Much has been made of the fact that I won an
overwhelming majority of votes in Jena Louisiana in my election bids
for U.S. Senator and for Governor. Such is said to falsely label the
people in Jena as “racists.” In fact, I won the overwhelming majority
of the White vote in the entire state of Louisiana, not just in Jena.
Since the people of Jena voted for me twice to speak for them as their
Senator and as their Governor, I will ardently speak for them now.
The people of Jena, the people of Louisiana and I are not
racist. We simply want justice to be done. We understand that White
people in America have lost our basic civil rights. Whites are now
deprived of human rights by racial discrimination in jobs, promotions,
scholarships, college admissions and in many other programs. More
importantly, Whites are increasingly victims of Black racial violence
and hate crimes. In fact, a White person is 40 to 50 times more likely
to be a victim of Black gang violence than a Black is likely to be a
victim of White gang violence.
Not only is there almost no media coverage of the Black
violent hate crimes against Whites, but in high profile cases when
Blacks are prosecuted for heinous crimes against innocent Whites, the
White victims are ignored and the Black criminals are turned into “real
victims” by the media.
Nothing more clearly illustrates this point than what has
occurred over the past year in Jena, Louisiana and the orgy of hatred
that Jena has suffered. today, September 20, the town has been invaded
by thousands of thugs like Al Sharpton who seek to make violent Black
hate criminals such as Michael Bell and the rest of the so-called “Jena
Six” into heroes. Even worse the entire White population of the town is
facing a media lynching by being labeled racists who are unjustly
persecuting Black young men.
Michael Bell, who has been convicted of four previous
violent crimes, (a fact scarcely revealed by the media), led a group of
six Black students to attack and unmercifully beat a White Student at
Jena High School in what can only be described as a vicious hate crime.
Motivated by racial hatred, the six Blacks attacked one lone White
student, Justin Barker. They stomped and kicked him to unconsciousness
and continued to kick him and stomp him as he lay helpless. The attack
could have easily have taken his life if others had not intervened.
Only by the grace of God did he survive.
To show the insane bias of this whole case, just imagine if the facts were reversed.
If a gang of six Whites motivated by racial hatred and led
by a White with four previous violent-crime convictions had attacked a
lone Black student, kicking and stomping him into unconsciousness,
would there any concern that the leader and the other White gang
members could be charged with aggravated assault? Would not there be
national demands to charge the White attackers with the most serious of
federal civil rights violations and hate crimes? White leaders from all
over the country, even the leaders of the local town of Jena, would not
be defending the White attackers, they would be condemning the attacks
and calling for the harshest of punishments allowed by the law.
As far as the Media are concerned, oh yes the supposedly
unbiased media, they would be interviewing the Black victim on every TV
talk show across the land, discussing his fear, his pain, his
suffering. They would be interviewing his crying relatives and friends.
They would not be voicing any fear that the White attackers would be
treated too harshly. No, they would be demanding the harshest of
penalties.
Federal officials from the President on down would be
calling for additional serious charges of federal civil rights
violations. But you see, in the America of 2007 Whites are no longer
deemed to have any “civil rights.”
When a lone White kid is beaten savagely by a gang of six
hate criminals, the media is only concerned about how the Black
attackers are being treated too harshly. And if you are waiting for
civil rights charges to be filed against the Black attackers who
violated the civil rights of the boy they almost beat to death, don’t
hold your breath.
The entire Jena scenario and the coverage of it by the media
show once again that it is not the people of Jena who are racists. By
voting for me and by demanding justice in this case, they have shown
rightly that they believe in fairness to all and that White people are
now the real victims of racism in America. Once again it is shown that
we must have advocates for our rights and heritage just as any other
group is permitted to do so.
May the District Attorney and the people of Jena stay strong
and never give in to those who seek take away their rights of life and
liberty as guaranteed by the United States Constitution.