Volume 4: White Devil Chapter 184 Dennis and Türkiye
Tommy feels at ease with his brother Tony, who is calm and has a strong sense of being the eldest son in the family. In sharp contrast is Dennis, who has been fooling around in the West Point Military Academy for four years.
Even the mention of the name gave Tommy a headache.
So when Dennis called him, Tommy couldn't help but gently rub his temples.
However, although it was a headache, Tommy had to admit that the jumpy Dennis did better on campus than the calm Tony . During his four years at West Point, this bastard became a school celebrity and a spiritual leader of the West Point SSD chapter in a sense.
This bastard's outstanding achievements at West Point Military Academy stunned the SSD chapter of the West Point Military Academy, a long-established white fraternity organization.
The members of the SSD chapter of the West Point Military Academy, those truly upper-class chosen ones who were sent here with letters of recommendation from the president, vice president, and senator, may have been hypocritical for too long and have never seen such fierce lower-class white racists. After all, before, at most they would secretly curse "Nigger" when no black people were present.
On the first day of studying at West Point, Dennis publicly called a black student named Glenn, who was unlucky enough to be assigned to his team, "Nigger". When the instructor questioned him, he confidently asked the instructor whether calling him Nigger violated American law. The instructor said that although there was no legal provision, it was morally condemned and guilty, etc.
As a result, Dennis's reaction was to ask the instructor not to waste his energy persuading him, because he was willing to curse the niggers while feeling deeply guilty, and he liked to do evil while feeling guilty.
What was even more eye-opening for the SSD brothers was that although Dennis cursed Nigger, he was not averse to sleeping with the beautiful black female cadet. He used his money to coax the most beautiful black girl among the freshmen into bed, and deliberately let other black cadets see this scene, which triggered the first fight among the freshmen of West Point that year.
Because he found that after the black students saw him communicating with the black girl, they took the initiative to greet her: "Nigger, I'm fucking your Nigger goddess."
The stimulated black freshmen rushed up and fought with him. Dennis did not rush to fight back, but ran to the vicinity of the SSD fraternity house before turning around to fight back. One against six, this guy was beaten to death by the angry black students. But as soon as the fight ended, this guy asked a group of white racists from SSD to help testify and defined the nature of the case as intentional injury. Although the school intervened and ultimately failed to let Dennis get his wish and successfully sent several black people to prison, the files of several black students who had entered the West Point Military Academy with their own efforts were also heavily recorded by the school. Basically, if they join the army, they will have no hope of promotion in a short period of time.
His other actions included playing the Confederate national anthem in the dormitory of black students, clearing a small plot of land near the fraternity house of SSD to grow cotton, and every time a black classmate in his team, Glenn, fell behind in training, he would drive him to the cotton field to reflect on himself. If Glenn got first place, this bastard would immediately give him watermelon and fried chicken.
Honestly speaking, everyone in the SSD West Point chapter couldn't help but start a bet at that time, betting on when Glenn would completely explode and take the opportunity to blow Dennis' head off with a single shot during shooting training.
After all, as racists, they all felt that Dennis was going a bit too far.
But the magic lies here, the black man named Glenn was trained by Dennis with a whip in one hand and money in the other, and he was completely obedient, just like an excellent black slave who worked hard and never complained more than a hundred years ago. It opened the eyes of the SSD people, and they saw in Dennis the style of their own slave owner ancestors training black slaves.
For this reason, Dennis' internal nickname at West Point SSD is "Ancestor".
With almost no effort, the crazy Dennis became a core figure in the SSD West Point chapter.
While Tony was leading the SSD to launch a men's character movement at the Naval Academy in Maryland, Dennis was also busy at the U.S. Military Academy in faraway West Point, New York. During a professional military ethics education class on campus, he called for a black gratitude action at West Point.
The reason is that he believes that black people need to have correct moral concepts and need to be grateful to the great country of America, and that patriotic education for black people should be strengthened.
He also proposed the idea of establishing a black gratitude commando in the army. His reasoning was that the United States had granted blacks freedom and blacks must learn to be grateful. So he suggested that a company-level military unit composed entirely of blacks could be established in any battalion-level military unit in the U.S. Army. If a war broke out, these blacks must bravely take the lead out of gratitude for the freedom granted to them by the United States.
He also believed that after joining the army, black soldiers should take the initiative to apply to serve , so that white soldiers could be replaced back to the United States to garrison as a token of gratitude to the United States.
This speech prompted the West Point Military Academy's Cadet Moral Education Committee to hold a hearing for him and to form a grand jury composed of cadets to make a ruling on Dennis's expulsion.
However, it was extremely difficult to expel Dennis from West Point, where 75% of the students were white. In the end, a 64-member grand jury composed of white cadets unanimously agreed that although cadet Dennis Herbers's words were somewhat biased, he did not violate the U.S. Constitution or West Point school rules, so the school had no right to deprive him of his obligation and right to receive education and serve the United States.
From then on, Dennis became famous overnight and became a prominent figure and spiritual leader in the eyes of many white cadets at West Point Military Academy.
Because he did things they dared not do and said things they dared not say.
But at the same time, the enraged black cadets continued to put pressure on the school, demanding that Dennis be dealt with seriously. So the school finally decided to temporarily put Dennis on the exchange student list and send this bastard to the Japanese Army Military Academy as an exchange student. Out of sight, out of mind . After all, this bastard greatly emboldened some white racists among the students at West Point.
According to the West Point Military Academy, they would not have to worry about Dennis appearing in front of them again for at least half a year. However, the reality was cruel. In less than a month, Dennis was returned to the Japanese Army Military Academy.
The reason was that after he arrived in Japan, before he had started any academic exchanges, he got a female translator from the school drunk at a welcome party held in the first week, and then started in-depth exchanges with her on other aspects.
When facing the school's angry investigation and questioning, Dennis actually stated with confidence that he thought the woman was "Pan Pan" specially arranged by the Japanese school to entertain him, just like the Japanese woman they arranged for General MacArthur back then. Otherwise, the other party could have directly refused when he asked her to drink.
The Japanese really couldn't stand such direct humiliation from this bastard, but they were helpless. They could only find an excuse that the student failed the physical examination when he reported and sent Dennis back to West Point.
When the then president of West Point Military Academy, Lieutenant General Willard Scott Jr. of the U.S. Army, saw Dennis reappear in front of him, he said weakly: "My child, after experiencing the cruel and bloody World War II, this is the first time that I am so eager for a war to break out, because then you can finish your studies early, be drafted into the army, and disappear from my sight. I don't know what kind of experience made you discriminate against blacks and Japanese people so much?"
Dennis's answer was simple and direct: "Mr. Principal, there are no blacks or Japanese present, so end this hypocritical questioning as soon as possible. Your grandson William Scott is helping me hold a welcoming party at SSD. He said that you not only burned blacks to death, but also burned Japanese to death in the Pacific War."
Although the principal was defeated and used swear words to greet Dennis, an ambitious student, he ultimately did not record Dennis' experience in Japan in his file.
Completely different from Tony who only got three choices after graduation, Dennis had 1,701 choices. This was because the United States had 1,701 military bases overseas and 300,000 troops stationed overseas throughout Europe and Asia. The principal's attitude was that Dennis, you bastard, could go anywhere he wanted to get moldy as long as he didn't stay in the United States.
"I'm your best friend, Tommy. I've been thinking about interesting childhood memories lately. Do you remember? When you were a child, I saved your life. Without me, you would have been beaten to death by Mr. Adams." Dennis was on the other end of the phone, sincerely helping Tommy recall his childhood memories.
Tommy nodded. "Yeah, I was almost caught by Mr. Adams, but you grabbed me and ran away with me the first time. So damn, Mr. Adams still thinks it was me who peed in his car's gas tank. In fact, it was you and Pam who did it. I just had time to take out the tools to commit the crime."
"Don't worry about the details, Tommy. Since I once saved your life, can't you let me stay in the United States? I know you can do it. I don't want to go overseas. My brothers in SSD said that the reason they didn't help me was because you contacted them and said you would help me arrange it and asked them not to interfere." Dennis said to Tommy.
Tommy rubbed his brows and cursed, "Dennis, you're lucky to be able to serve overseas as a second lieutenant in the Army with that resume. Look at what you've done. When your SSD brothers might not pass the math test, you tried to force the black students in your team to pretend to be gay and seduce the gay black examiner. You studied at West Point for four years and got seven girls and two female teachers pregnant. No one can match this achievement. If I hadn't paid for your abortion and your SSD brothers used their connections to keep you, you would have been expelled long ago. So, go overseas."
"If it must be overseas, can I go to a military base in Italy or Germany? I know you have the ability to help me. You just need to donate money to the foundations of those big guys, and they can decide where I report, right? Tommy, I don't want to go to bases like Japan and Guam, so, help me." Dennis completely ignored what Tommy said and continued to ask for help unwaveringly.
Tommy earnestly assured Dennis on the other end of the phone, "Since we are best friends, Dennis, of course I will help you. I promise that you will not get moldy in those places. Trust me."
"Thank you, Tommy." Dennis breathed a sigh of relief. "I knew I could always trust you."
"Goodbye." Tommy said and hung up the phone. Sophia handed the information to Tommy. "This is the data comparison between FOX TV's KTTV TV network in California and some small independent TV stations that BT has controlled in various ways during this period."
Tommy took it and flipped through it: "How many small TV stations did Earl and Big Jack convince to cooperate?"
KTTV is FOX's flagship TV station in California and the entire West Coast. It is also the first TV station in California to hire black TV news reporters. This gimmick won many black audiences. Tommy established BT TV station, focusing on black audiences, in order to compete with KTTV, which has the largest number of black audiences among the six regional TV networks under FOX.
"We used the method of investing in equipment to become a small shareholder, and convinced 22 small TV stations in California whose main audiences are black people in the community." Sophia said to Tommy, but then asked curiously:
"So, where will you throw Dennis?"
Tommy said without even looking up: "Türkiye, I think his personality is suitable for living in that country."
