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Sports And The Racialist Cause
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Posted by Robert Ransdell on: 2012-07-11 03:40:19
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ADV Broadcast Of June 30, 2012 Hello again, and welcome back to another edition of American Dissident Voices, the Internet radio program of North America’s foremost racialist organization, the National Alliance. I’m your host and the Chairman of the Alliance, Erich Gliebe.
With the recent European soccer championship tournament, and the upcoming 2012 Olympic Games taking place in London within a month that will undoubtedly take center stage in the mainstream media, let’s take another look at sports and the White Racialist Cause.
As I’ve mentioned previously, I have been hoping for quite a while now that professional sports will continue the trend that they’ve been following for decades: to put more and more non-White performers on the field or court, and to put more and more non-Whites into coaching and managerial positions. And as long as teams continue to see revenue pouring in, I see no reason for that trend to change. Nothing could be better for the White Racialist Cause than for more players, coaches, and owners to be non-Whites, because only then will there be mutiny among the perceptive White fans, with them walking away from a diehard commitment to their team toward something – anything – of a more permanent and meaningful nature. Obviously, I’m hoping that the best, most dedicated, and strongest of these White mutineers will consider becoming a part of the National Alliance’s team.
Now, make no mistake, I’m not suggesting to White activists that you shouldn’t be keeping tabs on professional sports. There are several good reasons to pay attention to the world of sports, and that’s why there are many White racialists who still actively follow the world of professional sports. But these racialists approach sports from a completely different viewpoint than does the typical die-hard fan.
White racialists who keep up with sports do so for several reasons, none of which has to do – ultimately – with a particular team winning a championship. Racialists see all sports teams as being flawed, in the sense that any team except an all-White team is – in our value system – flawed. Furthermore, even if a team IS all-White – a hockey team, perhaps – that team is still flawed because it competes in a league that, at least officially, takes no account of race.
Some racialists follow sports because it allows them to better reach out to mainstreamers around them. After all, it’s difficult to reach a person unless you can speak his language, and the language of sports is almost universal for many Whites, especially males, young and old alike. Ordinary talk of sports can lead to other topics of a more important nature, such as immigration and the changing racial complexion of the United States and Europe.
And some White racialists follow sports because they want to keep tabs on how particular White athletes are doing. From what I’ve observed, most of these racialists are former athletes themselves. They grew up with a competitive mindset, and it’s hard for them not to cheer for SOMEBODY. After their racial awakening, the joy of cheering for any one team lost its luster, because every team is multiracial. Instead, these racialists cheer for individual White athletes and hope the best for them. They hope that Canada native and basketball star Steve Nash continues to exemplify the gritty and team-focused play that has earned him two MVP awards in the Black-dominated NBA. They enjoy the hard-nosed, blue-collared fighting style of Youngstown boxer Kelly Pavlik, and so on. But even as they root for individual White athletes, they realize what their main priorities are: finding a way to free the White race from the festering and decadent System that seeks our ruin, and they don’t let their attention dwell for too long on the unimportant things like sports.
For racialists, the only “good” sports league is one that would exist in a homogeneous White racial state, in which every team would be completely White. In that society – which isn’t as far into the future as you might think – it will be understood that the race and the society take first place and that the competition among White teams and athletes is of secondary importance. Besides the joy of competition for the participating athletes, the contests will also demonstrate to the all-White audiences the ideals of dedication, determination, overcoming of obstacles, good sportsmanship, and honorable conduct in both victory and defeat. The ideals of progressive racialism will act as an umbrella over all athletic endeavors, from regular season games to championship contests to personal stories about the participants.
The closest modern example that approximates the racialist spirit of competition I’ve been talking about is National Socialist Germany, which hosted the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. In those Games, the athletes of racialist Germany won more gold, more silver, and more bronze medals than any other nation. It therefore goes without saying that Germany also won the total medals contest, earning a combined 89 medals. The U.S. came in second in the total medal count with 56, while Italy was a distant third with 22. In those Olympics, the White athletes of Germany knew that they were not only competing for personal glory but, more importantly, that their nation was counting on them to bring their very best effort to the world stage.
It is interesting to note Germany’s Summer Olympic medal counts from various Olympics both before and after the 1936 Games in Berlin. Following the First World War, Germany didn’t participate in either the 1920 or the 1924 Summer Games, but she re-entered Olympic competition in 1928, earning 31 medals to the U.S.’s 56. Four years later, after the number of Germany’s unemployed had increased by more than a factor of three – from under two million in 1928 to more than six million in 1932 – Germany earned only 20 Summer Olympics medals, while the U.S. ran the table with 103.
Following Germany’s triumph in the 1936 Games, the tragedy of the Second World War resulted in the cancellation of both the 1940 and 1944 Games. Germany didn’t compete in 1948, and in 1952 earned only 24 total medals compared to the U.S.’s 76. In 1956, Germany earned 26 medals; the U.S. won 74.
Let me summarize this data: In head-to-head Summer Olympics competition between 1928 and 1956, the U.S. outscored Germany 365 to 190 in total medal count. The only year Germany beat America was 1936, in which it won 89 medals to the U.S.’s 56. Aside from the 89 it won in 1936, Germany didn’t take home more than 31 medals in any Summer Olympiad between 1928 and 1956.
I’m sure that some of you aren’t “numbers” people, and many of these statistics are probably just going in one ear and out the other. My point here is that a nation’s level of confidence and belief in itself can have a dramatic effect on the performance of its citizens. National Socialist Germany is a clear example of this. When Adolf Hitler taught the Germans to have confidence in themselves once again following the ruinous Weimar Republic experiment, Germany came to life. Its athletes of the 1936 Games not only outperformed their direct competitors from other nations, but they also outperformed their German comrades who immediately preceded and followed them.
But it wasn’t just German athletes who responded to the call of spiritual renewal that swept through Germany after Hitler began to reshape a nation that was still stinging after its humiliating defeat in the First World War and the disastrous reparations policy imposed on it immediately following. German workers hailed the call as well. While the U.S. limped along through the Great Depression in spite of all of Roosevelt’s New Deal efforts to fix things, Hitler managed to put all of Germany back to work. The workers responded with the energy, productivity, and quality that – along with a characteristic stubbornness – have become well-known as prominent features of the German temperament.
With the racial polyglot that is America today, it is simply not possible for such a spirit to sweep through the entire country. It is difficult for Americans of the 21st Century to even IMAGINE an entire nation collectively riding a wave of excitement and optimism. But clearly, all the evidence indicates that all of Germany became full of life during the Hitler era, spurring the German people on to accomplishments that would have been impossible to bring about in the lifeless and sterile Weimar Republic of the 1920s.
Even today, it is inspiring to see an athletic team or an individual athlete have success after overcoming great odds. Film producers, both Jewish and Gentile, have been able to capitalize on the White public’s willingness to pay to see great stories of inspiration on the silver screen and, whenever the protagonist is White, I freely admit that my interest in such stories often gets the best of me. I have said elsewhere that the fictional story of the first Rocky film, written by and starring Sylvester Stallone and released in 1976, was one catalyst that led me to compete among the ranks of amateur and later professional boxers.
But even Whites who aren’t athletes are stirred by movies such as Rocky especially, as I mentioned before, if the stars in those films are White. A few of the many examples come to mind. The film Rudy is based on the true story of “Rudy” Ruettiger, a young White man who desires more than anything to play football at Notre Dame, and who eventually manages to do just that, on a limited scale. Invincible is based on the improbable career of Philadelphia-bartender-turned-Eagles’-football-player Vince Papale. Cinderella Man, starring the well-known Australian star Russell Crowe, is the true and inspiring story of Depression-Era White boxer James J. Braddock and his struggles to keep both his family and his fighting career intact.
Perhaps even more inspiring, though, are stories of team success. The all-White basketball team in the movie Hoosiers imbues the White viewer with a sense of racial awareness. The movie Miracle, about the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team that defeated the Soviets in Lake Placid, New York, is another example. These films and others of all-White unity are particularly powerful for those who are in tune with the historical significance of race.
Of course, the Hollywood big-shots are aware of the power of films that serve to unify people, and especially of films of all-White unity. Since there is a lot of money to be made from films like Hoosiers and Miracle, they let those slip through the cracks, but they make sure to atone for their sins by serving up a strong and regular dose of multiracial team-unity films. Remember the Titans, starring Black actor Denzel Washington, is a classic example.
And a recent multiracial-team-unity venture that has enjoyed great success is the sale of DVDs that document the season of a team that wins a professional sports championship. For instance, many DVDs about the 2004 World Series champion Boston Red Sox were sold to Red Sox fans all around the country when the franchise broke its 86-year-old world championship drought. Imagine how many millions of copies of DVDs about the Black, White, and Latino multiracial unity of the Chicago Cubs the next time they win the World Series...if they ever win the World Series again.
Anyway, this brings me to an important point about professional teams winning championships. If you’ve ever been in a crowd of people who are celebrating a championship, it’s a moving experience. Even for a racialist who doesn’t necessarily care overmuch about specific teams winning, it’s hard not to get caught up in the emotion.
For example, I’m from Ohio, and when the Ohio State football team beat the favored University of Miami for the National Championship of 2002, many parts of the State of Ohio went up for grabs. People were jammed into living rooms and bars hugging each other, whether they were acquaintances or not. The game went into overtime as I recall, and when it ended, the bars emptied and people danced in the streets... both the tipsy and the sober alike danced in the streets. Through the victory of an athletic team, there was the feeling of a common bond to others.
Imagine what kind of a euphoric atmosphere will sweep through the White American population when the National Alliance leads our people to the victory of a White racial homeland. It will be the biggest celebration of Whiteness the world has seen in a long time, and that esprit de corps will bring out the very best in our people, just like the philosophy of National Socialism brought out the very best in the German people during the middle of the last century.
It’s great to be a spectator when your favorite team wins the championship. It’s fun to celebrate with fellow fans and savor the memories of the season’s victories together.
But it’s more meaningful to have been a part of one of those teams, to actually be one of the victors and not just one who watched the victory. In other words, it’s good to celebrate the victory that others earned in battle, but it’s better to earn the victory yourself, by being in the battle instead of on the sidelines.
In the National Alliance, we are looking for the battlers, the warriors who are willing to prepare themselves for the battle and then wage it. And we know that once we’ve won, many of the timid Whites – like the fair-weather sports fan – will come out of the woodwork and loudly proclaim that they were with us all along. They’ll whoop and holler with the rest of the revelers, and they may very well make positive contributions to the White racial state that we have secured, but they’ll only jump on board when it’s totally safe to do so.
So if you love competition, if you love a challenge, if you’d like to participate in a struggle that we’re waging against all odds – against an enemy-controlled media and government, and against the White mass’s opposition to radical change – then the White Racialist Cause is for you. Your previous experience and love for sports should make you appreciate the absolute significance of the run our race is making toward the championship. Victory is everything.
Remember when you were a kid and imagined you were up to bat in the bottom of the ninth or were marching your team down the field during the Super Bowl? Those dreams might be over, but there’s still a chance for glory... and the biggest team victory our race has ever won. Put on your pads and start making a difference.
I’m Erich Gliebe, and thanks for being with me again today.
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