0:00 is Jesse Jackson good for
0:02 African-Americans or not he's not for
0:04 himself
0:15 Secretary of Defense General Austin said
0:17 I'm going through the rosters of
0:19 American enlisted men to make sure we
0:21 don't have white supremacy he didn't say
0:24 well I'm going through it just make sure
0:25 we don't have radical antifa members or
0:28 BLM members it was just a focus so what
0:31 he is basically saying is that we're
0:33 going to look at our military now in
0:35 terms of whiteness and we're going to
0:37 have re-education programs and we're
0:40 going to read Professor ibram kindy's
0:42 lectures on racism in which he says to
0:46 cure racism you must be racist to cure
0:49 discrimination you must practice
0:50 discrimination and here's the problem
0:53 with that
0:54 if you're putting all of your emphases
0:56 as ancient tribes the Goths the Huns the
0:59 Oscars the vandals on your tribal
1:01 identity what are you not doing you're
1:03 not building civilization as they did
1:04 not do have you ever debated Jesse
1:07 Jackson no I haven't is that because
1:09 would you like to or would he not want
1:11 to do that I have no idea I have no idea
1:13 uh I should be willing to I assume oh I
1:16 maybe I don't I don't know I think
1:18 that's too much Showbiz it is uh you
1:21 know there's a there's a there are
1:22 people who go out do this and I I'm
1:23 doing less and less of it I tell them
1:25 the story of an African boxing champion
1:27 who fought an Irishman in St Patrick's
1:29 Day Day in Dublin and he lost his title
1:32 on what the sports right is called a
1:33 questionable decision
1:36 and so you have to know what Forum
1:39 you're talking about I was I was I saw
1:41 Shelby still on with him and I said you
1:42 know if Jesse Jackson celery steel each
1:45 had to present a two-hour lecture to an
1:47 audience with an average IQ of 120.
1:49 Shelby would wipe him out but if they
1:51 had five seconds each on Donahue it
1:53 would be Jesse Jackson all right so
1:55 everything depends upon the Forum
1:57 uh
1:58 is Jesse Jackson good for African
2:00 Americans or not he's not for himself
2:02 good for himself and that's true of most
2:05 ethnic leaders in most groups in most
2:06 countries and most periods of History
2:09 that what will make what will serve his
2:12 interest is to keep people paranoid
2:14 dependent upon Him dependent upon
2:16 government but will serve their interest
2:18 is typically just the opposite
2:21 that's pretty interesting so you're
2:22 saying that the the leaders whatever
2:24 group yeah whatever wants the people to
2:27 be poor and dependent on them as opposed
2:30 to dependent on themselves oh absolutely
2:32 and I you see this in the greatest
2:33 cynicism in the academic world where in
2:35 many places uh the black uh
2:37 organizations on campus have a say on
2:40 who gets admitted and they have turned
2:42 down blacks with excellent credentials
2:44 both as students and as faculty members
2:46 uh for that very reason
2:48 race is more than a biological category
2:51 or a social category it has become an
2:54 industry with its own infrastructure
2:56 branches incentives and agendas
2:59 the most obvious examples are the
3:01 political representatives of particular
3:03 racial or ethnic groups as exemplified
3:05 by the Congressional Black Caucus or the
3:08 Hispanic caucus or such non-governmental
3:11 organizations as La Raza or the NAACP
3:15 many academic institutions have various
3:17 ethnic studies departments or programs
3:19 and their thrust is by no means confined
3:22 to academic scholarships seeking
3:24 objective facts about those groups
3:27 the legal profession is also well
3:29 represented among those specializing in
3:31 racial issues and here too the
3:33 disinterested search for truth is seldom
3:36 the overriding consideration
3:38 diversity consultants in Private
3:40 Industry and Community organizers in
3:42 racial or ethnic neighborhoods are among
3:45 the many other occupations that are a
3:47 part of the race industry
3:50 despite the wide variety of occupations
3:52 in the race industry there are
3:54 commonalities in their underlying
3:56 visions and agendas
3:58 Central to their mission is the
4:00 presumption that economic lags
4:02 educational deficiencies or even high
4:05 crime rates among the respective groups
4:07 they represent are due to the failings
4:09 or malice of others
4:12 views or facts to the contrary are to be
4:14 discontinenced or if possible banned or
4:17 punished rather than engaged
4:20 in addition to the particular portrayal
4:22 of racial or ethnic issues promoted by
4:24 the race industry there is a highly
4:27 selective view of what sorts of
4:28 solutions are needed almost invariably
4:32 these are policies or actions that
4:34 enhance the role power Prestige and
4:36 economic flourishing of the race
4:38 industry itself even if these policies
4:41 or actions are demonstrably
4:43 counterproductive in their effects on
4:45 the people in whose name the race
4:47 industry speaks
4:49 a classic example is the policy of
4:52 preferentially admitting members of
4:54 specifically selected minorities which
4:56 do not include Asian Americans or Jewish
4:59 Americans for example to colleges and
5:02 universities under the rubric of
5:04 affirmative action or diversity
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