So Chavez got something right.  But then he takes a  wrong turn  when he says: "Wherever he [Bush] looks, he sees extremists. And you, my brother--he looks at your color, and he says, oh, there's an extremist."  

 

This implicit claim that Bush doesn't like non-whites is the usual cheap shot and it's also not correct and actually distracts people from understanding Bush's real goal of blending. If I'm right, Bush isn't picking on non-whites and calling them extremists simply because of their skin color.  It just so happens that many who oppose Bush's blending (but they usually define their opposition in different terms) are non-white. 

 

But, maybe, dear reader, you don't buy my theory that Bush wants to blend all mankind.  If so, then see if you can come up with an answer that explains all the things that we see Bush and the neocons doing and saying.  

 

For starters, explain why they want the U.S. to have open borders.  Explain why they're bringing in people from Africa and settling them in mostly white with people and white with snow New Hampshire--both of which are alien to those being settled there. Could there be a more illogical location to settle Africans?  New Hampshire is nothing like their natural environment. Doesn't this also smack of trying to make New Hampshire less white or maybe to blend away the Africans by putting them in an area with a much larger white gene pool?  Explain why European immigrants are not as welcome in the U.S. as they once were. Explain Iraq.  Explain why Bush is trying to force American style democracy on peoples who don't want it. Explain why Bush and the neocons are even now attempting to blend Mexico, the U.S., and Canada into one nation.  Explain why the blenders are trying to sanitize all religions and make them mild and much like each other. Explain the constant conditioning of the American people to convince them that race doesn't exist.

 

Explain these things and others that you can think of yourself.  I don't think you'll be able to come up with a really satisfactory answer unless you arrive at the conclusion that there is an attempt to destroy distinct peoples, distinct nations and distinct religions.  And, while Bush may be one of the most visible of those who want to blend humanity, he's not the only one. 

 

This goes beyond one politician and one political party. And, as I've written before, this blending theory doesn't require one to believe in a massive conspiracy.  All one has to accept is the fact that in every age there is an orthodoxy in thinking--a zeitgeist--that arises that is sometimes correct and sometimes false. When it is false, ignorance rules the age.  We are in such an age right now.

 

In my view, blender thinking and the underlying beliefs that lead to such thinking are as incorrect in our present dark age as the widespread belief held in earlier dark ages that the earth was flat or was the center of the solar system. Blending is genocide. It is anti-life. It is anti-religion. It is anti-nature. It is anti-evolution. It is anti-freedom. It cheapens the diversity of human life.