[Vision2020] McBroom was an NSA student?

[Nick Gier]

Greetings:

Please forgive me for posting twice in one day, but I just got an e-mail 
claiming that McBroom was a graduate of New St. Andrews College.  Can you, 
Mr. McBroom, confirm this or anyone at NSA?  And no, Mr. McBroom, I will 
not tell you who sent me the e-mail, just as I will not reveal the 
identities of any of our sources about what happens or has happened at 
Wilkins' church in Louisiana.

Did McBroom learn his pro-slavery stuff from NSA faculty?

Also here is my response to Ted Ryan's answer to me:

Hi Ted,

I've tried to read the booklet in context and it just doesn't work. If 
Southern Slavery was the greatest multiracial experiment in human history, 
then it does not make sense to call for an end to it. Indeed, the logic of 
the first passage is that we should extend Southern slavery to the rest of 
the world.

McBroom's statement is even more explicit and one would assume that it 
reflects Wilkins' opinions as well.

I'm sorry, Ted, there is no why to excuse such an outrageous misuse of 
basic sources, either the misinterpretation of Time on the Cross or the 
lifting of the passages from it.

The two authors of Time on the Cross have condemned the misuse of their 
work and R. T. McKenzie, a member of Wilson's mission church in Seattle and 
an expert on the Civil War at U of Wash, also has condemned it and asked 
that Wilson remove the booklet from circulation.

Therefore, the fact that you support such scholarly abuse is very troublesome.

Nick Gier