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Print June 23, 2022 27 comments

The Black Johnny Depp

Jim Goad

Jesse Lee Peterson

1,922 words

When I heard that a recently released documentary accuses black pastor Jesse Lee “Amazin!” Peterson of sexually preying upon the troubled young men he’s made a career out of rescuing from a life of sin and degradation, my immediate reaction was to laugh uproariously.

Then again, I laugh uproariously at the very mention of Jesse Lee Peterson’s name. He’s simultaneously the dumbest and most hilarious political pundit in world history. One loves him like one loves a pet monkey. He’s stupid in a way that puts one immediately at ease. He’s so slow-witted, I imagine he requires some kind of handler or trainer à la Marlin Perkins from Wild Kingdom or Jack Hanna from Animal Adventures. I picture them changing his adult diapers while he laconically peels a banana with his feet. Peterson has a dull-lidded look of incomprehension on his face that signals he doesn’t understand anything he’s ever been told, no, not even once in his life. There is nothing on Earth more entertaining than hearing him attempting to struggle with even the most basic theological concepts.

Peterson’s fans seem to love him because he’s the opposite of woke­: He’s barely awake. He’s aggressively anti-black, anti-woman, and anti-gay. He’s endorsed putting blacks back on plantations, rescinding women’s right to vote, and preventing Muslims from holding political office. What’s not to love?

So now that the aggressively fag-bashing Christian minister has been sucked into some odd purity-spiraling vortex where he’s being accused of predatory homosexual behavior by a radical Catholic organization whose founder is a self-described sodomite in recovery, this perverse game of Tag the Fag may be all the comedy I can handle for the rest of 2022. If it gets any funnier, I may die of laughter.

Peterson was born a poor black child 73 years ago in Midway, Alabama. His biological parents abandoned him almost immediately, heading north to Indiana to establish separate new families of their own. He was raised by his grandparents and reportedly developed a lifelong bitterness toward his mother and women in general — but, for some reason, not toward his father nor men in general. According to associates, he claimed on more than one occasion to have been molested as a child. He has never been married, although he had a son out of wedlock. Peterson was also born with a cleft palate that wasn’t fixed until his teens, which may explain the professional broadcaster’s inability to pronounce even the simplest words.

In 1990, Peterson founded a non-profit organization called BOND: Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, whose stated mission was “Rebuilding the Man.” For decades, he lived in a private home variously referred to as BOND House, aka BOND Home for Boys and BOND Home for Young Men. He would share his living quarters with multiple troubled young men at a time. There’s absolutely nothing suspicious about a lifelong bachelor who cohabitates with numerous down-and-out young men, especially when that bachelor makes a living decrying what an abomination it is when a man lieth with another man as he would with a woman.

The 26-minute documentary Amazing Disgrace released last week by the ebulliently radical Catholic organization Church Militant features five men — some of whom lived with Peterson at BOND House for years — who accuse Peterson of “homosexualism.”

The whole sordid stew gets stickier when one considers that Church Militant founder Michael Voris, who resembles a gay Robert Redford created in a secret lab by L. Ron Hubbard, has built his brand by portraying himself as a redeemed ex-bisexual:

I have never made a secret that my life prior to my reversion was extremely sinful. . . . I will now reveal that for most of my years in my thirties, confused about my own sexuality, I lived a life of live-in relationships with homosexual men. From the outside, I lived the lifestyle and contributed to scandal in addition to the sexual sins. On the inside, I was deeply conflicted about all of it. In a large portion of my twenties, I also had frequent sexual liaisons with both adult men and adult women. . . . I gave in to deep pains from my youth by seeking solace in lust, and in the process, surrendered my masculinity.

You can buy Jim Goad’s The Redneck Manifesto here.

Peterson had been a guest on Voris’ Church Militant Live Stream less than three months ago, and the pair quibbled genially over doctrinal issues such as the holy trinity and the Christ’s divinity. It’s unclear what motivated Church Militant to unleash this damning documentary so quickly after playing nice with Peterson, but I’ve long been convinced that one can drive oneself insane trying to figure out why people do the things they do.

The first of the five men to accuse Peterson of what Church Militant calls “homopredation” is Patrick Rooney, who claims to have known JLP for the better part of 30 years. Late last year on his blog, Rooney started writing a series of essays about the horrors of sexual molestation and “sexual sin” that culminated in a blog entry on January 6, 2022 titled “The DEVIL Has My Old Friend, JESSE LEE PETERSON.” In the essay, Rooney recalls what he says was his first sexual encounter with Peterson:

I have checked my records as thoroughly as possible, and from what I can tell, the first incident was most likely in 2005 or 2006, in a Virginia (Washington, D.C. area) hotel room . . . I remembered something odd about it. I was sitting on a bed next to Jesse, as physical closeness at that point was not unusual for us. Suddenly, he turned and almost yelled at me, ‘What do you wanna do?!’ I’d never heard him use that tone with me in that manner. . . . Previously, I had already confessed to him — based on his questioning — some of the sexual activities I was interested in in my “fallen” state of mind. So his barked question in the hotel room clearly referred to that. But it startled me. So I responded by telling him again what I’d said before. . . . The next thing I knew he stripped his clothes off and advanced on me sexually. Before I knew it, I was taking part. . . . From this point onward, we carried on a secret sexual relationship that only ended when I stopped it in 2015, before I moved with my family to Tennessee.

Rooney claims that he eventually told his wife and son about his decade-long history of carnal dalliances with Peterson and that Peterson acknowledged it to Rooney’s son. Rooney’s testimony in the film would have been bolstered if his son had corroborated it on camera. Rooney is also the only one of the five disgruntled ex-associates of Peterson’s to be interviewed separately from the others, who are all gathered together in a sleazy-looking motel room as they spill the beans on their former mentor.

Purported Victim #2 Samuel Arambula is a soft-spoken bald Mexican with a goatee who presents as if Davis Aurini were a cholo. He apparently met Peterson at some point in his 20s. He speaks of aggressive and prolonged hugging sessions that culminated on the day at BOND House where Peterson allegedly went straight for the golden goose:

So then he starts rubbing my thighs, and I’m like, “Okay, what are you doing? This is kind of crazy.” And then he starts rubbing my genital area, and I’m like, “Uh, what’s happening right now?” And then he — and then he pulls down my pants. . . . And he’s like, “Doubt all thoughts, ignore all thoughts, everything Satan is telling you is a lie,” and I’m like, “Okay.” But inside, it’s telling me, “Hey, this is not good. What are you doing? What are you allowing him to do?”

Arambula says that he became frozen with fear as Peterson touched his penis, walked away, and returned to touch his penis repeatedly.

Arman Martikian, a chubby and balding Armenian who is listed as Purported Victim #3, says that a dreadlocked black man named Trayvon Chapman initially told him that Peterson had molested him and gave him blowjobs, which Peterson allegedly referred to as “oral massages.” Martikian also recalled an event when he was in his “very late teens” where Peterson “pulled my pants forward where he kind of looked at it. . . . I remember saying to him, ‘If somebody sees us from outside, they’re gonna think we’re gay.’” Martikian suggests that as a result of his initial reluctance, Peterson backed off and never made any more sexual advances toward him.

Robert Santner, former Bond House manager, claims that he observed all manner of weirdness between Jesse and current show producer James Hake that involved “lots of giggling, kissing, [and] rubbing of one another. . . .” He claims to have walked into a room one day to behold the following bizarre spectacle:

Jesse was sitting in the bed, and while [JLP’s producer and self-described “alpha male”] James Hake was [clears throat] wrapped around bedsheets, completely around like a burrito with his head sticking out, and Jesse was, like, embracing him and hugging him and stuff. And then kissing him on the forehead. And I was like, “Uh, are you all right?”

Martin Francis, the last of the four men in the motel room to give his account, had been an associate of Peterson’s since the mid-1990s and allegedly cohabitated with Peterson in the BOND House for years. He appeared on camera looking worse for wear and tear as a result of a reported bout with cancer. He claims that Peterson made sexual advances upon him that he rebuffed:

He wanted to see if I was willing to have a homosexual relationship with him, of course. ’Cause that’s what he was all about. He was about puttin’ out feelers there and seeing who he could have sex with….He would come into my bed and just lay with me…and at one time even, like, put his hand underneath my underwear to go toward my genitals, right? He never got there because he could see I wasn’t getting excited, right? So he never got there. He’s just like, at the edge. ‘Cause you gotta invite the vampire in.

Critics have noted that Amazing Disgrace offers no direct “evidence” to corroborate the accusations such as e-mails, text messages, or even videos of Peterson humping any of his accusers. Then again, although Peterson may be dumb enough to have sex with so many man while posturing as an anti-degeneracy warrior, even he may not be so dumb that he’d write about it or film it.

Many have noted that it’s dishonest to accuse Peterson of sexual assault or of being a “predator” when none of his accusers say he continued pressing the matter after they displayed reluctance. They also say it’s disingenuous to claim you’re a “victim” when by your own admission you’ve willingly engaged in sex with him for a decade.

Some have murmured that Peterson’s accusers are seeking attention or money. So far, no one has accused Peterson of a criminal act, nor has anyone sued him.

Understandably, after the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard debacle, many are reluctant to believe anything that an ex-lover says about their ex. They are casting Peterson as Johnny Depp in this scenario: a good man who’s contributed a lot of positive things to the world, only to be victimized by the seething cuntiness of lying ex-paramours.

To my knowledge, Peterson has yet to address the film’s accusations. He has every right to sue for defamation if these accusations are untrue.

I hope and pray that the dimwitted little coconut-headed man of God sues them. It would be the funniest civil trial in world history.

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27 comments

  1. Phil_Regular says:
    June 23, 2022 at 6:10 am

    JLP might be hilarious , but he’s not as funny as this article. Great work JG!

    Reply
    1. Edmund says:
      June 23, 2022 at 7:20 am

      I remember vaguely when Jim was on JLP’s show. I mostly just remember Jim laughing at Jesse’s use of “Amazin’!”, as one does.

      Reply
      1. Tom says:
        June 23, 2022 at 3:24 pm

        I thought JLP was on one of Jim Goad shows.  Group Hug, I thought.

        I think we must both be wrong though.  Mr. Goad is a consumate journalist and he would surely have mentioned that in this article.

        I could swear they’ve talked before.  Memories are a funny thing.

        Reply
  2. Shift says:
    June 23, 2022 at 9:45 am

    I’m reminded of these words that Laverne or Shirley once said to Lenny or Squiggy:

    “Sometimes it’s better to keep these things bottled up inside.”

    Reply
  3. Chad says:
    June 23, 2022 at 9:49 am

    I honestly don’t give a damn if he’s fondled dudes. His activism against anti-white black radicals is not only entertaining to watch but beneficial to the pro-white cause.

    Reply
  4. La-Z-Man says:
    June 23, 2022 at 10:11 am

    Even though Depp’s wife Can’t Understand Normal Thinking, I was rooting for her because of stuff like this https://people.com/celebrity/johnny-depp-donald-trump-assassination/

    Reply
    1. Chad says:
      June 23, 2022 at 8:46 pm

      I mean, why would you expect these low-IQ, vain Hollywood celebrities to NOT seize every opportunity to out-virtue signal one another by saying stuff like that? I’m sure you’ve heard stories about how it’s almost impossible for one to have even professional relationships with people in the entertainment industry by presenting yourself as a religious and conservative type who doesn’t vote Democrat.

      Reply
      1. La-Z-Man says:
        June 24, 2022 at 6:35 am

        Absolutely. Besides Mel Gibson, I can’t think of any religious conservative having anything resembling a career in the cesspit that is the entertainment industry. And this probably due to Gibson’s wealth that gives him free rein to some degree. Dean Cain, Jim Breuer, Gary Sinise, I haven’t seen them in any movies or TV shows in at least a decade.

        Reply
      2. Kök Böri says:
        June 24, 2022 at 6:52 am

        Some of the old actors like Clint Eastwood or Jon Voigt are OK.

        Reply
        1. Jud Jackson says:
          June 24, 2022 at 10:35 am

          Yes, I agree with your choice of Clint and Jon and that they are OK.  I used to think Tom Hanks was kind of conservative because he produced the John Adams series on HBO (I think it was HBO).  But I am not sure at all about him now.

          Reply
        2. Fredrik says:
          June 25, 2022 at 5:49 am

          Voight is insane, he’s one of those hardcore Christian zionists who hosts Chabad and pro Israel events like a good shabbos goy.

          Reply
  5. Lee says:
    June 23, 2022 at 10:28 am

    I’ve liked JLP since I first became aware of him, but I must admit it’s a little nerve wracking listening to his speech impediment at times.

    Reply
  6. Nick Jeelvy says:
    June 23, 2022 at 10:37 am

    I know Molyneux pushed him a lot in the 2016-2017 era. The entire alt-lite crew seems to be lousy with people who sell traditionalism but are very “with it” and modern behind the scenes.

    Reply
  7. J Webb says:
    June 23, 2022 at 1:33 pm

    I saw the photo and thought this was an expose on the self described “Gangsta Gardener,” Ron Finley.  You can apparently shell out $180 for a class of his deep thoughts:

    “Yeah, soil. Soil is gangsta, but you can’t get more gangsta than air,” Finley says. “People take the whole gangsta mentality as something negative, but it’s not. Nobody thinks about air, but just try to do without it. It’s something you can’t do without, and you can’t even see it. It’s gangsta, it’s ninja. Air is gangsta as f—.”

    Reply
  8. Hyacinth Bouquet says:
    June 23, 2022 at 5:16 pm

    “Peterson’s fans seem to love him because he’s the opposite of woke­: He’s barely awake.”

    Now that made me laugh!

     

    Reply
  9. Lord Shang says:
    June 23, 2022 at 10:23 pm

    I remember this short, very black looking guy (memorable name tag: “Jesse Lee Peterson”) coming up to me at a conservative event circa 1995-6, saying he agreed with a public comment I’d earlier made (about interracial differences in IQ, and how that was probably the greater cause of black scholastic failure than teachers’ unions; this was only a year or two after the publication of The Bell Curve). I was impressed, more that a black would acknowledge this reality than at anything I can recall him saying.

    I don’t listen to JLP, nor have I read any of his work. I also clicked on each picture link above and must say that was a very sorry looking crew: not that I make any claims to handsomeness, but I look thoroughly normal and alert, whereas those guys all looked creepy to me in some way.

    Why did Goad write this? Maybe JLP turns out to be a secret sodomite and thus hypocrite (this is the first I’d heard of this; my initial thought is that it’s staggering how few blacks ever live up to any hype about them {Clarence Thomas is one of the only exceptions; he did not disappoint as some rightists initially worried}), but he has never done anything (to my knowledge) to further the antiwhite cause. Here and there I’ve come across comments from seemingly impeccable white preservationists extolling him. Even for an old prowhite like me, I find this more sad than hilarious.

     

    Reply
  10. Pedro Sanchez al paredon says:
    June 24, 2022 at 1:08 am

    His Kmac interview is unintendedly hilarious. Highly recommended.

     

    https://youtu.be/FCxSRjw-qMo

    Reply
    1. Holmsen says:
      June 24, 2022 at 10:08 am

      This interview is hilarious. I appreciate JLP’s style of questioning his guest, it’s very Socratic. Wasn’t Socrates also gay and black? Perhaps JLP really is his modern equivalent.

      Reply
    2. Antipodean says:
      June 24, 2022 at 8:07 pm

      Thanks. That is a great introduction, for people early on their journey, to Prof. MacDonald and the fundamental issues of white replacement. Mr Peterson is an incredibly effective interviewer. His simple language and metaphysics make him all the more so, as he forces the interviewee to pitch his views to a wider audience.

      I will be praying that his reputation comes through this trial unscathed. Could it be that he was seen as important enough a voice to be taken down; much like Cardinal Pell was in Australia? Read about it at quadrant.org or -would you believe it?– churchmilitant.com https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/george-pell-i-suspected-i-was-framed

      Reply
      1. Fredrik says:
        June 25, 2022 at 5:58 am

        Michael Voris who runs the Church Militant is a neurotic homosexual who suffers from a serious personality disorder. He goes after leftist pedos like that McCarrick guy, but if the pedo is a conservative (like Pell) then he has to be innocent, despite all the evidence supporting his accusers claims

        Reply
        1. Antipodean says:
          June 26, 2022 at 5:06 am

          I am agnostic about Pell’s innocence or guilt in relation to many matters but in this case there clearly was not adequate evidence to support a conviction, even on the balance of probabilities let alone reasonable doubt. Yet convicted he was and the conviction upheld in the Victorian Supreme Court by a two to one ruling. Thankfully the High Court eventually quashed it and the whole saga has alerted some of the less boobified in Australia that the justice system is not to be trusted.

          Reply
  11. Josephus Cato says:
    June 24, 2022 at 2:27 am

    I know of JLP’s pro-white advocacy and criticism of stereotypical black ghetto behavior.  Good message but I just don’t like his delivery.  I like VDARE’s message but I’m more of an Amren and CC guy, granted, in the context of this post, I don’t take any of the VDARE folks for closet sodomites.

    This harkens back to the golden era of closeted Republican buggery.  I don’t know what was funnier, Larry Craig soliciting gay sex in an airport bathroom stall or the Reverend Ted Haggard’s meth fueled sodomy in a seedy motel with twinks.

    I forget the guy’s name, but TDS played a black streamer who had me almost spitting out my coffee on my computer screen.  Dude was ranting about how blacks have less grievances towards whites than Jews.  Particularly in the context of a black celebrity saying something critical of Jews and having to “be educated” by some Jewish non-profit advocate about tropes, canards, etc.  At one point the guy goes, “forget the rabbi, you want me to sit down with that rabbi shit then get me a ribeye!”  Play on rabbi and ribeye plus the stereotype of black people liking BBQ along with the negro inflection made for much comedy.  I forget the guy’s name, if anyone here knows who I’m talking about please let me know who this guy is.

    Reply
    1. jack mackeral says:
      June 24, 2022 at 4:53 pm

      tommy sotomayer is the “rabbi/ribeeye” guy.

      Reply
    2. Saturn says:
      June 24, 2022 at 6:26 pm

      The gentleman you are referring to in the DS article is one Tommy Sotomoyor. Dude is a legend.

      Reply
      1. Josephus Cato says:
        June 25, 2022 at 11:04 am

        I think even Mike Enoch said he’d be fine being neighbors with him.  Thanks for the name guys!

        Reply
  12. Petronius says:
    June 24, 2022 at 5:07 am

    OK, this was pretty funny:

    “Thank God, I have a reputation for integrity (with the obvious exception of my lengthy secret sexual relationship with Jesse, for which I am profoundly sorry to God and to those who have looked to me as an example).”

    https://oldschoolus.com/the-devil-has-my-old-friend-jesse-lee-peterson/

    Reply
  13. Deetron Sassafrass says:
    June 27, 2022 at 5:12 am

    I sincerely hope this is untrue and exposed as such. It would be another damaging blow that the right can’t take

     

    Reply

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