By Nicholas Stix
News alert to my readers: Ron Unz has reprinted my newest VDARE report over at UNZ.com, not to be confused with UNZ.org. UNZ.org is another, much older site maintained by Ron, which archives classic articles, including 14 of mine published in Chronicles, The American Enterprise, American Renaissance and The Freeman from 1993-2007.
By the way, you can leave comments at Ron’s .com site, under my report, which will hopefully encourage him to run yet more of my articles.
OK, congratulations on your article at Unz. Wider exposure can't hurt.
ReplyDeleteI posted this comment on utz:
ReplyDelete” In 1966, 18-year-old Robert Watts was at a public rally by the Washington Monument when he said, in reference to the draft, “If they ever make me carry a rifle the first man I want to get in my sights is L.B.J.” He was arrested and prosecuted, but his conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court in Watts v. United States—the justices ruled that jokes about killing the president do not present a credible threat.”
Is a noose a credible threat against a Black in this day? No. It is not even intimidation since it clearly not backed up by any credible KKK power. The cosmopolitans use the charge of “intimidation” as a bludgeon to prevent non-violent crime think against Black mayhem.
Non-communist whiteys had better start getting off their ass and start propagating “JUDICIAL NULLIFICATION” if they want to retain their assault rifles, their free speech rights, and their right tell BLACKS to F-OFF.
Chicago Guy,
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'm thrilled!
Anon,
ReplyDeleteExcellent comment, thanks. I was completely unaware of the case, which sounds like it would have been a major precedent. Consider that, the SC's decisions supporting the burning of the American flag, and you have unprincipled, constitutional anarchy.