White supremacists are arguing that if Obama gets elected in November, it may be a plus for their movement.
For instance - one higher-up in the Ku Klux Klan recently asserted that if elected - Barack Obama would trigger a backlash.
At that juncture, whites would be inspired to rise up and revolt in the streets.
Another Civil War in America?
After all, in his estimation, whites have lost control of America.
Bottom line?
A win for Barack Obama would jar the Caucasian race into action, stir 'em up off their fannies, and out of their sleepy complacency.
Richard Barrett - a sixty-five year-old lawyer who has been traveling the country supporting white-related issues - is convinced that Barack will win in November.
And, that there will be an upheaval, on the heels of his election victory.
In particular, Barrett notes that Civil Rights issues will be of concern.
"Instead of a so-called civil-rights bill, for example, that says you have to give preference to minorities, I think American people are going - once they see the "Obamanization" - they're going to demand a tweaking of that and say, "You have to put the majority in office."
Talk about twisted logic.
Fortunately, the majority of white Americans are not racist.
In fact, about 200,000 Americans involved with the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center (who monitor white supremacist organizations) assert that a white "revolution" is pure fantasy.
In my own estimation, the wild scenario the White Supremacists envision will never see the light of day.
God Bless America!
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