Posted on 07/14/2015 8:04:38 AM PDT by Perseverando
In 2015, slavery is no longer freedom, but it certainly is tolerance.
Congressman Louie Gohmert read a portion of my article "Pull Down the Slaver Flags of Islam" on the floor of Congress which addresses the hypocrisy of censoring the Dukes of Hazzard while opening the doors to Islamic racism and other forms of supremacist bigotry and nostalgia for slave-owning cultures.
When Obama condemned Christianity for the Crusades, only a thousand years too late, in attendance was the Foreign Minister of Sudan; a country that practices slavery and genocide. Obama could have taken time out from his rigorous denunciation of the Middle Ages to speak truth to the emissary of a Muslim Brotherhood regime whose leader is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity. But our moral liberals spend too much time romanticizing actual slaver cultures.
Its a lot easier for Obama to get in his million dollar Cadillac with its 5-inch thick bulletproof windows, a ride Boss Hogg could only envy, and chase down a couple of good ole boys than it is to condemn a culture that committed genocide in our own time, not in 1099, and that keeps slaves today, not in 1815.
Even while the Duke boys were being chased through Georgia, Obama appeared at an Iftar dinner; an event at which Muslims emulate Mohammed, who had more slaves than Robert E. Lee. There are no slaves in Arlington House today, but in the heartlands of Islam, from Saudi mansions to ISIS dungeons, there are still slaves, laboring, beaten, bought, sold, raped and disposed of in Mohammeds name.
Slavery does not exist under the Confederate flag eagerly being pulled down. It does exist under the black and green flags of Islam rising over mosques in Iraq,
(Excerpt) Read more at frontpagemag.com ...
(Thanks to Billthedrill for the use of the quote.)
Louie Gohmert and Daniel Greenfield are two brave dudes.
Amen!
Rights organisations decry delay of AU’s S Sudan report
Publication of AU Commission of Inquiry report repeatedly delayed on grounds that it might disrupt peace process
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2015/08/rights-organisations-decry-delay-au-sudan-report-150809082851238.html
[odd — I don’t remember that kind of restraint when the report is a smear of Israel]
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