Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson.
Why do I not know about them?
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson is the most courageous, outspoken critic of the civil-rights establishment in America today. Often referred to as the “antidote to Jesse Jackson”, Rev. Peterson is the author of the “National Day of Repudiation of Jesse Jackson” event. Rev. Peterson is also the man behind the National Boycott of the NAACP, believing the organization to be nothing more than a tool of the largely “elite, socialist” Democratic Party.
Rev. Peterson is the Founder and President of the national nonprofit organization BOND, the Brotherhood Organization of A New Destiny, whose purpose is “Rebuilding the Family By Rebuilding the Man”. He is also the author of the book, “SCAM: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America”. Rev. Peterson is also a TV host and highly sought-after speaker.
Jesse is frequently seen on major TV networks such as Fox, CNN, and MSNBC, consistently leaving his liberal counterpart in knots. His unflappable, can-do attitude and absolute commitment to truth are the perfect medicine for a value-challenged society.
An exceptionally charismatic speaker, Rev. Peterson is a hit among audiences nationwide. Among his popular titles: “Rebuilding the Family By Rebuilding the Man”, “From Rage To Responsibility”, “Stop Reparations Now!”, “We Shall Overcome Civil Rights Leaders”, “Abortion: Black Genocide”, and “Government’s War On the Family”.
Character is the most important word in Rev. Peterson’s vocabulary. Born on a plantation in Midway, Alabama, Rev. Peterson is this generation’s Booker T. Washington. Jesse practices what he preaches, operating the BOND Home For Boys, a character building after-school program, and many other programs and activities that benefit men and their families. His organization is a prototype for a bold new approach to solving our ever-increasing urban crisis.
Rev. Peterson is an advisory board member of Project 21, a national black conservative public policy organization.
Is there 1 white man who has any courage?
By Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
And I sought for a man among them, that should … stand in the gap before me for the land, that I should not destroy it: but I found none.
– Ezekiel 22:30
Why are white Americans afraid to speak truth to black Americans?
Let me start with a tale of two Michaels:
Michael Richards, the "Seinfeld" co-star who lashed out at a black heckler, repeatedly calling the man a "ni---r," has since made numerous apologies to black Americans.
He apologized on David Letterman's "Late Show" – but that forum wasn't "black enough" – so Richards was forced to grovel on Jesse Jackson's radio show.
The black man Richards insulted has retained Gloria Allred. Next month, he will express his contrition in front of a retired judge who will determine how much money Richards should dole out for hurling the "N" word.
Then there's the Nov. 25 shooting in New York City, where NYPD officers shot Sean Bell, a 23-year-old black man outside a strip club in Queens when he tried to ram an officer with his car. The incident has outraged Rev. Al Sharpton ("the Riot King") and other black leaders.
Sharpton is threatening to lead a massive pre-Christmas march along Manhattan's Fifth Avenue – stating, "We're going shopping for justice this Christmas."
Let's not forget that Sharpton gave us the Tawana Brawley hoax and provoked the Crown Heights riot in the Hasidic (Jewish) section of Brooklyn.
Why should anyone listen to this hypocrite?
After the police shooting, Michael (the other Michael) Bloomberg, the mayor of NYC, met with Sharpton and other black racist agitators and prematurely criticized the deadly shooting, calling it "inexplicable" and "unacceptable." Can you say "cave"?
What has happened to white men in this country?
White men used to be tough. John Wayne, Charlton Heston and Ronald Reagan exemplified a strong male image. But because of the successful attack – by secular progressives like NOW (National Organization of Women who Hate Men), the ACLU, homosexual groups and liberal black leaders – most white males have been emasculated.
Years of scapegoating and charges of racism have intimidated whites to the point that they no longer speak out on issues concerning race and morality.
After Dr. King's assassination in 1968, Jesse Jackson showed up in front of the news cameras holding a bloody sweater. This is all it took for him to be promoted by the elite media as the "heir apparent" to King.
This despite Jackson's repeated falling out with Dr. King's organization, the SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference).
In 1971, Ralph Abernathy, King's successor at SCLC, suspended Jackson for "administrative improprieties and repeated acts of violation of organizational policy." Jackson then left the group and started Operation PUSH.
The mainstream media keep wicked black leaders like Jackson in power. Whenever there's a racial issue in this country Jackson or Sharpton are on the airwaves to "blame whitey."
The media and false black leaders succeeded in changing the allegiance of many black Americans – from a pro-family, pro-God people to a government-dependant people as we witnessed during Katrina.
White people are angry at Jackson and the phony civil-rights leaders who have made a living off of blaming them for the problems of blacks. And they're angry about the double standard when it comes to racial issues – and for not being allowed to openly express their disagreements with blacks.
But they remain silent.
This has resulted in the phenomenon of white fear – fear of criticizing blacks – no matter how corrupt, immoral or evil the perpetrator.
Since whites are not allowed to express themselves, they either cower down like Michael Bloomberg, or they lash out in anger like Michael Richards. Then Jesse Jackson swoops in and points to the overreaction as evidence of white racism – to exploit the situation for profit.
White Americans need to stand up for truth with strength and patience. If we can find white people with courage, we can change this country – and the tale of two Michaels would have a happy ending.
What is courage? Well, I can tell you what courage is not: 1) Courage is not resenting blacks and complaining to your white friends behind closed doors. 2) It's not tolerating black misconduct, and 3) Courage is not adopting the divisive, politically correct term "African American."
As for black Americans, they need to repudiate their "leaders" and let go of past grievances, lest they self-destruct.
It will take decent whites and blacks to come together to live out the promise of Dr. King's dream. Then, America will finally become the land of the free and the home of the brave!
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
New Orleans Went Under--A Black Man ' s Comments
Carefully read the whole article. You ' ll be amazed at this guy!!!
I don't know the man who wrote this, but I looked at his picture and read it with my mouth hanging open. He says things here that no white man could ever write and keep
his job as a writer.
Say a hurricane is about to destroy the city you live in. Two questions:
What would you do?
What would you do if you were black?
Sadly, the two questions don ' t have the same answer.
To the first: Most of us would take our families out of that city quickly to
protect them from danger. Then, able-bodied men would return to help others in
need, as wives and others cared for children, elderly, infirm and the like.
For better or worse, Hurricane Katrina has told us the answer to the second
question. If you ' re black and a hurricane is about to destroy your city, you'll
probably wait for the governm ent to save you.
This was not always the case. Prior to 40 years ago, such a pathetic performance by
the black community in a time of crisis would have been inconceivable. The first
response would have come from black men. They would take care of their families,
bring them to safety, and then help the rest of the community. Then local
government would come in.
No longer. When 75 percent of New Orleans residents had left the city, it was
primarily immoral, welfare-pampered blacks that stayed behind and waited for the
government to bail them out. This, as we know, did not turn out good results.
Enter Jesse Jackson and Louis Farrakhan. Jackson and Farrakhan laid blame on' racist President Bush. Farrakhan actually proposed the idea that the government blew up a levee so as to kill blacks and save whites. The two demanded massive
governmental spending to rebuild New Orleans, above and beyond the federal
government's proposed $60 billion. Not only that, these two were positioning
themselves as the gatekeepers to supervise the dispersion of funds. Perfect: Two
of the most dishonest elite blacks in America, 'overseeing' billions of
dollars. I wonder where that money will end up.
Of course, if these two were really serious about laying blame on government, they
should blame the local one. Responsibility to perform legally and practically
fell first on the mayor of New Orleans . We are now all familiar with Mayor Ray
Nagin the black who likes to yell at President Bush for failing to do Nagin ' s
job. The facts, unfortunately, do not support Nagin ' s wailing. As the Washington
Times puts it, ' recent reports show [Nagin] failed to follow through on his own
city 's emergency-response plan, which acknowledged that thousands of the city ' s
poorest residents would have no way to evacuate the city. '
One wonders how there was ' no way ' for these people to evacuate the city. We have
photographic evidence telling us otherwise. You ' ve probably seen it by now t he
photo showing 2,000 parked school buses, unused and underwater. How much
planning does it require to put people on a bus and leave town, Mayor Nagin?
Instead of doing the obvious, Mayor Nagin (with no positive contribution from Gov.
Kathleen Blanco, the other major leader vested with responsibility to address
the hurricane disaster) loaded remaining new Orleans residents into the
Superdome and the city ' s convention center. We know how that plan turned out.
About five years ago, in a debate before the National Association of Black
Journalists, I stated that if whites were to just leave the United States and
let blacks run the country, they would turn America into a ghetto within 10
years. The audience, shall we say, disagreed with me strongly. Now I have to
disagree with me. I gave blacks too much credit. It took a mere three days for
blacks to turn the Superdome and the convention center into ghettos, rampant
with theft, rape and murder.
President Bush is not to blame for the rampant immorality of blacks. Had New Orleans '
black community taken action, most would have been out of harm ' s way. But most
were too lazy, immoral and trifling to do anything productive for themselves.
All Americans must tell blacks this truth. It was blacks ' moral poverty not their
material poverty that cost them dearly in New Orleans . Farrakhan, Jackson, and
other race hustlers are to be repudiated for they will only perpetuate this
problem by stirring up hatred and applauding moral corruption. New Orleans , to
the extent it is to be rebuilt, should be remade into a dependency-free, morally
strong city where corruption is opposed and success is applauded. Blacks are
obligated to help themselves and not depend on the government to care for them.
We are all obligated to tell them so.
The Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson is founder and president of BOND, the Brotherhood
Organization of A New Destiny, and author of ' Scam: How the Black Leadership
Exploits Black America. '
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