Where is the outrage? Where are the protestors? Where are the angry voices of the pundits? Where is even the "fair and balanced" coverage of a most grievous verbal assault against all white people by a Black Professor of African Studies?

When Dr. Kaman Kambon, Visiting Professor of African Studies at University of North Carolina at Wilmington, declared on C-span that all white people ought to be exterminated, the media not only did not object, they never even reported the event.

Kambon, or what ever his real name is, made the comment at a symposium at Howard University in Washington D.C. on the subject of press coverage of Hurricane Katrina. On October 14. Video of the symposium, and Kambon's comments, can be downloaded from the C-span web site.

He said that white people are trying to kill blacks, that all white people are slave masters, and that there is only way to solve the problem.

"We have to exterminate white people off the face of the planet to solve this problem," he declared.

He continued to push the idea, suggesting that only one topic ought to be on the minds of blacks today.

"And the one idea is, how we are going to exterminate white people because that in my Estimation is the only conclusion I have come to."

While Kambon's statement was greeted with only a scattering of applause, no one at Howard University, or on the platform, condemned the statement. The organizer of the symposium did finally offer words of condemnation when questioned by an internet news service.

"I organized the Pro-Black Media Forum where Dr. Kamau Kambon made the comments about exterminating all whites while on CSPAN," Opio Sokoni acknowledged to World Net Daily. "No one could have ever known that this former North Carolina State University professor would go off the cuff and make such immoral and unproductive remarks.

A few weeks ago when former Secretary of Education suggested that the nation?s crime rate would go down if all black babies were aborted, he was greeted with waves of outrage. Even though with his next breath, he himself condemned the idea.

Bennett resigned as chairman of a school supply company a week after saying on his radio show last month that "if you wanted to reduce crime ... you could abort every black baby in this country."

He was responding to a comment from a caller on his show who had suggested abortion as a crime control method.

Seconds later, Bennett who is a strong opponent of all abortion programs, called that suggestion "an impossible, ridiculous and morally reprehensible thing to do, but your crime rate would go down. So these far-out, these far-reaching, extensive extrapolations are, I think, tricky."

No matter that he was reporting someone else?s ideas and personally condemned them, he was subjected to heavy criticism.

But when Dr. Kamau Kambon called for the extermination of the entire white race, no body in the mainstream media bothered to respond or even report his comments. Only members of the "alternative" media took note of this radical comment.

So where are they? Where are the protestors? Where are the pundits? Where is the District Attorney who ought to be bringing charges of terroristic threats? Where are the Congressional Committees who ought to have this terrorist in testifying before them?

There is no excuse for ignoring this radical racists and his anti-white diatribe. So why is he being ignored?

Copyright © 2005 by Frank Gillispie
frankgillispie@charter.net, Hull, GA