of our race. The NAACP had that luxury for the same reason that we don't: The Jews who control the media were firmly on the side of the Blacks and are vehemently opposed to anything changing in favor of the White race. As far as WHY the media Jews are so pro-Black is that, of course, the more power the Blacks have, the less the Whites have, and we Whites are the Jews main competitors. If and when the Blacks get enough power, and if and when they start to take firm control of their own destiny no matter what the Jews think or say, then all of the good feelings that have been flowing from the Jews on behalf of the Blacks will vaporize in a heartbeat.
Later in the speech, Obama listed some of the issues still faced by the Black community: unemployment, sickness, lack of health insurance, imprisonment, and HIV/AIDS, all of which affect Blacks to a greater extent than they do any other population group in the United States. In addressing these issues, President Obama told the NAACP:
"...what's required to overcome today's barriers is the same as what was needed then. The same commitment. The same sense of urgency. The same sense of sacrifice. The same sense of community. The same willingness to do our part for ourselves and one another that has always defined America at its best and the African American experience at its best."
All of that is fine and good, and it makes a lot of sense. After all, that's the same kind of thing we White racialists have been telling our own people for years. We need commitment, a sense of urgency, a sense of sacrifice and community, and a willingness to do our part...just like the President said, except with our own people in mind.
In fact, it occurs to me now that the large-scale problems affecting the Black community - unemployment, health problems, AIDS, criminal activity - are due primarily to the fact that a large fraction of Blacks simply refuse to work hard enough to help themselves get out of the ugly situation that they are in. Now WHY they refuse to work is a matter of debate: they are too lazy, they aren't bright enough to know what to do, they have a spirit of defeatism and so don't see the point of putting forth any effort, and so on. It certainly can't be because there is a lack of opportunity: Any Black who demonstrates any smarts or initiative at all has a better chance than anyone else of getting help for college, a job, or a decent living arrangement. That's what all of that so-called "equal opportunity" legislation has created. Like something out of George Orwell's novel Animal Farm, those laws have made us all equal, but they have made Blacks MORE equal.
Most Blacks with initiative, even if they didn't have many smarts, have in fact gotten out of the poverty hole. The extra help from "equal opportunity" laws was a big help, but what is done is done, and it only brings into more sharp focus the question of why other Blacks can't do the same thing. Of course, there are a lot of issues and a lot of individual circumstances, but what it all boils down to is...They aren't trying hard enough. If they really wanted it, they need to be striving with all of their strength to get it.
As a Black who earned a law degree and has now risen to the highest possible elected seat in the country, President Obama realizes better than anyone that if Blacks want to improve their personal standard of living, they need to work harder at it. His speech to the NAACP was at least partially directed toward encouraging American Blacks to work hard and make sound choices. If they do, he said in essence, good things are bound to happen. His speech to the NAACP wasn't his first comment on that subject; he has made similar comments in many previous speeches.
All of that we can agree with because it just makes plain good sense: If you want something, you have to work for it. If you DON'T have something and you really want it bad, then you will need to make sacrifices and endure hardships to have even the faintest glimmer of a chance of getting it.
Sadly, the reason that our race is in such a pickle of a predicament is that we aren't working hard enough FOR THE RACE AS A WHOLE. For their own personal ends, most Whites are working diligently, many to the point of exhaustion, just to keep the bills paid and their bellies full. But we aren't directing that effort toward the greater good of the entire race; that is, we aren't looking toward the long-term security of our gene pool. Instead, we are taking the short-sighted approach, which will inevitably lead to our future downfall if we allow it to continue.
Perhaps it isn't fair to compare the White racial situation to the situation of the Blacks as described by President Obama in his speech to the NAACP on July 16th. After all, the Black community's ills Ð as they relate to Obama's speech Ð are mainly economic issues although, as a racialist, I believe that an individual's race affects his entire outlook on life, and that therefore the economic situation of the Black community in America is necessarily and unmistakably connected to the racial makeup of the Black community.
But be that as it may, the economic situation of the Black community can be easily broken down with numbers: What percentage of Blacks are below the poverty line? What fraction of Black males are in prison? How many Black single mothers are there, and how many Black children are connected to those single mothers? And so on and so on. If these numbers improve over time, then President Obama and everyone else who cares about such things as what percentage of Blacks are below the poverty line can say that things are getting better, that the country is headed in the right direction with regard to the overall economic status of Blacks. In other words, the economic condition of Blacks in America can improve by degrees, by small steps.
The White Racialist Cause is not so easily quantified because we are dealing with peopleÕs thoughts, feelings, emotions, and values. Besides the problem of getting straight answers out of ordinary people on racial issues, the nature of the problem is such that it eludes the numbers. Sure, we could gather statistics on the White birthrate and the number of multiracial couples in America - and so get an idea of what the racial attitudes might be among Whites - but that information is tenuous with regard to whether or not we racialists are closer to our goal.
The only way to be positively sure that we have made progress is after we have successfully founded a White racial homeland. If and when that happens, then there will be no doubt that we are on the right track. But until that quantum leap happens, we are still living under the twin ruling thumbs of the all-powerful Jewish media and an anti-White government that acts in accord with the will of the media.
So while President Obama is encouraging Blacks to get busy and uplift themselves and their community, I'm encouraging you to get busy and uplift our race. Just like, on average, Blacks are still low on the socio-economic scale because they refuse to help themselves, so too our race is on the downturn because too many White people are refusing to lift a finger to help. That has to change, and you have got to do your part. Contact the National Alliance to begin contributing to your race's revival.
I'm Erich Gliebe, and thanks for being with me again today.
