[Granville-Hough] 20 Nov 2009 - Race Card

[Trustees for Granville W. Hough]

Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:10:10 -0800
From: Granville W Hough <gwhough at oakapple.net>
Subject: RaceCard-20 Nov 2009


THE ULTIMATE APPEAL û THE RACE CARD
It is probably an apocryphal story that I once heard applied to a 
SullivanÆs Hollow candidate for Justice of the Peace, or some other 
local office which I cannot recall. Anyway, this candidate needed the 
job as it was hard times everywhere; but so did about 9 other candidates 
who were as well, if not better qualified. This fellow thought long and 
hard on how he could get elected in spite of all the opposition. He also 
thought hard about what would happen if he suggested a name for his 
scheme for getting elected. He finally had a campaign speech which he 
thought would work safely, and it held the race card.
As the candidates went from rally to rally, our candidate always agreed 
he would speak last, which was thought to be the least advantageous 
time. Each of the previous nine candidates had worn out the audience 
with their listing of family, education, work history, church offices 
held, and promises of what he could do in the office. Our candidate 
would make a very quick statement, apologize for the long statements of 
his opponents, mention who he was and the office he sought, and then say 
with tremulous voice and great emphasis: ôJust remember when you look at 
that list of names on the ballot, that no part of me, Joe ???, has ever 
been in the belly of a nigger hoar.ö
Though taken aback by the remark, each of the opponents thought the 
remark applied to one of the other candidates, and never bothered to 
refute the charge. As the candidates moved around, the audiences were 
gradually convinced that someone in the nine other candidates had indeed 
violated decency and custom. They did not know which one it was, but 
they took no chances. They selected Joe???, and he took office. As he 
stated later, ôI accused no one, I told the absolute truth. And the 
people put their confidence in me.ö
In the times in which I grew up, the story made sense. It ôcouldaÆ 
happened,ö ômoughtaÆ happened.ö Grampa

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P. S. If there are people who have not been following the development of 
yDNA, there are some conclusions one can make: (1) There is very little 
difference in our yDNA, worldwide. (2) If we lived where other groups 
lived for the past 10,000 years, we would probably look just like they 
do and have the same resistance or susceptibility to diseases as they 
have. (3) Does God have chosen people? Yes, it seems so. If you move 
north or south away from the intensity of the sun, it seems God's chosen 
people develop lighter skins to cope better with the reduced sunlight. 
When you move toward the Equator, His chosen people develop darker 
skins. The mutation rate is very slow, but it works inexorably.. After 
500 generations (10,000 years) of isolation and inbreeding, people begin 
to look alike and think they are "The People," or "The Chosen People" 
and all other such groups are "The Savages." There used to be a group 
called the John Birch Society, which now seems incorporated in Minuteman 
organizations and other skinhead groups and immigrant bashers. Just read 
their literature to understand that they are cultural Neanderthals 
(probably the first group demonized in "The Savages" thinking.), and 
that those who do not look, speak, act, and think like they do have no 
rights.

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You can see it happen. "When a tree grows by itself, it spreads out,
But does not grow tall
When trees grow together in the forest,
they help push each other up to the sun."

And when there is not enough sun for all, they like the Germans of yore, 
demanded "Lebensraum, Lebensraum," meaning "Make way for the Chosen 
People, the blond and blue-eyed Germans. Your Land is Our Land." And who 
will be the next "Chosen People?"