I renounced a life of elite luxury to defend and advance our endangered race

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 I probably would be a US senator or even the President of the US today myself — instead of this undignified, tweet-o-manic and erratic Trump — if I had just toe’d the line about the jews and racial differences, and been politically correct — as my dad long urged me!
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“You mustn’t talk about this racial stuff, John” — Dad
“But what will America be like, Dad, and how will we compete with CHINA,
when we’re Third World — 40% black and 40% Mexican?”
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My father with Ronald Reagan 
With President Ford in the Oval Office
With Henry Kissinger and the Republican mayor of Providence 
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Dad’s mansion overlooking Narragansett Bay and the Rhode Island Country Club
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He and I in front of his house in a gated community in Seagrove, on Route AIA, in Vero Beach, Florida, on the Atlantic
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His obituary:

James Waddell Nugent obituary; Constance Colwell Nugent, my mother; and her parents

[source: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/tcpalm/obituary.aspx?pid=158527321#fbLoggedOut]

(Repeating some photos from above)

James Waddell Nugent

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JAMES WADDELL NUGENT Died on July 6, 2012 at his home in Vero Beach, Florida.
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He was born on January 8, 1927 in Pittsburgh, PA and spent his childhood in the care of his maternal grandparents in Greensburg, PA. In 1943, he joined the United States Marine Corps. He served in the Pacific from 1943 to 1946 and again during the Korean War from 1951 to 1954, retiring with the rank of Major. He served as Aide to the Secretary of the Army from 1973 to 1976.
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Following active duty military service, he co-founded and served as President of Davis, Bateman, and Nugent, a provider of commercial insurance based in Providence, RI. He was the Republican candidate for Governor of Rhode Island in 1974, chaired the election campaign of Ronald Reagan in New England in 1976 and served as Chairman of Reagan-Bush for President in 1980 and 1984 in Rhode Island, during which time he was also White House Clearance Officer, chairing a Federal Advisory Committee.
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[With US President Ronald Reagan]
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[with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Providence, R.I. mayor Vincent “Buddy” Cianci, and his second wife, Helen Horne Nugent of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Cianci’s only child, his little daughter Nicole, center-right, killed herself at age 36 with a heroin overdose in 2010.] 
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[JdN: My father gave me a nice Brooks Brothers suit, a blue pinstripe, and I found this Western Union telegram of October 17, 1985, addressed to him, in an inside jacket pocket:
(This was around the time Reagan again begged my father to serve on the National Security Council, which he rejected again, sensing that National Security advisor Oliver North was up to no good. North was behind the CIA operation of selling crack cocaine on the streets of America to American blacks to finance an illegal US war, prohibited by Congress, against the democratically elected Sandinista government in Nicaragua.)
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Pulitzer Prize winner Gary Webb wrote a book proving the CIA started the crack-cocaine epidemic in America. When he started in on a second book – on the Israeli involvement in the Latin American drug cartels — he strangely committed suicide with two bullets to the head……
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An avid golfer [JdN: with two holes-in-one  ], Mr. Nugent was member of the Wannamoissett and Rhode Island Country Clubs, the Green Gables Golf Club in Prince Edward Island, Canada, and Bent Pine in Vero Beach, FL.
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A devoted Rotarian, Mr. Nugent served as President of the Rotary Club of Providence, RI from 1962 to 1963 [JdN: at age 35,the youngest president ever at that time of a Rotary Club],
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as Trustee of the Vero Beach Rotary Charities Foundation. Additional volunteer positions included Member of the Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society, Consultant for the Service Corps of Retired Executives, Elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach, Florida (church photo below), and Volunteer for the Humane Society of Vero Beach, among others.
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Mr. Nugent is survived by his wife of 40 years, Helen Nugent, sons John and Todd, granddaughters Ingrid Irigoyen and Erika Atzl, and two great-grandchildren.
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He was deeply respected for his leadership role in every community in which he lived, his service to his country, and his dedication to charity. He was known for his honest and straightforward nature, charming sense of humor, and commitment to doing the right thing in all his actions. He was beloved by many and will be deeply missed.
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Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, July 14, 2012 at 1:00 pm at the First Presbyterian Church at 520 Royal Palm Blvd, Vero Beach, FL. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Humane Society or the Rotary Charities Foundation. Paid Obituary
Published in the TC Palm on July 14, 2012
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His house in Barrington, Rhode Island
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View across a fairway of RI Country Club to Narragansett Bay
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With his elder son John at his gated community, Seagrove, at 1785 Coral Way North, Vero Beach, Florida
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…..MY FATHER STANDS UP TO A PRESIDENT

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My father, James W. Nugent, is here just short of calling President Gerald Ford, in the Oval Office, a boneheaded moron for insisting on closing the Quonset Naval Air Station in Rhode Island in the 1970s while spending billion$ on a new out-of-state US Navy military facility. My father lost this battle, and a year later Ford lost his to Jimmy Carter. Ford was known for playing football without a helmet.
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[With US President Gerald Ford from Grand Rapids, Michigan]
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family photo January 2007 on his 70th birthday (upper row, l. to r.) John; his brother Todd (deceased); his son-in-law Jose Irigoyen; (lower row, l.to r.) stepmother Helen (from Prince Edward  Island, Canada); James (deceased); his Dobermann dog; John’s older daughter Ingrid(hen getting her master’s degree at Duke University;); his wife 2005-22, Margaret (deceased)  

Now I have an anecdote of courage with a young Marine officer, my dad, facing down an Army general. (This was a doubly “dicey” thing, because Marines and the Army –not to mention the Navy — feel what is called, euphemistically, “interservice rivalry.”)  Then he had to be forthright about it with a Marine general.

It involved my dad, who was then a Marine Corps officer in combat in Korea.

Damaged color photo of my father, then a captain (later a lieutenant colonel). At that time he was the Marine Corps Aide to the Governor of Rhode Island, John Chafee. It was 1965 at an Independence Day parade in Bristol, Rhode Island, standing next to Major General Leonard Holland, Commanding General 1961-83 of the RI National Guard (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhode_Island_Army_National_Guard)

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Well, an Army general was in charge of a major attack on the Chinese communist invaders, using US Army troops and US Marines.

He wanted them to assault uphill a strong Chinese firing position located in a cave.

All the butt-kissing-worried-about-their-careers officers all about him, both Army and Marines, said nothing as the General enunciated his insane plan.

But my dad DID speak up, and told the general, in front of a hushed crowd of fellow officers,

“Sir, this plan will result in 80% casualties, and it will NOT take the objective.”

Marines in the snow prepare to assault Hagaru-ri in Korea after Air Force bombing with napalm

A typical Western Union telegram during the Korean War of the kind that a family dreads

 

The Army general was stunned.  And as the silence grew, he cancelled the briefing.

My father, then a captain, filed out, but a Marine general was standing in the back, and he called out to my father:

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“Captain, come over here. Do you really mean what you said just now?”

“Yes, sir.”

“All right. That is all I needed to know. Carry on.”

And then…. “something got said” and the suicidal attack was called OFF.

Decades later, in the 1970s, my dad was dining at a restaurant on Cape Cod, in Massachusetts.

Lo and behold, who comes over to the table but that very general!

He had recognized my dad, even after 20 years, by his face, build and voice. The two men got reacquainted, and the general said:

“Your courage and your speaking up saved a lot of lives that day.

When no one else spoke up, you DID”!

What that was was not just physical courage (and lots of Marines and Army soldiers have that).

That was MORAL courage, to stand up and step forth, to walk into the dead silence of piercing scrutiny,and then, as everyone stares at you, as everyone else is wimping out, to boldly proclaim the TRUTH that saves precious human lives!

My father fought in WWII in the Pacific (Tinian, Saipan and Iwo Jima) as a Marine NCO.

Then he was an officer in Korea. He was wounded many times. He fought many hand-to-hand combats in borth jungles and trenches.

He had to see a shrink (a Navy psychiatrist) for six months after Korea due to PTSD from nightmares.

And he was in a coma for three days after a Chinese mortar round landed near him.

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Rest in Peace, dad.

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……My mother, his first wife, Constance Colwell Nugent

 

Descendant maternally, as was my father paternally in a different branch,  of Thomas Angell, co-founder of the Colony of Rhode Island Providence Plantations in 1636…

Student at the Rhode Island School of Design 1951-53

Constance Colwell

 

The First Baptist Church in all of North America was given its land in 1638 by Thomas Angell from his orchard on what is now called Angell Street on the East Side of Providence.

 

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Houses on Angell Street facing the church

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Her parents, John Thomas Colwell of Goole, Yorkshire, England (a federal and state certified accountant) and his mother, Elizabeth Colwell, nee Angell (a full merit scholarship student and graduate of the Ivy League Brown University) in front of their house in Glocester, RI, built in 1792

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Her father John, my grandfather, grilling burgers on a Fourth of July

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…..My eerie experience in 1989, 15 years after my grandfather died

Part 1 of 2 .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBfrG5aMWj0

Part 2 of 2 .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o3AwvcsDEA

 

 

10 Comments

  1. I can’t relate to anyone who came from a good family, i think they’re lucky. I think it’s great that you had some good, decent family members that raised you and by the sounds of it you were close to them. My family were dysfunctional and horrible people.

    My mother and her mother, my grandmother, were mentally ill and mentally unstable. My grandmother had schizophrenia and my mother was and still is a mentally unstable nut.

    Plus she’s a control freak and a narcissist and has temper tantrums where she goes off her head over the slightest little thing.

    I probably only lived with her for two months when i was 14. She was in a relationship with a butch American dyke at that particular time. They had been together for 15 years though she has a male partner now.
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    That’s not the reason I don’t talk to her; the reason is what I just said — she’s a mental case, a mentally unstable, unhinged nut. And I don’t have much to say about my father. He wasn’t mentally ill but he came from a very dysfunction family of stupid yobs. I never bonded with him and constantly fought and got into arguments with my stepmother. And I didn’t get along with her and my father’s two younger sons.

    I haven’t seen my father since I was 14 years old, and I’m 39 years old now. I tried to get in contact with my father when I was 18 years old, but he wasn’t interested and was more concerned about what his wife would think. He obviously put her and his other two sons first and didn’t want to be in contact. But you move on in life and make your own friends and family. I know there’s nothing wrong with me, that I don’t have any friend or girlfriend after being in Brisbane [Australia] for 10 years.

    I have a chronic pain condition, neuralgia — nerve pain — which I’m on amitriptiline for, which is a pain blocker, not a pain killer.
    Brisbane is also a marxist, multicultural shithole like every other city in the western world.

    Meeting genuine people that are not fake and shallow is like searching for a needle in a haystack. A lot of white men who work full time still don’t have friends or a girlfriend. And the individualistic, commie, hippie way of life, with no roots or heritage, culture, people or values is too heavily embedded into our society now.
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    The only way things will change is if white people face an enormous amount of suffering and endure massive hardship. That means losing everything and not having a comfortable lifestyle anymore. But I think that we’re too deracinated and there are not enough decent white people left.

    Plus our traitorous politicians all serve the jews and have sold out their own people.

    Sick, ignorant, demented, evil people will always do business with the jews, and they only care about money, greed, and luxury. Plus Evangelical Christians think that jews are living gods that cannot be criticised. They’re responsible for this more then any other group.

    I just don’t think Zionism can be defeated, John, and I don’t think the jews will be held responsible for the mRNA bioweapon. They got away with 9/11 and I think they’ll get away with having over 5 billion people injected with their bioweapon. The politicians are deranged sociopaths and psychopaths. And if the jew killed over 100 million people they would still serve them for their money and luxurious life style.

  2. Yeah, Brisbane is a great city compared to anywhere in the U.S. And most of our immigration has been from East Asia and India.

    And we have an ocean that separates us, so we haven’t been been completely invaded because of that reason. But our government has still brought in 1.5 million people in two years, which is equivalant to just over 5 percent of the Australian population! It’s absolute madness, and George Soros is paying for planeloads of immigrants to flood our country.

    I wonder how much longer the adrenachrome will keep the old Nosferatu alive.

    I think all white countries are going to be third-world hellholes like Brazil. Combine the massive number of autistic and mentally retarded whites and lgbt freaks, from vaccines and zio anti-depressants and anti-psychotics, and you have plastic and chemicals in our food and water, with low testosterone in white men.

    And throw and mix in millions of low-IQ, violent, third-world brown and black people and you have a Kalergi melting pot. Whites are being mixed out and eventually we will be all slaughtered by the third-world savages our traitorous politicians let in.

    Non-Whites want all the luxuries that we have but without white people. They’re too stupid and full of hatred to realise that if they kill us off, then who will feed them?

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