Black racialist politics at the Detriot City Council - Whites told to "go home" and not invoke Obama's name

I'm not condemning blacks (or other non-whites) for their nationalistic and racialistic views. Not in the least. But they must practice it in their own nations. And whites must have their own nations exclusively for themselves where they can, in turn, enforce their own racial nationalism.

Racial loyalty and nationalism is a natural and healthy instinct for the preservation of one's own people. And it's no secret that a majority of blacks (and hispanics, arabs, jews, and virtually all other non-whites) are highly racialistic.

The point here is to call attention to the double standard on racialism by the jewish media and establishment. The ruling jewish establishment allows and encourages non-white "minorities" in white western nations to be highly racialistic as part of the overall agenda of fracturing, weakening, and destroying white nations and the ongoing genocide against white people. It is only whites who are demonized by the jewish establishment for exhibiting racial loyalty or racial nationalism.



Commentary: Elect a crazy council, get crazy results

detnews.com | Nolan Finley | Sunday, March 1, 2009

Nowhere is Michigan's brain drain on greater display than in the Detroit City Council chambers.

My hopes for Detroit's future faded as I watched the tape of last Tuesday's council meeting, the one that considered the Cobo Center expansion deal.

It was a tragic circus, a festival of ignorance that confirmed the No. 1 obstacle to Detroit's progress is the bargain basement leaders that city voters elect. The black nationalism that is now the dominant ideology of the council was on proud display, both at the table and in the audience.

Speakers advocating for the deal were taunted by the crowd and cut short by Council President Monica Conyers, who presided over the hearing like an angry bulldog; whites were advised by the citizens to, "Go home."

Opponents were allowed to rant and ramble on uninterrupted about "those people" who want to steal Detroit's assets and profit from the city's labors.

A pitiful Teamster official who practically crawled to the table on his knees expressing profuse respect for this disrespectful body was battered by both the crowd and the council.

When he dared suggest that an improved Cobo Center would create more good-paying jobs for union workers, Conyers reminded him, "Those workers look like you; they don't look like me."

Desperate, he invoked President Barack Obama's message of unity and was angrily warned, "Don't you say his name here."

Juxtapose the place and the faces and imagine a white Livonia City Council treating a black union representative with such overt racial hostility. The Justice Department would swoop down like a hawk, and the Rev. Al Sharpton would clog Five Mile Road with protesters.

But in Detroit, dealing with the council's bigotry is part of the cost of doing business. As is dealing with its incompetence.

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