Finally. I've been waiting for the Bozeman Chronicle to actually print an article showcasing the School Board election platform of Kevin McGuire. And now they have. You might remember our friend Kevin from such past hits as this, and this. So let's us take a look at this high profile platform of reform, 'kay?
"We're (the National Alliance) not motivated by hate, we're motivated by love of our own people
and our desire to survive as a people. We are strictly non-violent, 100
percent legal at all times. ... Our message is about self-love and
pride.
Then perhaps he can explain this?
The National Alliance, one of the largest neo-Nazi organizations in the
world, is subject to 51 FBI investigations alone, according to the
report.
Maybe they're just misunderstood ...
"We know each individual culture has its own intrinsic beauty.
That is so sweet. I'm betting Kevin has a big ole' humanitarian heart beating in that hairless white chest of his. I can feel that multi-cultural love just oozing from him. (PDF files, slow to load.) Yeah, those alliance types are lovers, not fighters.
In McGuire's view, public schools often neglect European-Americans, and he would ensure they "get their fair share."
Define "fair", Kevin. Just askin'.
George Washington and other founding fathers are put on the back
burner, or described as racist slave owners, while students spend a
full month learning black history, and are taught "Martin Luther King
saved the whole world," McGuire said.
The irony is overwhelming, here. Every kid in school knows who George Washington is, and what he did for our country. Jefferson, Gallatin, Madison ... its impossible to get through the Montana school system without studying their achievements, and why our most promoted rivers are named for them. But we obviously spend too much time in our schools on such overbearingly well known folks as Booker T. Washington and Jefferson Davis. (Are you catching the nominal irony here, yet?) That a month, A WHOLE MONTH!, should be devoted to guys like ... them ... well that's just absurd. And I don't know about you folks, but when I was growing up, the only person that I was taught saved the whole world was a Jew named Jesus. And I sure as heaven and hell didn't learn that in history class.
Students can't learn Christmas songs, but they learn about Jewish Menorahs and Kwanza, he said.
Um, I'd never even heard of Kwanzaa until I was 25 and re-entering college. I guess the Montana school system isn't quite as good at multi-cultural indoctrination as Kevin might have us believe.
McGuire advocated returning control of education to local parents,
instead of "a lot of born-again beatniks in Washington, D.C., who are
dictating to our local schools."
Though he didn't attend Bozeman
schools, McGuire said he believes they teach, under dictates from
federal "socialists," that homosexuality is acceptable.
The HORROR! that there are fags among us, schools are acknowledging that, and they're even okay as people! The schools have failed ... failed, I tell you ... that homos might be missed for the masquerading monsters that they really are. And it's people like Frist, DeLay, Santorum, Burns and Rehberg who are at fault for this hideous deception. Damn beatniks!
He would reverse the "dumbing down" of public schools, and institute
more challenging curricula. He would demand respect for teachers and
discipline in classrooms, which now operate like "zoos." He would have
brighter students taught separately, and mentor slower students, so all
can reach their potential.
Shorter McGuire, he wants your children beaten.
Asked if he thought Bozeman High School's African-American principal is
unqualified, McGuire replied there are bright individuals in every
race, and Bozeman schools are some of the nation's best, so it appears
he's doing a good job. It's easier in a school that doesn't have big
crime, drug and gang problems, he said.
My, how gracious of Kevin. "The Boy", he be doin' an okay job, as long as he don't be spreaden' the pestilence or rapin' the white women. Now, if'n Bozeman be haven' a real school, why that princ'pal, he probably be sweatin' his job, or out there wit' the boys rapin' the white women. Just to be certain, why don't we get's us some seperation of the races, fire his ass, and send him away from the white worshipin' homeland we want to build here.
Look, satire aside, you can't have it both ways. Kevin has pronounced his desire for a white's only environment in Bozeman, Montana. Of course, he's not a hater or violent (wink, wink), but as a school board member, he has control over the job of the Principal. Seriously, would you vote in your own boss, knowing that he is predisposed to send you packing?
McGuire said his group has a lot of support here, though some are afraid to express it publicly.
He
said he has been threatened a few times, since coming forward as one of
those dropping National Alliance leaflets ("Missing -- A future for
white children") at night in Bozeman neighborhoods. Now he's
distributing campaign fliers, featuring a photo of himself in a cowboy
hat.
"I think what I believe in is worth fighting for," McGuire said. "I'm not going to be be stopped by fear."
OOHhhh, Kevin's been threatened. By whom? People pissed that he's been trespassing in the middle of the night? Small fricken' wonder. As for him having support from those who are afraid to "express it publicly", he's probably right. He does. We'll find out just how many in May. I'm betting not too many at all. But here's the really interesting thing: Kevin McGuire's particular brand of crap is playing very well right now. There are many who do believe our school systems are administered according to a particular brand of PC style dictated by Washington, DC. There are many who believe that the Vast Left Wing Conspiracy is on the verge of achieving its Jewish controlled ends, and many who believe that the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy is in the pocket of the Zionist oppressors. Truth is, very few of us trust our neighbors without a seed of doubt gnawing at our beliefs. In Montana, for the most part, we have a particular arrogance that lends itself to believing the unbelievable. We tend to accept that those in control do not have our interests at heart, and those who fight the power just might be right.
Don't get me wrong. If Kevin McGuire's electoral support were sugar, he wouldn't have enough to make a weak cup of coffee drinkable. But the NA is on to something here, tapping into distrust, replaying the ideas that many of us have had concerning the status quo, and making those ideas work for themselves. I still think this will be a fun election. I'm just glad we finally got a good look at what we have to vote for.