Truth rarely participates in the formation of resentments; this is particularly true as regards the peculiar white-hating-white animosities that readily flow across the Atlantic.
Some Americans harshly judge white South Africans. These attitudes appear to be firmly and tragically entrenched. White American attitudes have been formed after years of being inundated with propaganda that continues to smear the character of white South Africans in the mud of white supremacy and racism. White Americans who accept this premise lack the insight to understand that it isn’t the South African that is hated – it’s the ‘white’.
White South Africans hold similar resentments towards American whites. Many white South Africans feel the United States abandoned them during their hour of need. Their arguments are multi-pronged and generally relate to South Africa’s sacrifices on behalf of the United States during the Angolan War and the United States’ subsequent refusal to support the Apartheid government prior to the 1994 election.
South Africans who condemn white Americans for failing to come to their aid are equally blind to the liability attending any implication that ‘white’ Americans should have or could have interfered with the destiny of millions of black South Africans.
In fact, white Americans were then, as now, hostage to Black Nationalists groups whose intense hatred for white South Africans is matched only by their hatred for whites everywhere.
Frankly, white South Africans were sacrificed in the name of racial harmony.
The United States is about to be hit by a cultural mega tsunami. The forces that created the wave originated years ago; now they will cross the nation from one shoreline to another, a pulsing wave of human madness.
American history is doused in the fuel of discontent. Now and then that discontent is alighted. Fortunately, until now, the results have been inconsequential – A few burned cities; work stoppages; clashes between opposing forces. In the history of history these events are little more than footnotes in the chapter titled, “Madness”. When this next wave comes, however, it may deserve a chapter title of its own.
The tragedy in this upcoming tale of woe is that Americans have a perfect visage of their future in the troubled nation of South Africa. They’ve missed an historical opportunity to avoid the casualty-laden processes that have reduced South Africa to an unrated serfdom.
The character and history of the United States and South Africa are remarkably similar. Both nations were carved out of raw nothingness. Megalopolises rose out of dustbowls and medical miracles, such as the world’s first heart transplant and a cure for polio, poured out of scientific brain trusts. The values that defined the character of one nation were identical to those that guided the other. For all intents, South Africa and the United States were mirror images of one another.
America’s warning arrived the same moment Obama was sworn in as president of the United States. White Americans were oblivious to Obama’s declarations that his ideology is modeled after Nelson Mandela, W.E.B. DuBois, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King.
It isn’t by mistake that Obama melds Malcolm X and Martin Luther King: They are the core of Black Liberation Theology (BLT), a quasi-religion designed by Dr. James Cone, a white-hating, America-hating psychopath. The church Obama attended for twenty years advocates BLT –
Obama’s admiration for the African National Congress (ANC), South Africa’s Communist party, flows through his book. Obama considers Mandela nothing less than an historical icon to be admired and emulated.
The most dangerous aspect of Obama’s ‘admiration list’ is, of course, Malcolm X – A devout, white-hating, America-hating, radical Black Nationalist whose mentor, Elijah Mohammad, advocated ‘death to all white devils’. Malcolm X shares a number of characteristics with Obama, including loyalty to the Nation of Islam and the New Black Panther Party – both white-hating, Jew-hating, Black Nationalist groups.
Obama’s arrival might have been less noble had white Americans understood, even remotely, that Obama intended to use the power of the presidency to affect the promise of a nation modeled after the ‘great successes’ that have occurred in South Africa since the ANC took over. Let’s examine the similarities.
· Mandela promoted a vast expansion and empowerment of unions – Obama, ditto.
· Obama has divided the nation by administering loyalty to his Black Nationalist friends through programs that appeal to ‘universal fairness’ - South Africa, ditto.
· Obama has significantly shifted the direction of all federal law enforcement agencies: Their lone goal is to find and destroy any white who remotely resembles a ‘racist’: Attorney General Eric Holder, an unwavering, dangerous Black Nationalist, recently told congress that the continued pursuit of the New Black Panthers who threatened white voters was a disgrace to ‘his people’. Holder refused to prosecute the racist, pig-dog panthers – South Africa, double ditto.
· The ANC is corrupt, inept and channeling stolen white resources to inept, incompetent, loyal black – Obama, triple ditto.
Until recently, white appeasement tempered the rage of America’s Black Nationalists. The arrival of Barack Obama and his selection of other Black Nationalists to head the most vital administrative positions in government have roused the quieted intensity of Black Nationalists.
The energy of Black Nationalist ideology is conceptually derived from the creation and manifestation of the ‘oppressed-oppressor’ relationship. Without an oppressor blacks cannot be oppressed and without oppression blacks would be forced to face the consequences of self-imposed misery.
Black Nationalist identity feeds on blame and blame validates virtually every ill that afflicts black culture. America’s blacks demand a unique identity - but not without an element of ‘white’ to blame for continued cultural afflictions. The paradox is that blacks continue to be dependent upon whites to rationalize their behavior. The concept of personal responsibility, it seems, is conveniently absent from Black Nationalist identity.
As South Africa continues its downward slide to infamy all the ills afflicting blacks and the nation are blamed on the lingering presence of Apartheid. Black Americans, whose centuries old struggle for identity, continue to blame their plight on slavery. This ‘casting of blame’ is signature Black Nationalist as it removes blacks from being responsible for their behavior. The consequences to whites for these poisoned attitudes is an impressive, expanding onslaught on whites.
A dangerous reality is changing the dynamics of America’s race relations. Black Nationalists have joined hands with other minority groups – Latin Americans and American Indians – to form a triumvirate that draws its energy from mutual disdain for ‘white’.
The ‘oppressed-oppressor’ relationship has bound groups with competing interests for centuries. The concept has been assimilated by members of the triumvirate and, to nobody’s surprise, virtually every other element of American society that stands to benefit from that shameful ideology. Unions, social justice groups and other Progressive organizations, with membership numbering in the tens of millions, claim they, too, share a common misery derived from a common oppressor. South Africa – ditto.
Black Nationalists formerly referred to whites as ‘oppressors’ or ‘captors’ or ‘slave masters’ – Regardless of the moniker the concept is the same. To avoid alienating unions and white Progressive groups, Black Nationalist’s abandoned this tongue. Whites are now ‘colonialists’ or ‘capitalists’ or ‘rich’ – Colonists colonize their victims; capitalist exploit their victims; the rich rob their victims - without losing an ounce of manipulative context the oppressed-oppressor theme remains intact. These labels preserve the theme and, even, favorably expand on the negative connotations without alienating naïve white supporters.
The United States is much closer to economic annihilation than South Africa. Even if America’s whites wanted to appease their detractors the ability to do so has faded - along with the value of the dollar. The economic status of either nation is irrelevant, however. The oppressed masses are far less interested in the accumulation of wealth than driving the colonialist-capitalist into destitute, economic enslavement.
If, per chance, whites suffer misery and privation, well, that’s the price tag for ‘social justice’ and ‘economic justice’. As Obama notes in his book, Dreams from My Father, “the consequences to whites don’t mean squat”. (Paraphrased for effect.) The ANC has demonstrated the same lack of concern, especially towards Boer farmers who are being slaughtered like nuisance flies by blacks.
This past week Louis Farrakhan, the spiritual leader of America’s Black Nationalist movement, remarked that America is about to experience a ‘hell storm’ (Again I paraphrase). This warning comes on the heels of union marches all over the country.
Obama’s insistence that the leaders whose countries are under siege by raging mobs avoid using force to quell the disturbances sent a message to the oppressed masses: It is open hunting season on the United States.
The Russian Revolution, the French Revolution, and even the American Revolution, drew their energy from the oppressed-oppressor relationship. In the last two hundred-plus years the game has become far more sophisticated, the players wiser and more cunning. Obama’s affinity for mob rule forebodes eventualities that will bring oppressor and oppressed in the United States past the brink of war. It was mob rule, after all, that forced a premature transfer of power in South Africa.
Since the ANC gained power, South Africa’s government has become a playground for corruption, deceit and, most importantly, the disenfranchisement of ‘white’. Obama has pursued these same ends with remarkable acumen and concealment. Fortunately, white South Africans and white Americans are no longer dosed into a coma by opiates like political correctness and the need to ‘appease to please’. This awakening is stressing the efforts of Black Nationalist groups and their ‘friends’ who hoped that with Obama in office the downfall of America would be swift, bloodless and certain.
Obama will gladly lower America’s flag and surrender her constitution if, in the end, his insane vision of a de-racialized world is achieved, and his ‘brothers and sisters’ are endowed with unearned, unappreciated wealth - And he, of course, is crowned emperor or savior for life.
In 1994 South Africa, once the jewel of capitalism and creative energy underwent a ‘soft revolution’. With the distorted icon of Mandela’s sage image serving as black South African’s moral essence, blacks had no choice but to show patient regard for the transitional process. Whites were hostage to the suicidal elixirs of political correctness.
Moralists choose to believe that decency rather than prudence has restrained the ANC from disenfranchising South African whites. With Julius Malema begging the ANC to guillotine whites, when the moral insulation provided by America’s international influence comes to an end, it seems likely the ANC and Malema will construct guillotines on every street corner.
The ANC has pursued a vision of total black empowerment even when doing so has collapsed infrastructure, nurtured crime and, especially, fed animosity towards whites.
America’s Black Nationalists don’t care how they achieve the redistribution of wealth so long as the diminution of the ‘colonizer-capitalist’ is part of the bargain. With the help of unions, Progressive groups and Obama, the triumvirate will draw blood – there is no gentler way to put it.
This summer when unions, the triumvirate, and Progressives fuel the flames of discontent; when America’s capital is held hostage by a mob; when the pent-up rage in urban areas devours suburbs and rural areas alike; when Obama refuses to unleash government troops to prevent the collapse of the federal government – What will happen in South Africa? The United States is perfectly primed for a madness that will rapidly spread to nations all over the world – including and especially South Africa.
With the United States fighting for its moral existence, raging opportunists will rape the world with guiltless disregard for the consequences to anyone but themselves. ‘Madness’, after all, is contagious.
In these decisive moments South African whites and American whitews will be bound by fate – mirror images of one another. If the power of lingering resentments is sufficient to keep the wedge that separates them in-place, the consequences will taint the heavens as one oppressor soul after another becomes a wasted casualty.
The detractors of colonialist-capitalist-oppressors will be fighting for wealth and power and the squaring-up of history’s long-deceased wrongs. Rest assured, there will not be an iota of moral rightness in the wrongs they pursue or pity for those upon whom they exact their rage.
The world cannot be left to suffer the misguided ambitions of maniacal madmen who will drive humankind into the darkest of dark ages. The ugly history our forefathers created then left is not our burden. Vicarious liability for another man’s sins is sin; it nurtures an endless spiral of blame. This is the lesson we have painfully learned; a lesson too precious to perish - What is done cannot be undone.
Oppressors were born into a duty they did not earn; a duty bound by fate. But it is upon us and if we hope to salvage mankind from the wreckage of the present we must loose ourselves from the folly of the feud that, after all, was contrived for us not by us. That wedge was meticulously fabricated by the very madmen who now intend to finish the job they started. Black Nationalists have known for decades that the only way to destroy the oppressor is to bankrupt his governments AND put wedges between whites: It was Black Nationalists who urged white South Africans to resent white Americans, and vice versa –
If tragedy there be, it is that we were so easily drawn to blame one another, so readily fooled. It seems odd that during these times, when we share a nearly identical fate, we would allow the connivances of our detractors to shred our bonds. Still, wiser men and greater cultures have made similar mistakes - but not without a descent into oblivion. With this knowledge, it would seem, we would drop our wedges, if only long enough to prevent our mutual extinction.
