Friday, July 9, 2010
The New Black Panthers and Barack Obama.
While most of his opponents have focused on his ideology and actions, most of his supporters have been stirring up racial antagonism ever since someone first dared to question the credentials of B.Hussein. I knew that tactic would not end when B. Hussein proceeded to trash the country.
But I never expected to see the non existent answer to this Black Panther outrage from the Whitehouse. I guess it’s true that Eric Holder along with our First Family are what was said about them all along. I guess that is why I find the President, the Attorney General, the old Black Panther Party as specially the new one a repugnant bunch.
Worst of all is that many black Americans apparently see any opposition to B. Hussein as an attack on all black people, rather than on one individual. Many saw the election as a matter of racial payback (mostly for things done decades or generations ago, or for imaginary injuries), rather than racial healing. Some have expressed the idea, "now WE'RE in charge, nya, nya, nya"__and never mind that most of them are being hurt along with the rest of us by this atrocious government. It's all about race in some people's minds.
Although the Nation of Islam is threatening whites openly and directly, the media is ignoring the fact that Black racial "wilding" in the cities has returned full force. Obama made it perfectly clear in what little history he could not hide from the public that he is a Black Nationalist racist. His "church" preached black racism and has lose ties to the Nation of Islam. His books make clear he hates White people. He and his wifey were pumping their black power fists throughout the campaign. Whites think they are immune to diversity racism in power and that is a lie. They think the judicary branch will protect equal rights for all people regardless of race, and that is a lie. As Holder has made clear, civil rights are only for minorities _ not whites. Holder kicked off his rule by pointing out that Whites are cowards in the realm of race. We are and diversity racists count on that.
Clearly, Shabazz has issued a threat to Glenn Beck and his followers. Most of the Tea Party people are nice middle class folks with little, if any, experience in street fighting. Now it is up to the DC police to either protect Beck's rally from assault or allow gangs of thugs to terrorize innocent people. If there is state protected violence it will set the tone for many years to come and I can see no good coming from it.
I plan to attend the DC rally on the 28th. As always, I will be peaceful, and respectful. I plan to walk away from trouble because I do not want to lower myself to their level. Having said that I will be dammed if a group of rag tail racist’s thugs will stop me from going anywhere I want to be.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
The real reason the left love using the phrase "teabagger" to tea party folks
But some tea party folks are bothered by it. Why I don't know. Maybe annoyed because the left enjoys saying it so much, who knows. But the left is obsessed with it because they think "FINALLY" they have a word that they can throw that stings as much as the "n-word".
I just can't get enough of watching stunned libs faces after each small triumph the tea party has, slowly but surely, in our right-swinging political atmosphere. Most recently with Nikki Haley in SC.
Meanwhile, I'm wondering where the NAACP and the left is crying racism that a black "little guy" from SC is being intimidated by the political powers to give up his miracle win in senate primary. If he had an "R" instead of a "D" next to his name, the cries of racism would echoe past Iraq and India.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
To Be Brutally Honest
I will be honest. After the election I’ve been disappointed in black people. I know some may say this is racism, and maybe it is, but I never treat people differently on the individual basis. (I believe in a literal Genesis!) I just can’t seem to help having a general belief about black people supporting Barack Obama by default. I know this is wrong. These are thoughts I need to sort out, and be in control of.
Since, blacks normally highly favor Democrats there is also a high coincidental aspect, and therefore an immediate check in judgment of accusing black people of black supremacy, but it really seems that there is an extra fervor in their eyes and voices. And I can’t help but notice. I can’t imagine that their emulations for their own can ever, ever be conceived as rightness when taken in equal measure from a white person’s perspective. However, this is a cultural moment, and we have to appreciate that, and we have to be discerning.
I hope that that extra fervor is gratefulness for the equality and chance for opportunity in the land God gave this people, and that Barack represents this right feeling as a symbol. I hope that they realize that America is the least racist nation from this experience. I hope their fervor isn’t black supremacy, and in the meantime, I’d like the backbiting to stop, which accuses anyone of opposition of some form of bigotry. And I hope that blacks and other minorities realize that Barack’s vision for America is not what built this countryWednesday, June 23, 2010
News Flash
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
The General McChrystal Controversy
I don't blame the General and the soldiers and their leaders. the fools are we who do not see this administration for what they are, incompetent impostor!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
I would have been a hell of a lot more impressed if
I would have been a hell of a lot more impressed if Pres. Obama said, “…this is the situation as-it-stands, and here’s what we’re going to do about it. BP has accepted responsibility and we’ll deal with what-happened after we’ve got the well sealed and the oil in the Gulf and on the shoreline dealt-with. Now is not the time for the blame game….there’s vital and urgent work to do”
Instead we get Bush-blaming, finger-pointing…and lawyers.
