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294 pages, Hardcover
First published July 11, 2016
CHAPTER 2: THE LAND STEALERWhat I found most interesting about this book, is the historical facts about the origins of the Democratic Party. Like all postmodern literature, nothing can ever be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the whole truth anymore. Somewhere, someone will delve into history again and haul out the facts that nobody thought will ever see the light of day. We experience it in historical fiction, and now in numerous alternative media outlets.
By itself the Jackson ploy was transparent and got nowhere. But it's worth noting, because successive generations of Democrats have continued Jackson's practice of trying to discredit nonwhite opponents by portraying them as inauthentic. Today when Republicans who are black, Hispanic, or Native American expose Democratic chicanery, they are routinely denounced--not just by Democrats but also by their allies in the press--as sellouts and, in the case of African Americans, "Uncle Toms."
For example, political scientist Manning Marable said of conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, “Ethnically, Thomas has ceased to be an African American.” Columnist Carl Rowan of the Washington Post wrote of black economist Thomas Sowell, “Vidkun Quisling in his collaboration with the Nazis surely did not do as much damage as Sowell is doing.” And Spike Lee said that Michael Williams, a black appointee in the Bush administration, was such a traitor to his race that he deserved to be “dragged into an alley and beaten with a Louisville slugger.”39
The Ku Klux Klan was founded in 1866 in Pulaski, Tennessee, by a group of former Confederate soldiers; its first grand wizard was a Confederate general who was also a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. The Klan soon spread beyond the South to the Midwest and the West and became, in the words of historian Eric Foner, “the domestic terrorist arm of the Democratic Party.”** That Hillary claimed to be named after Sir Edmund Hillary, but that he became famous a few years after her birth.
As we will see in this book, Hillary is a criminal who found the criminal practices of Saul Alinsky (communist, and author of the book “Rules for Radicals”) to be too weak-kneed for her taste, and Alinsky was a gangster who found the criminal practices of the Al Capone gang to be a tad sentimental. In short, Hillary is the true Democrat, the gangster par excellence.For me, freedom of speech validates this version of history. The reader can decided which information will be relevant and important. We all interpret information from our own experience.
I suspect this is why the Democratic establishment lined up so quickly behind her. While the Republicans had a real primary, hotly contested, the Democrats had a primary in which Bernie seemed to win again and again but never seemed to make a dent in Hillary’s lead. That’s because the Democratic super-delegates were uniformly in her camp, even though there was throughout the campaign the risk that she would be indicted.