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"crosstar" <crosstar@nationalist.org> wrote in message news:<Dbxwc.19822$xt5.1482@bignews2.bellsouth.net>...
> TO BURY REAGAN, NOT TO PRAISE HIM
> 
> Russ Walker
> 
> Ronald Reagan began his career as the disciple of Jewish department-store
> magnate and NAACP-life-member Barry Goldwater.  Showy and glib, Reagan
> was ever the marionette for the string-pullers who sought to integrate society,
> bust working men and place the nation under the thumb of Israel.  I am aware
> of the communication skills of the Hollywood-trained, first-divorced President,
> as a sixty-one-year-old who voted for Reagan the first time around.  But the
> two things which stand out in my mind, the most, are Reagan's abysmal
> treatment of working men, in the name of "union-busting," and the infamous
> elevating of Negroes, in signing the King Holiday.  Richard Nixon tried twice
> to appoint segregationists to the Supreme Court.  Reagan tried nary once.
> 
> Talk about hypocrisy.  Reagan was a multi-millionaire, whose "identity" with
> the working man was as much an act as his portrayal of a sound-stage soldier.
> His firing of the Air Traffic Controllers signaled that anti-union forces had
> gripped the White House, just as his hiring of Ken Duberstein as Chief of Staff
> assured that the Israeli Lobby was in charge at the Oval Office.  Some, who
> genuinely liked the genial Reagan, said that the President was "only following
> orders" when he approved the tyrannical King Holiday, seeking to make permanent
> efforts to Africanize the country, or when he extended the repressive Voting Rights
> Act for twenty-five years, which forced descendants of African slaves into offices,
> to which they could not be elected.
> 
> But whose orders?  Reagan would go to Mississippi and shout the segregationist
> war-cry of "states rights and constitutional government," but install Lyn Nofsinger,
> the conniving integrationist.  He would pontificate about how he believed in
> "family," but then appoint miscegenationist Robert Bork, once married to a
> Jewess, to the Supreme Court.  He would propose a "better" America, but then
> appoint marijuana-smoking Douglas Ginsberg to the Supreme Court.  He would
> speak of making America "strong," but turned the defense apparatus over to Casper
> Weinberger.  He would intone about a "shining city on a hill," but bring us the
> black-cloud of the affirmative-action "Challenger".  He would talk about "peace,"
> but bombed Libya, setting the tone for the specious invasion of Iraq and atrocities
> against humanity.
> 
> Reagan touted his "Southern Strategy," to woo white voters, while, at the
> same time, the Republican Party was spending four-million-dollars to
> pander to the Jewish vote.  He enthusiastically accepted the support of
> "Democrats for Reagan", piloted by backers of Governor George C.
> Wallace, but consulted Zionist Max Fisher, who he described as his
> "longtime friend," and addressed the B'nai B'rith, lavishing more money
> on Israel than ever on Alabama.  Shakespeare's commentary on Caesar's
> funeral comes immediately to mind. "Friends, Romans, countrymen.  We
> come to bury Caesar, not to praise him. The evil that men do lives long
> after them.  The good is oft interred with their bones."  So it is with Caesar.
> So it is with Ronald Reagan.
> 
> http://www.nationalist.org/alt/2004/reagan.html
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