The Black Hammer: A Study of Black Power, Red Influence and White Alternatives

101 Pages·1967·1.897 MB·English

by  Clyde Dalton, Wes Andrews, Ezra Taft Benson

'HE BUCK
HAMMER
A STUDY OF BLACK POWER,
RED INFLUENCE
A N D W HITE ALTERNATIVES
fty WES ANDREWS «nd CLYDE DALTON
FOREWORD by THE HON. EZRA TAFT RENSON
A Deseo Publication
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- to Prank Brown,
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PREFACE
On June 22, 1967 - a few minutes after two o'clock in
the» afternoon * my colleague, Mr. Clyde Dalton, h«d pulled
hl»truck to the curb on «busy street in downtown Oakland ,
California. He had fust stepped onto the street when a
Mushy sports coupe pulled along side. Three Negro youths
leaped out and while one of the three held Clyde's arms/
the remaining two proceeded to give him a lesson in Black
Powerl
During this brief but painful encounter, some 50people -
white and Negro - hadgathered in the street towatch. Not
one showed the slightest inclination to come to Mr. Dalton's
rmistonce. As a Police Officer stated later: 111 don't think
these people are going to wake up to what's going on in this
country until people start getting killed instead of ¡ust beat
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If Mr. Dalton or I fully shared the Police Officer's view ,
we certainly would not have embarked upon the study which
follows. However, we're not discounting the Officer's out­
look one i Dta, for if anyone in th e world commands a posi tion
lo observe the development of street-warfare potential, it
would be a big-city Policeman.
We who live witnin the megalopolis of the San Francisco
Buy Area and who have watched and listened as the sights
and sounds of racial antagonism have increased have, to a
great degree, become "adjusted" to this sort of thing. We
observed the "civil rights" "sit-ins", "shop-ins", "bank-
ins", etc., of four summers ago in San Francisco. We have
elbowed our way through the legions of beatniks thatnightly
blocked the exits from the Cow Palace during the 1964 Re­
publican Convention.
We stood in the July sunshine in San Francisco the Sunday
afternoon on which that Convention opened, and listened to
Jacob Javits, Henry Cabot Lodge, and a bevy of their Left-
wing cohorts literally preach revolution to a gathering of
• •
some 20,000 "civil rights" demonstrates who had gathered
at the City Hall Plaza following a massive parade.
And we have followed the almost ceaseless derelictions
that have been transpiring within and around the confines of
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the University of California, at nearby Berkeley.
Step by step, we have watched, listened, read and
studied. As each ef these now numberless events occurred,
weossessed them in the iight of thetotol Communist program.
It is nowa relatively simple process topredictwhat w ill hap­
pen next, particularly so when the ultimóte goals of the
Communist apparatus are sc prolifical fy described in pastand
present Communist literature.
Unpredictable, of course, is the amount of assistance that
the Communist apparatus could - or should - expect from its
ignominious sychophants within the United Stetes, most of
whom seem to flourish in the echelons of government at all
levels, the mass comunicationsmedie, the forums of public
educatien, and the clergy.
It is doubtful that even Lenin - in his most ecstatic visions
of world cenquesl - could have ever dreamed that so many
of America's leaders would beso willing to destroy America !
And being destroyed we are, at therate of several millions
of dollars a day; by crime, waste, corruption, inflation, and
street warfare. Our merci fibre is decaying at o rate that
is both incalculable and geometric. And the most costly
destruction of all is the ever more rapidly disintegration of
inter-racial forebcarance and understanding. The growth
of open antagonism between Negroes and Caucasians in
America is accelerating at a rate today that is truly fright­
ening .
Though there are nearly nine times as many Caucasians as
there are Negroes in America, the onus of responsibility for
the ever-widening chasm of misunderstanding between these
races does notrepose in a 9 to 1 ratio. In reality that ratio
very nearly reaches a proportion of infinity to one!
Of the 23 mill ion Americans who ore Negro, only a very
scant handful I subscribe to the degenerate theatrics of the
so-c«l led Ci vil Rights leedership. And even this scant hand-
full are not self-motivated. There has been and continues
to be a great stirring in the American "melting pot", and
the Stokely Cormichaels, the James Bevels, the Dick Gre­
gorys are but a few drops of sediment that have stuck te the
spoon. The hands that hold the spoon are the real criminals
in the raciol sickness that is killing America! If there is a
black hand among them, it isn't readily discernoble.
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lliîr. stirring of racial unrest is the work of a breed of
Imninn vermin that find the brew af America's greatness un~
|Milntol)le to their demonic appetites. Specifically, they
• ut- the loosely consolidated legions of communists, social-
lsl-.t fascists, and "Liberals" within end without America's
ntitrrpnses who heve - through knavery and consummate de-
• «dt - gained profound positions of power over the lives of
Am«Mica’s citizens.
Al this moment, these vermin inhabit the most sensitive
'«••os of government, mast of the opinion-moulding appa-
nitm, and a greet part of the vital organs of economics, ed-
«•> «ilion and religion. That these vermin ore white is best
nviili'nced by a review of the persons who control the top
i.t hrlons of government, of the mass communications medio,
ni the tax-exempt foundations/of mosf of America's colleges
..... Universities and secondary schools, of America's lead-
• iMi loligious organs; that these vermin are without exception
nu mbers of a communist-socialist-fascist-"liberal” cartel is
I*«**.l evidenced by the company they keep, and the ideas
lin y epouse.
If the average white American is becoming more and more
milated with racial unrest - and he is - he can thank his
while brethren who press for greater federal bureaucracy ,
who publish the unremitting stories of racial chaos, who
nuihipulate American dollars for un-American interests, and
who preach a doctrine of social unrest from the lecterns and
jiulpits of America's classrooms and churches!
With a view to WHO is stirring the pot, andof the gigantic
of the spoon, the above ratio of infinity to one seems a
luir estimate.
If the great majority of Americans - biack and white -
•.lili possess any vestige of visceral fortitude - guts - and we
I iimly believe they have - they must begin a palpable dem-
. »miration of this fact. They must very soon divest their in-
•.litutions of the voracious beasts who are consuming them.
Our time is running out.
America does not of historical necessity have to be rele-
• M'ted to the scrap heap of social failure. This can only
» <*mefo pass if we permit it to cometo pass. We couldper-
iMil it only out of ignorance, apathy, and greed.
As serious as the social, moral, and economic circum-
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stances seem to be in this once sovereign republic of once
sovereign people, they are notso serious astobe irreconcil­
able. The restoration of we Americans' pride in a once-
again great America can be gained through a profound un­
derstanding of our great heritage, of the enemies - both
within and without who would destroy us, and of the honor­
able alternatives to the death by treason which is indisputa­
bly the course that American policy-makers are ploying to­
day.
To the ends of such honorable alternatives is the motiva­
tion and purpose for this study.
Wes Andrews,
Fremont, California
July 15, 1967