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On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 17:53:42 -0000, Monte <GeeDubya@aol.com> wrote:

>vonroach <vonroach@earthlink.net> wrote in
>news:au8kvuk2fova558and55og094secknpffs@4ax.com: 
>
>> On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 22:49:24 GMT, Jeffrey E. Salzberg
>> <jeff.salzberg@verizon.net> wrote:
>> 
>>>He *did* say to a white supremicist group that, "I share
>>>your values". 
>> Who, when, and where? Are you referring to the US Senate?
>> 
>
>Jeff may have been referring to the following...
>Lott gave a keynote address in 1992 to the Council of 
>Conservative Citizens, which advocates the preservation of the 
>white race. He was quoted as saying "the people in this room 
>stand for the right principles and the right philosophy."
>
>Roach you are an idiot! (Jeff you've coined a most useful 
>phrase...<grin>)
>
>Monte
Monte, you democrat hack, do you advocate an end to the white race? Well, you
have your spokespersons in the House - the Congressional Black Caucus who still
pride themselves on being segregated after 30 + years of desegregation. Maxine
Waters and Sheila Jackson Lee among others will see that your viewpoint is
spoken. Er...if you aren't a black left wing activist, you can't join though,
the Congressional Black Caucus are segregated and apparently support segregation
for ever. They have the support of many other black only organizations in
society and on campus. Segregation seems to be very popular with many black
people. I can't seem to remember this feature in Martin Luther King Jr's
`dream'. As I recall he preached against segregation and prejudice. Some
Congressional black sheep seem to have lost their way. Some have even thrown
away his moral high ground of _non-violence_ and have become among the most
violent divisive elements in American society.