David Horowitz

Author, Fox News Channel commentator, and Founder of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture (CSPC), David Horowitz has been campaigning to stop the reparations movement. For almost two years he has been able to expose and educate the American people about this issue; and now he needs your support.

Please read David's urgent request.

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*** Stop the Reparations Movement Now ***

I'm preparing to launch Phase II of our Stop the Reparations Movement Now campaign.

As you may know, on August 17 thousands of pro-reparations radicals descended on Washington, D.C.

Their goal is to send ONE MILLION marchers into the streets of the Capital demanding slave reparations! The title of the march says it all: "They Owe Us."

The objectives are to scare Washington politicians into backing their effort and further coerce the national media deeper into their scam.

When I took action against this movement many people thought I didn't know what I was talking about. But the reparations movement is real and it's growing ... two lawsuits filed and more planned ... this August 17 rally ... plans in Congress for pro-reparations legislation!

Stop the Reparations Movement Now has always had two very important objectives:

* Expose the true motivation behind the movement for reparations for descendants of American slaves - money and power.

* Educate millions of Americans to the damage this divisive movement will do to our nation if it is allowed to proceed and succeed.

Over the last half year, I've spoken on more than 50 campuses ... appeared on dozens of television and radio talk shows ... and distributed more than 300,000 books and booklets detailing who is behind the reparations movement, why they're behind it, and how they plan to use legal and legislative avenues to achieve their goal!

You'll recognize many of their names immediately. It's a who's who in the racial shakedown racket: Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Johnnie Cochran, Randall Robinson, Cornel West. These men, and others from the far left, are preparing for the biggest legal shakedown in history ... unless they're stopped.

"Reparations are a really good way for white people to admit they're wrong." --Zack Webb, co-director, University of Kentucky NAACP

Now I'm preparing for Phase II of this important campaign, and I'm hoping that you'll sponsor me with a contribution of $25, $35, $50, $100, or $1,000 if possible.

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I must raise $100,000 for a series of new advertisements in college and area papers, another round of personal appearances to debate reparations hucksters, and distribution of my booklet, "Reparations & Racial Double Standards." This booklet digs deep inside the reparations scam and exposes its greedy underbelly.

I think it's vital that you read it and learn how reparations leaders are extorting the press to get favorable coverage. I also want to get 300,000 of these booklets in the hands of students, political leaders and political commentators in Washington, D.C. and around the nation in time for the fall semester and the Congressional elections.

Our campaign has reached millions of Americans, but when you read words like those of young Zack Webb's above, you quickly realize how much work we have cut out for us.

Today the reparations movement is in high gear. Two lawsuits have been filed against American corporations who are alleged to have had, either directly or indirectly, something to do with black slaves some 200 years ago.

The lawsuits, of course, are profoundly anti-American and the ultimate example of "victimization" politics. American justice has never been about punishing the son for the father's crimes. Yet that is just what the two reparations lawsuits propose.

These legal suits are just the tip of the iceberg! The ultimate prize for the reparations shakedown team isn't a verdict against an insurance company for the left-wing militants like Robinson, Jackson, West, Cochran and the other big players of the movement; the real pot o' gold is your wallet - via your tax dollars!

Some movement radicals are demanding up to $10 trillion in repayments to all Black Americans - or $277,780 per person. For non-black Americans, it amounts to a tax tab of $37,878 - EACH. That's $151,512 for a family of four!

This movement isn't about justice. It's about money! It has to be, because America has done far more than simply saying it's sorry about slavery.

Over the last 150 years no nation has tried harder to make amends for the morally bankrupt slavery system. No nation has invested more or enacted more legislation with the goal of ending injustice - for all of its citizens. The facts speak for themselves. Since 1850 our nation has:

* Fought a Civil War to end slavery. More than 350,000 Union soldiers lost their lives in the war! Should the descendants of these dead men pay reparations?

* Suffered the assassination of Abraham Lincoln as a result of his Emancipation Proclamation. John Wilkes Booth said he killed the President because he had freed the slaves!

* Passed the most sweeping Civil Rights legislation in history. Initiated affirmative action policies specifically designed to assist all minorities to succeed.

* Waged a "War on Poverty" since 1965 that has pumped trillions of dollars into America's poorest communities, many of them inner city Black communities.

No matter how many good men died at places like Gettysburg, Antietam or Manassas ... no matter how many good-faith laws have been passed trying to right the wrongs of the past ... no matter how much money American taxpayers have spent trying to give all those who need it a hand up for men like Jackson, Robinson, Cochran, Sharpton and other race hucksters, it's not enough. Their greed is almost palpable, as they continue to beat the drums of victimization and claim that the legacy of slavery is at the root of all of all Black Americans' problems.

Let me assure you, though, not every African-American believes this. The cards, e-mails, contributions and letters of support that I receive from men and women of all races are powerful evidence that the reparations movement's attempt to paint Blacks as perpetual victims isn't luring in everyone.

But I must continue to expose the movement for what it is and educate more people about what is truly at risk if we fail to squelch this movement now ... and that's what Phase II of our campaign, Stop the Reparations Movement Now, will do.

So please help me raise the $100,000 needed to fund new advertisements and distribute my booklet, "Reparations & Racial Double Standards," to 300,000 students, political leaders and journalists nationwide!

Please click here to sponsor the campaign, Stop the Reparations Movement Now!

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And, of course, help keep me on the frontlines of this debate!

Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

David Horowitz