Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and the Survival of the White Race
When James Callaghan was
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in the late 1970’s, he discovered, to his
horror, that in the event of war with the Soviet Union, the UK had only two to
three days of ammunition on hand with which to defend itself. When questioned,
his Secretary of Defense admitted that Britain really depended on the joint
defenses of NATO to defend itself in the event of a Soviet attack.
Soon after coming into office,
the British Prime Minister traditionally visits first Washington
and then Moscow to get acquainted
with American and Soviet leaders.
Freeman Dyson, a British theoretical physicist with security clearance
at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton who accompanied American and
British politicians to high level meetings, wrote in The Scientist as Rebel about Callaghan’s visit to Moscow: “At the ;end of the second day he remarked that he was happy to
discover that there were no urgent problems threating
to bring the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union into conflict. Brezhnev then
replied with some emphatic words in Russian. Callahan’s interpreter hesitated,
and instead of translating Brezhnev’s remark, asked him to repeat it. Brezhnev
repeated it and the interpreter translated: ‘Mr. Prime Minister, there is only
one important question facing us, and that is the question whether the white
race will survive.’ Callaghan was so taken aback that he did not venture either
to agree or disagree with this sentiment. He made his exit without further
comment.”
This sentiment of Brezhnev’s is repeated by Dyson reporting
on a meeting between the General Secretary and Margaret Thatcher, while Richard
Nixon reported the same comment to C.L. Sulzberger of the New York Times. Parenthetically, at about the same time, for the
200th anniversary of the Bolshoi Ballet in 1976, the production of
Romeo and Juliet had lavish church and clergy scenes in that supposedly godless
communist country.
The bromance between Donald Trump
and Vladimir Putin is based on their common defense and bias toward the white
race. Trumps victory was based substantially on support from avowed
racists. When dealing with nations on
our borders, Trump is hostile to Mexico and Mexicans (dark skinned people)
while at least benign or even friendly to Canadians (white folks.) In international
affairs, he is demonizing yellow people, the Chinese, while cozying up to the
Russians, a truly stupid move given the fraught relations between Russian and
China.
In the Middle East, Trump is overtly and excessively
partisan toward the mostly white Israelis and threateningly hostile toward the
Iranians and Palestinian and dirty Arabs in general.
So, is the Trump Administration racist? You bet. Many people either pretended to be
color-blind or were because it did not really matter when black people had no
power. Once Obama became president, it
became possible to express racist feelings camouflaged by legitimate issues.
Obamacare is a perfect example. Republicans and others are up in arms
against Obamacare. They claim it is government
overreach. What they don’t mention is
the health consequences, not for the poor people who have been able to get
health insurance for the first time, but for themselves.
During Obama’s terms in office, there have been two viral
scares: the Ebola virus from Africa and the Zika
virus from Central America. There is no known cure for the Zika
virus. For those with short or no memories, almost a century ago, there was a
global pandemic involving the H1N1 influenza virus, known as the Spanish Flu
(not because it came from Spain, but because the Spanish newspapers were the
first to admit that the epidemic was underway.)
The Spanish Flu affected
one-third of the world’s people, killed between 50 and 100 million, 3% to 5% of
the world’s people, and lowered life expectancy by 12 years. Unlike most
viruses that disproportionately kill the young, old and weak, the Spanish Flu
was most lethal to the strong and healthy. Speculation is that
the Spanish Flue caused an overreaction of the body’s immune system, so those
with stronger immune systems were affected more than those with weaker ones.
Now, unlike global warming and climate science, there is
no debating that the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic did occur. And if it happened in the past, something
similar can and certainly might happen in the future. The best protection
against such an event is for everyone to have immediate access to health care.
So, opposition to Obamacare is simply stupid medicine
and endangers everyone’s health.
So, why would people oppose Obamacare as governmental overreach without any reference
to the health consequences of repeal? Quite simply because many, not all, but many people in Congress and
the Republican Party are racists.
Now that Obama is president, they can hide their racism behind “legitimate”
issues. They can passionately oppose Obamacare for
some technical reason while simultaneously claiming not to be racists.
But they are lying to themselves. Like generations of poor
whites in the south who voted against policies that would help them
economically because it would benefit blacks also, we now have the same
phenomenon among many middle-class and wealthy whites. Scrapping Obamacare is self-destructive stupidity, given the health threats
of the twenty-first century. Any sane person would bend over backwards to make
sure as many people as possible had instant access to health care.
Donald Trump ran a campaign with
an overtly racist appeal. He lost the race by almost 2.9 million votes, which
can be interpreted to mean that the country rejected his message, but won the
count by less than 100,000. Now he has
to govern. His current foreign policy posture is clearly racist. He will treat
with non-whites, as long as they’re dictators like Duterte
from the Philippines or Generals like Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
in Egypt.
Like many white people, Trump thinks our superior killing
technology is a sign of superior civilization. Many white people in the United
States have persuaded themselves that they are an oppressed minority. Only
people in complete denial of the facts could hold that opinion. But, then
again, Trump ran a campaign where denying facts was commonplace. But because we
now have all this political correctness in speech and hate speech laws on the
books, the mainstream media will never analyze Trump’s administration or
policies from the perspective of white racial superiority. The country is
facing four rough years.
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