NY State Office for Technology Celebrates Recordbreaking Level of anti-White Discrimination

The New York State Office for Technology (OFT) is celebrating its success in reaching a new level of anti-white discrimination, with procurement awards from state agencies to “minority and women’s business enterprises” (MWBE’s)  jumping from 1% in 2007 to 20%  in 2010.

The jump is no coincidence, however, as it follows a well-orchestrated campaign against white-owned business by the state, where prime contractors are required to abandon their relationships with white-owned enterprises until a “level playing field” is reached. According to New York State, this figure is 20%, for now.

The agency also uses taxpayer monies to influence big business, where those businesses who voluntarily discriminate against whites in favor of MWBE’s remain in good standing with the state government. In compliance with the state, Dell, Deloitte, EMC2, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Microsoft, nfrastructure technologies, Oracle, Tandberg, Unisys, and Xerox have all cut ties with white businesses in pursuit of awarding contracts to MWBE’s. They maintain their business relationship with New York State.

The OFT further requires all of its managers to undergo indoctrination and diversity orientation programs that teach managers the value of discriminating against white-owned businesses.

The justification for the taxpayer-sponsored campaign of discrimination against white business is contained in a 468-page research paper written for the NY Department of Economic Development by  NERA consulting company.

The paper cites anecdotal evidence and statistical analysis of anecdotal evidence as proof that “these outcomes [the disparity between the success of minority and white-owned businesses] are the result of discrimination”:

“Minority-owned firms were particularly likely to report that they did not apply for a loan over the preceding three years because they feared the loan would be denied.”

“A greater share of minority-owned firms believes that the availability of credit is the most important issue likely to confront the firm in the next 12 months.”

“More troubling than the extent to which whites are already discriminated against is the fact that this drive to punish whites is based on perceived discrimination”, said Henry Whitman, an A3P officer based in New York.

“We have little control over how we are perceived by so-called minorities. Even while whites pay for glaringly-obvious, institutionalized racism against themselves, so-called minorities continue to perceive themselves as victims of institutionalized white racism.”

“How long must this continue? What percentage of white businesses should be allowed to exist? What percentage of the population should be allowed to be white?”

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