New York Times’ columnist Nicholas D. Kristof’s May 29, 2004 column makes the following points about Sudan:

1. George Bush may have saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of Christians by his efforts in Sudan. 

(Alas, the good Mr. Kristof shares the national media fear and dread of using the much dreaded “C” word). 

2. Currently in the Darfur region, where the genocide (Mr. Kristof’s word) is of black Africans because they are black Africans:

” Eighty percent of the children are malnourished, there are no toilets, and girls are taken away each night by the guards to be raped.  As inmates starve, food aid is diverted by guards to feed their camels.”

“Free the children of the concentration camps,” exhorts Mr. Kristof.  This seems to be an excellent idea, in our view, as ever on our part, not seeking to force our views on others.

3. Notes Mr. Kristof, “"The team members, all of whom are experienced experts in humanitarian affairs, were visibly shaken," the report declares. It describes "a strategy of systematic and deliberate starvation being enforced by the GoS [government of Sudan] and its security forces on the ground.")  Read the 11-page report at www.nytimes.com/kristofresponds, Posting 426

Demographers at the U.S. Agency for International Development estimate that at best, "only" 100,000 people will die in Darfur this year of malnutrition and disease. If things go badly, half a million will die.

This is not a natural famine, but a deliberate effort to eliminate three African tribes in Darfur so Arabs can take their land.

The Genocide Convention defines such behavior as genocide, and it obliges nations to act to stop it. That is why nobody in the West wants to talk about Darfur — because of a fear that focusing on the horror will lead to a deployment in Sudan.”

4. “But it's not a question of sending troops, but of applying pressure — the same kind that succeeded in getting Sudan to the north-south peace agreement. If Mr. Bush would step up to the cameras and denounce this genocide,…”

Mr. Kristof’s advice and plea make sense except that CBS, NBC, ABC and CNN would feed like wild dogs on their hated George Bush if he mentioned any plan of becoming involved in Sudan.

THEREFORE: The Largest Boycott in History has some demands.

A. that each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN editorially – on a continuing, not less than weekly basis on the evening news - call for the U.S. administration involvement as suggested by New York Timesman Nicholas Kristof.

B. The Presiding Responsible Board Member supervise this matter.

C. That these editorials specify that the U.S. administration should not be deterred by national media scare tactics.

D. That each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN editorially – on a continuing, not less than weekly basis on the evening news - call for American Black Leaders and others and perhaps Howard Stern and Robin Quiver to lead the March Upcountry to the Killing Fields of the Genocide Against Christians in Southern Sudan, and, to the second Genocide, in Darfur.

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E. The Largest Boycott in History is charging each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) Microsoft separately $1,000,000 a day beginning June 1, 2004 and rising by $1,000,000 a day – that is, to $2,000,000 a day, then $3,000,000 a day – at July 1 and August 1, 2004.

F. Unbeknown to the man, unsolicited, unwanted, The Largest Boycott in History requires that Nicholas D. Kristof be offered $1,000 a day by each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) Microsoft until these demands have been met, in the viewpoint solely of Largest Boycott.

The reason: to stir things up.  To cause publicity.  To exercise raw power against angry and bitter  men and institutions. 

F. That each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) Microsoft publicly inform their news staff and that they are to do an encomia newsmagazine piece on the Nicholas D. Kristof thesis that President George Hitler II Bush may well have saved hundreds of thousand of Christians from death.

G. The Largest Boycott in History requires that each of (1) GE-NBC-MS [Microsoft] NBC/CNBC, (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) Microsoft bonus each of their board members $2,000,000 for their work on these matters, if a written record is submitted.

It is fair to say that we think that Nicholas Kristof is a really good guy.  It is also true that we think he would be even a better guy if he had not left out the dreaded “C” word from his following sentence that concludes his, in our view, Billion Dollar Column, May 29, 2004:

” As for America, we have repeatedly failed to stand up to genocide, whether of Armenians, Jews, Cambodians or Rwandans. Now we're letting it happen again.”

Should have been inserted: “up to 2,000,000 murdered Christians in Sudan, 250,000 murdered Christians in East Timor, more than 20,000,000 murdered Christians in the Soviet Union.”

Now, Mr. Kristof, here is how you type the deep horror word Christians on the qwerty keyboard:  First, drink a fifth Johnny Black.  Then, press Shift and press the third letter from the left side, bottom row…   Then down the hatch with a couple of ounces before proceeding to the ‘h’ letter…..

Mr. Kristof might also have seen fit to make his sentence read, “As for America, we in the national media have repeatedly failed to…” 

Even the most panty-waist member of Congress has never stated any objection to the national media covering the genocides against Christians.

The major fault is in the national media and the common Gothic fears and patronization of Protestants and Catholics.

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Nicholas Kristof uses the word Genocide in regard to Sudan again on June 26, 2004. 

"ALONG THE SUDAN-CHAD BORDER — The ongoing genocide in Darfur is finally, fortunately, making us uncomfortable. At this rate, with only 250,000 more deaths it will achieve the gravitas of the Laci Peterson case."

Every last reporter at CBS News, ABC News, NBC News, CNN read this column - and agrees with it, trusts Kristof.  Yet, the Gothic fears of Christians, and deep deep, face-contorting hatred of Bush is more important to these reporters than covering genocide against mere black people. 

Gentlemen board members, this Silence is going to cost you billions of dollars.  Nicholas Kristof writes billion dollar columns.  Think about it.
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In any case, TLBH requires that each of the four corporations reward Henri- Bernard Levy and Rich Lowry and Nicholas Kristof  $1,000,000 per corporation, that is, $4,000,000 to each of The Men Who Spoke Out Against Genocide.

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