In a pathetic, mean-spirited and shallow article that appeared on many editorial pages throughout the country on Sunday, May 4, 2008, black columnist Leonard Pitts attacked the Rev. Jeremiah Wright for being an "ARROGANT CLOWN," and for saying that the "CHICKENS HAD COME HOME TO ROOST" insofar as the 9/11 attack by al Qaida on New York's twin towers was concerned.

Wright took this very apropos phrase from Malcolm X, who once used it in reference to the black rage that swept the nation in the 1960s and early 1970s - a rage that resulted from the black community's 350 year-old suppression in America by white elitists. It's a phrase that Wright picked up and used as a means of explaining a biblical principle to his parishioners (and for that matter, anyone else who would listen): "They that plow iniquity, and sow wickedness, shall reap the same." (Job 4:8) In other words, the HORROR that the American New World Order System has been "visiting" on the world for the last sixty years is now coming back on the United States "in spades."

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The so-called “mainline” American press has been all over the Rev. Jeremiah Wright’s assertion that the American government was responsible for the creation of the AIDS virus.

Naturally enough, the “mainline” press has reacted with horror at this assertion, and the concomitant charge that AIDS was created largely as –

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In May of last year (2007) I wrote:

"There are periods when time seems to go into slow motion; when great and contradictory forces that are battling against one another seem to abate - though not completely; just enough to give people a sense that time is on their side; that the emergency they had sensed was about to explode upon them has diminished to the extent that they can begin to relax a little.

"This is what happened in Germany between September 1930 - when the Nazis won a surprising victory in the elections of that year, a victory that seemed to presage their immediate ascent to power - and January 1933 when the Nazis finally seized power once and for all; an interval of about two and a half years; an interval that no one had expected.

"Four different governments and several elections were to take place in this short period of time, and each time the position the Nazis had achieved in the 1930 election was eroded. Indeed, one month before the final ascent of the Nazis to power, the Communists and their pseudo-allies, the Social Democrats, held more seats in the Reichstag (the German Parliament) than the Nazis did. IT SEEMED THAT THE NAZI PARTY WAS A SPENT FORCE."

America is once again beginning to shed jobs - and it's doing so on a massive scale. Moreover, the jobs that remain are being relentlessly "down-waged" - creating in the process a growing class of "WORKING POOR" that's unprecedented insofar as the experience of most modern Americans is concerned.

All this lends a certain awful credibility to the saying of the rider of the Black Horse of the Apocalypse, a terrible personage in whose hands is a pair of balances, and out from whose lips issues a fearful warning: