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American Renaissance There is not a truth existing which I fear or would wish unknown to the whole world. — Thomas Jefferson Vol 11 No. 1 January 2000 A Warning From the Past

Lothrop Stoddard and The tween different races of non-whites. In survives only as vestigial traces of van- his view, East Asians living in the “yel- ishing significance. If this portion of Rising Tide of Color. low man’s land” were the greatest threat Asia, the former seat of mighty white to whites. He classified north Asians– empires and possibly the very homeland by James P. Lubinskas as well the west Asians of the “brown of the white race itself, should have so entirely changed its ethnic character, odern liberals like to praise what assurance can the most impressive W.E.B. Du Bois for predict- political panorama give us that the Ming that race would be the de- present world order may not swiftly and fining issue of the 20th century. But an- utterly pass away?” other man, writing at the same time, also Of all the threats to the West, Stod- made that prediction. Lothrop Stoddard dard believed the Japanese were the most (1883-1950) is not as well remembered serious. He quotes early British envoys as Du Bois and his name is usually who described Japanese as “highly in- paired with words like “racist” and telligent children” who could quickly “white supremacist,” but perhaps a bet- acquire Western techniques. In the ter word would be prophet. His major Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5 these work, The Rising Tide of Color Against “highly intelligent children,” shocked White World Supremacy, was written in the world by becoming the first non- 1920 at a time when whites had colo- white nation in modern times to defeat nized and ruled most of the world. a white nation. Since white hegemony Stoddard warned that supremacy was was maintained not by love but by re- Lothrop Stoddard about to end and that whites had better spect and fear, Russia’s defeat by Japan prepare for the consequences. man’s world”–as high races with histo- was, in Stoddard’s view, “a body blow Although he published 14 other ries of accomplishment that deserve re- to white ascendancy.” books, The Rising Tide of Color remains spect. Indeed, he wrote that for a thou- Japanese writers and government of- his best known work. Published by sand years the East put constant pres- ficials were not shy about drawing con- Charles Scribner’s Sons, it was not an sure on the West and at one time threat- clusions from their victory, and soon obscure right-wing manifesto but a ened to conquer all of Europe. By the began turning western ideas of su- mainstream sensation by a Harvard-edu- time of Charlemagne, the “white man’s premacy on their heads. At the outbreak cated scholar. In it Stoddard pointed out world” had shrunk to only the lands west of the First World War, Japanese writer that the number of non-whites was grow- Yone Noguchi wrote that the conflict ing rapidly and that some, especially “Future generations meant the ruin of whites. “It means the Asians, were mastering Western technol- saddest downfall of the so-called west- ogy. Increasing numbers of non-whites have a right to demand ern civilization; our belief that it was were threatening white colonies in some of us that they shall be builded upon higher and sounder foot- areas but, most importantly, they threat- born white in a white ing than ours was at once knocked down ened even traditional white homelands. and killed; we are sorry that we some- How skillful and united whites were in man’s land.” how overestimated its happy possibility handling the rising tide would in large and were deceived and cheated by its part determine the future of their race. of the Elbe River. Charlemagne pushed superficial glory.” the invaders out but whites never fully Stoddard quotes a Japanese imperi- The Asian Threat reconquered the lands that had once been alist pronouncement written in 1916: theirs–a failure in which Stoddard saw “As for America–that fatuous booby The Rising Tide of Color begins with much significance: with much money and much sentiment, a description of the various non-white “. . . [W]est-central Asia, which in the but no cohesion, no brains of govern- populations of the earth. Although his dawn of history was predominantly ment . . . . Well did my friend speak the classifications are sometimes crude, white man’s country, is today racially other day when he called her people a Stoddard makes sharp distinctions be- brown man’s land in which white blood Continued on page 3

American Renaissance - 1 - January 2000 to debate liberals. It’s unfortunate he is now meeting with Al Sharpton and Lenora Fulani. Both are anti-white demagogues and the less he has to do with them the better. The fact that Miss Fulani is on his staff is not encouraging. While I suppose most AR readers will vote for Mr. Buchanan, we should real- ize he is hardly the savior of our people but only the best of a bad lot. Greg Helton, Charlottesville, Va.

Sir – I’m sure by now many readers have heard that the black ex-Marxist, Lenora Fulani, is now Patrick Buchan- an’s campaign co-chairman. I was again and again: The speaker is shouted shocked and disgusted when I first heard Letters from Readers down, a frightened audience disperses, this, but on reflection I have changed my Sir – Your readers may want to know and the rabble-rousers rack up another mind. What Mr. Buchanan needs to do about developments subsequent to the victory as local police stand idle. right now is win the nomination of the disruption of the Galton Institute con- The sympathetic bystander has to Reform Party, and whatever one may ference that I wrote about in the previ- wonder why the speaker’s staff doesn’t think of Miss Fulani, she apparently can ous issue. In the past, papers delivered deploy its own security people at strate- help deliver the goods. Remember, poli- at conferences have always been pub- gic points, with orders to eject trouble- tics is the art of the possible. lished, and over the years many distin- makers from the premises, much as If Mr. Buchanan wins the nomination guished scientists have contributed the judges post bailiffs during controversial and gets his hands on that $13 million, I keynote Galton Lecture. This year trials. If the host for the event won’t believe he could change the nature of Arthur Jensen’s talk was to be honored agree to this reasonable strategy, find a the campaign. He would demand a place with this designation, but he was unable venue that will. This would seem to at the candidate debates and it would be to speak because of the disruption. make more sense than continually to hard for the other nominees to turn him Shortly after the conference, the concede the contest to a claque of down. Mr. Buchanan is a charming and speakers got a short note from the insti- spoiled brats. impassioned debater who could make his tute saying that because of the unpleas- O.M. Ostlund, State College, Pa. opponents look like the stuffed shirts antness in September the directors were they obviously are. And by showing reviewing their publication policy. The himself to be the sincere, committed letter also noted that someone–who may Sir – Michael Masters is an excellent patriot that he is, he would certainly or may not have been one of the row- political analyst who really gets to the make people think twice about all the dies who broke up the conference–was heart of the matter on race and politics. recent charges against him. “This man seen photographing the home of one of He is dead-on when he writes, “politics is no Nazi,” I can hear people saying. the directors. Sure enough, the speakers is war by other means-especially in “It’s the ones who say he is that can’t be next received a letter that reads as fol- today’s multicultural America.” Unfor- trusted.” By then, Miss Fulani might be lows: tunately, none of the third parties really well in the background–after all, her “At the November meeting of The represents the interests of white Ame- position as campaign co-chairman is Galton Institute Council it was decided rica, and most are composed of crack- unpaid and essentially symbolic. that in view of the events of September pots and losers. One immediately thinks These are difficult times. It’s all very 17th, 1999 it would not be possible to of Ross Perot, and John Hagelin of the well to criticize from the sidelines, but publish the usual proceedings of Con- “Natural Law” party. Some, such as the total purity is a luxury no politician can ference. Libertarians, have solid organizations afford. Remember, Mr. Buchanan is the “Council regrets any inconvenience and some good ideas but they have a only candidate who wants to slash im- this may cause.” blind spot on race and rarely get more migration. He doesn’t have to change his This has been yet another sad capitu- than one percent of the vote. The same tune on just because he has lation in the face of intimidation. goes for Howard Phillips and the Con- lunch with Al Sharpton. And who Glayde Whitney, Tallahassee, Fla. stitution party. knows, maybe Rev. Sharpton and Miss Since the GOP is hopeless, we are left Fulani don’t want the country to go with Pat Buchanan. There is much to Mexican either. This (temporary?) alli- Sir – The Galton Report for Decem- admire about Mr. Buchanan. He seems ance may turn out to have been a bril- ber adds one more link to a virtually to be the only original thinker among liant move. Pat Buchanan is still my unbroken chain of thuggery on the part the candidates and actually dares to take man. of leftist radicals who all too often suc- on the establishment on foreign policy Fred Hooper, Mussel Shoals, Ala. ceed in disrupting any public gathering and immigration. His syndicated column of conservatives. The script is played out is often about race and he is not afraid

American Renaissance - 2 - January 2000 this did not guarantee permanent white American Renaissance control in the face of rising brown soli- , Editor darity fueled by what Stoddard called James P. Lubinskas, Assistant Editor “the Mohammedan Revival.” Glayde Whitney, Contributing Editor Ironically, this revival was aided by George McDaniel, Web Page Editor Western technology. Newspapers al- lowed Muslims to communicate with American Renaissance is published monthly by the each other across their vast world. A New Century Foundation. NCF is governed by section Syrian Christian, Ameen Rihani, char- 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code; contributions acterized that world in a May 1912 ar- to it are tax deductible. ticle in Forum magazine: “A nation of Subscriptions to American Renaissance are $24.00 per year. First-class postage is 250,000,000 souls, more than one-half an additional $6.00. Subscriptions to Canada (first class) and overseas (surface mail) are $30.00. 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What Is- race of thieves with the hearts of rab- that it surpass Europe and America; that lam is losing on the borders of Europe it bits. . . . it subjugate Japan; that its land and sea is gaining in Africa and Central Asia “North America alone will support a armies cover themselves with resplen- through its modern propaganda, which billion people; that billion will be Japa- dent glory; that over the whole earth float is conducted according to Christian nese with their slaves. Not arid Asia, nor the Dragon Standard; that the universal methods. . . . Europe drills the Moslem worn-out Europe (which, with its pecu- mastery of the empire extend and to be a soldier who will ultimately turn liar and quaint relics and customs should progress. May our empire, like a sleep- his weapons against her. . . .” in the interests of history and culture, Though Islam was a growing force, be in any case preserved), nor yet tropi- Stoddard did not think the brown threat cal Africa is fit for our people. But North comparable to the . While America, that continent so succulently Japanese talked openly of racial superi- green, fresh, and unsullied–except for ority and conquering white lands, the the few chattering mongrel Yankees– brown revolt against white rule was should have been ours by right of dis- mainly defensive, showing few signs of covery; it shall be ours by the higher, expansion. Stoddard saw the brown man nobler right of conquest.” as having enough room for his growing A Burmese journal called Buddhism, population and thought any alliance wrote that the “yellow peril” was noth- among the browns would break up after ing more than an expression of Darwin- white rule ended. He expected internal ian superiority. “The West has justified– warfare among the browns to be con- perhaps with some reason–every aggres- stant, and thought a yellow-brown alli- sion on weaker races by the doctrine of ance unlikely. Stoddard’s main concern Survival of the Fittest; on the ground that Threat. was that resurgent Islam might affect it is best for future humanity that the another sphere of white political control: unfit should be eliminated and give place ing tiger suddenly awakened, spring black Africa. to the most able race. That doctrine ap- roaring into the arena of combats.” There plies equally well to any possible was good reasons to take note of the The Dark Continent struggle between Aryan and Mongo- Asians. lian–whichever survives, should it ever Sub-Saharan Africa was the world of come to a struggle between the two for Brown Men the black man. Four-fifths of the world’s world mastery, will, on their own doc- 150,000,000 lived in Af- trine, be the one most fit to do so, and if According to Stoddard, the brown rica in 1920, with the rest scattered in the survivor be the Mongolian, then is man’s land was the Near and Middle the New World. Africans had suffered the Mongolian no ‘peril’ to humanity, East and stretched into northern Africa. from a history of isolation: “Cut off from but the better part of it.” Racially it was a jumble, including the Mediterranean by the desert which Although it was partially controlled within its boundaries such groups as he had no means of crossing, and by Japan, China also was a threat to the largely-white Persians and Turks, bounded elsewhere by oceans which he West. With one fourth of the world’s largely-black Yemenite Arabs, and Hi- had no skill in navigating, the black man population, an armed China would pose malayan and Central Asian yellows. vegetated in savage obscurity, his habi- an even greater challenge than Japan. With the exception of India, he saw Is- tat being well named the ‘Dark Conti- Stoddard reported that in 1905 Chinese lam as the great unifying force of this nent.’ ” In stark language, Stoddard de- school children were taught to chant the world. In 1920, the brown man’s world scribed blacks as never having devel- following lines: “I pray that the frontiers was completely controlled by whites, but oped a civilization and having no his-

American Renaissance - 3 - January 2000 tory: “Left to himself, he remained a lieved the European powers were well an almost English type. This ruling gen- savage, and in the past his only quick- aware of the brown threat and was con- try jealously guarded its racial integrity. ening has been where brown men have fident they could control the spread of In fact, it possessed not merely a white imposed their ideas and altered his Islam. Moreover, whites continued to but a -consciousness.” blood. The originating powers of the Eu- settle in Africa, making more and more Stoddard was optimistic about these ar- ropean and the Asiatic are not in him.” of it “white man’s country.” The real eas of South America since white im- Though white contact with danger to white control lay in migration–mostly German–seemed to be sub-Saharan Africa began four potential weakness and dis- strengthening their already strong white centuries earlier, only in the cord within the white world identities. The rest of Latin America nineteenth century did Europe itself. seemed doomed to endless cycles of give the area its full attention. anarchy, tyranny and revolution. Within a generation Africa– Red Men While Stoddard saw little of value in both black and Arab–was par- the red man’s land, he did think it im- titioned by European powers, By “red men” Stoddard portant to keep Asians out. He noted that and only Liberia and present- meant the American Indians the Japanese had targeted Latin America day Ethiopia retained qualified of Central and South Ame- for expansion, and quotes a Japanese he independence. rica. In his view they ac- identifies only as Count Osuma as say- Europeans took root in Af- counted for about two-thirds ing, “South America, especially the rica–at both the northern and of the population of this area northern part, will furnish ample room southern extremes–in a way Not a threat. with whites and “near- for our surplus.” In fact, during this pe- they never did in Asia. Over a whites” comprising about ten riod Japan was trying to strengthen re- million Europeans–mostly French– percent. Stoddard contrasted the con- lations with Mexico by posing as a settled in Algeria and Tunisia, and a quest of Latin America by the Spanish counter-balance to the hated “gringo.” million and a half Dutch and English in with the settling of North America by Stoddard predicted the red man’s South Africa. With white control firmly the British. The British undertook a land, like Africa, would eventually be established in these areas, the main ques- genuine migration, bringing families controlled by outsiders, white or Asian. tion for Africa was whether whites could who meant to stay, whereas Spanish men The other races were out of contention maintain their hold on the inner conti- came alone to the New World for trea- because: “The Indian is patently unable nent. This would depend on how well sure and adventure and mated with In- to construct a progressive civilization. they contained the spread of Islam. Ac- dian women. Their “mestizo” offspring As for the negro, he has proved as inca- cording to Stoddard, the continent would were sometimes joined–primarily in pable in the New World as in the Old.” fall either to white Christians or Islamic Brazil–by the mulatto offspring of Again, as in Africa, whites had the ad- browns; Africans themselves would whites and black slaves. “Zambos” were vantage over Asians. With strongholds never be masters in their own house. the result of black-Indian mixing. to the north and south and with increased Stoddard believed the black man’s As long as the colonies were held European immigration, white hegemony lack of originality and history made him by Spain, Latin America had a system in Latin America was secure unless particularly susceptible to outside ideas of white rule, and what Stoddard calls “internecine discord,” robbed whites of and people. Africans readily accepted an “idle and vapid” white governing their vigor. the religions of both browns and whites, class at least formally forbade miscege- but since blacks were a naturally war- nation. After the revolutions against “The Swarming of the Whites” like people, they would be more inclined Spain, which Stoddard called a white to accept Islam than Christianity. Islam civil war, there was massive racial Like (see AR, Decem- had not yet penetrated below the equa- change. The white rulers were decimated ber 1997), Stoddard divided whites into tor and Stoddard praised the efforts of by the revolutions and their ranks were Nordics, Alpines and Mediterraneans. Christians to convert blacks: further depleted by the large number of While he considered them all sound “In so far as he is Christianized, the loyalists who returned to Spain. Non- stock, in his view, the Nordic had made negro’s savage instincts will be re- whites, many of whom had fought for the race great. He argued that tradition- strained and he will be predisposed to the revolutionaries, wanted ally it was Nordics who re- acquiesce in white tutelage. In so far as their share of power and the pelled Asiatic invasions of he is Islamized, the negro’s warlike pro- result was a long series of Europe after Alpines or pensities will be inflamed, and he will coups, revolutions and wars Mediterraneans had been be used as the tool of Arab Pan-Islamism that resulted in a worsening defeated. seeking to drive the white man from of conditions in most of Before the 16th century Africa and make the continent its very Latin America. Europe had a civilization no own.” Stoddard praised Chile, better than Asia’s, but the Stoddard warned that “Pan-Islamism, Argentina and Uruguay as years 1500 to 1900 marked once possessed of the Dark Continent mostly-white nations that the “white flood.” This pe- Possible threat. and fired by militant zealots, might forge encouraged European immigra- riod began with Columbus in black Africa into a sword of wrath, the tion. He particularly singled out Chile 1492 and was established in 1497 with executor of sinister adventures.” for its social and political stability as Vasco da Gama’s discovery of a route to For Stoddard, the real value of Af- well as its racial consciousness: “The India. Stoddard believed these discov- rica lay in its rich raw materials. He be- country was settled by a squirearchy of eries not only opened new lands to Eu-

American Renaissance - 4 - January 2000 ropeans, but had a profound psychologi- Stoddard. He estimates it took showed in the Russo-Japanese War that cal effect as well. The white man went 40,000,000 lives including civilians. it was a military power. Also, it and other from static “dead-end” to dynamic dis- Moreover, the conflict had a severe dys- Asian nations were in the process of in- covery: genic effect, with the best young men of dustrializing and could potentially “. . . [H]is inherent racial Europe dying without pas- threaten the West through trade. As they aptitudes had been stimu- sing on their genes. The least prospered they would look for new ar- lated by his past. The hard fit–the cowardly and physi- eas for their surplus population, includ- conditions of medieval life cally or mentally deficient– ing Australia and the United States. The had disciplined him to adver- were left behind to propa- only thing to stop this immigration was sity and had weeded him by gate. Thus in 1920, at the natural selection. The ham- time Stoddard wrote, the Stoddard in mer of Asiatic invasion, heart of the white world lay clanging for a thousand years in ruins. Europe was finan- on the brown-yellow anvil, cially and physically bro- he Rising Tide of Color was so had tempered the iron of Eu- Not a threat. ken, it’s racial solidarity Twell known in the 1920s that F. rope into the finest steel. The white man shattered, the flower of its youth dead Scott Fitzgerald took a poke at it in could think, could create, could fight su- on the battlefield–it stood at the same his 1925 novel, The Great Gatsby. perlatively well. No wonder the crossroads as the Greeks following their One of the novel’s least attractive and negroes feared and adored him as a fratricidal war. The decisions made then characters expresses enthusiasm for god, while the somnolent races of the would determine the fate of the white a book by “Goddard:” Farther East, stunned by this strange world. “Civilization’s going to pieces,” apparition rising from the pathless broke out Tom violently. “I’ve got- ocean, offered no effective opposition. Plugging the Dikes ten to be a terrible pessimist about “Thus began the swarming of the things. Have you read “The Rise of whites, like bees from the hive, to the In his plan to hold back the tide, the Empires’ by this man uttermost ends of the earth. And, in re- Stoddard divided the world into “dikes.” Goddard?” turn, Europe was quickened to intenser The outer dikes were areas where whites “Why no,” I answered, rather sur- vitality. Goods, tools, ideas, men: all had political control but had not settled. prised by his tone.” were produced at an unprecedented rate. Examples were India and Egypt. Inner “Well, it’s a fine book, and every- So, by action and reaction, white dikes were areas where whites firmly body ought to read it. The idea is if progress grew by leaps and bounds. . . . established, as they were in North we don’t look out the white race will For four hundred years the pace never America and Australia. Between these be–will be utterly submerged. It’s all slackened, and at the close of the nine- two lay a category he called enclaves, scientific stuff; it’s been proved.” teenth century the white man stood the where whites had settled but had not “Tom’s getting very profound,” indubitable master of the world.” displaced the native populations. Ex- said Daisy, with an expression of un- The thought that this supremacy could amples were Algeria and South Africa. thoughtful sadness. “He reads deep end, “never entered the head of one Though Stoddard did not advocate books with long words in them. What white man in a thousand,” wrote Stod- outright abandonment of the outer dikes, was that word we–” dard. Indeed, in 1920 whites were the he did not consider them necessary for “Well these books are all scien- most numerous race on earth. Compris- white survival. The question of reten- tific,” insisted Tom, glancing at her ing one-third of humanity, they occupied tion would turn on economic, political impatiently. “This fellow has worked 40 percent of the globe, and controlled and strategic considerations. In the case out the whole thing. It’s up to us, who 90 percent. He called white expansion of Asia, he urged whites to face the in- are the dominant race, to watch out “the most prodigious phenomenon in all evitable: “White men must get out of or these other races will have control recorded history. . . . Never before has a their heads the idea that the Asiatics are of things.” race acquired such combined preponder- “inferior.”. . . Men worthy of indepen- “We’ve got to beat them down,” ance of numbers and dominion.” Though dence will sooner or later get it. . . . Let whispered Daisy, winking fero- most whites could not foresee it, us not exhaust ourselves by stubborn ciously toward the fervent sun. Stoddard warned that hegemony was resistance in Asia which in the end must “You ought to live in California–” about to be challenged. prove futile.” began Miss Baker, but Tom inter- Only white solidarity could stop the The inner dikes were the frontiers of rupted her by shifting heavily in his rising tide of color, but the First World the white world marked not by bound- chair. War destroyed this solidarity and ary stones but flesh and blood: “They “This idea is that we’re Nordics. I showed the colored world that whites are the true bulwarks of the race, the am, and you are, and you are, and–” were vulnerable through internal dis- patrimony of future generations who After an infinitesimal hesitation he cord. Just as the Peloponnesian War was have a right to demand of us that they included Daisy with a slight nod, and the suicide of Greek civilization (“the shall be born white in a white man’s she winked at me again. “–And we’ve saddest page in history,” writes Stod- land. Ill will it fare if ever our race should produced all the things that go to dard) the Great War threatened to mark close its ears to this most elemental call make civilization–oh, science and art, the end of . of the blood.” and all that. Do you see?” There was something pathetic in “The war was nothing short of a head- The inner dikes could be breached by Ω long plunge into race suicide,” wrote war, trade, or immigration. Japan his concentration. . . .

American Renaissance - 5 - January 2000 the will of whites. If this will ever fal- jor books on the importance of race. Despite these early successes, subse- tered or was weakened by internal dis- Among these were: Mankind at the quent leaders ignored Lothrop Stod- cord, the inner dikes would be flooded Crossroads by E.G. Conklin (1914), The dard’s warnings. Twenty years after The by people seeking the better living con- Passing of the Great Race by Madison Rising Tide of Color was published, ditions offered by the West. This is why Grant (1916) and Race and National Europe again erupted into civil war. Nazi Stoddard saw the First World War as Solidarity by Charles Josey (1923) (re- Germany allied with the dreaded Japa- such a bad omen (he also noted that each viewed in AR, August 1992). The May nese, who made good on their threat to side used colored troops from the colo- 7, 1921 Saturday Evening Post carried attack the United States. was nies to fight fellow whites). an editorial on immigration that said, soon linked to Adolph Hitler and con- Though he feared that whites were “Two books in particular that every centration camps. Europe gave up her “ill-prepared” to stop the rising tide of American should read if he wishes to Asian colonies and soon all of Africa color, he still hoped they would redis- understand the full gravity of our present was freed. The supposedly permanent cover that race is destiny. It was due to immigration problem: Mr. Madison white colonies in Algeria and Tunisia their unique genetic heritage that whites Grant’s The Passing of the Great Race were betrayed in the 1960s and Rhode- could rule the world and create a great and Dr. Lothrop Stoddard’s The Rising sia and South Africa collapsed soon af- civilization, and it was impossible to Tide of Color. . . . These books should ter. Australia abandoned her “whites- have the civilization without the race. do a vast amount of good if they fall into only” immigration policy in the 1970s “For white civilization is today conter- the hands of readers who can face with- and the United States and Canada put in minous with the white race. . . . It will out wincing the impact of new and dis- motion immigration policies which, if be swamped by the triumphant colored turbing ideas.” not reformed, will make whites a minor- races, who will obliterate the white man Initially some leaders were ready to ity by mid-century. Even Europe, the by elimination or absorption. What has heed the warnings. Congress passed the heart of the white world, faces massive taken place in Central Asia, once a white Johnson Act of 1924, which effectively Third-World immigration and high fer- and now a brown or yellow land, will ended non-white immigration. Stoddard tility rates combined with below-re- take place in Australasia, Europe and testified at the congressional hearings. placement white birth rates. America. Not today, not tomorrow; per- Also, the new science of eugenics was Just as Stoddard feared, the rising tide haps not for generations; but surely in becoming well accepted. Stoddard was of color is swamping the West. Ironi- the end. If the present drift be not in charge of publicity for the Second cally, it is not the “yellows” who are dis- changed, we whites are all ultimately Eugenics Congress of 1921, which was placing whites so much as the “reds,” doomed.” chaired by Madison Grant and held at “browns”and blacks, from whom Stod- the American Museum of Natural His- dard expected no real challenge. But just Warnings, Heeded and Ignored tory in New York (see AR, February, as he predicted, white disunity and loss 1997, for an account of the respectabil- of will are the culprits, not the inherent Lothrop Stoddard was not alone in ity and broad popularity of the early eu- dynamism of non-whites. We still have warning the West. The early 20th cen- genics movement). time to rebuild the inner dikes–but only tury saw the publication of several ma- if we rekindle the will to do so. Ω The Man Behind the Books

heodore Lothrop Stoddard was shock between the ideals of white su- books. In 1921 he released The New born in 1883 in Brookline, Mass- premacy and race equality.” After receiv- World of Islam, which further docu- Tachusetts. His lineage stretched ing his Ph.D. he became foreign affairs mented the spread of that religion. The back to 17th century Massachusetts, editor for World’s Work magazine and Revolt Against Civilization (1922) dealt where Solomon Stoddard held a pastor- with the Bolshevik attempt to raise the ate in Northampton, Massachusetts. An “underman.” In it Stoddard displayed a only child, Stoddard attended Harvard, hierarchical view not only of races but where he studied history, government of individuals. He called for a “neo-Ar- and European languages. He graduated istocracy” to usher in a progressive era magna cum laude in 1905 and traveled based on biological realities and the find- in Europe before entering law school. ings of science. Racial Realities in Eu- Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in rope (1924) was a detailed comparison 1908, he went back to Harvard to train of the Nordic, Alpine and Mediterranean for a career as an advisor on world af- stocks of Europe. Stoddard’s ultimate fairs, and received his Ph.D. in 1914. His solution to social problems was eugen- doctoral thesis was published that year ics, which he discussed in Scientific as The French Revolution in Santo Humanism (1926). He was a frequent Domingo, and described the slaughter then turned his attention to writing books contributor to ’s jour- of whites by black slaves (with the help on race and civilization. nal The Review–a fact of- of French Jacobins) in what is now Haiti. The Rising Tide of Color (1920) was ten pointed out by Sanger’s current crit- To him the event marked, “the first great the most successful of Stoddard’s fifteen ics.

American Renaissance - 6 - January 2000 Although others were also writing other as well as against the confining writer and foreign affairs expert for the books on race at this time, Stoddard shores.” Stoddard wrote that he under- Washington Star. seemed to have had an especially pro- estimated the impact “Western machine Though Lothrop Stoddard is now al- found influence. According to the Dic- civilization” would have on Asia. He most always remembered as a “racist” tionary of American Biography, “. . . the thought the prospect of all-out race war and “white supremacist” he seems to peculiar pungency of his style, the glo- between whites and Asians was dimin- have thought of himself primarily as a bal breadth of his vision and his pose of ishing because of antagonisms among foreign affairs expert. A lifelong Uni- informed expertise made Stoddard an Asians caused by Western imports like tarian and Republican, Stoddard was influential propagandist. Invitations to nationalism and Communism. But also a member of the American Histori- congressional hearings, praise from whites were not to let down their guard: cal Association, the American Political President Harding, and many favorable “That does not mean that Asia’s desire Science Association, and the Academy reviews of his books, all suggest that to end Western supremacy has abated. of Political Science. He died of cancer Stoddard was important in rationalizing It merely means that the struggle has in Washington D.C. on May 1, 1950 at for his country its new immigration become much more complex.” the age of 66. The New York Times ran laws.” The outbreak of World War II took an eight-sentence obituary that did not After passage of the 1924 immigra- Stoddard to Germany where he was cor- even mention The Rising Tide of Color. tion restrictions, he wrote two more respondent for the North American According to the Dictionary of Ameri- books on race. Reforging America Newspaper Alliance from 1939-1940. can Biography (written in the 1970s), (1927) emphasized the importance of He interviewed Adolph Hitler and Jo- “Obituaries were rare and perfunctory: white solidarity in building a European seph Goebbels, and part of his Goeb- the findings of science and the sordid America. Clashing Tides of Color (1935) bels interview was published in the realities of Hitler’s Germany had dis- revisited some of the themes of his most January 22, 1940 issue of Time. After credited the racial and social views that successful work. In it he wrote, “ ‘The returning to the U.S. he wrote Into the Stoddard had proclaimed.” Ω Rising Tide’ has risen portentously, Darkness (1940), described by the Dic- A reprint of The Rising Tide of Color these past fifteen years. Only instead of tionary of American Biography as “a can be ordered from National Vanguard roaring in like a tidal bore up an estu- fair and honest appraisal of the Nazi Books, Box 330, Hillsboro, WV 24946 ary, it has become more like a rip-tide–a state, but not without hints of admira- for $12.95 postage paid. A complete confused welter of swirling eddies and tion for Hitler’s eugenic experiments.” scanned version is available at www. choppy waves dashing against one an- After the war he became an editorial melvig.org/rtc_toc.html Documenting the Decline William A.V. Clark, The California Cauldron: Immigration and the Fortunes of Local Communities, The Guilford Press, 1998, $27.95, 224 pp. What’s happening to Cali- “Clearly, non-European groups have about the effectiveness of assimilation assimilated slowly, if at all and this lack for integrating different races and fornia. of assimilation has raised questions ethnicities into the larger American so- reviewed by Thomas Jackson California’s Ethnic Mix

illiam Clark is one of those rare scholars able to look at Wdecades of Third-World im- migration without being hypnotized by slogans about diversity or terrified by imagined charges of “.” Prof. Clark, who teaches in the geography department at the University of Califor- nia at Los Angeles, has managed to frame the immigration question with a clarity that almost never disturbs the fog that has settled upon our universities: “[T]he principal issue confronting Cali- fornia today is whether this polyglot society can work.” Although Prof. Clark refrains from taking a position either way, his careful, scholarly account of how California is changing leaves little Percentages of different ethnic groups in California. The white decline appears more gradual in the doubt about how this question should be most recent period only because it spans five years rather than ten. Whites became a minority just answered. He even gently points towards before the end of the century. (This graph, like the others in this review, is one of the many excellent the unmentionable core of the problem: illustrations in The California Cauldron.)

American Renaissance - 7 - January 2000 ciety.” Within the pages of this book are The percentage of foreign-born Cali- Straining the Schools more than enough data to demonstrate fornians is three to four times higher than the insanity of our immigration policies– that of the nation as a whole, and in Los The combination of a sharp shift in which no doubt helps explain why The Angeles County, nearly 60 percent of the the population to non-white, along with California Cauldron has disappeared births are to foreign-born women. In growth at nearly sub-Saharan rates has practically without a trace. put a huge strain on California schools. Although Prof. Clark discusses many Seventy percent of the students in the aspects of immigration, his primary Los Angeles school system–second larg- analysis is on three areas: the ethno-lin- est in the nation after New York City’s– guistic balance, the impact on education, are now Hispanic, and 57 percent are and the increase in poverty. He makes it classified as having limited English pro- clear that immigration means the impor- ficiency (LEP). One quarter of all the tation of huge social problems that may students in the state are LEP. Being born be impossible to solve. As he puts it, in the United States is no guarantee that immigration may be ensuring for Cali- a Mexican child speaks English well; fornia a “future that contains all the ele- 62.5 percent of US-born Hispanics speak ments of an impoverished underclass.” Spanish at home. Until a 1998 voter ini- This future underclass comes from tiative sharply curtailed bilingual pro- many countries, but the primary source grams, the state was spending $300 mil- is Mexico. As Prof. Clark points out, in lion a year on them. Prof. Clark notes 1950 Mexico had only 26 million that even though bilingualism slowed people; in 1996, it had a population of assimilation, it could not be criticized 96 million–despite having shipped off for fear of provoking charges of “rac- millions of its excess to the United ism.” States. Now half of all Mexicans have 1993, no less than 45 percent of all births About half of California’s Hispanics relatives in the United States, and in the state were to mothers born out- fail to graduate from high school, but Mexico all by itself has fueled an aston- side the country. Many of these mothers this is a family tradition. Only 24 per- ishing population boom in California. In are here illegally; Prof. Clark estimates cent of immigrants from Mexico have 1970, before waves of Third-World im- that about one Californian in 15–about the equivalent of a high school degree, migration, there were only 20 million two million people–are illegals. and virtually none is a college graduate. Californians and more than three quar- Needless to say, since whites have so This helps put California at the bottom ters were white. In 1999 whites became few children, they are the most elderly of the education league, with the high- a minority (see graph on previous page), population. Nothing could be starker est percentage of high-school dropouts and by 2025 there could be as many as than a comparison of the white and of any American state, and the smallest 50 million Californians, with whites an percentage of college graduates. elderly, dwindling, hated minority. Prof. Clark points out that per-student About one third of the annual immigrant spending in California, which used to crop of nearly one million arrives in be one of the highest in the country, is California, and about three fifths of them now near the bottom. Teachers thus have go to the Los Angeles area. As Prof. few means with which to teach the barely Clark points out, “this concentration, educable: “[W]e are witnessing a seri- more than any other issue, raises the ous problem in the ability of inner-city question of the nature of a nation-state school systems to receive and educate and the ‘rule of law.’ ” the flows of new immigrants.” Because Even without further immigration, the children are not assimilating culturally, Hispanic future of the state is virtually linguistically, or professionally, “they assured. Between 1975 and 1995, the Hmong are as much a matter of concern as the share of births to Spanish-speaking Cali- flow of new immigrants.” fornians went from 20 percent to 46 per- Needless to say, many immigrants are cent. In 22 of the state’s counties His- poor. Prof. Clark writes that Asian and panics account for more than 75 percent Middle Eastern immigrants tend to have of all births. This is due to fertility as educations and good jobs, but “a very much as to brute numbers, since foreign- large number of migrants have very low born Hispanic women with less than a earnings, and their wages will not im- 9th grade education have an average of prove during their working lives.” In 4.7 children each, while whites are not particular: “[I]mmigrants from Mexico even replacing themselves. Hispanics and Central America are not only at the account for almost two-thirds of the bottom of the social and economic lad- births to teen-aged mothers, and His- Hmong population pyramids. Primitive der; they are farther from the top than panic teen-agers now have children at Cambodians have an assured demo- were earlier arrivals from the same geo- nearly the black rate, which is well over graphic future in California; whites do graphical areas. They will find it even twice the rate for whites. not.

American Renaissance - 8 - January 2000 more difficult to move up the ladder in Prof. Clark points out that poor, un- tion process, however, may not play out the coming decades.” educated immigrants are likely to accu- in quite the same way.” Prof. Clark gives the arresting ex- mulate in dense numbers, not only in What might happen instead? “[I]f the ample of Mexican immigrants who were neighborhoods but in housing units differential patterns of immigration and aged 25 to 35 when they came during themselves: “In the Salvadoran neigh- out-migration continue, it is entirely the period of 1965 to 1970. On arrival borhoods near downtown Los Angeles, possible to envision a completely they made about half as much as native- where about three-quarters of the popu- changed and ethnically separated met- born . During the 1970s, they lation are foreign-born, some population ropolitan structure . . . .” Prof. Clark narrowed the earnings gap by only two densities reach almost 70,000 persons imagines “one possible future for com- percent, and then during the next decade per square mile [the Los Angeles aver- munities in Southern California, and lost another five percent, to put them at age is 7,841 per square mile]. We would eventually even the nation: political up- less than half the native wage. This expect to find such densities more com- heaval as groups struggle for group means that over a 20-year period, they monly in the inner cities of India and power rather than individual influence.” started out behind and fell further back. Africa than in North America.” Prof. Clark hopes that this may yet The more recent the immigrant, the He points out that the densities of be forestalled by cutting immigration more likely he is to be poor and to have Cambodian neighborhoods in Long and basing it on skills rather than fam- little education, with the result that al- Beach are almost as high. ily reunification. He makes the obvious most half of all Hispanic children are In many cases, it is not just immi- but heretical point that if family unity is living in poverty. From 1980 to 1990, grants of the same nationality but even so important it can take place in Mexico 94 percent of the increase in welfare the same locale who cluster together. or Guatemala just as well as in the cases was accounted for by Hispanics “Over a 30-year period,” writes Prof. United States. He even explains that a and Asians, five percent by blacks, and Clark, “the initial migrants from the vil- nation is not defined exclusively in eco- only one percent by whites. Many Asian lage of Granjenal have re-created that nomic terms, and that by emphasizing immigrants have the habit of bringing community in a new geographic setting “separate identity rather than integration, over their elderly parents and putting [through chain migration].” at just the time when the flows are more them on public assistance. diverse,” we are destroying the basis of Prof. Clark notes that in macroeco- Balkanization national unity. He forecasts increasing nomic terms, the wages of laborers–jani- ethnic antagonism between aging afflu- tors, restaurant help, construction work- Needless to say, the former residents ent whites and young destitute non- ers–are declining. Immigration has of the area didn’t like it when it turned whites. forced down wages in the only jobs into Granjenal. They have moved out, Left unasked is the question of why a many immigrants can do. At the same just as they have moved out of thousands nation would ever embark upon such a time, California has a large and increas- of other neighborhoods that turned into suicidal policy. Why do we fight pov- ing gap between wages for unskilled la- Third-World outposts. “[T]he very large erty but import poor people? Why do bor and college graduates. numbers of Hispanics may be stimulat- we worry about education but import European immigrants pulled them- ing a resegregation,” notes Prof. Clark, illiterates? Why do we wring our hands selves out of poverty and learned new adding that “it is possible that the pro- over “racism” but ensure antagonism by jobs as circumstances changed. Now, cess could usher in an era of separation importing every race under the sun? Prof. Clark writes, “we can no longer and balkanization.” He even hints that Readers will not find answers to these assume that the problem will take care race may have something to do with it: questions in The California Cauldron, of itself, that somehow immigrants will “the ‘white’ immigrants did eventually but they will learn what we are bringing acquire the skills needed to participate merge and blend. The current immigra- upon ourselves by not asking them. Ω in a changing economic milieu . . . .” O Tempora, O Mores!

“African Century” A- development of a black business class, imbalances. There will be heavy fines which must be created “to eradicate rac- for laggards. Coming ism in our country.” Nothing circular At the same time, the South African Thabo Mbeki, the new president of here. Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) South Africa, says he wants the new year The Employment Equity Act, passed has released a report accusing the to usher in an “African century,” during last year, is expected to be a big help in country’s media of “racism.” SAHRC which it will leave its tortured past be- ushering in the African century. All com- head Barney Pityana says racism had hind. “Africa must flower once again as panies with 50 or more employees, or become more explicit since the 1994 a continent of learning, of art and thriv- with sales above a certain figure, or that election that ended white rule. The ing cultural activities,” he told a joint want to do business with the government leader of a team that spent six weeks session of the two houses of parliament. will have to make plans to hire more monitoring the media reported on But Mr. Mbeki thinks he has spotted blacks. They must draw up a racial pro- abuses: “We found a lot of racial stereo- something that might hamper the flow- file of their workforces and follow an typing which was negative such as ering. “Racism,” he says, is stunting the “employment equity plan” to correct blacks being criminals and affirmative

American Renaissance - 9 - January 2000 action being reverse racism.” The Black John McCain: Opposes English- scare whipped up by the Kansas City Lawyers Association and the Associa- only laws and withholding social ser- “anti-racist” group, Center for Demo- tion of Black Accountants joined in the vices from illegals, is in favor of increas- cratic Renewal. In at least one case, criticism, saying opinion and free ex- ing eligibility of legal immigrants for church officials were so caught up in the pression are stifled by the fact that South certain benefits. (Calvin Woodward, excitement they apparently torched their Africa’s media are still mainly owned Where the Presidential Candidates Stand own church. In November, police by whites. SAHRC has asked newspa- on Some Key Issues, AP, Nov. 22, 1999.) charged a minister in Wichita Falls, pers and broadcasters to explain their be- Texas, of burning down the Full Gospel havior and will then issue a final report The Dream Lives On Power House Church of God in Christ in March. (Jeremy Lovell, S. Africa’s in order to collect $270,000 in fire in- Mbeki Says 21st to be Africa’s Century, The family of Martin Luther King, Jr. surance. Rev. Theophilus Thompson Reuters, Nov. 19, 1999. Andrew Selsky, wants to sell his papers to the Library of was free after posting bond, but three Racism Remains in South Africa, AP, Congress for $20 million but Republi- other church officials implicated in the Nov. 20, 1999. Emma Thomasson, S. can legislators are balking at the cost. fire are languishing in the Wichita Africa Compels Firms to Promote The usual practice is to give private pa- County jail. (AP, Preacher, Three Oth- Blacks, Women, Reuters, Nov. 23, 1999. pers to the library at no charge. The King ers Arrested in Church Blaze, Nov. 8, Steven Swindells, South African Media family also wants to retain copyright on 1999.) Face Charges of Racism, Reuters, Nov. 22, 1999.) Boys from Brazile It is not likely to be pleasant to be a white South African when the “African Donna Brazile is the new director of century” fails to flower. Vice President Albert Gore’s presiden- tial campaign. There has been much sat- The Candidates on Immi- isfaction expressed over the unprec- the papers so it can charge a fee when- edented appointment of a 39-year-old gration ever anyone quotes from them. In other black woman to such an important role Gary Bauer: Has no position on im- words, it would be selling only the physi- in a national major-party campaign. She migration levels. Wants English profi- cal presence of the papers and not relin- is a dedicated black activist who has ciency for immigrants. quishing ownership. The Library of worked with the Rainbow Coalition, reg- William Bradley: Voted in favor of Congress has never paid that much istered black voters, and campaigned for public assistance for legal immigrants money for anything. The most it has ever Jesse Jackson and Washington, DC, del- and against public assistance for illegal spent on a collection was $1.5 million egate Eleanor Norton. In a November aliens. Co-sponsored legislation to ($14.6 million in today’s dollars) in the 16 interview with the Washington Post toughen enforcement of immigration early 1930s for about 3,000 books from Miss Brazile unbosomed her social phi- laws. the 15th century, including one of only losophy, saying she was determined not Patrick Buchanan: Cut legal immi- three perfect copies of the Gutenberg to let the “white boys” win. According gration by more than half to 250,000 to Bible. (David Pace, Congress Delays to her, “white boy” is not about “gender 300,000 a year. Put immigrants through King Papers Action, AP, Nov. 11, 1999.) or race, it’s an attitude. A white-boy at- a “national campaign of assimilation” titude is ‘I must exclude, denigrate and that includes English proficiency. Deny The Biter Bit leave behind.’ ” She says it is an atti- government benefits to illegal immi- tude of utter entitlement, which must be grants and build barriers along Mexican In November, the state legislature in fought at all costs. (Robin Givhan, Clear- border. Albany, New York, went into a frenzy ing the Decks at Gore Headquarters, George W. Bush: Rejects English- when anti-black notes were discovered Washington Post, Nov. 16, 1999, p. C1.) only laws. Supports more visas for in front of the doors of the offices of two One wonders what her boss Mr. Gore skilled workers. Has supported expan- black legislators. “Kill all niggers be- thinks of this. Harvard graduate and son sion of program letting temporary work- cause they don’t belong here,” the notes of a U.S. Senator, he has no doubt com- ers in to fill demand for farm and ser- said, and were signed “Yours truly pletely stifled any sense of “white boy” vice jobs. KKK.” Darryl Gray, a 35-year-old black entitlement. Steven Forbes: Says “controlled, or- janitor has now confessed to typing and derly, legal immigration is good for distributing the notes. Police are report- In Washington’s Footsteps America.” edly unable to think of a motive. Mr. Albert Gore: Says each wave of Gray has been charged with aggravated In 1957, soldiers escorted nine black immigrants has enriched the nation, fa- harassment and could be sentenced to students now known as the “Little Rock vors bilingual education and letting le- up to two years in prison. (Black Janitor Nine” past jeering white crowds to inte- gal immigrants qualify for benefits. Accused of Hate Notes, New York grate Central High School. In a White Orrin Hatch: Voted to bar some pub- Times, Nov. 9, 1999.) House ceremony in November, William lic assistance to illegal immigrants and Clinton presented the nine–now adults– restrict some services to legal immi- Fired Up For Jesus with the Congressional Gold Medal. grants. “What they endured was a volcano of Alan Keyes: Favors maintaining or In 1996, the media were taken in for hatred,” said the Commander-in-Chief, expanding legal immigration. months by a phony black-church-arson as he extolled their bravery. “They

American Renaissance - 10 - January 2000 walked out without being burned, but workers, killing one of them, before Pentagon held the data since February, they have their scars.” (AP, Little Rock turning the gun on himself. Negusse 1997, because it was embarrassed by the Nine Receive Congressional Gold Med- Zeleke was a shuttle-bus driver at the results. The report can be downloaded als, Nov. 10, 1999.) The Gold Medal is Kansas City airport, and had bounced free of charge from www.defense the highest honor Congress can bestow. from one job to another. In a three-page link.mil. (Jacquelyn Scarville, Et. Al., It was first presented to George Wash- letter dated Nov. 5 he blamed his Armed Forces Equal Opportunity Sur- ington by a grateful nation for his lead- troubles on “black blood sucker supreme vey, Defense Manpower Data Center, ership during the struggle for indepen- .” He wrote that problems 1999. Robert Suro and Michael A. dence. Nelson Mandela is also a recipi- for Africans “were created not by us, but Fletcher, 75 Percent of Military’s Mi- ent. they have created by previous colonies norities See Racism, Washington Post, or today’s white supremacists evil act.” November 23, 1999, p. A1.) Ah Behta Owme Fi Yuh (Mo. Killer Complained of Racism, AP, Nov. 22, 1999.) Liquid Assets Fambily This is an unusual attitude for Afri- The U.S. Department of Housing and can immigrants. Most are disgusted by In Australia it is common to pay roy- Urban Development (HUD) is eager to the excuse-making mentality of Ameri- alties to Aborigines for the use of tribal tell everyone living in government hous- can blacks. land. Over the past 20 years the Gagudju ing projects about their rights and re- Association, which represents about 300 sponsibilities. Many of these guests of Friction in the Ranks Aborigines in the Kakadu region, has the American people do not speak En- taken in A$50 million (one Australian glish, so over the summer HUD trans- In 1997, the Armed Forces carried out dollar equals 63 American cents) from lated a pamphlet into nine languages and a congressionally-mandated race rela- uranium mining and hotels but the tribe Braille. One of the languages was sup- tions survey of more than 40,000 ser- has little to show for it . It remains one posed to be Haitian Creole, which is an vice members. While 68 percent of of the poorest in the country, living in adulterated version of French, but the whites said race relations were good to tin shacks without hot water, and dig- translation agency HUD hired got it a “large/very large extent,” only 39 per- ging holes in the ground for toilets. wrong. What came back instead was a cent of blacks felt the same way. The Where did the money go? The Gagud- phonetic imitation of Jamaican English, results for other groups were Hispanics, ju Association still has A$4 million in with lines like “Yuh as a rezedent, ave 53 percent; Asians, 56 percent and the bank, but the rest has been frittered di rights ahn di rispansabilities to elp American Indians, 54 percent. The num- away, much of it on alcohol. Men in mek yuh HUD-asisted owzing ah behta bers of soldiers who said relations were Kakadu drink an average of 284 gallons owme fi yuh ahn yuh fambily.” We learn, “not at all” good or good only to a of beer a year, the equivalent 58 12-oz. for example, that “HUD prowtekss di “small/moderate extent:” 25 percent of cans every week, or more than a six-pack rights ahf di tenants, ahn tenants gauwd a day. This is ten times the national av- dem own right tru rispansible be’aviah.” erage. The pamphlet is signed by HUD’s very These revelations have come at a time own “Sekretary Andrew M. Cuomo when mining interests are considering fella.” developing a second mine on Aborigi- When the draft came back, HUD nal land nearby, close to the present employee Silvia A. Miller passed it Not like this anymore. Ranger mine. Aboriginal advocates say along to the Government Printing Of- whites, 51 percent of blacks, 37 percent a second mine should not be started be- fice with a note: “To the best of my of Hispanics, 35 percent of Asians, and cause it would put millions of dollars knowledge this appears to be a Haiti- 36 percent of American Indians. into the hands of Aborigines. Jacqui type Creole. OK to print.” Five thousand The survey also asked about racially Katona who speaks for the Mirrar people copies then leapt from the presses, only offensive behavior, threats or harm from says the current mining royalties have to meet with laughter and derision when other military personnel. A striking two- done nothing but “impoverish a cultur- they were actually distributed. HUD has thirds said they had suffered anything ally rich Aboriginal society.” She says since withdrawn the pamphlet. Whether from “insensitive language” to physical things would get only worse if yet an- Ms. Miller is still in circulation is not threats or violence: 63 percent of whites, other mine started paying royalties. “A known. Leonie Hermantin, executive 76 percent of blacks, 79 percent of His- steady process of cultural, social and director of the Haitian American Foun- panics, 70 percent of Asians and 76 per- economic reconstruction is the only way dation in Miami, generously said she cent of Indians. When asked if opportu- our community will recover from was happy the government was even nities for their race have gotten better or wounds inflicted by [the] Ranger [min- thinking about Haitians. (Mildrade worse over the last five years, only 16 ing operation].” (Agence France-Presse, Cherfils, ‘Printers, not Linguists’ HUD percent of whites thought things had Millions in Mining Royalties Blown on Pamphlet a Phonetic Fumble, Boston improved. This compares with 39 per- Booze by Aboriginal Organisation, No- Globe, Nov. 19, 1999.) cent of blacks, 47 percent of Hispanics, vember 9, 1999.) 50 percent of Asians and 41 percent of Blood-sucking Whites American Indians. TB Comes to Dakota Results of this kind call into question An Ethiopian immigrant went on a the military’s reputation as the “model” From 1992 to 1997 the town of rampage at work and shot two white co- for American race relations. In fact, the Lakota, North Dakota, and the surround-

American Renaissance - 11 - January 2000 ing two-county area had only two cases threatening to confiscate white-owned of tuberculosis. That changed in 1998 Bruno Gollnisch farms without compensation if Britain– after a family in the area brought over a the former colonial power–does not nine-year-old boy from the Marshall Is- to Speak! hand over money for that purpose. (Cris lands in the South Pacific, where TB is Chinaka, Zimbabwe MPs Urge Blacks common. Now 56 people in the town of to Hit ‘Racist’ Whites, Reuters, Nov. 26, 900 have been infected. They represent 1999. Anton La Guardia, Beat Whites, no fewer than one-fifth of all the people Zimbabwe Blacks Urged, Telegraph the boy had contact with in his rural com- (London), Nov. 27, 1999.) munity. They include 16 of his 24 class- mates, 10 of the 32 children who rode Anti-Gypsy Wall Comes his school bus, and nine of 61 children and adults at his day-care center. The Down case highlights the importance of medi- In last month’s “O Tempora” section cal screening for children adopted we reported that the Czech town of Usti abroad. Since 1986, Americans have nad Labem had braved international adopted more than 125,000 children criticism to build a wall separating from other countries. (Janet McCon- Gypsy welfare housing from the private naughey, Immigrant Child Takes Tuber- homes of nearby Czechs, who com- culosis To Country Town, San Francisco plained of noise, garbage, and general Chronicle, November 11, 1999, p. A16. disorder. Now, under tremendous pres- Child From Marshall Islands Passes TB sure from the national government and to 56 North Dakotans, St. Paul Pioneer from international “human rights” orga- Press, November 11, 1999.) ean-Marie Le Pen’s nizations, Usti nad Labem has pulled the right-hand man and wall down. The European Union, which “Homeboy Gun Control” J second-ranking officer had cited discrimination against Gypsies in the French National Front as a serious obstacle to Czech admission, A California shooting sports organi- has agreed to address the March- applauded removal of the block-long zation has proposed that a recent state April AR conference. He will join wall, but the one-worlders are not yet law banning military-style weapons be an extraordinary line-up that already satisfied. They note that the town has renamed the Homeboy Gun Control Act includes some of the most thought- set aside the equivalent of $100,000 to of ‘99 “to properly credit and recognize ful and outspoken speakers in Ame- buy up the houses of Czechs who had all the Hispanic and Black gangbangers rica on the issues that most affect our complained the most about living close (dead, alive, and imprisoned) who made future. to Gypsies. (Petr Josek, Czech City De- the passage of this legislation possible.” Dr. Gollnisch is in charge of ide- stroys Wall Separating Gypsies, Reuters, It pointed out that in the four years, 1994 ology and political campaign strat- Nov. 24, 1999.) to 1997, non-whites committed no fewer egy for the National Front. For an than 86 percent of all handgun homi- eye-opening interview with this bril- Armenian Crooks cides, and that blacks and Hispanics liant French patriot, see the Nov. were hugely overrepresented. The Cali- 1998 issue of AR. Armenian con-men in Los Angeles fornia Rifle and Pistol Association Call now for more information may have bilked the California Medi- points out that “law-abiding Anglo gun about the conference! care system out of as much as $1 bil- owners” are paying the price for the lion. Charges have been filed against 64 criminal mayhem of others. (Craig they won’t stop. They must be beaten businesses, and 35 have already pleaded Edwards, SB23 to be Renamed - AKA: up on the spot.” Michael Mataure, an- guilty. Nearly everyone charged is an Ar- “The Homeboy Gun Control Act of other MP, told his applauding col- menian immigrant. Quick learners, Ar- ‘99,” The Firing Line, Nov. 1999, p. 15.) leagues, “I think what our Rhodesians menians now say the investigation is a want is force. A racist must taste his or racist “witch hunt” and an example of “Beat Up Whites” her own medicine.” “Rhodesian” is the “state terrorism.” derogatory term black Zimbabweans use Lax rules made it easy for crooks to Black members of Zimbabwe’s par- for “racist” unreconstructed whites. set up medical supply stores and then liament have called for therapeutic pub- Seventy thousand whites account for bill the state for prescriptions, crutches, lic beatings of whites as a cure for “rac- fewer than two percent of the country’s wheelchairs, and adult diapers that never ism.” Moses Mvenge, a former guerrilla population, and are now being blamed changed hands. Armenians who per- and the ruling ZANU-PF’s chief whip for the worst conditions to assail the fected the fraud taught relatives and in parliament, said “Time has come country since white rule ended in 1980. friends, and phony medical supply stores when instant justice must be meted out. Inflation is running at about 70 percent began cropping up all over the city. I am not calling for the beating up of all a year, government services are in Some operators were reportedly raking whites but only those guilty of such (rac- shambles, and thousands of Zimbabwe- in as much as $500,000 a month. (Vir- ist) acts.” “After all we are in the major- ans die of AIDS every month. Robert ginia Ellis & Joe Mozingo, Medi-Cal ity,” he added. “It must be an eye for an Mugabe, who has ruled the country since Fraud Probe Could Reach $1 Billion, LA eye because as long as we don’t do this, 1980, is leading the anti-white crusade, Times, Nov. 29, 1999, p. A1.) Ω

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