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((The National Alliance's new leader is Erich "The Aryan Barbarian"
Gliebe. That is, he was a boxer who fought professionally under that
title with moderate success. Since Pierce died, they really haven't
had anyone with his, er, charm....But Gliebe here makes some
interesting points. Bret.))




Race Card Played in Illinois Political Farce
by Erich Gliebe

American Dissident Voices Broadcast of
January 10, 2009





"Hello, and welcome back to another edition of American
Dissident Voices, the Internet radio program of the National Alliance,
North America's foremost racialist organization. I'm your host and the
Chairman of the Alliance, Erich Gliebe.

Illinois, particularly Chicago, has always had a reputation for
political dishonesty and corruption. In fact, three governors in the
past 35 years have gone to prison. One still serves time there. The
latest example of alleged corruption is Democrat Governor Rod
Blagojevich's arrest by U.S. Marshals on December 9th at his Chicago
home.

Blago, as he is called, has been very unpopular since elected to
his first and second terms as governor. His arrogance, his
irresponsible approach to the economy, and his insistence on working
out of Chicago rather than out of the state capitol of Springfield
have fueled criticism among Democrats and Republicans alike. His
battle with the Illinois legislature of his own party has invited
derision from across America. As strange as it may sound, some
credible voices have questioned his mental health. Still, in the last
gubernatorial election, Republicans managed to put up someone of even
less credibility as a challenge. Blago won. Before his arrest, Blago's
approval rating stood at a dismal 13%, and after his arrest his
approval rating plummeted to an even more embarrassing 9%. Has any
other American elected official ever scored an approval rating that
low? I doubt it. As hated as President George Bush is, his approval
rating is three times higher than Blago's.

Now before we go any further, let me point out that democracy as a
whole is flawed, and that it cannot work in a multiracial society and
nor can it work in a society in which its news and entertainment media
are controlled by the Jews.

As I speak, Blago is out of jail on bail and facing imminent
impeachment and trial. As most listeners know, Blago's recent arrest
was based on his apparent attempt to sell Barack Obama's vacated
Senate seat to the highest bidder. Wire taps in an ongoing
investigation caught the governor on tape saying that Obama's Senate
seat is worth a lot of money, and he, Blago, intends to get his share.
He suggested among other things, that the high bidder could get his
wife a better paying job and contribute heavily to his planned re-
election and to his planned run for the presidency in 2012. We can at
least assume that those long-range plans are now crushed.

Blago's ability to legitimately appoint a replacement for Obama
was thrown into question by Democrat Senate Chairman Harry Reid and
Democrat Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, both of whom said that the
Senate will not seat anyone Blago names to Obama's seat due to the
"smell of corruption" that would accompany that appointment.

Well, the embattled governor chose to appoint a replacement for
Obama anyway. Apparently, one bidder for the position was Black
Illinois Representative Jesse Jackson, Jr., the son of shakedown
artist and race baiter Jesse "I am somebody" Jackson. One who turned
down Blago's bargain was Black Representative Danny Davis of Chicago.

Based on the facts, it readily becomes apparent that Blago was set
on filling Obama's seat with a Black. But why? Let's examine the
situation closely.

Barack Obama was elected Messiah of America after accomplishing
absolutely nothing during his short terms as Illinois Representative
and State Senator. But he WAS Black, which seemed to be a
qualification in itself. Pundits opined that White complacency in
electing Obama had assuaged White guilt. Whites could now shout from
the rooftops that, contrary to news coverage and ongoing charges, they
were not racist. Hell, they just helped elect a Black president,
didn't they?

Be that as it may, Blago wanted to appoint someone to Obama's
senate seat who could be approved and seated. Getting his appointment
seated would prove that he was still an active governor undeterred by
the corruption charges against him. Therefore, who better to appoint
than a Black? Would the Democrat establishment really rise up to
prevent a Black from being seated in the Senate? Blago didn't think
so.

In the light of this political intrigue, Blago nominated Black
former Attorney General of Illinois Roland Burris. If seated, Burris
would be the only Black in the United States Senate. Without Burris in
the Senate, that body could be tainted by the smell of an alive and
well American racism. In fact, in the news conference in which he
appointed Burris, Blago said he was appointing Burris essentially for
one reason: the man was Black, and the Senate needed at least one
Black member.

So, largely for his own survival, Blago appointed Burris to the
seat. In fairness to Burris, most Illinoisans consider the elderly
politician an honest public official qualified for the job. But that
must not have concerned Blago since he had earlier offered the seat at
a price to less savory Blacks before settling on the reputedly
competent Burris.

Still, Obama, Durbin, and Reid continued to insist that no Blago
appointee should be seated because of the smell of corruption. The
Democrat Party wanted Blago out, but he refused and still refuses to
go. In the interim, Democrats don't want to be associated with their
disgraced governor.

Then came along Black Illinois Representative Bobby Rush from the
South Side of Chicago to play the race card on behalf of Blago and
Burris. Rush, a former leader of the Black Panthers, and the only man
ever to beat Obama in an election, agreed with Blago that the Senate
needs at least one Black member. When people play the race card they
rely on remnants of White guilt to see them through. They are usually
unconcerned with a Black person's credentials. The person's Blackness
is enough to qualify him. To demonstrate his point, Rush conjured up
old Ku Klux Klan phantoms in asking the Senate "not to hang or lynch
the appointee as you try to castigate the appointer. " He pressed on
in a CBS Early Show interview, comparing the Senate's avowed refusal
to seat Burris to White governors in the Jim Crow South who fought
integration of Southern schools. Will appeals to these tactics ever
end? For Rush, the appointed Black could have been a degenerate wino
from the south side of Chicago. It didn't matter. They want a Black.
Any Black!

So, should one senate seat be set-aside for a Black? We already
have such problems in the Supreme Court. Democrats are very concerned
that Blacks and women be adequately represented, credentials be
damned. They take the best Black or woman that is available. This is
also a problem in America's colleges and universities. These
institutions act on the assumption that they must admit a certain
percentage of non-Whites in order to offer students the sacred cow of
diversity. Again, credentials be damned!

The Blagojevich/Burris affair is affirmative action in an area
where affirmative action doesn't apply in any way. We must give at
least minimal credit to Obama and other Blacks who stick by their guns
and say any appointee by Blagojevich should not be approved.
Nevertheless, a problem arises for those attacking Blago. According to
the Illinois Constitution, he is still the acting governor and has the
right to fill Obama's seat with anyone he chooses. Blago pleads his
innocence and demands that he be allowed to carry out his
constitutional prerogatives until proven guilty of some crime. The
courts will probably agree. Then if certain Senate leaders refuse to
seat Burris, the courts will find them out of line. In other words,
regardless of chicanery, Burris will eventually be seated.

So here is the bottom line to all of this. Burris has announced
that he will go to Washington to be sworn in as Senator. Other top
Democrats vow they will not seat him. But wait. In an interview this
previous weekend, Harry Reid left open the possibility of some sort of
compromise that would allow Burris to be seated. Is Reid cracking
under pressure from Blacks and guilty Whites? Is he coming to grips
with what the Constitution requires? Regardless, the walls come
tumbling down.

At this point we must wonder how "guilty" Illinois Whites still
feel. They helped in large numbers to elect a Black Illinoisan of
little experience to lead our nation. That must have felt good to
their guilt-ridden souls! But are they willing to see Roland Burris
seated by a governor previously willing to sell the seat to the
highest Black bidder?

Politics is a very interesting soap opera to some who follow it.
It is a tragedy to those following it as a reflection of what America
is. Will Bobby Rush and other race-baiters stir up a backlash for
Roland Burris that will see Burris seated in the Senate? Will Blago's
cynical appointment of a Black be proven insufficient to get his
appointee seated and/or enough to get Blago easier treatment by those
calling for his impeachment? Indeed the over-all question is a good
one: should we expect or require that Blacks fill a certain number of
Senate seats? Should we extend affirmative action to that level? We
will know the answers to these questions in a few weeks.

In the meantime, join or continue to support the National
Alliance, the most prestigious organization in America devoted to the
preservation of the White race and the biological elevation of our
people.

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