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Ex KKK Leader David Duke Endorces Ex Black Panther Charles Barron

by Phantom Ace ( 4 Comments › )
Filed under Communism, Democratic Party, Elections 2012, Nazism, Progressives, Special Report at June 21st, 2012 - 8:06 pm

The Klu Klux Klan are White Supremacists who hate Blacks. The Black Panther are Black Supremacists who hate Whites. Yet Their common Jew hatred unites them when politically convenient. Ex KKK leader has endorsed Ex Black Panther Charles Barron for a New York City Congressional seat.

The Democratic Party is facing an awkward problem Thursday because white supremacist David Duke has endorsed a leading candidate in the Democratic Party’s primary race for a New York House seat.

Duke says he’s endorsing Charles Barron, the leading candidate for the 10th district primary on June 26, because of their shared emnity toward “zionists.”

Barron is an African-American city politician who has been slammed as an anti-white racist and as a Jew-hater. However, he’s already got the endorsement of the retiring Democratic congressman, Rep. Edolphus Towns.

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Duke, who was once a leader of the Ku Klux Klan, and who established the National Association for the Advancement of White People, decried Barron’s support for affirmative action, and his controversial statements that endorse violence against whites.

“I certainly disagree with Barron’s extreme racist, even violently, anti-white rhetoric,” he said, while blaming “Jewish extremists” for racial divisions.

African-Americans and whites “want the same thing — they want the right to associate together in their schools and communities,” he said.

This speaks volumes about the Democratic Party. Let’s not forget that the KKK was an arm of the Democratic Party. They are economic Progressives. David Duke is allies with Hugo Chavez. So of course he will support  Democrat.
David Duke’
s support of Charles Barron is not really a shock. Both want racial separation, a Socialist system and hatred of Jews. They have more common than not.