Hutchinson: Paul is a Racist, No Matter What He Says

Kurt Nimmo
Truth News
January 11, 2008

Let’s face it. Guys like Earl Ofari Hutchinson will not be placated until Ron Paul is prostrate and sacrifices himself on the altar of political correctness. Earl writes today for the Huffington Post:

Ron Paul and his backers can sail through the ceiling, scream foul until their lungs burst, and say that it’s all a big conspiracy by mainstream media hit artists, a Paul hating and fearful political establishment, and on the make Republican and Democrats to smear and slander their hero as a racist. But the one that has done more to fan charges that Paul is a closet bigot is Paul himself in writings and sentiments that express racist views that purportedly carried Paul’s stamp on them.

Earl Ofari Hutchinson refuses to except Ron Paul’s explanation that he had nothing to do with the purportedly racist writings that appeared in a newsletter associated with the Texan Republican. For Mr. Hutchinson, the mere fact Dr. Paul is a libertarian is suspect:

Even if Paul, as he claims, didn’t write or utter one of the offensive words, or hold the sentiments, that are attributed to him, his odd mish mash of ultra conservatism and libertarian spoutings marks him as suspect. The cornerstone of the jumble is his view of government and what it should or should not do about civil rights. Paul holds that government should have minimal or better still no role in civil rights laws and enforcement. The government passed and enforced civil rights laws, did nothing to solve the country’s racial ills, and worse, fueled even more racial polarization, he says. That old, worn, and thoroughly discredited view warms the hearts of the packs of closet bigots that pine for the old days when racial and gender discrimination was the American norm and government did little to protect black and gay rights.

In other words, libertarianism, for Earl, is predicated on racism, a politically brain-dead or at least disingenuous allusion with absolutely no basis in reality. In fact, the government is not interested in civil rights or for that matter individual rights based on natural law — as history repeatedly demonstrates, government exists to ensure the continuation of its own criminal enterprise and it considers the citizenry — regardless of race, creed, or gender — as little more than a cash cow and, at certain times, a slave labor force to be exploited and cast aside. Earl may not like it, but the hard cold fact is that civil rights laws were enacted as political expediency in response to the fact outraged citizens of color were burning down cities and endangering the empire. LBJ was not an advocate of civil liberties. He was a political horse trader. Same can be said for the Kennedy brothers, who are idolized by many blacks.

Paul piles even more suspicion on his denial of racial bias when he even more absurdly tries to claim that he is pounded as a racist because more and more blacks cheer him for blasting the drug laws as biased and harmful to blacks. The disparities in drug law enforcement are gaping, and demand reform, but urging that they be totally scrapped is a far different matter.

The drug plague and the crime, violence, and family wreckage that has come with it has torn poor black communities and has caused much pain and suffering among African-Americans. The last thing that the majority of African-Americans want to see is open and unchecked illicit drug selling bizarres operating in their communities. Blacks have been among those that have shouted the loudest for crackdowns on crime and drugs.

In other words, according to Mr. Hutchinson, most blacks believe the government has the right to tell its subjects what they can or cannot put in their bodies. Is Hutchinson unaware of the well documented fact the CIA and criminal bankers are responsible for the massive infusion of drugs into this country? Hutchinson and crew play right into this scam by insisting there be “crackdowns on crime and drugs,” as the crackdown — necessitating a police state — is part of the whole scheme. If indeed Mr. Hutchinson was interested in ending the “pain and suffering among African-Americans,” he would demand the government stop importing drugs and dumping them on those of us least able to resist.

The Paul newsletters are damning enough, and if any of the racist stuff in them is true, that instantly disqualifies him as fit to run for any national office. And those that defend those views should be branded as what they are, bigots and crackpots.

Few if any have defended the newsletters and Dr. Paul has bent over backwards to disavow and repudiate them, but that is of course not enough for Hutchinson and crew, determined to keep race-based politics at the center of American political life. One has to wonder who Earl Ofari Hutchinson will vote for come November. Obama? Hillary? Obviously none of the troglodytes currently selected on the Republican side of the One Party system, as they represent racism, or so the political fairy tale would have it.

In fact, all of the candidates — in fact selected horses in a rigged race — are minions to the man and woman of the New World Order, the globalist scam to turn the entire planet into a slave labor gulag. It matters not to them if a slave is brown, white, yellow, or purple with green polka dots — all are ciphers and fodder to be used for the emerging global order.

Is Ron Paul a perfect candidate? No. But he is the best in the current line-up, consisting mostly of criminals, shills, and factotums for the global slave plantation. Ron Paul understands that the best chance we have to turn the tide of perpetual war and economic servitude based on fractional banking and debt is a return to our Constitutional heritage, albeit that heritage was long ago subverted and is now but a ghostly shadow.

I bet Earl Ofari Hutchinson would beg to differ. After all, many of the founders were slave holders and that alone discredits the idea of a constitutionally limited republic.

A republic based on constitutional principles will also put an end to race-based political favoritism, essentially a form of totalitarianism.

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  1. Barb Clark on January 11th, 2008

    I have been invloved in three (3) civil rights lawsuits under 42 U.S.C. 1983. Ron Paul is correct. Anyone who will research the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1869 and Amendment XIV of the U.S. Constitution will discover that the Republican Congress needed an invisible militia to occupy the South. This had nothing to do with “civil rights”.

    A standing Union Army would be too expensive in the South. So, Congress (and this is well documented) decided that providing Civil Rights to freed slaves would be the best method to empower these slaves to act as the eyes and ears of Washington, D.C. and perform civilian militia surviellance of the former enemy states. The idea for Civil Rights, as articulated by federal law, was not the personal freedom of rights for freed slaves, but freedom to file federal lawsuits to keep the former enemy states in check.

    All this type of federal empowerment has done is to put black citizens in jeopardy when they were foolish enough (like me) to think that they could make application of civil rights laws to protect their own civil rights in federal court. The federal government only steps in when there is an opportunity to expand federal police powers.

    I point to 28 USC 1443(2), which allows a citizen to remove a state charge to federal court only if the citizen is assiting a federal officer in enforcing a civil rights law. See the connection with federal enforcement?

    This truth isn’t pretty; but, Americans want American Idol sugar coated answers. Sorry folks, but this is the basis of civil rights. Ron Paul is correct in saying the federal government has never really done anything to enforce personal civil rights.

    The Federal government wants to enforce pre-emptive federalism (DEA smashing in medical marijuana clinics) and many times using a civil rights pre-text to justify their expansion of federal police powers.

    www.BarbClark.org

  2. S. Wolf Britain on January 11th, 2008

    No, Kurt, now you are wrong! Hutchinson did NOT say that libertarianism is predicated on racism! What a leap! He is alluding to the fact(s) that ultra-conservatism and libertarianism contradict eachother, and/or that one cannot sanely hold to both of them. I may not agree with Hutchinson’s allusion, but misrepresenting it as you have is unconscionable, Kurt. You are the one being disingenuous on this issue.

    It is true that the U.S. government is not really for civil rights, though they abundantly make it appear like they are, but the civil rights laws DID help Black Americans and others which the present government is now seeking to set back to pre-affirmative action days, etc. Do you think Black Americans and other minorities would have been able to make things better for themselves without the government’s help? No way! Do you think their white cousins would have otherwise helped make their lot better without the government stepping in? Again, no way! Perhaps letting things get a little better for minorities was all a trap, but that does not make it right to do away with those advances and put them back into poverty worse than they already are by and large.

    Granted, it appears most Black Americans, as most White Americans are as well, are falling for seeking more government crackdowns and control, but whites are, being that they are in the majority, falling for that far more than blacks are! It sounds to me like you would have the white majority lording it over the minorities again, as badly as they did pre- affirmative action. In short, you are sounding like a racist too, Kurt.

    You have fallen for a huge lie as well: There is no “race-based political favoritism”! That is a myth created by racists who want to go back to the days that there was not even a semblance of equality for minorities in America. True the “semblance” may be nothing but just that, a semblance; but that semblance is certainly better than no equality at all! These types of attitudes that you have, and that Ron Paul has, encourage the return to unbridled racism again!

    So, by the illogic of such arguments, you and Dr. Paul and others would remove all curbing of racism and racist treatment of minorities in “the land of the free”, and let there be a racist free-for-all ensue again! Don’t you realize that government is good for some things, some controls, as long as it doesn’t get out of control?! You are right, it IS getting out of control, and the government is becoming more and more totalitarian, but that does not mean we should do away with the “positives”, the things government IS good for!! There have to be some laws, some controls!! The thing is, obviously, we’ve got to return to checks and balances on government authority, not destroy government altogether!! But it sounds like you favor the latter!! Do you want violence to run amok in the streets?! Then, some other totalitarian force will just end up bullying its will upon us!!

    People who think like that would end up outlawing religion and repressively enforcing it!! It sounds like your ilk, Kurt, don’t really want the balance(s) of a True Constitutional Republic, but want mob rule because that’s “freest” in your warped minds, and Ron Paul ostensibly comes the closest to helping you bring it about!! What madness!! If violence mongers like you were in control, we wouldn’t have a free republic, we would have just another form of control grid with no mercy for those you violence mongers disagree with. It would be just another form of Jacobin mass-insanity at least somewhat similar to the NeoCONS version of it!!

    Dr. Paul doesn’t have a true hope in hell of gaining power and doing away with the Fed and the IRS, as much as I of course believe and agree that they should be!! Yet their being done away with will NEVER happen short of Jesus the Christ very soon returning and doing away with them, as He most-definitely will; but not as you and your kind envision that they will be, for you do not want God’s will and Way!!

    More and more I’m recognizing that you and your ilk are a sort of violent false-anarchists who have fallen into your own brand of mass-insanity like most of “humanity” is falling into in these last days!! Secular humanism and rejection of God, and/or acceptance and reverence of false religion such as counterfeit “Christianity”, always lead to such mass-insanity, so I am not at all surprised that you would be a part of a form of the mass-insanity yourself!! How could I be surprised? Most of the world is going insane on an express train to hell; and so, apparently, are you!!

    “It is written, thus says the Lord [God in Jesus the Christ, the Word(s) of God]….”:

    To paraphrase, ‘….There is nothing (surprising) under the sun….’!! (Ecclesiastes 1:9.)

    And to quote, “….And for (all of the foregoing) reason(s) God will send them strong delusion(s) to believe (a) lie(s)….”!! (2 Thessalonians 2:11; emphasis added by me.) [SEE the entire chapter as well, for it is all completely applicable to what is occurring right now.]

  3. Dave on January 11th, 2008

    Ron Paul is not a racist, his primary goal and solution is state sovereignty, the only legal interpretation of our Constitution. The federal government unconstitutionally stole sovereignty from the states using the blacks during the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln acted in military and economic aggression against the South combining federal wealth and power with the northern industrialists and capitalists. This is a formula they never quit using and this corruption is quite evident today.

  4. Ian on January 11th, 2008

    ^^ To the above post.

    You are sounding like a Rasict yourself. Why can’t you think that MAYBE, just MAYBE there is someone out there who wants to help all? I stopped reading your garbage, A) There is no “race-based political favoritism”! …… look, if you are going to say that, that makes you are rasist. Isn’t the whole point of stopping rasisism is to trust the fellow different attributes of your fellow countrymen/women? With you saying that it doesn’t exist, means you want rasist people to exist. See, this is why me and a lot of people around the world think America ia backwards.

    You might not agree with every policy that every politician comes out with. But the whole point of this politics game is to work together to stop the problems that are at hand.

    These people made racism, by allowing the KKK to operate. By not stopping the hangings and lynchings that happend before you were even born. Smarten up, I read most of both articles and YOU sir sound like the racist.

    Either smarten up, or wake up.

    Racism can only be stopped by stopping these people, then guess what, you would have families come back together. You’d have communities being rebuilt. You’d have your education system being rebuilt. You might even have people who care about people not because of their colour, but because they live on the same street.

    You might not get the big picture, but don’t make other people believe yours.

  5. Hx on January 11th, 2008

    Didn’t the people responsible for peddling the racism get fired from the publication? Did the editors of that publication ever fully brief Dr.Paul on the incident at the time? Did those editors bare any responsibility? I heard Paul allude that there was a shakeup in that publication as a result of those printings, and I have heard before that the writer was fired. I want to know more about it. Kurt? Can you work on that?

    As for the accusation of anti-semitism.. I think it is pretty silly to conclude that Paul is an anti-semite because he wants to stop funding a nation with whom we have no mutual defense treaties. And I don’t think being critical of a foreign policy has anything to do with religious hatred anyway.. I suppose he’s anti-muslim as well then since he also wants to stop funding Arab states. Silly, knee-jerk accusation.

    Finally, as a gay man, I don’t find anything written there to be anti-gay. I read something inferring that AIDS was a homosexual cover-up, and I happen to agree. Anyone who is researched in the field knows that there is strong evidence which indicates that AIDS is an American engineered bio-weapon. I could go deeply into detail bit for now, Tuskegee Experiment anyone? I also read an observation about the “party” lifestyle of gay men in the 70’s in San Francisco. Again, true, and I can tell you that it is still true in a large degree. We gays are a party crowd in general. We are loud and proud and we burn bright and die young in a blast of fashion and rainbow colors. Of course, as an individualist I can’t say this is true for everyone. But also as an individualist and a gay man, I can say that it was true for me. The reasons for this are many, ranging from social oppression and the resulting reactionary overtness, to witnessing all of our friends get sick and die, thus bringing home our own mortality. Again, I could into it but now is not the time.

    All I will say further is this. Things are not always how they appear, and while I encourage everyone to ask questions and demand answers, I would also ask that you accept those answers when they are reasonable. Do not let this establishment shock you back in line. We all knew the smears would get bad, but here’s the thing about Paul. This is as bad as it gets, and he didn’t even write that nonsense… lol. Heads up folks, we are winning.

  6. TruthgoneWild on January 11th, 2008

    Hutchinson is the racist here.

  7. Jeff on January 11th, 2008

    I really get sick and tired of the overuse (and misuse) of the word racist. If I accuse you of being racist, what I’m saying to you is that you think/feel/believe that your race is superior to others. I may also be accusing you of acts (or behaviors) that intentionaly opress someone of another race based on the color of their skin. If I accuse you of being prejudice, I’m saying the you prejudge someone based on your opinion of how that someone looks/acts/believes etc.

    The term racist (or racism) is wildly thrown around in today’s culture and in reality, there is rarely any basis for using such a term. The term reverse-racism is a joke, since it implies that racism generally flows in one direction. Racism is racism. One could say that reverse racism is the mirror image of racism, giving it positive connotations.

    That being said, the author of this Ron Paul hit piece is making a weak attempt at accusing him of racism. In fact, he is prejudging Ron Paul for statements (which he admits are irrelevent) and a political belief system that appears to be gathering a head of steam amongst many Americans. In this sense, as the author is making innaccurate statements by calling Ron Paul and his supporters ‘racist’, he is incriminating himself as being fundamentally prejudice against one man and his support group. He does this with ‘power’ terminology that in effect stakes a claim to his own superiority over Ron Paul and anyone that supports him.

  8. Doug on January 11th, 2008

    Did anybody check to begin with if these Ron Paul news letters are legit, acutal copies of the news letters and not reproductions? “Aka” Fake!

  9. Faolan Devyn Aodfin on January 11th, 2008

    Hx, and what’s disgusting is not only would a government create such an abomination, but release it on their own public. Then, to add insult to injury say that anyone mentions this conspiracy is a nutjob racist or homophobic. It’s real sick.

  10. Jeremy4Freedom on January 11th, 2008

    S. Wolf Britain,

    I read your well intentioned piece.. but you must know RON PAUL always says the role of the federal governmetn is simple.. protecting the rights of the people and protecting civil liberty for all..

    The article.. well it’s sad that this hutchinson guy has to be so damning.. its ridiculous.. who cares hopefully the public can see the good in Ron Paul becasue it out weighs the little bit of nonsense they try to connect him to from a piece that someone else wrote..

  11. Jim on January 11th, 2008

    Note the sneaky omission of the word ‘federal’ just prior to each mention of ‘government’. Just reread and insert federal right before government and his whole arguement falls apart. Ron Paul doesn’t want to hamper local or state governments, just constitutionally limit the federal government.

  12. PGAJAMIE411 on January 11th, 2008

    S. Wolf Britain,
    Because Ron Paul believes in limited government power, he is a “racist?” Along your line of “reasoning,” one could label Ron Paul’s Libertian ideology as a platform against or for anything, let alone just for racism. I guess he also hates children because the child protective service was created by the benevolent government to “protect” the neglected and abused children. Although he is a doctor, he must want the poor and elderly to suffer and die as he wants to rid the citizen’s of excellent governmental health care. Everyone knows that the government is capable of providing superior services in contrast to the free market. Furthermore, the human condition provides that volunteered benevolence is impossible to achieve. So, the government, in all its goodness, must steal from the evil public and provide for the needy. You know, Ron Paul is also against education. Oh yeah, he wants to get rid of the Department of “Education.” He loves stupid people I guess.

    No, no, no. Ron Paul believes in the ideas of FREEDOM! He believes in God, and that man can and does seek direction from God. He believes that man is capable of being benevolent willfully. Thus, man is able to be good. He believes that government is obstructive at least. The Liberterian philosophy maintains that humans have the God-given right to pursue happiness free of force by government. We are not children and the government is not our daddy!

  13. stephen on January 11th, 2008

    You are not normal, you have no basis of knowledge yet you ramble on seemingly for your own personal narcissism. You don’t know Dr. Paul on a personal level and have no real evidence to support the nonsense you espouse. Yet you fill an entire page with twisted theories in an attempt to cloud the fact that you simple don’t have a personal knowledge as to the character of Dr. Ron Paul on the issue of racism. You are a hack plain and simple and if you were bring this argument into a court of law armed only with your delusional rantings you are quite possibly going to be incarcerated for a psychological evaluation as the courts often do for crazy people such as you seem to be.
    Good day sir!

  14. Barb Clark on January 11th, 2008

    Look guys.

    The importnat thing here is that the Dept. of Home. Security has removed Ron Paul’s Real ID talking point by pushing it back three years. They know that if they can reduce the angst over Real ID then Ron Paul’s followers might settle down a little.

    Move your privacy concerns over to the National Health Information Network (NHIN), or Intelligence network. This is the national wiretap of your medical records, and the National Health ID Card is right around the corner.

    Real ID is in a rhetoric holding pattern and this talking point is gone from Ron Paul’s agenda. Re-focus on the NHIN. The NHIN must be halted.

    Look at Senate Bill 1693 sponsored by Kennedy and Clinton. Superfatherland Big Brother databases with your medical information.

    www.BarbClark.org

  15. Tim on January 11th, 2008

    Slavery is an Abonmination onto the World of Man kind. To Force another to work(Some slaves were actually paid wages and some still are), In this Worlds history. To attain their livelyhoods.

    If People would just research slavery and the Civil War. They’ll find that the North had slaves of their own. Even during and up to the end of the Civil War!
    The Reason the South fought wasn’t BECAUSE of Slavery! It was becuase the US Constitutional Law, that granted states their own sovereignty to make Laws under the US Constitution & Bill of Rights, under a common Law. Gods Laws! Was put into Jeopardy!
    State Sovereignty was the real Civil War issue, not Slavery!
    You really have to understand How Americ became its own nation From International Laws of those times to understand why the Civil War enslaved ALL Men to Government. Which continues to evolve under that Evil Perpatrated(A Lie).
    Common Law /Constitutional Law was contorted into something else. Not Gods law. All Men were finding out why Slavery wasn’t Morally right or cost effectivelly/Fair.
    Why is it the USA was the Only country in the World. That had a Civil War to figure this Out? Because Slavery wasn’t the real issue of thee Civil War
    Destruction of the Bill of Right and US Constitution WAS!
    Our Founding Fathers Stated ” ALL Men are created equal”. And the fight to make that a US Colony reality was fought for up until the Civil War. Then the WINNER Just instituted a Grand scheme onto the entire nation by the Wealthy/Greedy. And it is Perpetuated into todays society by the lies of racism. Some Men just Hate others because they are different than them or their>>> CULTURE/tribe

  16. Tim on January 11th, 2008

    If You want to get techical about it. Slavery is still practiced in the entire World. It’s just become a socially exceptable Pay rate by those who enjoy subverting Us all in their own Cultural tunes, by those who can weild Power through wealth.
    True American constitutionalism. Envisioned by our founding fathers would Not except todays American society……In the least!
    Many of the men of those times even tried to show brotherly compassion to the Indians. But there was always someone with a dollar to be made in preventing that Peaceful coexsistance. On Both sides.
    It’s ALWAYS the Haters on Both sides that drives a Wedge between All Cultures/ But Freedom /Liberty? It always has had to be fought for and taken from these haters, of All Good Mens peaceful endeavors.
    History shows always that One side was the good guy and thee other bad. But study of History shows this to be a manipulation of History.
    Because the winners of Wars, always gets to write it.

  17. Tim on January 12th, 2008

    We are all flawed. Stop manefesting Your flaws, onto the World around You and into other peoples lives. There’s Just some ideas That really work if We can get Evil out of those systems.
    But You see? Someone always thinks they can get Power somehow and tell others how they’ll live their lives.Because they think they have a better way.
    The US Constitution was the Perfect Form/yet it just took people to subvert it.
    That’s why every castle buildt falls down………

  18. Max on January 12th, 2008

    This is a perfect example of the marxist and military media getting sick of hearing Ron Paul say absolutely anything in public, and they know that using things like this to manipulate the truth into lies will give them an excuse to remove him from all news and reports once and for all.

    It is very vile and sick to observe what levels of demonic propaganda the world’s marxist media has come to. Only Jesus can save us from this evil generation.

  19. James McDonough on January 12th, 2008

    Kurt, great rebuttal. Commenters, great stuff, which is why this site will become number one to a lot of people. As a White Racist, but getting better, it takes a lifetime of learning, or should I say unlearning what we were taught when young. Having went to a ALL white school, with ALL white teachers,and growing up in a ALL white neighborhood, for my first 6 grades, gives me a take on things where race was not pointed at. When race is not the easy thing by which to compare one another too, there then lies the crux of what we call racist. When race is not a factor, we then differentiate by, size, shape, hair color, eye color, glasses, haircut, clothes, backround, family members, ect. In short, everything, and anything. How far have I come? Before I was a ” Ron Paul Republican “, I was a ” Alan Keyes Republican”. In a fairly All white city called Livonia, Michigan to hear Alan speak one time, imagine my surprise in seeing almost 100% of the people attending were WHITE! At thirty, an forty something I was still naive enough to think I would be probably the only WHITE person there. I had to ask a Black co-worker the next day why there were only a few Black families there. Had he heard of Alan Keyes, and did he not feel excited that a Black man was getting so much White support? In a round about way he pointed out that most Blacks thought Alan was “White”. Cliff pointed out that Blacks had been poisoned by the destruction of the Black families, and by the way Government aid was handed out. That dependency upon the aid would cause them not to support someone that would try to reduce that. I did not see Alan as Black. I heard his idea’s, and that is what is important. I would enjoy it if Ron Paul asked Alan Keyes to be his running mate. Or Vice Versa. How far have I come? A lifetime. How much further must I go? Lifetimes.

  20. jim on January 12th, 2008

    Ron Paul is one of my less than five Heroes. He is a great man.

  21. Jeanette Woodward-Partridge on January 12th, 2008

    Who’s Earl Hutchinson? Never heard of him. Is he, yet another, self-appointed black “leader” who’s job it is to think for all of us?

  22. indijo on January 12th, 2008

    Hutchinson is a liar, no matter what he says!

    Ron Paul wants to put an end to the corrupt, misdirected, forever-failing war on drugs, of which the majority of victims in prison are poor blacks and hispanics.

    The war on drugs is the most racist-based war since the white-supremacist oppression of blacks in South Africa. If Paul was truly a racist, he would support the war on drugs, not oppose it.

    He opposes the war on drugs because he’s not a racist and because he’s smart enough to know a really bad, dysfunctional US government policy when he sees it.

  23. Dia on January 12th, 2008

    S Wolf.

    Ron Paul is not a racist. Don’t you realize all these namby-pamby groups that keep whites, blacks, and mexicans at each other’s throats are founded and funded by the said groups to bring in money and to keep our attention off the REAL problem? Which is what our murdering, lying, evil, satanic, homo pedophilia goverment is doing and what they have planned for all of us. I suggest you sit down read every interview Alex Jones’ has, watch all his documentaries and hear every daily show and you will soon get the picture that race is the least of our issue. After you watch his documentaries (Endgame is a good one to watch first, or Terrorstorm or 9-11 the road to tyranny) and then make copies and pass them out so others will know. They ARE going for a one-world governent, a slave nation and elminating the over-population of the world. I gurantee YOU won’t be one lucky to live like I won’t be either. Look up fema camps while your at it and see that they do have places for us to go who complain about the New World Order. They are moving along very fast to get this North American Union done and that is a major chess piece for a global government. Ron Paul is the only on who can try and stop these trolls legally. It will get ugly if he isn’t put into office. The people are tired.

  24. j on January 12th, 2008

    If Ron Paul’s only crime is that he is a racist (which I would not condone, nor would I justify, nor do I accept) then for heavens sake, LET’S VOTE FOR THIS GUY! Look at the rest of the field. They are willing murderers! Obama want’s to go into Pakistan. Clinton want’s to pre-empt Iran. Romney, ditto. McCain…well…need I say more? These people are all warmongers. They don’t care if they bomb whites, blacks, pakistanis, afgans, muslims - whoever. And we’re debating some letters which may or may not have been written by Mr Paul decades ago?? For goodness sake people, get your heads on straight. Can we tackle the most pending issues first?! At the very least Ron Paul is TALKING about freedom for everyone. Can that be said of anyone else running?

    Can we all just focus on the immediate threat at hand and get this guy in the White House. If he turns out to be racist then we can throw him out. But at least we will have survived another 4 years without the neocons and their republican/democrat puppets.

    Anyone have a better plan? I think now would be the time to hear it.

  25. S. Wolf Britain on January 12th, 2008

    Dia, and others, why do you think I link my name with my comments to my blog?! Clearly you haven’t clicked on it and read my most “recent” article (”old”, but I keep updating it), and haven’t read very many of my comments in context; otherwise, you would know that I already know all that you just wrote, and that I agree with you wholeheartedly, except perhaps about Ron Paul. And in the “long” comment I made above, I didn’t even call Dr. Paul a racist! What’s up?

    I didn’t even say that Kurt’s definitely a racist. Anyway, please read my blog and more of my comments to realize that why I stand as I do on the issue of racism and not trusting politicians before you, or anyone else, jumps to so many wrong conclusions about me. Why is it people can’t understand a well written comment like I wrote above, where I explained myself very succinctly, without twisting my words around and jumping to conclusion?!

    Also, I HAVE watched all three of the documentaries you named above, and I believe that they’re all excellent. Don’t get me wrong, I do still applaud Alex Jones’ excellent documentary abilities and truth-telling; but, as I’ve more than sufficiently explained in other comments, in other threads, I won’t worship people like many of you Alex Jones fan worship him; and I won’t praise someone who is a hypocrite, fake “Christian” and a hater!!

    If you and people like yourself hate me for that, so be it. I am not going to compromise my principles and conscience by catering to your’s or anyone else’s beliefs, whether about some thing or some one, to fit in with “you” and “get along”. I tell it like it is with no compromise(s), and that’s the way it’s always going to remain because I don’t have a hateful, counterfeit-”Christian” or truly hypocritical bone in my body.

    Do I have to spell everything out in every comment?! I am COMPLETELY against the NWO and EVERYTHING Jones and Company, Kurt Nimmo and many others stand up against in their documentaries, articles, protests, etc. But I don’t trust ANYONE. You and others may think that’s very sad and/or wrong; but I’m highly discerning, and when peoples’ “fruits” definitely prove them to be what Alex’s have proven him to be, as stated above, I have to tell it like it is about it.

    Why do I continue to promote Jones’ videos, Nimmo’s articles, etc.? Because, though I adamantly disagree with them on certain points, as stated above and previously, I still support what they are 100% right-on about! I realize NO ONE is probably going to be 100% right-on about all things; but if you and others expect me to ignore the serious things they’re wrong on, and/or to support them 100% without criticism when they’re wrong, it ain’t ever gonna happen.

    You think that’s contradictive and/or hypocritical? That I should be 100% for them or completely against them, or just have nothing to do with them, without criticizing them, because of that which I find unacceptable? Sure, I could do that, but I don’t believe that would be a responsible thing to do, even though I don’t trust them completely, anymore than I trust anyone completely, other than God the Father, the Lord Jesus the Christ, and the Holy Spirit.

    Now, if I found Jones and Company to contradict themselves, not truly, fully and completely stand against the things we need to AND MUST completely stand against, and/or I found out for sure that they’re secretly really controlled opposition and/or working for the evil powers that be, I WOULD have nothing more to do with them whatsoever, would not promote their articles and/or documentaries, and wouldn’t support them in any fashion. But, as long as they continue to be 90 to 98% right-on, I will continue to stand by what they stand by that’s 100%.

    Oh, and before I forget, I am beginning to believe that perhaps Congressman Paul isn’t a racist, seeing as I HAVE reviewed, and/or am reviewing, the available evidence to the contrary; but, regardless, I still won’t trust him; because, as I’ve made abundantly clear, he’s a career physician, Congressman and politician, and I won’t EVER trust ANY such people EVER again! He may be our best secular hope; but I, again, don’t put my trust in people AT ALL!

    I truly wish that Paul had a true chance of getting into the “(Black) House” and being able to effect the change(s) that Truly need to be effected; but, even if by some miracle he did get in, I don’t trust that things would even be within his power to be able to effect those changes this late in the game. Defeatest? Too pessimistic or cynical? I don’t think so, and I have to follow my conscience as I believe God is leading me. People are NOT the answer!

  26. Martin Timothy on January 12th, 2008

    Hutchinsons comments evoke images of the inter tribal genocide in Rwanda and the on going tribal bloodshed in Kenya… There the differences which are too trivial to be noticed in broader society are the basis for bloodletting that appears to be the African way.

    In those countries tribal hordes descend on the next tribes villages and slaughter them with a ferocity that similarly describes the African way… ancient animosities and supposed wrongs are put right in an orgy of death… then as the tide of warfare turns the enormities of the latter day, harbored in resentment are brought to the fore, and again the Earth is soaked in blood shed by incensed African tribesmen claiming ancient wrong.

    Well in that case I would prosecute Ron Paul as a traitor in the face of hard evidence linking Jews Mossad and the White House to the planning execution and subsequent cover up of the crimes of 911, but as for racism there has never been any trace of aught but correctness in his description of the racial composition of the American electorate. Which white man does Hutchy endorse as having the correct attitude, I’d like to know.

  27. j on January 12th, 2008

    S Wolf, your comments are well made, but let’s face it - someone has to be put into the White House. We can’t exactly scrap the whole idea of centralized government in just over 11 months. And it’s pretty certain that our Lord won’t be a candidate any time soon (and who can blame him with this mess we’ve made of things). So before we throw our hands in the air, what are we going to do? Are we just going to sit and wait for rapture?

  28. Lou Van Norstrad on January 12th, 2008

    So how hard and to what lengths does Hutchy want to go to assert his claim that a mild mannered reporter like RP has racist motives. Put your defenses up man… Get it straight just where you stand, because you seem to be grasping at straws that you say are of racism yet appear to be for starting trouble where no trouble exists… Like black boys on a bus claiming a white passenger did something then attacking and killing him or her oooooooooooooooooo you make me sick.

  29. Freddy Fatt on January 12th, 2008

    The African populations of North America, are unhappy and antisocial citizens, whose ancestors were granted refuge in North America in the eighteenth century.

    Witness the testimony of the King of Dahomey who ruled much of the Congo basin, who assumed the throne of that nation at age eighteen in about 1820, and who died the same day as Queen Victoria in 1900. Making him one of the longest ruling monarchs in history. The only interview he ever granted was to Henry Morton Stanley in about 1870, he assured Stanley that every person over four years of age within the entire Congo basin, regularly ate human flesh. Social infractions of any kind, hooliganism or indeed casting ones eyes upon the King guaranteed a one way trip to the town butcher. The victims were auctioned in the marketplaces a piece at a time, thus a customer would purchase a leg for instance, or a hand or the liver, and would receive a token. Then when the whole body was sold, the victim would be dispatched and the tokens exchanged for his body parts.

    It was the refugees from cannibalism that made up the bulk of African immigration into America. All a ship had to do was anchor anywhere in the Congo delta, and they would swarm aboard, a situation that continues to this day.

    When a fancy was to hit the block foreigners attended the auctions, for in an act of mercy the King had decreed that should a foreign purchaser outbid everyone else, and guarantee that the felon was definitely, under pain of immediate death going to be leaving the country permanently. Those who wanted to could go to the butchers market and bid.

  30. Tim on January 12th, 2008

    It is Truly a Comfort for Me to……Know!
    That Men who live Their Life, to deceive other Men of Their Lives, Die……Never Knowing what it was to Live Life, At all! Tim

    The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time. ~Mark Twain

    No matter! RP’s message will always grow & grow & grow, in popularity.
    Because it strikes at the heart of what it is to truly be an American, US citizen, and the foundings of what The principle to be followed must be to remain Free with Liberty.

  31. S. Wolf Britain on January 12th, 2008

    J, first of all, I don’t believe in the rapture as you appear to. Biblically, all the rapture means is the second coming of Jesus the Christ in the clouds of heaven (the atmosphere), separating the wheat from the tares (the True Christians from the evildoers), having the former join him in the sky, laying all of the wicked in their graves, including those who were just resurrected in the first resurrection to witness the second coming, for a thousand years until the second resurrection and the judgment of the wicked, and taking the righteous home to heaven for the first judgment, of the righteous, and for that thousand years. That is ALL it means about “one will be taken, and the other left”; and there is NO special “rapture” where the True Christians are just going to disappear.

    Secondly, no, we don’t just “throw our hands in the air (give up)” and/or “just sit and wait” for the second coming without doing anything, and I am NOT doing nothing; but voting for a finite, errant, sinful person to be my earthly “savior”, even only on a temporal, secular level, is completely out. I have had enough sin in my own life to answer for, than to also add to it responsibility for whatever evils that person commits while in office. We are ALL going to be held COMPLETELY accountable for ALL of the blood and/or other evils we have on our hands, even if some of them are due to someone else we voted for committing them, and not us directly. I will not have ANY of those evils on my hands.

    Thirdly, if those who are not “convicted” as I am per the previous point(s), can vote for such a man or woman if they believe, however falsely, that they will supposedly not be held responsible for whatever evils that person commits while in office, then “more power to them” so to speak. So, I am not telling everyone not to vote for Ron Paul, although I would, if asked, recommend against it, or explain as I have here that I don’t trust him, explain what I said above, and explain that I would not, and/or will not, vote for him myself. Everyone has free will to make up their own minds, and I don’t try to coerce the making up of their minds; thus, if they believe they can conscientiously vote for a person, so be it.

  32. John on January 12th, 2008

    Come on S. Wolf, you know what Hutchison said…

    Even if Paul, as he claims, didn’t write or utter one of the offensive words, or hold the sentiments, that are attributed to him, his odd mish mash of ultra conservatism and libertarian spoutings marks him as suspect.

    How can you contrue anything but accusing anyone that mixes Libertarianism and Conservativism as a RACIST.

    He’s saying…even though he didn’t say anything racist…his “mix” of the 2 viewpoints point to that.

    This is pure lies…blasphemy! And what’s worse is that you say he’s not saying that! And I don’t need 10 paragraphs to explain it, either.

  33. Wise man on January 13th, 2008

    Racist!? Pure propaganda shit!
    He is just a conservative politican and the good thing is he is not one of those corruptionist.
    It’s ridiculous to hear that in the media!