Posted on 07/11/2010 10:54:28 AM PDT by Red in Blue PA
his Black Panther just keeps getting more and more absurd. New Black Panther Party head Malik Zulu Shabazz burst onto the scene with some strongly-worded messages to Glenn Beck and a interview with Fox News Megyn Kelly and has usurped BP CEO Tony Haywards place as this summers most disliked non-celebrity in some circles. And now, video has surfaced of Shabazz praising Osama Bin Laden in 2002 for not bowing down to America.
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I think you're right. They are trying to stoke enough outrage to get us to react like that so they can justify their next incremental moves.
Well, I got the opposite impression of who was where doing what when I listed to Glenn Beck, and he has great researchers. Maybe it was the way Glenn told it that garbled it up. So, I thank one and all for trying to get this right. Never mind getting lost in the weeds on this, though, because we need to focus like laser beams on the significant truths of these dangerous actions.
“listened to Glenn Beck” (not “listed to”)
Sheesh...I need to get with it this morning.
VOTER INTIMIDATION? PHILLY? 2008 ELECTION? CONVICTION? THROWN OUT BY HOLDER?
Ring a bell yet?
Obama and friends own Shabazz 100% right now, he will be an anchor around their racist necks.
Holder’s Haters.
Holder’s Haters.
Well worth the time to watch. Even Geraldo gets this one right.
Wow, sounded like a frenzied southern Baptist praise the Lord-a-thon until you listen to the madness.
panthers are punks////
Shabbazz was a racist nut at Howard University where he and three other psychos bamboozled the news media into thinking that they really represented anyone other than themselves.
Shabbazz is a psychopathic hater with a law degree (Howard Un.)
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