Theologian Chanequa Walker-Barnes, Ph.D., publishes her ‘Prayer of a Weary Black Woman’, which begins “Dear God, please help me to hate white people…” Is this religious scholar helping to advance the message of Jesus, and bringing the people of the world together regardless of color? Another academic goes beyond prayer to dreaming of gassing White people. Bill Whittle details why no one should ever glibly reference the Holocaust.
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53 replies on “A Theologian’s Prayer: “Dear God, Please Help Me to Hate White People””
Scott, well said ….. “She may have gone into scholarship, but not Jesus” …. the world would be such a better place if we could say (simply) “OUCH”
What would his mother say about dreaming of gassing white people? I hope that she wouldn’t be proud. What would her father say about praying to God to hate white people? I have to believe that he wouldn’t be either.
Considering “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” and “train up your child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it” — Sadly it’s likely his mother that made him this way.
A person who is willing to openly speak evil, is steeling their nerves for the day when they will actively do evil.
You will never reason with people like this. Your only hope is to rise up in numbers that convince these idiots and all like them that their ruin is certain.
Mans inhumanity to man makes me weep. This is evil, not simply a way of governance we don’t agree with.
Those that believe a particular population needs to be reduced, and those that believe the population of the planet needs to be curtailed are the servants of the one who would like that end-of-time crowd at the Throne reduced in size. That is their work. Steal, kill, destroy, and, oh yes, confuse people’s ability to form a relationship with the other sex and make a family.
In the end, Jesus wins.
Thank you, Bill, Scott, and Stephen, for being willing to walk that ring back to Mordor and throw it into the cauldron from which it was made. May more of us be fortified for that task!
This young black man does not know a lot about the white people I hang out with, if the doors were blocked a gas started coming in through the vents it better be almost instant death. Because we will have enough firepower to take care of the situation. Unfortunately, the Jewish people were unarmed. I do not think that will happen here.
I must admit that I might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer but don’t think I quite understood Bill’s statement about Spielburg doing a giant copout in the movie “Schindler’s List”. I have watched the movie at least 3 times and I am very familiar with the scene he describes. I always thought that the entire theme of the movie was to show that Schindler was a “righteous gentile” or some aspect of that in that he was hailed for trying to use his wealth and business accumen to try to save as many Jews as he could. I have thought the scene Bill described as a lost opportunity to show what happened 99 times out of a 100, was just that. A timely word and plea from Oscar Schindler and more bribe money to the right people saved that particular train load from extermination. Not that millions did not get such a reprieve. I do not know if the event actually took place or if it was just another well written story by Spielburg. I know that we are certainly not teaching the true story of American history in our public schools today. The only way to change that is for more people to run and win elections to the local boards and try to implement change from within or do what we did and home school your children. God bless those who are still willing to take a stand to proclaim the truth about our history.
I haven’t watched the movie (just of one of many I should and haven’t gotten to) but from what Bill said, I understood that Schindler was redirecting people from the camps to other locations and saving them that way. I do not think anyone at the camps would either be in a position to not kill people or would have any interest in doing so. The death camps were not prisoner of war camps. They existed solely to kill people and as efficiently as the Nazis could figure out how. As Steve described, there were other camps where they would work people to death.
I was going to write more and saw ACTS said what I was going to about people who can think things like this might be good ideas.
Bill good description of what happened. You laid it out so graphically. Don’t know what I will do to get the scene out of my mind. Prayer might help.
Marxists are hate-filled people.
It is apparent that a Marxist’s hate is fueled by envy.
I used to be all messed up on drugs.
Then I met the lord…
Now I’m all messed up on the lord…
He can help you too, sir…
Oh, and Spielberg is a pedophile…
Speaking about the guy who wants to gas white people, presumably all of them, Bill says “This kind of thing has to stop.”
Sorry, Bill, it will never stop. There are always people like that. That there are such people is not the scary part, they’ve always been around, they will always be among us.
The scary part is that this guy knew that he could publish something like that on a public venue, any public venue, and that those words would be seen by some others as “virtuous”. The scary part is that he knew he would have an accepting and approving audience where a couple decades back he would have known it was cultural, political and professional suicide to openly state such a view.
People like him are not the problem, we will always have people like him. It’s the people who are portraying him and his ilk as a positive, desirable thing that is the problem. His lone voice should have been drowned out in the wind of the voices of good people and was not. This demonstrates a rise of evil in the world and that should scare the heck out of everyone.
I suppose the dark irony about people saying such things like “The Nazis had some good ideas” is that the response (from similar “accepting audiences”) is “Well if they did, maybe we should have more of them.” or “Well I guess the KKK had some good ideas too.”
I was stationed in Munich back in the 1980’s and while there I went to Dachau. Man’s in humanity to man could not have been more relevant. Fast forward to 2021 and there are mindless drones in this country wanting to embrace socialism/communism. I ask my old Army buddies “what was it all for?”
Let me say is was for at least two things:
Thank you, Sir.
How and where did these ‘professors’ get their credentials ? Could it be that if they were denied they would scream racism? Affirmative action ‘ professors ‘
“I have lived just long enough to remember a time when people were trying to turn down the levels of hate, not turn them up.”
In those days, Bill, we were trying to turn down the levels of hate because it was real, no-shit, honest-to-God hate and racism. We succeeded in doing that.
I live south of the Mason-Dixon line and have friends and acquaintances that range everywhere from the whitest of white collar corporate executives to the reddest of redneck blue collar people — And everywhere in between. I have good friends that are black, Phillipino, and of course white folks from all sorts of ethnic foundations from Southern Europe to Norse.
I don’t know a single racist. There is not one person among those people familiar to me that I could point to and say “That guy is a racist”.
I served in the Marine Corps beginning in the early ’70’s and we had serious, profound racial issues. The command structure even closed and locked down Camp Pendleton once for fear of race riots. I vividly recall getting on a bus to return to base after a liberty in San Diego and being the only white guy on that bus … I wasn’t sure I would survive until we got to the gate. Things were bad back then and you don’t know “bad” like can happen when a bunch of Marines decide they hate a bunch of other Marines so much they’d like to kill them. The feeling was mutual to both factions too.
I watched that situation morph from open, rabid, dangerous racism to the Esprit de Corps that exists today whereby all Marines are “Green”. Some are dark green and some are light green but they’re all green and no one except the most ignorant inner-city refugee thinks of other Marines as anything but Marines. People like that have massive peer pressure applied to either changed their attitudes or STFU. No one wants to hear that pogue crap.
I watched this happen before my very eyes in my own lifetime.
That took a lot of effort from both sides. One of the men I most respect in my entire life is a black man. His name was GySgt William Tribble. (Believe me, you didn’t want any trouble with this Tribble.) He was a big, Southern guy, horse faced and slow talking. He had serious guts and was a master in all forms of combat. I’d follow Gunny Tribble anywhere on Earth (and did a couple times) and I would have been proud to die in his company had it come to that. Thank God, obviously it never did.
I lived and went to school in as white a rural community as you can imagine when I was a kid. The only experience I had with Black People before I enlisted was a kid from the inner city named Darnell who came to our farm one summer via a church program.
The purpose of the program was to get inner city kids out to the country to see how we lived out there, Darnell stayed for two weeks. He was malnourished and had knobby “knock knees” from rickets. I didn’t understand that until I asked my mom what was wrong with his legs after he’d gone back home again.
He was a kid though, and just like any other kid. We played, did farm chores and fished in the creek while he was there. He ate like I’ve never seen anyone eat before and I lived on a farm, we could and did eat well. We might not have a lot of money but we had a garden, pigs, cows, chickens and we didn’t have any problem with malnutrition though some of our clothes occasionally got a bit threadbare or were too big or two small because they were “hand-me-downs” from family and church.
So when I got to the Marines I was expecting every black guy to be like Darnell. I got a pretty rude awakening. I didn’t have an prejudices that I was aware of and that means I had no materially relevant prejudices at all. I don’t believe in this nonsense of ‘unconscious bias’.
After long experience and a whole lot of discussions with people who don’t look like me I came to the conclusion that the real issue is cultural, not racial. There is no “racial trait” common to all white, black, yellow or brown people above and beyond their established cultural norms. I met highly intelligent, conscientious black AFRICAN people from places like Cameroon, Liberia, Kenya, the Congo, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and more. People that I genuinely respect and admire. I came to realize that those people were more like me than not and any significant difference between us was the culture they were immersed in.
I can give specific examples and will if anyone is interested …
This cultural issue is where America has failed our fellow citizens who happen to be Black, and failed them more than any other minority. Through leftist rhetoric and the spinelessness of primarily Democrat politicians who literally use and amplify the suffering in inner city Black Communities and who actively promote the negative aspects of American Black Culture to establish huge “vote plantations” that those Democrat politicians know they can rely upon to keep them in power.
Rather than promote a healthy culture of the sort advocated for and demonstrated, by people like Thomas Sowell, Larry Elder and Candace Owens. the voices of evil people like the “theologian” this video is about are cultivated, groomed and amplified. It’s no wonder and not at all surprising then that someone like that could gain national prominence with a prayer asking God to help her hate other people.
What’s tragic about this is that it’s not all that difficult to fix. Donald Trump was making HUGE strides in that direction with programs to put Black people to work at real jobs with real self respect. The fact that Trump was elected the first time and that he had to be destroyed and defeated by guile and cheating proves how well his policies were working and how afraid of him the Leftist opposition is. Donald Trump was the first real, significant threat to their strangling clutch on power in decades.
Trump was carving huge slices out of the Democrat votes provided by their Black victims. Another four years would have seen a sea change for the better in the conditions in Black communities.
If we want to address this issue of “racism” which is in fact not racism* at all (I remember real racism) we need to understand that the problem is not the genetic composition of a given person, it’s the culture they’re a part of. Melanin content of the skin has nothing at all to do with anything but a toxic, virulent, oppressive culture of power over those voting plantations will bring open conflict if things keep going like they are. There will come a tipping point eventually where that cannot be undone except by bloodshed. Knowing the cause and the solution is what we can do right now to guide our actions in avoiding that.
(*I’m not saying there’s no racism anywhere in America. There certainly are people who are racists all over the globe and we have our own share of them. The disgusting bottom feeder this video is about is as racist as they come. Her hate is being supported by people of both black and white skin as a means to lock in their own personal power. Those politicians don’t give a flying rat’s ass about race one way or another. It’s just a tool to them and we need to take that tool away before it’s too late.)
It was my experience in college that I met several black immigrants actually from Africa. One common feature I ran into was a certain level of scorn towards the ‘woe is me I’m oppressed’ native ‘AA’ crowd. One statement that stuck with me was something along the line of ‘that isn’t oppressed, that’s lazy.’
It was quite interesting seeing the cultural differences from some(nowhere near all) native ‘AA’ I know.
Yes, I had a similar experience in Europe. Sometime in the 1980’s a native of Kenya and I were discussing the racial situation in America. I said something to the effect that we should send any Black American, that wants to go, back to Africa. To right the wrong of slavery and put an end to the discussion of it.
My point was that then anyone who felt strongly enough to go could do so and that would “undo” the wrong done to their remote ancestor as much as could be humanly accomplished. (Of course this was the whole idea behind Liberia and we both knew that at the time.) The complaint of Black Americans being that their remote ancestors were ripped from their homes and forced into bondage, the only “restoration” possible is to restore them to their homelands in a condition of freedom. Cash payments and all the other restoration schemes being ridiculous and undoable this was the one scheme that could work.
Anyone who didn’t go could just STFU about it and start acting like any other American from that point on or else suffer the consequences of their own actions.
Basically an “America, love it or leave it” policy.
My Kenyan associate said …
“Oh no you don’t. Africa has enough problems without you dumping your American (n-word plural) on us. If you did that you would condemn Africa to another 500 years of corruption and poverty. The people who would stay in America are the ones who are well adjusted and prosperous, the people who while Black are more American than anything else. The ones who would come to Africa are the maladjusted malcontents and there’s no reason to think they’d be anything else when they got there. We do not want your (n-word plural) ”
I had to admit, he had a good point. Notice however, that this Black African Kenyan did not differentiate on the basis of skin color but on the basis of character. He objected to sending bad characters into a place that has more than enough bad characters of its own and pointed out that those of good character would not come. I think he was right in that assumption.
I have pretty much measured by his yardstick ever since.
I have watched every documentary that pertains to the horrors of the death camps. I watched Schindler’s List, the made for TV movie Escape From Sobibor, and read accounts from the soldiers who first found the death camps. Also read books about Patton and Eisenhower’s reactions to what they found. I read about Treblinka looking like a typical train station and the horrors done to all of the people transported there. However, never have I heard what happened there in a such stark and moving speech. I know that Bill wasn’t trying to make it dramatic for his ‘audience’. He was putting the actual events in expressive and frightening reality. We can never forget how the Nazi propaganda was slowly but relentlessly programming the people to consider anyone but a true Arian less than human.
Me too.
That theologian needs to go back and reread her Bible.
“Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you;”
Which isn’t to say I’m always great at this either, but at least I’m trying to be better at it, unlike miss theologian.
I doubt she has ever read it even once.
Bill: Your detailed description of what happened at the death camps disgusted me, disturbed me, and will most likely haunt my dreams tonight.
Thank you for sharing an unvarnished glimpse of what happened day after day after day at these camps. Everyone needs to understand the level of inhumanity that humans can attain – average people by all accounts – when they become programmed to think “a certain way”.
I have studied what happened at Treblinka and other such camps, and you were very accurate in your description.
When the Jewish people say “never forget”, it’s not because they are wallowing in the self-pity of victimhood; they understand that such atrocities can happen again. They understand that the transmogrification of the German people was engineered, and that it wasn’t an isolated anomaly but, indeed, can happen again, given the right circumstances. The grooming of the German people happened – shockingly – very quickly. Most history books do not go into such detail, but if one were to research the external stimuli that Germans absorbed, starting from around the early 1920s – when military defeat and the level of punishment that was meted out to Germany via the Treaty of Versailles primed Germans to grasp any movement that promised a brighter future – and into the mid- and late-20s and the rise of Communism and Fascism and then the early to mid 1930s when Nazism surged, the methods used by these groups – especially the Nazis – to turn Germans into the kind of people that could attempt to erase from the earth other groups of people are fully on display. The media in Germany pushed the narrative, from the constant radio broadcasts of Hitler and other Nazis to the pages of Der Voelkischer Beobachter and Der Sturmer, to the German cinema. Germans were bombarded by a constant stream of hatred. If you read stories from German newspapers and magazines of the time, the anti-Jewish narrative was finely crafted and honed to the point where the accusations were presented as “facts”, that the case the Nazis were making sounded not just plausible, but absolutely, unequivocally the Truth (with a capital T).
The haughtiness of each generation that claims that such things could never happen again are naive at best. Of course it could happen again; it’s happening in other parts of the world as I type this. Technology has provided the world with the means to spread messages without regard to international borders (with the exception of places like North Korea and China, who block internet access to news and social media sites… although there are ways around this for enterprising individuals), and so many claim that such disinformation could never take hold as it did in Germany in the 1930s. That notion is folly. It’s certainly happening in the US, and it could get far worse. While the worldwide web provides a more open forum of ideas, it also can be adapted and manipulated to serve those with darker intentions. We must utilize all tools at our disposal to counter such tyranny and hatred. This edition of Right Angle addressed this situation, and did so brilliantly. Thank you, Bill, Steve, and Scott, for this episode… one of the most important Right Angles you’ve ever produced.
When the President of the United States of America says on national television “It’s your patriotic duty (to wear a mask), for God’s sake …” — In direct contradiction to facts and science, contrary to law and tradition and claiming a patriotic imperative for something so futile and useless — There’s a reason for him to do that and it has nothing to do with the transmission of an illness.
That’s an outright, bald faced skewing of reality. Of the same sort as the anti-Jewish propaganda that preceded WWII.
I’m reading the tea leaves, casting the bones and peering at goat entrails as hard as I can, figuratively speaking of course. Something is going on and it’s not exactly clear yet what it is. Anyone who believes they have a clear picture is fooling themselves and things might be better or worse than they seem right now.
I don’t think the POTUS is in charge anymore. I don’t think there’s been some sort of cinematic drama of a coup but I also don’t think Joe Biden actually knows what forces are acting on him either. I think Joe Biden still thinks he’s in charge and he’s acting to preserve and prolong his own personal delusion of control by doing what he’s told or what is strongly “suggested” to him. If he doesn’t challenge those forces he stays in the Oval Office, if he does then steps may be taken by his own party to remove him via the 25th Amendment or some other mechanism — “For the good of the country.”
Kamala Harris is waiting in the wings, ready willing and able to be the pliant puppet that the Left wants if Joe gets uppity and intractable. It will be childishly easy to supplant him if he gets out of line because it will be his own Democrat Party that does the deed.
We could be a lot closer to Beer Hall Putsches and the Burning of the Reichstag than most of us think. I hope and pray to God I’m wrong and that these suspicions eventually prove unfounded, which I wish would happen soon.
At the risk of sounding like a Dipshitocrat, he’s not my President. He is a national tragedy
Yeah … my sentiments also and I didn’t call him “my President”, but he is still the President, with as much tragedy as that entails.
The “good” news is that he’s likely to fall apart soon, mentally and physically. Then we’ll all have President Giggles to look forward to. Won’t that be wonderful? (sarcasm toggle set to “off” now.)
Actually, what I think is a likely scenario is that Biden disintegrates, Kamaltoe becomes President, the Republicans take the House and the Senate, Kamaltoe gets impeached, and we are stuck with President McCarthy, whose performance will be so abysmal, the dems win again in 2024
Well aren’t you just a ball of great news and hope? LOL – 😉
The current regime doesn’t even seem like a presidency. It’s almost as though the country is being run by a cartel, and that the leadership aspect inherent in the office of the president is irrelevant… or gone. Biden is our Hindenburg (the leader, not the airship). In 1933, an aging, doddering Hindenburg appointed Adolf Hitler as German Chancellor in an attempt to fold the extremist Nazi party into the German government, thinking that this would help to control the disruptive fascist movement. Biden chose Harris as his running mate for more than one reason… she’s a woman, she’s African-American, and she represents the extremist wing (a sizeable wing) of the Democrat Party. Biden is merely keeping the Oval Office seat warm until such time as Democrats can get him removed. It’s currently a waiting game for them, but it would not surprise me if they start pushing him toward the door in the next few months.
It is certainly not being run through the normal, Constitutional channels.. Executive orders are only valid in directing how executive agencies enforce existing law, not in fabricating new law out of whole cloth.
Why would a woman choose to make herself look so repulsive? Perhaps to prepare her audience for her ugly message.
A theologian who prays that she can hate ANYONE more is unclear on the concept.
I would class this “prayer” in the “suicide by smiting” sort of request to the Creator. “Please, Creator, help me hate these people” is saying “Creator, I’ve lost the plot here…bring me home so I can be corrected.” If I were to pray that kind of prayer, I’d be expecting a bolt from the blue — or a car out of control JUST as I’m getting the mail — to call me into the Boss’s office for my exit interview from God’s work.
I wonder what gas the gentleman talking about detonators and locked exits intends to use? I hear that Zyklon-B has been used that way in the past… Talk about evil. This is destruction for the sake of destruction, what I consider the best definition of evil.
I don’t blame my cousin for not wanting to go into the work camps…HE was a soul, and wasn’t consumed by hatred as Mr. Unity Detonator clearly is.
Thanks for the vivid reminder of man’s inhumanity to man, Bill. Evil abounds.
I could read the disgust on Scott’s face. Felt the same way. Pray we never forget so that we never allow it to happen again. But it may already be happening in China.
This is what happens when people believe that other humans are merely meat puppets, that souls don’t exist, that there is no existential difference between humans and animals. If that is your belief about humans, then it doesn’t matter if inconvenient people are killed in gas chambers or in their mother’s wombs. Gotta break a few eggs to make an omelet in order to achieve utopia here on earth.
The irony is that they think they will achieve this utopia precisely because they think that humans are perfectable.
I have zero belief in any gods, or any supernatural entities like souls, and even I find what Nazi Germany did unconscionable and repugnant. Please stop assuming that those who don’t think like you have no morals or compassion. Or would you round us up and gas us, trap us in a room and set off a bomb, deny us free access to our communities and free enterprise?
BTW, humans are animals, and nonhuman animals do not engage in cruelty for its own sake. That is a human trait.
I did not and do not assume that those who don’t think like I do necessarily have no morals or compassion. There are many moral people who do not believe in God.
However, the end result of anti-God totalitarian regimes which have no respect for the dignity of human life speaks for itself.
I abhor any suggestion that anyone should be rounded up and gassed for any reason. That is the exact opposite of what I think.
I view it like ‘when you have no anchor, it is much easier to drift.’
If there is no absolute, no given right and wrong but only your conscience, it is much easier to let convenience of the moment pull you away from the straight and narrow.
That so-called theologian and that Bernard College fool are two examples of the epitome of evil’s spawn. Such thoughts always lead to human atrocities. Such evil must be routed from our world no matter the cost — at least that is what my grandfather’s generation believed.
I have no direct knowledge current school curriculum to know if the history of WW2 is being taught today. But I know that when I was in public school in the 70’s and 80’s, it wasn’t being taught. And I was at one of the most highly rated (at that time) schools in the Chicago suburbs. I don’t think it was a conscious decision not to teach it. Every new school year, if I had a history class, the class would start with the Europeans beginning to move into the New World and then the school year would end before we got up to the 20th century. Next school year, if there was a US history course, they’d start again. Most of my generation (Gen X) had Grandparents who fought in the war. But many of the soldiers who came home from either the Pac Rim, like both my Grandfathers, or Europe, like one of my Great Uncles, didn’t talk about it to us kids. I learned about the atrocities that Bill spoke of so eloquently from reading books and from documentaries. The word Nazi gets tossed around casually here in the states. I don’t think that the reality is commonly understood.
Your comment moved me to check into what our local school system has under its curriculum. Here, to my surprise, is a snippet of what I found.
Significant attention will be given to the ways in which scientific and technological revolutions created new economic conditions that in turn produced social and political changes. Noteworthy people and events of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries will be emphasized for their strong connections to contemporary issues.
The student will apply social science skills to understand World War II and its worldwide impact by. . .
d) examining the Holocaust and other examples of genocide in the twentieth century; and
e) examining the effects of the war, with emphasis on the terms of the peace, the war crimes trials, the division of Europe, plans to rebuild Germany and Japan, and the creation of international cooperative organizations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).
Now, this doesn’t say what is taught, only that it is covered.
I actually sent the links to both of Bill’s “What We Saw” series to one of the teachers who used it in his class.
Where do you live?
SW VA.
I’m slow to check notifications. Sorry. I’m registered to vote in Franklin County, VA, because my wife’s family farm is there. (I’m a missionary in Japan, in case that’s not in my profile.) Her parents were both from Danville, which is a far different place than when I first visited over 50 years ago.
So, if you ever get back this way we are almost neighbors. My wife has cousins in Danville, yes a much different place.
Thank you for your service as a missionary. I have a co-worker who has been looking at that exact mission, but his wife and kids did not fully buy into the life.
Don’t forget it took several years of intense indoctrination before the gas chambers were built for the ‘undesirables’. For a long time now I’ve felt that we are living through that process. While we still have a voice we need to speak.
I hate to invoke Godwin’s law, but aren’t we on our way to this point? I don’t believe that we’ll experience exactly the same as Germany, the USSR, China, or even Venezuela, but none of their experiences happened overnight either. Things are probably going to get worse here before they get better
Nice talk, @Bill.
I have a black pill day. Sure, some people just have no idea they are talking about and spill ignorance around. However I can’t shake off the feeling that plenty out there would actually welcome that treatment for trumpsupporters or whoever standing in their way at the moment. And openly support whoever paving the way.
But Bill. I have little doubt that, given the opportunity, this professor would do exactly the kinda thing you’re describing. Given the opportunity he would institute exactly what you’re describing.
He might wince a little at the first batch.