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                               The Truth about Blacks Colored

                     by Citizen Journalist and Richard DePersio

 

Citizen Journalist: "I'm on Cloud 3." Richard D.: "Don't you mean Cloud 9?" CJ:

"As a chronically depressed individual, Cloud 3 is about as high as I can get."

RD: "Share the Cloud with our readers." CJ: "We had up to 350 readers (visits)

per week and plummeted to about 225, three weeks ago - Google had taken

away group sites. We didn't think that we would regain all of the readers lost

with our charity sites." RD: "Well, what happened? The suspense is killing

our readers." CJ: "Last week, we rocketed to 413!" RD: "On behalf of CJ, Dago

Red, Topper and the rest of the gang at 'Citizen Journalist Comsats,' we wish

to thank our Readers/Cyber-Friends."

As is our wont, we start off with cosmos (which means world) and then, we deal

with world and Offending with Truth when necessary.

      The first and the last...Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon (in a

rare public appearance) and Gene Cernan, the last (it's hard to believe that they are

 both in their late 70s now) testified before the House Committee on Science and

Technology. Neil stated: "A lead, however earnestly and expensively won, once

lost, is nearly impossible to regain." He was talking about America's leadership

position in space. He described our current dependency on Russia to be "embarrassing."

There is a debate within NASA and Congress as to whether our next goal should

be: Returning to the Moon or Going to Mars. We concur with Neil: Moon (See,

"New Version: The Article" followed by three articles concerning moon and our

energy crisis). Remember: We have to choose as NASA's budget is being cut.

Hero Gene echoed Neil's views. (We hope that our readers will contact their

members of Congress and put their vote in for MOON).

                               "The broad mass of a nation...will more

                                easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one."

                                                                                     -Adolf Hitler

As we all know, series on PBS and CUNY are liberal-biased (usually, they are

subtle but occasionally blatant) and "A Biography of America" is no exception -

except for one peculiar episode entitled, "Growth and Empire: The Best Poor

Man's Country."

     We experienced one of the biggest population growths in history: going from

a mere 250,000 in 1700 to a whopping 2,500,000 at the outset of the Revolutionary

War. In contrast: Spain had only 30,000 in New Mexico and Florida; France had

70,000 in New France (Canada). The 13 colonies became the 13 states in 1776.

By the outset of the Civil War (Do you know what year that was or are you

ignorant!?!): Over 90% of those living in the New England states were English and

about 50% in the other states - the rest being Scots, Northern Irish, German, black

and other.

     It's time to switch to black...Here is the truth that isn't being taught to your

children (do you remember our recent article in which we revealed the truth concerning

ingins?).

     Spain had conquered Mexico, much of Central and South America, as well as,

most of the Caribbean Islands. How many slaves were brought to the New World?

11 million. How many were imported to what became the United States in 1776?

600,000!

     The long march...WHO CAPTURED THE BLACKS? OTHER BLACKS: The bigger

 and more powerful tribes in western Africa captured members of smaller tribes in western

 and central Africa and took them on a LONG MARCH to the trading posts on the west

 where they traded their own for goods.

    Once here, household slaves were treated better than field slaves. Slave revolts

were more common in Spanish occupied territory. However, there was a noteworthy

revolt in an area of South Carolina (the Stoney Rebellion; largest in the south)

where the owners of the rice patties kept there distance from the malaria infested areas

and from the slaves. Different here than other parts of the south where overseers

were white and tobacco grown.. The foreman or DRIVERS were themselves SLAVES.

The work in the mosquito- and snake-infested patties

 was done at a KILLING PACE. When the tasks were done, they returned to living quarters

 (individual cabins) which included families. They could hunt, fish and grow. They

developed their own culture. The largest slave rebellion transpired there: broke into

store, seized guns and went on a rampage - killing over two dozen white trash and

plundering fields. Black wasn't beautiful that day in 1759.

     It is reminiscent of today: Blacks are 13% of the population and, yet, they are

responsible for over 50 % of: murders, rapes, armed robberies, robberies, assaults.

What makes the race look even worse is that over 60% of these crimes are

committed against their own: black on black crime!

     It puts a whole new complexion on the issue.

It is time now for an A.D.D. break sponsored by Adderall and Southern Comfort (the

better date mix): Why is China white? It is a powerful synthetic heroin, and even small

amounts can be fatal. The chemical name is: 3-methylfentanyl. (Suggestion: Offer some

to a liberal).

End the minimum wage...A higher minimum wage obviously helps those whose wages

are raised. At the same time, it hurts low wage earners who lose their jobs or aren't

hired because businesses cut back on the numbers of workers they employ at the new

higher minimum wage.

     It hurts blacks most of all. We saw a black professor on television state that back in

the 1940's, more black youths had jobs than white ones.

     Without a minimum wage, an employer might hire three younger people 16 to 21,

unskilled. With a minimum wage, he might hire one or two and since he has to pay

more, he will insist that they are semi-skilled and have some experience. Eliminated:

Starting at the bottom rung and working your way up.

Let's flesh out our tax plan...Oops, we're out of time...To be continued...