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To: lorne who wrote (886)	7/23/2002 10:26:28 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3959

OK.....But only so we can understand why you may say the things you say. Got to admit, you do use your own name. Are you now or have you ever been a member of the KKK? No! (I assume you mean his National Association for the Advancement of White people, the European American Rights group.) Do you now belong to or have you ever belonged to the david duke organization? No! (I assume you mean his National Association for the Advancement of White people, the European American Rights group.) I do know him personally, however, and did support him in his bid for state rep. and the US Senate. He won the state rep. seat and received 45% of the vote in the senatorial race. As the Jewish press has repeated ad nauseum, David was, in his youth, Grand Dragon of the KKK and he also flirted with Nazism.(Isn't it strange how the youthful communist or left wing background of Jews and others is rarely if ever mentioned, but the Jewish media simply cannot write the name David Duke without writing David Duke, Former Grand Dragon of the KKK) Some 20+ years ago, David became a Christian and renounced his KKK affiliations. It was his Christian conversion that was the key in getting my support. He now heads a European American rights organization. There are some of his ideas I reject, but I do support many others. He is highly intelligent, forthright and honest about his beliefs. His advocacy for European-American rights probably came from my influence during an interview with the NY Times. The differences between David and I can be summarized as: I stand first for Christ, the Church, Christian Culture and civilization, and then human rights, genetic reality and European American rights. David, on the other hand, stands first for European American rights, genetic reality, European Civilization, and then human rights, Christ and Christian Civilization. (I don't want to put words in his mouth, but that's the way I see our differences.) Do you believe that all races of people are created equal? Under the law and in the eyes of god, yes, but intellectually and genetically, No. Do you still live in Louisiana? Yes. Do you play the harp? :-) yes, but only in the pentatonic scale.(g)