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Here is complete video of Rev. Jeremiah Wright's speech in celebration of the 60th anniversary celebration of the independent socialist magazine Monthly Review. The event was held on September 17th, 2009, at the New York Society for Ethical Culture in New York City. He is introduced in the video by Robert W. McChesney, co-founder of Free Press, "an organization which has come under scrutiny for its links to the Obama Administration and dedication to the transformation and control of the private media in the U.S." McChesney has written: "Our job is to make media reform part of our broader struggle...
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Perry Ealim was elated to learn that he had won a local business award from the Anne Arundel County NAACP, and he sent a mass e-mail asking friends and associates, largely fellow Republicans, to join him at the Nov. 20 award ceremony. But most aren't so eager to dine with the evening's guest speaker, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., who is President Obama's controversial former pastor. "I am happy for your honor, however I cannot support an organization that would have a racist/bigot such as Mr. Wright as [its] speaker," wrote James Pelura, chairman of the Maryland Republican Party....
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This video was made especially for Janeane Garofalo and those in the media who seem to think that disagreeing with Obama makes you a racist. These are just a few of the black American patriots who chose to stand up and exercise their First Amendment rights at tea parties and other various rallies and protests. Are these people racists, Janeane? What would you say, Keith? These people are true patriots. God Bless them all and God Bless America.
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MSNBC President Phil Griffin has vowed to launch a “thorough and complete investigation” to root out “any insidious, racist teleprompters in our midst.” After anchor Contessa Brewer was victimized by a racist ‘prompter that couldn’t tell the difference between Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton, the news organization realized that it had a serious problem on its hands. “It’s something that we probably should have paid more attention to after the first few incidents,” said Griffin. Griffin then detailed some recent ‘prompter faux pas that the post-racial Obama administration network of choice originally dismissed as isolated incidents. Last spring,...
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George Lopez, the first Latino to lead a television series successfully, isn't laughing. "TV just became really, really white again," he said.
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Here we are only nine months into the ubiquitously proclaimed "post-racial presidency," and all that promised harmony among the races has disappeared faster than a Chicago minute. All it took for addled minds to conjure shadows of racism behind every whitey tree in the whole American forest were voices raised in dissent over the President's far-left policies. No sooner had congress' summer recess begun -- without the President's hoped-for passage of Obamacare -- than the racist cries began their assent. Nancy Pelosi threw down the "swastika" gauntlet aimed at townhall attendees, which essentially tarred those citizens with white-supremacy slander. In...
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In the Bronx, a Clash of Cultures Turns Violent Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times Community leaders organized meetings at Al Tawba mosque in Claremont to address fear and frustration expressed by many local West African immigrants who have experienced tensions with the local black American residents. Published: October 19, 2009 The storefronts on a stretch of Webster Avenue in the Claremont neighborhood in the South Bronx tell the story of local shifts as well as any census: a Senegalese-run 99-cent store, an African video store, an African-run fast-food spot, a mosque, several African restaurants. A Community Struggles The owner of...
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I used to know what a racist was but now it has a new lexicon which has still to be defined. Dictionary.com; 1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others. 2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination. 3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races. Now I think it means you are not a radical Liberal.
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HAMMOND, La. (AP) - A Louisiana justice of the peace said he refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple out of concern for any children the couple might have. Keith Bardwell, justice of the peace in Tangipahoa Parish, says it is his experience that most interracial marriages do not last long. Neither Bardwell nor the couple immediately returned phone calls from The Associated Press. But Bardwell told the Daily Star of Hammond that he was not a racist.
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They did it to Rush Limbaugh. Who will be next? I am sure Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson and others on the Left are struggling to contain their overwhelming feelings of glee and power. They did it! Their campaign of lies and slander portraying Rush Limbaugh as a racist achieved its goal. Rush was dropped from a team bidding to purchase an NFL football team. Rush's dismissal is a victory for political correctness, despicable reporting and high tech lynching. No need to fact check racist accusations against Rush, although a few researchers have pursued and failed to find the alleged racist...
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Dear Rush, We are so very sorry about what the scruple-less liberal bias conservative hating media have done and are continuing to do to you. While we realize you are a big boy and can handle it, you are still a human being. This international personal attack on your character based on such absurd charges has to be extremely painful. We, your 20 million plus loyal fans are outraged. You have our total support. Rush you have made us a family. For 20 years you have given us and continue to give us comfort, hope and peace when things have...
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They did it to Rush Limbaugh. Who will be next? I am sure Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson and others on the Left are struggling to contain their overwhelming feelings of glee and power. They did it! Their campaign of lies and slander portraying Rush Limbaugh as a racist achieved its goal. Rush was dropped from a team bidding to purchase an NFL football team. Rush's dismissal is a victory for political correctness, despicable reporting and high tech lynching. No need to fact check racist accusations against Rush, although a few researchers have pursued and failed to find the alleged racist...
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Are the Democrats the Racism Party? Just when OK thought the race(ism) card was too worn out for liberals to do anything more than retire it from the life deck, Obama-media has once again resurrected it. It’s a strategy designed to keep Conservatives and the Right on the defensive. The Left’s current target is talk show host Rush Limbaugh. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recently lectured us on the importance of civility and accountability for one’s words. She suggested that a lack of civility could lead to violence. However, the Left loves to sermonize while isolating and smearing any dissent. An...
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October 11, 2009 Obama and the end of white guiltBy Jeff Lukens Barack Obama portrayed himself as America's first "post-racial" president, yet he and his supporters continue to play the race card against ordinary Americans who oppose him. Despite a big election victory, Obama is unable to understand that ordinary Americans do not like being bullied. Nor does he understand that they do not like being called racists for political disagreements. The Obama agenda is desperate and out of ideas. In their desperation, they deal from the bottom of the deck. The race card has never failed them before, and...
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AMERICANS have condemned the Hey Hey It's Saturday "Jackson Five" skit, with US TV talkshows, news bulletins and talkback radio debating whether it was racist and if Harry Connick Jr was correct to take a stand. As Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard also entered the fray today, defending the Hey Hey's intent, on one of America's top-rating morning TV talkshows, The View, it was labelled "demeaning". "We are in what people like to call post-racial America right now with (Barack) Obama in office," The View co-host, Joy Behar, said on air. "I'm not saying that it (racism) is gone, but...
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CNN is receiving criticism, of many different kinds from many different places, for a segment Monday on "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." The segment "fact-checked" a Saturday Night Live sketch. The sketch, which has been deemed the show's first viral hit of the season, cataloged Pres. Obama's supposed lack of accomplishments. The Wall Street Journal's James Taranto called the idea "a bizarre exercise." The Baltimore Sun's David Zurawik wrote, "Fact checking a comedy sketch -- I will say no more." FNC's Greg Gutfeld showed the clip on Red Eye and joked, "Seriously, reviewing an 'SNL' skit for accuracy is...
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Then again, in turn, his performance doesn’t seem quite so bad when compared with Mickey Rooney in the role of Mr Yunioshi, Holly’s bucktoothed, yellowface Japanese neighbour. Though the problem here is less with the acting than with the stereotypical nature of the role. “O me so sorry! Me love you long time!” It makes The Black and White Minstrel Show look like a government ethnic minority recruitment campaign. Apparently, director Blake Edwards subsequently expressed regret, saying “looking back, I wish I had never done it”, but this doesn’t change the fact that one of the most acclaimed films of...
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Hate’s whisper manifests in shouts. There are ways to achieve any goal. When the goal is to destroy and malign, lies and cross burnings work wonders. Just ask anyone who lived through the pre-civil rights era and they will relate evil’s effective methods. Growing up, I was slowly introduced to racism. My first friends were two black girls, Doris and Evelyn. I adored them. They were a bit older and would take me with them to the drugstore to buy bubble gum or penny candy. They taught me how to play jump rope and were always patient with this klutzy...
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Try to imagine the 4th congressional district of Georgia. It is a mostly black district represented by second term Congressman Hank Johnson. The district was represented for many years by one of the most celebrated nutcases in congressional history, Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney. It is a district which proves, if nothing else, that fools and idiots have a right to be represented in Congress just like everyone else. After being defeated in 2002, McKinney served as a member of the 9/11 Commission... apparently under the theory that only another insane person could possibly understand the insanity of flying planeloads of innocent...
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When Congressman Joe Wilson (R-SC) shouted, "You lie!" in the middle of President Barack Obama's address to both houses of Congress, his outburst opened up a far bigger can of worms than mere accusations of partisanship or even rudeness. A certain faction on the left took less than 24 hours to insist that Wilson couldn't possibly have been calling the president a liar because he was lying, but rather was calling him a liar because he was black. And in America, despite being some 40 years past the civil rights upheaval that did so much for so many, the "R"...
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When are American whites and blacks going to realize that they need each other and stop the damn nonsense of seeing race and racism under every rose bush? Those of us who try to live by the Martin Luther King dictum of character over color, are tired of the games being played to try to eternally divide and probably eventually destroy this country! Today a half black, half white man is leading the US. Not even Hollywood could have written such a perfect script. A president split right down the color wheel, takes over, elected by whites, blacks and every...
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Last Friday, I moderated an issues forum for Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. during the Congressional Black Caucus's annual legislative conference. At the beginning of the program, an adorable group of grade school students with matching uniforms walked to the front of the room in the Washington Convention Center and performed three songs about President Obama. The audience loved it. Parents and adults whipped out their cell phones and video cameras to capture the moment. For once, it seemed that America's black youth were being inspired about their government and their own futures. It was a beautiful moment. The next day...
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“You’re all racists!” That’s the meme sweeping the mainstream media and left-leaning Web sites these days. Conservative opposition to the Democratic policies championed by President Obama. Everybody is saying it. Former President Jimmy Carter is saying it. Frank Rich of The New York Times is saying it. Orlando Romero of the Santa Fe New Mexican is saying it. All the cool people are saying it, so it must be true, right? The fact is, conservatives oppose leftist politicians because they try to enact leftist policies. Barack Obama is a leftist politician and therefore conservatives oppose his policies. Because the swing...
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Video of Former NBA Player John Salley stating majority of white America hates Obama because 200 some odd days ago they loved him. Doesn't this statement seem a tad contradictory to anyone? I mean they voted for him because he was "great", now they hate him because he is "black". Is anyone else beyond sick of this garbage yet?
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NASHVILLE — Republican congressional hopeful Robin Smith says that, when she was state GOP chairman last year, then-Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama labeled her as “everything from racist to terrorist to extremist” after the state party posted a video criticizing Michelle Obama. Mrs. Smith, who is running in the 3rd Congressional District primary, made the assertion in a recently videotaped interview with Helen Smith, a commentator for the conservative Internet Web site Pajamas TV. Dr. Smith, no relation to the candidate, asked why more women do not run for office. “From personal experience I can tell you ... I was...
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I love a great debate. The national congress is providing our country with lots of content for dinner-table conversation. However, when some play “the racism card” it destroys our community and national spirit. This is becoming especially common when people lack the logic to back up their positions or beliefs. As we have been watching the public debate concerning the destiny of this country, I am most disappointed in the decline of civility and the insult slinging. The most offensive part about name calling is that it implies we can read the minds of others. The former president Jimmy Carter...
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You may think racism means prejudging or discriminating against people because of their race. All right: can you define race? Go on, try it. Or host a party and challenge your guests to come up with an explanation that doesn't start a fight. Is race a biological classification, an ethnic one, a religious one, a geographic one, or what? If the meaning of race is slippery, how precise can this term it feeds - racism - be? And if the definition is what enables us to evaluate the facts, where does all this leave us? Racism today belongs to a...
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If you think that a czar is unconstitutional ... you might be a racist! If you are opposed to a government run health care system ... you might be a racist! If you think that it is unAmerican to bow before the Saudi King ... you might be a racist! If you think that the stimulus plan has been an utter failure ... you might be a racist! If you think that this administration is driving the deficit up at alarming rates ... you might be a racist! If you think that this is a nation based on Christian values...
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With former Obama green jobs czar Van Jones gone, along with his views about whites directing poisons to minorities, focus is now shifting to race-based views of "diversity czar" Mark Lloyd, who has suggested "white people" step down from positions of power to allow "more people of color, gays" and "other people" to take those positions. Lloyd, the Federal Communications Commission chief diversity officer appointed to the newly created position by President Obama in early August, has talked about issues such as a 100 percent tax on broadcast outlets to collect money to provide alternative viewpoints, mandatory diversity in station...
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So white people, good though they may be, must "step down so" "more people of color, gays" and "other people" "can have power." And thereby "change the problem" of whites running the show. So who is "in a position where you have to say who is going to step down so someone else can have power?" Why, Lloyd is. Lloyd now sits astride the FCC, which regulates and oversees a very finite world indeed. That being the radio dial, and the limited number of broadcast licenses that can be issued.
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“Are you a teabagger?,you must be a teabagger?” In which I respond “You must be watching some Rachel Maddow”, “Nope, are you a teabagger? That’s what you are called, right?” I was then told that teabaggers were racist, and the protesters at the rally only came out because they hate blacks. WTF!?!
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With all this racist talk showing up in the media and blogs, I thought it would be good to post a short photo primer on knowing your racist. Distribute freely because it's always a good idea to know one when you see one. Edisto Joe The Edisto Joe Outlook
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The editorial writers at the New York Times are obviously out of touch with the hearts and minds of America. They believe we follow media goons such as Limbaugh and Beck like zombies because we cannot think for ourselves. So, they go out and demonize the goons we love, hoping that one of us zombies will now get that alternate schools of thought are abominable and must be dismissed by any means. In a recent Times editorial, Fred Conrad, while making the point that people who object to President Obama’s health care plan are racist, reminds us of the time...
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America’s elder statesman, Jimmy Carter, says that racism is behind all the opposition to Obama and his policies. People who are against the policies of Obama are not really against his policies, they are actually against Obama because of his race. No other reason exists. Jimmy Carter says so; therefore, it must be true...
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According to Representative Hank Johnson, the logical conclusion of yelling “you lie!” at the President during a joint session of congress is a return of the Klu Klux Klan. I have given up trying to understand Liberal logic (if there in fact IS such a thing) therefore in an attempt to end the partisan bickering , I have my own logical conclusion scenario to purpose... What kind of man chooses to associate with the following individuals? Radical and Socialist Influences: Saul Alinsky Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Mansour Bill Ayers Carl Davidson Frank Marshall Davis Bernardine Dohrn John L. McKnight Democratic Socialists...
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Or to point out how imperious the First Couple is?Is she really the new Jackie Kennedy? Here's a photo of her at a White House meeting on Friday wearing something that looks like the suicide belt terrorists wear: It reminded me of the ridiculous get up she wore while visiting Westminster Abbey when she flew with her girls over to London to do a bit of sight seeing. Michelle Goes Out for Veggies!Then there was Michelle's little trip out the front gates of the White House to a Farmer's Market one block away: Hi-Ho, the Derry-O By Dana Milbank Washington...
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ACORN CEO Bertha Lewis slams James O'Keefe for dressing up like a pimp because that is what "a black and brown organization would go for."
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DAYTON — Sen. Sherrod Brown said Friday, Sept. 18, that he believes President Obama should have a health reform bill — one with a government-run insurance plan and universal coverage — on his desk by late fall. The Ohio Democrat said he would be “hard-pressed” to vote for a bill that does not include a government insurance plan as one of the options available to people. He made his comments following a breakfast speech sponsored by the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Also Friday, an audience member asked Brown about comments by Nancy Pelosi, the...
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It is now official. According to the urban dictionary (an unimpeachable beacon of truth) a racist is defined as: Anyone who disagrees with Obama. Interestingly enough, the word has nothing at all to do with race relations. example: You don't want socialized medicine? You racist.
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“Are you a teabagger?,you must be a teabagger?” In which I respond “You must be watching some Rachel Maddow”, “Nope, are you a teabagger? That’s what you are called, right?” I was then told that teabaggers were racist, and the protesters at the rally only came out because they hate blacks. WTF!?!
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Its now official. I'm a racist. No less than a former president of the United States has declared that if I oppose the takeover of 17% of our economy under the guise of health care reform, I hate black people. According to President Carter, U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson's objection to a 'misstatement' in President Obama's speech to Congress last week was an act "based on racism" and rooted in fears of a black president. And a Rasmussen survey shows that fully 12% of Americans agree with him. The old media has chimed in, with the left's favorite columnist, Maureen Dowd,...
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Don't know if I can post a snippet from the story BUT.... The gist is that the Democrat running for Governor of Virginia told David Gregory at at debate that racism is behind protests against the White House. This will make a great campaign commerical for Deeds opponent, McDonnell.
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Okay, just call me a racist. Seems that we just can’t say anything about Obama and his ‘change’ that he is trying to force on this country without being labeled a racist. Jimmy Carter said it, he’s always right, remember his fine record in office. If not agreeing with Obama, a man that wants to do everything in his power to destroy the basic foundations of this country is considered a racist, then count me in.
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Is there anyway to remind the ones calling everyone who disagrees with the potus "a racist" that he is also white? What I want to know is why is he considered a black man? Last time I checked he was born from a white mother, whose parents were both white as well. Why is he soley black? To consider him "ONLY BLACK" is racist! Why won't the conservative voices of the airwaves raise that question? I think by considering himself to be only black or all of the voices calling those who disagree a racist, should remember he is as...
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I attended the Rally in Washington this past weekend, and I assure you I am not a racist. When I came back and told some family members about my trip… Well, this is how the conversation went. “Are you a teabagger?,you must be a teabagger?” In which I respond “You must be watching some Rachel Maddow”, “Nope, are you a teabagger? That’s what you are called, right?”
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Obama's entire life has been devoted to fomenting racial animus Dear Liberals, Please be advised that your Race Card account has been closed. This decision was based on your account history of excessive over-limit spending. Please destroy your card immediately as it will no longer be honored. Sincerely, The American People No president in history came to office with more political capital than Barack Obama. He squandered it like a lottery winner within a few months. If liberals had any sense of irony, they would appreciate the inanity of braying about racism right after America elected a black president. Obama’s...
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The pacifist pansy Jimmy "Peanut" Carter let 53 Americans be held hostage in Iran for 444 days while he stood by and did nothing. The day after he left office and the day Reagan assumed the White House the hostages were set free. Many refer to him as the worst President of all time. Just when you thought his stock could not sink any lower it hit a new bottom. He recently stated in an interview with NBC's Brian Williams that much of the criticism towards President Barack Obama "is based on the fact that he is a black...
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