Discussions like this invariably fail to take into consideration the crucial context of the racial-political climate Sanger was operating in, and usually the whole thing devolves depressingly into the modern neocon gambit of attempting to smear the left with the left's own invented modern evil of "racism." Every time I hear the familiar D'Souzan mantra "The Liberals are the Real Racists!" I can hear its inevitable sequel "The Liberals are the Real Homophobes / Transphobes!" reverberating from a decade or two into the future.
As noted earlier in the thread, Margaret Sanger was a shiksa frontwoman for the Jєωιѕн NWO depopulation program which, now as ever, has Christendom (Europe and its outposts) as its main target. Sanger's promises to eradicate the Negro race, therefore, don't strike me as springing from any genuine wellspring of anti-black bigotry on her part, but rather as a sales pitch to a white audience made so desperate by the disastrous fallout of the cινιℓ ωαr and Reconstruction and the whole fool's errand of attempting to integrate a huge population of Africans into a fundamentally Western European society, that they were willing to listen to anyone offering a solution... even if it was a monstrous solution.
President James Garfield once stated that he had "a strong feeling of repugnance when I think of the negro being made our political equal and I would be glad if they could be colonized, sent to heaven, or got rid of in any decent way." This quotation succinctly sums up the desperation engendered by the problem of the emancipated and enfranchised negro. By the time Planned Parenthood was founded in 1916 things had only gotten worse. Less than a decade earlier, in 1909, the NAACP was founded. The Jєωs had already begun their ongoing program of militarizing the unassimilable negro element as proxy warriors against the white American majority. The uniquely Jєωιѕн dictum, made famous by Rahm Emanuel, "Never let a good crisis go to waste," perfectly describes what the Jєωs were doing during America's burgeoning racial crisis and, as per usual, they controlled both sides to ensure an outcome of maximum benefit to themselves. The NAACP was the stick; Planned Parenthood was the carrot. So many were seduced by Sanger's poisonous promise to get rid of the negro problem, even though it was in a decidedly indecent way.
Anyway, it's no surprise that the nation that had, in 1913, just handed its entire economy over to a cartel of (((International Bankers))) was unable to spot Jєωιѕн trickery at work in the exacerbation of, and proposed solutions to, its very real (and still unresolved) racial crisis.
Topic: Margaret SANGER interviewed by Mike Wallace (Read 2402 times)