Friday, September 21, 2012

David Duke and David Bellow's Southern Style: “We Hate Blacks in the South” Non- Whites in the Republican Party Say . . . Bishop L. J. Guillory, Republican For 25 Years

















The Republican Party has become “The Party” that supports Bigotry and Governmental Obstructionist views and tactics.  I have been a Republican for 25 years.  I have watched the Republican Party be destroyed first to those who wrote big checks and now The Party is giving up to those who control loud obnoxious groups (Tea Party -members). The Fox News Network, Internet Bloggers and other forms of Media have also played a role in this odious Hijacking of the True Republican Party.

Sad to report; The New- 'Republican Party’; “White Racist Men, are Using Bigotry and Elitist Ideals that seem to have Galvanized American White Male Voters.”  In Fact: One Texas Republican Party Executive-Committee Member David Bellow is now using the tactics of David Duke, the most recognizable figure of the American Radical Right, a Neo-Nazi, longtime Klan Leader and now International Spokesman for Holocaust denial.  Most can remember until David was stopped by the NAACP, ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center as well as other National Civil Rights Organizations; he had won election to Louisiana's House of Representatives and once he was even nearly elected Louisiana's Governor.  David Duke also founded an organization:  The National Association for the Advancement of White People (NAAWP) – a “Klan without the sheets.”  Well, David Bellow is on his way to prove that poor whites without jobs, education, or health benefits will still follow a message of hate and even blindly give their support to a person and party who could care less about them.

David Bellow, who has talked his way into the Texas Republican Party Executive Committee, only using his National Guard Status and his hate for blacks (President Obama).  He was the white racist who used internet blogs to push whites in Jasper, Texas to attack Blacks on The Jasper City Council in order to fire Jasper's first African American Chief of Police.  David Bellow like David Duke is proud he can insight others to hate based on race.  David says, he wants to “Take Back America from the Black Man.”  In his own words, “I have a passion to stand up and get people excited.”  “That is what the Republican Party NEEDS!”  “In a time where Republicans are poised to take back America (Thanks to Obama) we must not be complacent.  We must be bold and be loud and get people excited and push forward to victory.”

Some Americans believe that we have re-visited “Racism in America,” far too much in recent years and post the 2008 Presidential Election.  Where America's First African American President Barack Obama, made history as the 44th President to the United States of America.  However, there are few Americans who seem willing to honestly discuss the racist reprisals taking place across the nation, particularly in mostly southern republican lead states.  Much of that racism and abuse that African Americans and other minorities are being subjected to,  even voters rights violations of law, are due in part to a plan that took place in Washington, D.C.




In 2008 Robert Draper's much-discussed and heavily-reported new book, Do Not Ask What Good We Do: Inside the U.S. House of Representatives.”  According to Draper, the guest list that night (which was just over 15 people total), included Republican Reps. Eric Cantor (VA), Kevin McCarthy (CA), Paul Ryan (WI), Pete Sessions (TX), Jeb Hensarling (TX), Pete Hoekstra (MI), and Dan Lungren (CA), along with Republican Sens. Jim DeMint (SC), Jon Kyl (AZ), Tom Coburn (Ok), John ensign (NV), and Bob Corker (TN).  The non-lawmakers present included former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, several years removed from his presidential campaign, and Frank Luntz, the long-time Republican wordsmith.  For several hours in the Caucus Room (a high-end D.C. Establishment), the book claims they plotted out ways to not just win back political power, but to also put the brakes on Obama's legislative platform.  “You will remember this day,” Draper reports New Gingrich as saying on the way out. “You'll remember this as the day the seeds of 2012 were sown.” 

Now racism and Open Bigotry are nothing new in the south.  In fact, just a few months ago in Jasper, Texas the world found out Jasper's still as racists as ever!

It's  our custom, here in the South, here in Jasper,” said Albert Snell, an 80 year old retired teacher, who is white and a member of the local cemetery's board of directors.  “We have the same cemetery, but we don't mix the white and black graves.  They're separate.  Put a black up here?  No, no we wouldn't do that.  That would be against our custom, against our way of doing things.”

Jasper, Texas is known for its troubled history when it comes to race.  In 1999, the town's first black highway patrolman, Rodney Pearson, was on the scene when a black man James Byrd, Jr. was dragged to death by three white supremacists.  A little more than a decade later Pearson was appointed by the Jasper's City Council as the First Black Police Chief.  The racism he witnessed more than 10 years earlier in Jasper, showed up at his home.  He was attacked and fired, proving hate and racism is still very much alive today and working well in the south.  Thanks to David Bellow aka Michael David Bellow, Jr., a Texas State Executive Committee Member, who has become the David Duke of the Texas Republican Party.  And is allowed by law to disseminate hate all over The State of Texas; but, nowhere more transparent and supported than in East Texas.

Like David Duke, David Bellow has found a way to write hateful blogs and newsletters to receive the support from those left wing white supremacist who need to see a white male out in front saying the things that mainstream Americans refuse to say, even if some still have those odious bigoted thoughts.  It is only a matter of time before this Bigot starts running for Congress like David Duke and if allowed he will be elected in East Texas.  Because David believes that all Black people should be re-enslaved or put in prison.  David Bellow is a 'Great supporter of the Lock Them-Up Ideals,' quickly re-emerging among republicans who have received large donations or employment from the prison industry.