wouldn't bet on that!

Serve the good of who?

All of us are not his people.

His and his NOI hate is equal to any hate the Klan may have.

His quote you posted.

serve the good of my people Separatism through and through.

Any and all separatists groups and their followers need to be exiled to a bare, rocky island. Put them all together and the last one alive wins.

not everyone is 'his people' but I imagine everyone is a member of 'humanity'

read into it what you will,,

Then, tell me.
What race he refers to is his people?

possibly members of his religion, or his race, or both,,,you would have to ask him

So, Faircan, as you stress, is a good and noble man.

How about the Klan who do what they can to benefit their people. How do feel about their plight?

actually, I feel good is good, regardless of who does it,,,

members of the klan who do not 'harm' others and try to help each other , their families, their 'people' have my respect for doing so,,,,

I'm sure Mr Duke and his family would love knowing you honor and revere him and the Klan as heroes to the public.

Me, I see both Duke and Fairycan as pariahs, demonic succubus, doing Satan's work.

They both and all their followers need to be exiled.

nice job of continually paraphrasing things that were never posted,,,


I dont 'revere' men, they are all flawed in some way, I dont have heroes unless they have given their life for no personal gain,, which are few and far between,,,,I doubt Duke or Farrkhan give a toot what anyone in this thread thinks, nor does it hurt me that they dont,,,,

I remember a time in the mid to late 60's when most of the extremist groups, both Black and white joked about the latest song making its way through them about an annual get-together of the KKK and the NAACP for a Bar-B-Q. One group that laughed the loudest were the American Nazi Party and they were consistently the only "extremist group" to have members in full uniform at all or most of the meetings by Malcom X and later Farrakhan. George Lincoln Rockwell was the first one to start building bridges to the Nation of Islam and the NAACP over issues in which they agreed such as the opposition to the Vietnam War. This was a dangerous development and one that Hoover and his KGB, I meant FBI, could not tolerate if these 2 forces united with the likelihood of the fringe groups following. Their tactics of divide and conquer, of course won the day with the assassinations of Martin Luther King, George Lincoln Rockwell and last, but not least, Robert Kennedy. Shame. One can only imagine at what the people of the US might have gained if all the influential "hate groups" had reached a rapprochement and united against the common enemy of the people; the Federal Government. Having known several of the people seeking a united front, I still shake my head and consider it a damn shame that they didn't succeed. But at least, they tried.