A Culture Upside Down

What truly happened during the civil rights movement of the 1960s?

A stable but gullible, trusting nation, the United States of America, was purposefully deceived and misled by  certain activist groups, mostly of Jewish design, into not only believing but perpetrating that Negroes have an inborn capacity for western civilization equal to the white race. This subterfuge had nothing to do with Negro rights but for the own self-interest of these groups. This erroneous concept has for the next sixty years caused the government and the courts and the education system to feel morally justified, indeed obligated, in enforcing social integration and preferable treatment for the Negro. And, may I remind you, that the Negro of 1960 was not the propped up, affirmative action, hybrid of 2012. Even years after the start of the civil rights movement the Travelers Insurance Company would not underwrite life insurance for any Negro because of his lifestyle, health habits and short life span.

The average Negro of 1960 did not have the inborn capacity for western civilization and social integration with him invariably led in great part to the present deterioration of American society. An honest appraisal of present day Detroit, about to be taken over by the state of Michigan, should convince the most brain-washed liberal that Negroes cannot maintain stable governments when left to their own management. That despite all mandated, government attempts to bring the Negro to the level of the white race, when left on their own the Negroes self-destruct. The revealing images of the third world sub-culture of Negro America during the hurricane Katrina in New Orleans shocked America and the world.

But the equalitarian agenda of the civil rights minority groups also manifested itself in the socialist drifting to the left of the American culture and could never have been accepted or tolerated by the general public without the seeds of distortion and revisionism planted by earlier equalitarian activists. One must have lived through or have thoroughly studied the America of 1960 to fully grasp the decline in moral standards. When part of the mighty British army capitulated to Colonial forces in the Revolution, the British troops were forced
to lay down their arms and march away. As the British marched their bands played the song, "The World Turned Upside Down" to describe their disbelief and bafflement that a rag-tailed, civilian army had defeated part of the greatest army in the world. I feel the exact same disbelief and bafflement in comparing the moral standards of pre-1960 America to the decadent cesspool of today's America.

The present day discarding of the once moral standards of the nation is not a fruitful shedding of obsolete and racist vestiges of the past. It is the loss of direction of a once great and god-fearing nation. It is a loss based substantially upon one colossal error of fact, human equality. There is no such thing as equality in nature and surely no such thing as equality among men. The refusal to accept this obvious fact allowed into motion six decades of outright unjust mandates and the corrupting of American culture as a whole. Most readers under 60 years of age will be offended by those statements. They have been brain-washed and their focus of morality corrupted. To borrow from Jesus, "forgive them for they know not what they do."