Upset that so many listeners agreed with him, NPR has just closed the listener discussion on the Dr. David Duke interview!

Obviously, they wanted to silence the significant support he was getting from listeners on a network that has a reputation for liberal viewpoints. Former representative David Duke is portrayed as a person with very marginal support, but although he was outspent 100 to 1 in media he received over 60 percent of the White vote in his race for Governor and U.S. Senator in Louisiana. He even won the primary for Vice-President of the United States in the far northern state of New Hampshire. He receives this support because he is the best known voice of European Americans, and when his voice is actually heard rather than the media characterizations of him, the vast majority agree with his positions. In two hard fought races where people had the chance to hear his message (in spite of savage media attacks against him) he still received a landslide of White voters. In the days ahead when America may well have a Black radical named Barack Obama as President, Dr. Duke will be an articulate critical voice on behalf of the European American people.

Dr. David Duke interviewed by Michele Martin of NPR

www.Davidduke.com and www.stormfront.org have received thousands of visits as a result of the interview.

I have received at least a thousand emails from listeners who heard me for the first time and enthusiastically agreed with my point of view. (I have just read that NPR closed the discussion on the Duke interview–no doubt because they were getting too many listeners who agreed with me, and because some of the comments gave proof of the horrendous rate of Black crime against White women!–So much for supposed NPR public, free speech principles!)

I did receive about a 100 extremely negative and often abusive emails from listeners who are so prejudiced against me that they couldn’t hear what I actually said in the interview. Like Stepford Wives, they parroted back their media programming about “racism” and “hate”. The most common epithet they use is “hate”. Yet, none of these people could actually point out specifically any comment I made that constituted “hate.” For these people, simply defending the civil rights and the heritage of White people is “hate.”

Some of them castigated me for bringing up the fact that according to the Justice Department, 37,460 White women were raped or sexually assaulted by Black males in 2005 as compared to less than 10 Black females who were sexually attacked by White males. Even though these Black crime facts are easy to prove, many refused to believe them, almost with a religious fervor.  (see an actual screen shot of the Justice Department figures below!) (more…)