To those who chide about my persistence in discussing the Negro race dilemma in America today in 2012, after a half century of so-called "settled" opinions contrary to my views, I stubbornly answer, "no sound and permanent solution to any problem was ever finally found without going to the original core of it.". False conclusions stacked upon years of other false conclusions prove nothing toward the validity or soundness of the original problem. A train mistakenly switched onto one track will remain on that course until it is somehow reversed or shunted to the correct track no matter how much time elapsed or how sure the engineer thought he was proceeding correctly.
The heart and core of the major problem with race in America lies in establishing the valid answer to one debated question of anthropology. Are the proven limitations of the Negro the sole result of his bad environment or is his proven bad environment the result of his innate limitations? Can any and every effort to change or improve the Negro's surroundings and education ever reach the root cause of his comparatively inferior performance OR is such inferior performance strictly a matter of innate racial differences?
From 1930 on, every public decision or policy concerning the Negro race should have been decided on the proper answer to the question above: innate racial differences. Consider and consider very objectively the bottomless predicament this nation faced yesterday, faces today and will face tomorrow because we were duped on to the wrong track, we allowed every public program, related law and an obscene political correctness to be enacted under the erroneous hypothesis of "the environment". And to repeat, in spite of all the then existing evidence proving that hypothesis to be WRONG.
What is more important and vital is informing Americans that they are marching off a cliff because of an environmental hypothesis of pure ILLUSION and to STOP, REFLECT, then commence to form racial policies based upon REALITY. As controversial and counter the status-quo as it will be, there is no other way to a permanent solution to the racial divide. Otherwise, very bluntly the White American culture and way of life will be destroyed by hordes of violent, anti-white, savages identical in innate behavior as in South Africa, Rhodesia, Kenya, Uganda in fact in all of the imposition of "Africa for the Africans".
When I was an outside investigator and collector for credit companies and even if the city was unfamiliar to me, when given the general location I would find the Negro neighborhoods by merely approaching them. I would know that 99% of the day's calls were going to be on the streets right there. This was not the case with the rare calls I was assigned in other poor sections of the city because these were White neighborhoods with somewhat of a pride in their appearance. In a large city or small town, the Negro neighborhoods were the same - trash-strewn, broken glass, empty buildings and guys hanging around. One city project built with much fanfare for poor Negroes was Elmhaven in New Haven CT. A year later it was an utterly vandalized and destroyed building complex. Even the heavy cement seats bolted down for outside sitting were gone.
The mail boxes in the entry were smashed, doors ripped off and spray-painted all over the names.
The elevator was designed to only stop at even numbered floors so if one wanted to go to floor 5, he would go to floor 6 and walk down the stairwell to floor 5. Whenever I was forced to enter the closed stairwell, I would brace myself, take a deep breath, then bolt down the stairs as fast as I could. The stench of orange peels mixed with garbage and who knows what in that stairwell could sicken a hog. At the bottom of the stairs were piles of garbage, debris and anything that could be indifferently thrown down there. Remember people still lived there, this was their home. This was the way Negroes lived. And I suspect that those types of government provided and subsidized housing developments are the same today or worse.
My experiences were in 1953, the crucial debate over Negro rights was going on. Did any liberal, equalitarian, pompous proponent of forced mixing of White and Negroes ever dare to witness the thousand examples like Elmhaven in New Haven alone? Have any useful idiots of that insane era ever admitted their errors?
"Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth." - Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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