Obama's Anger [mod note - Quote in excerpt is NOT from Obama]

American Thinker ^ | March 20, 2008 | Ed Kaitz

[PurpleMan]

"I asked him point blank why these Vietnamese refugees, with no money, friends, or knowledge of the language could be, within a generation, so successful..."

His answer, only a few words, not only floored me but became sort of a razor that has allowed me ever since to slice through all of the rhetoric regarding race relations that Democrats shovel our way during election season:

"We're owed and they aren't."

[PurpleMan]

As noted in #48, I accepted the excerpt hit. The title was the title given by the author. You don’t like it, email him
at editor@americanthinker.com.

I am, however, not responsible for the drive-by Freeper knuckleheads who post without reading. They discredit the site, not I.

[MotleyGirl70]

Why the black community cannot learn the lesson from their example and their experience is beyond me. But it is clear now that even the great Obama, despite his political success, has not learned it.

Read the "Vision" statement and "The Ten Point Plan" on the Black Panther's website. Go seek it out and you'll read some real frightening stuff.

It's the same mindset shared with many in the black community--that they think they're "owed."

[PurpleMan]

The “Ten Point Plan”

http://www.blackpanther.org/TenPoint.htm

[xtinct]

eeeks... going to need Internet glasses... lol

[MizSterious]

LOL—it’s happened to me, too.

[xtinct]

dang... and that was a rant and a half... lol

[Gritty]

[MotleyGirl70]

I must say it's quite the eye-opener reading the Black Panther Party website.

YIKES!

[Little Ray]

Have to disagree.
If an education was “owed” to people, the gub’mint would have long since “busted” the NEA and and its fellow unions and crushed the idiots that run so many universities.

[neverdem]

It’s quite an essay. Please post regular essays and commentary from the American Thinker in the editorial sidebar. It gets more eyeballs. Their blogs are a different matter.

[MotleyGirl70]

Do you know who the guy is that they have flashing on the upper left-hand corner of the homepage?

[EveningStar]

TaЯd ping!

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[mylife]

Marking for reference

[mylife]

The irony of it all however is that the "white establishment" managed to get them into the college and pay their entire tuition. Instead of being encouraged to study international affairs, classical or modern languages, philosophy or art, most of these students became ethnic studies or sociology majors because it allowed them to remain in disciplines whose orientation justified their existence at the university. In short, it became a vicious cycle.

I had a neighbor many years back, a black woman, very proud and Afrocentric. she was enrolled in college on the Gov teat, held a degree in African studies, dressed sharply in African attire and was a well spoken and very educated.

She put on a good face for us all and I really was proud of her tenacity.

It's a shame, her studies kept her in place and that her children would come to my house looking for a "baloney' sandwich because there was nothing to eat, because she spent the money on the fancy garb.

[syriacus]

Bookmarked!

[george76]

We now know that Barack Obama really has no interest in the “audacity of hope.”

With his race speech, Obama became a peddler of angst, resentment and despair. Too bad he doesn’t direct that angst at the liberal establishment that has sold black people a bill of goods since the 1960s.

[Fred Nerks]

With his race speech, Obama became a peddler of angst, resentment and despair.

read point 10, note the last sentence:

But, when a long train of abuses and usurpation, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security.

BLACK PANTHER TEN POINTS. LINK

Agitation fulfills their agenda. It's a REVOLUTION they want...and no one can start a revolution by reminding their followers HOW LUCKY THEY ARE TO LIVE IN THE US! (Nor by reminding them the above words relate to INDEPENDANCE FROM THE ENGLISH MONARCHY!)

I continue to ask: WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? But no one replies:

RECREATE68. website-link.

Join us in the streets of Denver as we resist a two-party system that allows imperialism and racism to continue unrestrained

[USF]

Re: Recreate68

Seems to be fronted by Glenn Spagnuolo of Colorado who has been behind other LLL activist groups and alliances.

http://slapstickpolitics.blogspot.com/search/label/glenn%20spagnuolo

[Fred Nerks]

thanks, from your links:

The group, which is expecting up to 50,000 protesters from across the country, plans to march from Civic Center to the Pepsi Center, where the convention will be held, on Aug. 24, even though a parade route or a security zone hasn’t been announced.

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One of Glenn Spagnuolo’s activist friends is former University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill. Churchill is well known for his controversial views and statements about the victims of the 9-11 attacks.

[USF]

He was one of the ringleaders behind the Columbus Day hatefest too:

Birds of a feather...