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1. Why isn’t David Duke working to get pro-whites elected in America?

   Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

2. Probably they all vociferously reject his help since he’s been successfully painted by the media as the incarnation of evil itself.

   Comment by Fred Scrooby — September 24, 2006 #

3. “Why isn’t David Duke working to get pro-whites elected in America?”
   Because he’s doing that in…Germany? hehehe

   Comment by Friedrich Braun — September 24, 2006 #

4. He won the majority of the white vote in Louisiana in a statewide race. Louisiana is a relatively liberal state next to Mississippi, Alabama, or South Carolina. It would be far easier to elect prowhites to Congress in some of the Deep South congressional districts than it would be to get elected on a racialist platform anywhere in Europe.

   Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

5. Much easier. I have yet to see a satisfactory explanation as to why this isn’t already being done.

   Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

6. Even independent candidates can challenge the status quo and win. Jesse Ventura won in Minnesota. Kinky Friedman is in second place right now in Texas.

   Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

7. “Much easier. I have yet to see a satisfactory explanation as to why this isn’t already being done.”

   OK, you get 2 or 3 independant White racialist politicians in Congress? And? How will that change anything?

   Comment by Friedrich Braun — September 24, 2006 #

8. It’s a start. The NPD has won seats in regional state parliaments, correct? Those would be the equivilant of American state legislatures. There is no reason why we can’t do that here in the United States. Indeed, we have every advantage over the Europeans: a population far more receptive to racialism, a population far less wrapped up in white guilt, far stronger constitutional protections of free speech. It’s truly amazing that the NPD has come this far. If I recall correctly, the successor to the NSDAP was banned in the early fifties. There are also all sorts of laws in Germany dealing with things like symbols and historical revisionism.

   Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

9. You have to start somewhere, Friedrich. But getting back to the question being asked: Maybe it only looks possible precisely because it hasn’t been tried, in the sense that, were such a campaign actually mounted, you’d see crushing nationwide mobilisation on the part of all the usual suspects against the poor bastard who actually tried to pull it off, grinding him into the gound.

   Comment by Fred Scrooby — September 24, 2006 #

10. Exactly. I remember when Duke ran for Governor and the surge of excitement I felt during his campaign. I even contacted by phone the American consulate to learn more about Duke. I also recall how Bush senior went on television to appeal to Republican voters..telling them in point of fact to elect the Democratic crook Edwards (why?)…calling Duke a threat to Western civilizaton as we know it. It was beyong ridiculous. I despise Republicans.

    Comment by Friedrich Braun — September 24, 2006 #

11. That’s what happened to Duke in Louisiana. He still managed to get the majority of the white vote there . . . in a statewide race for Governor, with no real institutions behind him. Keep in mind that Duke was a former Nazi and head of the KKK in a state with one of the largest black populations in America. Duke’s own experience in Louisiana proves there is nothing unfeasible about what I am advocating. Also, the media attention he got in his races brought him to the attention of many sympathetic whites who otherwise would never have heard of him.

    Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

12. Duke has also been a vitrolic critic of the Jews . . . and he almost won. He ran for Senator and Governor too, not for a seat in Congress. I’m convinced that we can pick up at least congressional seats and seats in the state legislatures of the Deep South if we tried. If nothing else, it should be done for the sheer morale boost of winning somewhere.
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    The problem with Duke’s campaigns in Louisiana is that he ran as an individual. In order to succeed in American politics, you need organizations and institutions behind you. Why aren’t we creating those? We should be organizing whites in the Deep South who are already sympathetic to racialism and getting them involved. Something along the lines of the old NAACP is needed to coordinate our efforts.

    Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

13. “If I recall correctly, the successor to the NSDAP was banned in the early fifties.”

    Actually, all sorts of Volkisch, nationalist movements in post-war Germany have been juridically harassed and outlawed. That’s just par for the course in the free & democratic BRD. That anti-German, Jewish tyranny.

    Comment by Friedrich Braun — September 24, 2006 #

14. It’s like that everywhere these days.

    Comment by Daedalus — September 24, 2006 #

15. When Dr Duke (as he then wasnt) was campaigning against the egregiously corrupt Cajun incumbent, Edwin Edwards, in a Louisiana gubernatorial election, there appeared car bumper stickers bearing the legend, “This is serious, Vote for the crook”.

    Comment by Al Ross — September 25, 2006 #

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