brutus
02-19-2005, 11:02 PM
The color wheel discussions
After the revolution, and when the expulsions commence, there will be a real and definitive need for our Silver Shirts to have an authoritative and state sanctioned guide to aid in the racial identification canvassing process.
The WN Committee for Racial Affairs presently has an open table slated for discussion seeking to further define an accurate, cost effective and efficient methodology for the determination of racial-type profiling by skin color shade to be used by government agents in the field.
The committee has narrowed it’s attention to the concept of the “color wheel” as presented by Dr. J. A. Shultz, retired, at the North West Conference this past December.
See exhibit A-1.
Please feel free to expand upon this concept. The discussions will close June 30, 2005 and the committee will render it’s final determination of device to be used at the Autumn-12 Conference in Boise, Idaho.
exhibit A-1
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v313/jaynareynolds/colorwheel.bmp
After the revolution, and when the expulsions commence, there will be a real and definitive need for our Silver Shirts to have an authoritative and state sanctioned guide to aid in the racial identification canvassing process.
The WN Committee for Racial Affairs presently has an open table slated for discussion seeking to further define an accurate, cost effective and efficient methodology for the determination of racial-type profiling by skin color shade to be used by government agents in the field.
The committee has narrowed it’s attention to the concept of the “color wheel” as presented by Dr. J. A. Shultz, retired, at the North West Conference this past December.
See exhibit A-1.
Please feel free to expand upon this concept. The discussions will close June 30, 2005 and the committee will render it’s final determination of device to be used at the Autumn-12 Conference in Boise, Idaho.
exhibit A-1
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v313/jaynareynolds/colorwheel.bmp