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From: wismel on 28 Sep 2008 06:14 On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 22:14:43 -0500, "crosstar" <crosstar(a)nationalist.org> wrote: >WORTH MEASURED BY WORK > >Speech at University of Mississippi > >Richard Barrett > >My friends and fellow-Americans. The mindset that you cannot keep a >Negro from getting a mortgage is the same mindset that you cannot >keep a Negro out of a white school. But, that mindset has yielded >catastrophe and must be changed. The premise has been that everyone >has the same instincts, aspirations and abilities. But, it is no more >accurate to say that Negroes have an appreciation for private >property, than Negroes have for the two-parent, marriage-sanctified >home. > >Yet, just as the Moorish occupation produced the Reconquest and the >Reconstruction produced the Redemption, so the Obama installation >will produce a like Reconquest and Redemption. A shoe-shine boy, >taking over the shop, is not some "adjustment," but an oppression to >be overthrown. Ironically, it was the intrusion of Hillary Clinton, >which dashed the aspiration of her own lesbian lobby, the ascension >of John McCain, which derailed his own oil-baron cabal, and the >installation of Barack Obama, which will bring down his own Black >Caucus. > >The battle is for the oneness of the nation, against the forces of >diversity, for the freedom of the people, against the unearned-wealth >of the greedy, and for the survival of democracy, against privileges >for the favored-few. Economy not based upon production is doomed. >But, economy based upon productivity generates prosperity. Forcing >minorities and aliens into jobs, housing, schools and offices has >wrecked not only the economy, but education and the American >way-of-life. To take the country back, requires turning the nation >around. > >Replace "entitlements," "equal-housing," "integration" and so-called >"civil-rights" with "Made-in-America," craftsmanship and industry and >instead of budget-busting bailouts there will be production-backed >prosperity. The mistake of minority-favoritism cannot be nailed out, >but only abolished. Sloth may not be dovetailed with work, but only >extirpated. The infusion of cash into feckless invasions or down the >rat-holes of welfare, food-stamps and subsides has bankrupted the >country. From now on, measuring worth by work will be our only >salvation. > >Instead of exporting jobs, needed here, repatriate aliens and >minorities, who do not fit in. Put American workers ahead of >globalists and the hemorrhaging will cease and the rebuilding will >commence. The three, great defining moments of the American >experience. The resettlement of the Indians. The interment of the >Japanese. And, the divesting of the descendants of African slaves. >Obama is the high-point of black-power. His installation will bring >about the backlash, the revolt, which will be the ultimate put-down >of the last forty years of usurpation. > >America over Africa, Asia, India and Mexico. Ole Miss is ground-zero >for re-segregation, reclamation and resurrection of America. The >Russian occupation of Budapest was beaten back and so shall the >occupation of Oxford. Freedom-fighters will out. The Obama intrusion >is an obscenity, a profanity and an abomination, but just as with the >Red-coats occupying Boston, but, then, evacuating, the evacuation >shall come, for the statues still stand, the flag still waves and the >cause of freedom marches on. > >To unsubscribe from Crosstarlist: >http://www.nationalist.org/contact/unsubscribe.php > >To subscribe to Crosstarlist: >http://www.nationalist.org/contact/subscribe.php > >To comment on Crosstarlist: >http://www.nationalist.org/contact/comment.php > >To read this article on the Crosstar website: >http://www.nationalist.org/speeches/labor/work.html > >Crosstarlist >Trademark/service of nationalist.org >Not necessarily Crosstarlist views >Copyright 2008 The Nationalist Movement America needs a total rebuild. There is no good economic news in the future. ted >
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