Jew Republican attempts to Overthrow Elected White Official in Florida

A White man named Derek Black was elected by 63% of the voters in West Palm Beach, Florida, but the arrogant Jewish Republican Chairman, Sid Dinerstein, is denying to recognize the election won by Derek Black because he doesn't like Black's beliefs, nor his father, nor his associations, and is trying to replace him with the loser of the election, a jew, who received less than 40% of the vote.

This reporter calls Derek Black "a self-proclaimed White supremacist". That's a flat out LIE!! He should look up the definition of "White supremacist". It means someone that wants to enslave other peoples. Neither Dr. Duke, Derek Black nor Don Black ever mentioned controlling ANYBODY! These guys are White separatists, NOT supremacists!! They fight for White Civil Rights. That's all. You can't enslave the people that you want to live separately from, now can you? More at link....

Derek Black, the son of Stormfront webmaster Don Black, is vowing a legal challenge after the Palm Beach County Republican Party refused to recognize his election to a local party post at a West Palm Beach, Florida meeting on Wednesday December 3rd, 2008. Media story published by the Palm Beach Post. Multi-page Stormfront discussion thread HERE.

Upon arrival at the meeting, Derek Black (wearing the hat) approached Palm Beach County Jewish Republican Chairman Sid Dinerstein (standing to the left of Black) while Dinerstein was giving a television interview before the meeting, and began debating the party’s enforcement of the oath requirement.

He then challenged Dinerstein once again the meeting began. “Are you saying the party’s rules override elections?” Black asked. After that, Black remained seated while new committee members stood up to be sworn in and Dinerstein was reelected without opposition as party chairman.

About an hour later, as party members plowed through procedural votes, Black stood up in front of the meeting and began addressing the crowd of about 200, but his words were inaudible to most because he did not have a microphone. Dinerstein promptly cut him off. “You need to sit down or leave,” Dinerstein told Black. Black chose to leave at that point, but later returned and apologized for the disruption, saying that he planned to be involved in the party in the future.

While Black was disqualified from his elected committee position because he failed to sign and return a loyalty oath by a prescribed deadline, Dinerstein and the local Republican brain trust have been accused of singling out Black because of his father’s operation of Stormfront, considered a “white supremacist” forum by its detractors, but more precisely described as a white nationalist discussion forum. To defray this criticism, the party also disqualified nine other would-be county GOP committee members for also failing to sign the oath.