Segregation Is the Law of the Land
by James K. Warner

The Supreme Court decision of May 17, 1954, outlawing segregation in the public schools may have come as a shock to some but those who were informed of the Justice records, could expect no other ruling from them. It was cut and dried, the Justices had decided the case before it even had been formally presented to them by the NAACP and other advocates of "equality".

These nine men who sat upon the Supreme Court were judges in no sense of the word and had no right to decide the most important case that has ever come before the court. Each one was a political appointee, appointed not for his judicial experience or knowledge of ...

Nazis and Jews
by James K. Warner

I realize that the subject of this article is indeed, a touchy one. However, in view of recent events taking place in France, Europe and the United States, I believe it is one that most be broached.

At the present time there are several court cases going on in Germany over the "Holocaust". German author, Heinz Roth, has been found guilty of "... slander and defamation ...", because ...