Three Questions to Ask Yourself

Posted by Geoff Beck on October 11, 2005, 03:55 PM | #

“If you want an ongoing example of a street gang undergoing a classic transformatpolitical/military organization, just consider the Chicago-based Gangster Discipltheir leader, Larry Hoover (Newsweek, “The ‘Disciples’ of Drugs - And Death” by JMcCormick, Feb. 5, 1996, p. 56.). Hoover, 45, has been in the belly of the Illinosystem for 22 years for murder, but that has not stopped him from running the 50,member Gangster Disciples who are spread over 35 states and who take in possibly much as $500 million a year, primarily through drug sales. They have a 42 page Constitution and a seven-tiered organizational structure with Chairman Hoover at zenith and two separate Boards of Directors. They’ve put candidates on Chicago baand organized a protest march on City Hall. Hoover now “lives and breathes politireads Machiavelli, and studies how the late Chicago mayor Richard Daley put to get political machine.

“During the Al Capone era, the mob murder rate for Chicago topped out at 75 in 1926. Police now estimate that the Gangster Disciples kill that many every year. Larry Hoover has probably ordered the execution, directly or indirectly, of well over 1000 people. The federal and all the state governments combined have not executed thatpeople during the last twenty years. Of all American institutions, probably only military has killed more people than Larry Hoover during the last two decades, anwere almost all foreigners. Mr. Larry Hoover is certainly America’s most “productive murderer, and arguably the greatest murderer in all American history, but I’ve onhis name in print once. Think about that! Arguably the greatest murderer in American history is right now in absolute control of a near-army of 50,000 armed men, yet less name recognition than President Clinton’s cat. Mark my words, the establishment media will not change their perception of these organizations from that of streetethnic militias until a gang like the Gangster Disciples defeats one of our major departments, takes over Los Angeles or Chicago, and tears down the American flag. that time it will be too late”.

Read this book!

Posted by JW Holliday on October 11, 2005, 05:06 PM | #

Geoff, let me give my answers:-

Question 1: What tier of the multi-ethnic American Empire do you think you’ve been assigned to?

JW: The bottom tier - Third Class Citizen, behind Jews (Tier 1) and nonwhite gentiles (Tier 2).  Well, maybe Tier 4, if White females and homosexuals are put into Tier 3 ...

Question 2: Do you personally think your assigned tier is rising or sinking in legal rights and economic opportunity?

JW: Sinking, without a doubt.

Question 3: When being an American no longer means anything at all, what will you then consider your nationality to be?

JW: European-American, white, Western, etc.  Hey, being an American means nothing now, from an EGI standpoint, so I’ve already made the switch.

Posted by Geoff Beck on October 11, 2005, 05:25 PM | #

I’ve read about 4 chapters of this book, just this afternoon.

The book is fascinating, what’s more Chittum has wrapped many of the topics discussed here and elsewhere, assembled them into a coherent whole.

Chittums work dovetails with the works of Martin Van Creveld, a military historian.

I strongly encourage everybody to read this book.

Posted by Geoff Beck on October 11, 2005, 05:51 PM | #

JW,

Looks like Sailer is shilling for McConnell.

A good career move, for sure. See the latest on his blog. He sure has become a toady.

Posted by Geoff Beck on October 12, 2005, 12:16 AM | #

I grabbed this quote from the book:

“The United States is another large, multi-racial society where weapons are widely
available and that has a tradition of internal violence second to none. During most
of its history, abundant natural resources, an open frontier, and - later - global
expansion enabled Americans to raise their standard of living. As they did so, from
time to time they fought a war in which their aggressions found an outlet.”

“However, none of these factors any longer exist - The frontier was closed long ago.
America’s economic viability has been on the decline since about 1970. Partly as a
result, so has its ability to dominate the rest of the world, a process that the recent
eclipse of the USSR is unlikely to halt. As Americans found it took running faster
and faster just to stay in place, social tensions have mounted and so has escapism -
the use of drugs; President Reagan described it as ‘our number one war’. America’s
current economic decline must be halted; or else one day the crime that is rampant
in the streets of New York and Washington, D.C. may develop into low intensity
conflict by coalescing along racial, religious, social, and political lines, and run
completely out of control”.(Martin Van Creveld, The Transformation of War, The Free
Press, 1991, p. 195.)

Posted by Geoff Beck on October 12, 2005, 02:59 PM | #

Svigor, Ben:

I think you ought to look at the chapter entitled: Ethnic Enclaves: Fortresses or Death Traps?

Chittum explores demographics of the South, you should be very careful.