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Where Do The Black And White
Races Get Together On Purpose?


By
Fred Reed

   

Today's Bestselling

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When I Was a Kid,
This Was a Free Country.
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Liddy warns that our liberties are being chipped away in the name
of good causes, civic convenience and left-wing demagoguery. He
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Watergate � including court documents and crime-scene evidence
that shreds Woodward and Bernstein's popular theory to bits.
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Invasion:
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Menaces to Our Shores 
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couldn't have done it without help from the United States
government," charges Michelle Malkin. "We unlocked our doors,
spread out the welcome mat, and allowed these foreign visitors to
plot death and destruction in the comfort of our home. And they
could do it again in a heartbeat." �
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Breakdown:
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Extensive material on Bill Clinton, and how his complete
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Let Freedom Ring:
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Declaring that if the Left prevails in America, the well-
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liberal ideas have made America more vulnerable and created
confusion in our society about what is right and wrong � thus
placing our freedom and security at risk.� Read more




 
Shooting Straight: Telling the Truth About Guns in America
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Shooting Straight gives you the facts about how free citizens
lawfully exercising their Second Amendment rights has led to
declines in murders, rapes, robberies, and other violent crimes.
It provides irrefutable evidence that the gun control lobby and
left-wing lawmakers (aided and abetted, of course, by Hollywood
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You Don't Say
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The Federalist Papers :
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Indexed for Today's Political Issues by Mary E. Webster

Mary Webster has performed a great service by editing the
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Among the Heroes: United Flight 93 and the Passengers and Crew Who
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Of the four horrific hijackings on September 11, Flight 93, which
crashed into a Pennsylvania field, resonates as one of epic
resistance. The culmination of hundreds of interviews and months
of investigation tells the story of the courageous men and women,
and of the day that forever changed the way we view the world and
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An Unlikely Conservative: The Transformation of an Ex-Liberal [Or
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The rich and revealing story of a tumultuous journey from poverty
to prominence�and from left to right�by one of our most
influential female conservatives. From excrement-smeared car seats
to threats of attacks with bombs and switchblades, she learned
quickly that opposing racial quotas and ethnic studies carried a
high personal cost�
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See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's
Counterterrorism Wars
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the inside and provides compelling evidence about how Washington
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  Toogood Reports [Monday, January 6, 2003; 12:01 a.m. EST]
URL: http://ToogoodReports.com/ 
Today, news for people who are surprised by sunrise: The
Associated Press reports (Washington Times, January 2) that Marie
G. Davis Middle School, of Charlotte, North Carolina, when given
the chance to segregate itself racially, did. Some federal court,
in a fit of intelligence, said that you couldn't force parents to
bus children to schools politically acceptable to Washington. The
school, 44% white the summer before the court made its decision,
was that fall 5% white. 

The whites went away. I'm all astonished, like I am when teenagers
think about sex.

Of course the school resegregated. Any fool could have told you it
would. Fact is, the races just don't want to be around each other.
It's plain as a sore toe in tight shoes. If you watch what the
races do, instead of listen to what the talking heads say they
ought to do, you can see that both sides would rather live with
hung-over alligators. But you get fired if you notice it, so we
all look the other way and act like we're thinking about something
else. ("Naw, I didn't see the sun rise. What sun?")

We talk about the American dream, but the country likes delusions
better. We believe things are what we insist they are. If we think
a pup-dog oughta be a backhoe, we figure all we gotta do is say he
is, and act like we really really believe it, and lie, and make
everybody pretend, and maybe put diesel oil in his dog bowl-and
he'll sprout a scoop and start cutting underground telephone
cables. It doesn't matter if everybody knows it's a lie � if you
can make them pretend, and put them in jail if they don't. It's as
American as tortillas.

Think about it. Where do black and white get together on purpose?
I mean, without the police, national guard, federal marshals,
judges, seven thousand laws, and the entire federal government, to
make them? Answer: They don't. Give people the slightest say about
who they want to be with, and they're gone. That's what happened
in Charlotte, isn't it?

People like being with their own. Always have, always will. When
you force them to be together instead of giving them the choice,
then you get trouble. The less they have in common, the more
trouble you get. Then you can holler about racism and squash folks
together even more. It's like Prohibition, making people do what
they don't want, because you think they ought to want it.

When black kids come into a white college, the first thing they do
is want black dorms and black fraternities, and the white kids
don't seem in much of a hurry to catch them and bring them back.
It's how it always is. When I was a military reporter, the blacks
on base wanted soul music at the club, and the whites wanted
country and western. The blacks got the club because the commander
was afraid of them. The whites went to town to listen to Merle
Haggard. Which may or may not have been a reasonable choice, but
it's what they did.

Go to a party of a hundred rich, white, unrelentingly good,
racially correct people in Washington, and you will find three
blacks to shuffle and look embarrassed and be credentials. The
ninety-seven white people will make a point of talking awkwardly
to them so everybody will know they are not prejudiced. Ask the
whites in a loud voice where their kids go to school.

Do you see more whites at black parties? I don't know. I've never
been to one. It's a segregated country.

How about at work? It's a snake pit, with the federal government
making it hang together, barely. Best I can tell, blacks figure
they're getting discriminated against, and oppressed, and
enslaved. Whites-regularly, invariably, everywhere, every time �
say most blacks don't work, have attitudes, advance entirely on
pigmentation, and you have to do their work for them. You could
argue about who is right, but that's just it: Neither side gets
along well with the other, except when threatened. 

Now, the AP story carefully avoided the crucial question about the
escape from Charlotte: Why did the white parents instantly
withdraw their kids from a black school when given a whiff of
freedom? The writer implied that Charlotte, being in the South,
was prejudiced, and that racism was behind the flight, snore.
Reporters everywhere understand what they are paid to say, but I
don't think his heart was in it.

Let me suggest another reason, which I have not verified. Should I
be wrong, I will happily say so, and eat Jim Crow. But, knowing as
I do the inveracity of the media, I will speculate. 

I suggest that the black students at the school were academically
far below the whites � that the white parents were trying to do
something, anything, to keep their children at an intellectual
level consistent with their notions of civilization. I suspect
that the black students had no interest in European history, in
mathematics, languages, chemistry. I don't say they should be
interested, just that they pretty regularly aren't. If I am wrong.
I will happily retract. Show me. I'd love to be wrong.

Maybe I am. It may be that academic performance of blacks at Marie
G. Davis Middle School refutes the aggregate experience of
centuries, of daily experience and common intuition. And Elvis may
materialize in my room tonight and sing Heartbreak Hotel. I'd like
that. Even stranger things could happen. The Redskins could win.

But I'm not betting the Vette. 

Further, I will bet that the black kids ganged up and pushed the
white kids around. It may not be universal, but an awful lot of
white kids report it. 

Now, maybe all this shouldn't ought to be true. And maybe pup-dogs
ought to grow exhaust stacks and glow plugs. Thing is, sooner or
later "shouldn't ought" runs into "is." 

The reality it that if it weren't for unrelenting compulsion and
intimidation, the races would separate like newly weds five years
later. Without affirmative action and the EEO police, offices
would barely be integrated. Schools, if parents were free, would
do what Charlotte did. The whole lash-up is compulsory,
artificial, contrived, and almost nobody wants it.

If you don't think so, drop the compulsion and wait five minutes.

No, I don't know what to do about it, except hide. My best guess
is let people live how they want and hire people on merit. But
that's not the American way. 

Gotta run. Elvis just showed up. 
 


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Me ke aloha pau ole!

Cordially
James Edward Kohegan, LL.B, Sc.D.