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1 posted on 12/07/2004 7:07:53 PM PST by churchillbuff
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fat white man bringing gifts"

I resemble that remark.

2 posted on 12/07/2004 7:13:30 PM PST by Graybeard58 (Remember and pray for Spec.4 Matt Maupin - MIA/POW- Iraq since 04/09/04)
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What's your favorite Kwanzaa Carol?


3 posted on 12/07/2004 7:13:57 PM PST by Texas Eagle (If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all)
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Wasn't Kwanzaa invented by some guy while he was in jail?


4 posted on 12/07/2004 7:14:34 PM PST by Echo Talon
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Technically speaking Santa Claus is "Little Red Man", and far from being a "white man", he's actually an hallucinogenic mushroom (amanita muscaria) found in Northern Europe and Asia.


5 posted on 12/07/2004 7:16:35 PM PST by muawiyah
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I guess the BARF! alert is implied...


6 posted on 12/07/2004 7:17:02 PM PST by Texas_Jarhead
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OK, I'll tell you what. The fat white guy hasn't brought me my pony yet, so the first African dude walks in the door with it, I'm there.

Christmas shouldn't be materialistic, it should be about belief. And I believe if I don't get my pony this year the streets will run red with blood.

7 posted on 12/07/2004 7:17:26 PM PST by Billthedrill
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9 posted on 12/07/2004 7:18:05 PM PST by Alouette ("Who is for the LORD, come with me!" -- Mattisyahu ben Yohanon, father of Judah Maccabee)
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A relatively young holiday, Kwanzaa was created in 1966 ...

by Ronald Karenga, a radical, who was later sentenced to prison for torturing a woman. One of the purposes of Kwanzaa was to culturally separate blacks from whites.

Today he's a college professor at Berkley(?).

11 posted on 12/07/2004 7:19:44 PM PST by rllngrk33 (The fourth estate is now the propaganda wing of the Democratic Party.)
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there are plenty of countries where there is no fat white man bringing gifts. go there.


13 posted on 12/07/2004 7:23:08 PM PST by the invisib1e hand (if a man lives long enough, he gets to see the same thing over and over.)
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Gad....the Goatway hasn't changed one bloody bit from when I was an undergrad at UNO back in the 80s. And for their information, St. Patrick's Day is a Catholic feast day, NOT an "Irish cultural celebration"!

Liberal wannabee-mainstream media morons!

15 posted on 12/07/2004 7:30:34 PM PST by Bombardier (That's the life of an outlaw. Tough, ain't it?)
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Bush was correct in pointing out that this new high holy day is a very recent invention. There are few holidays we can actually attribute to one man's vision. Kwanzaa is such a holiday – coined by Ron Karenga in 1966.

Who was Ron Karenga?

Glad you asked.

He is a convicted felon – sentenced five years after inventing Kwanzaa for torturing two black women by whipping them with electrical cords and beating them with a karate baton after stripping them naked. He placed in the mouth of one of the victims a hot soldering iron, also scarring her face with the device. He put one of her big toes in a vise, and detergent and running water in both of their mouths.

But that wasn't the beginning of the bizarre and violent behavior of Karenga, the patron saint of Kwanzaa – not by a long shot.

Just about the time he was dreaming up this new holiday, he was also inventing a new political movement on the campus of UCLA. That movement was called "black cultural nationalism." His group was called United Slaves. And it was defined mainly by violent confrontations with the Black Panthers at UCLA. Two of his followers shot dead two members of the Panthers in 1969.

But no sooner did Karenga get out of prison on the torture charges in 1975 than all was forgotten about his criminal and violent past. He was proclaimed Saint Karenga. Four years later, he was running the Black Studies Department at California State University in Long Beach.

How did he get that job in academia with his record?

Glad you asked again.

Paul Mulshine, who has done an admirable job of chronicling Karenga's history for FrontPagemag.com, has a theory.

Karenga had a jailhouse conversion.

No, he did not become a born-again Christian. He did not renounce violence. He did not even repudiate his past. But he did become a Marxist.

And, while becoming a Christian might have disqualified him for a role in the world of the modern U.S. university, a conversion to Marxism was perceived as a sign of rehabilitation. The one-time psychopath had seen the light.

In conclusion, I hope this little cultural and history lesson helps you see the light – about Kwanzaa. It's being taught to your kids in your government schools. It's become a commercial bonanza in black communities through the United States. And, now, even the president of the United States is praising it as a legitimate holiday.


17 posted on 12/07/2004 7:33:08 PM PST by Radioactive
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...a gift that would better represent black culture... And what, exactly, would that be? Hmmmmmm?
18 posted on 12/07/2004 7:33:39 PM PST by BeerSwillr (Profanity free since 2003-12-17 20:41:45)
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Keynote speaker Saidi J. Liwaru stressed the importance of Kwanzaa as an African American holiday as well as a Pan-African holiday.

Kwanzaa is a nice holiday, but it's not African. Nor is it celebrated in Africa.

19 posted on 12/07/2004 7:35:27 PM PST by LadyDoc (liberals only love politically correct poor people)
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Keynote speaker Saidi J. Liwaru stressed the importance of Kwanzaa as an African American holiday as well as a Pan-African holiday. Kwanzaa is a time for knowing one's roots while bettering one's culture.

LOL.

In 1979 I managed to get myself in deep do-do with the USAF by asking the wrong question.

I had to attend the mandatory training for "African American" month, then "Latino / Spanish Month", then "blah blah Month", etc.

All of these courses were taught by minority race instructors.

I asked the question, "when do we celebrate Irish Month? When do we celebrate Italian Month? When do we celebrate English Month?"

Man, the do-do hit the fan major league.

Kwanaza.

Right.

LVM

20 posted on 12/07/2004 7:36:54 PM PST by LasVegasMac (If it ain't smoked, it ain't worth puttin' on the table!)
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"Kwanzaa comes from the philosophy of Kawaida, a cultural nationalist philosophy that argues that Africans must bring forth the best of their culture to be models of human excellence, enriching and expanding the lives of their people."

I approve of that whole heartedly. But where are the support systems to bring it about? 1966 was a long time ago and I don't see any. All I see is destruction in Africa and a tendency to socialism of the kind that lines the pockets of people like Robert Mugabe. Skin color doesn't matter for much of anything. If you give bad men a sanctuary, they will own your house.

21 posted on 12/07/2004 7:42:17 PM PST by BobS
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What do you call the black students at the University of Nebraska?

The football team.

22 posted on 12/07/2004 7:43:54 PM PST by Clemenza (Gabba Gabba Hey!)
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After the keynote address, a somewhat culturally diverse audience of nearly 50 people enjoyed a meal of fried chicken, greens, cornbread, pumpkin pie and macaroni and cheese.

This is a hoax! Everybody know they'd be eating sweetpotato pie! Seriously - how many Blacks are the at UNO (aside from the football and basketball team), and how many Blacks are there in Omaha?

23 posted on 12/07/2004 7:46:15 PM PST by Cowboy Bob (Fraud is the lifeblood of the Democratic Party)
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"to get away from the belief of a fat white man bringing gifts to poor kids in the ghetto,"

What if that fat white man is the mailman bringing the welfare check?

30 posted on 12/07/2004 8:43:17 PM PST by nonliberal (Graduate: Curtis E. LeMay School of International Relations)
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With all of the misery and violence the black community has visited on it's own people and the city here in Omaha, this silly exercise in some invented back to Africa holiday is just the type of style over substance, changing the subject event we have come to expect from this crowd.


32 posted on 12/07/2004 9:28:51 PM PST by hatfieldmccoy (Satan has a new name and it is Islam)
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The term Kwanzaa comes from the phrase, "matunda ya kwanza" which means "first fruits."

Is this where the term "fruits & nuts" comes from?

BTW, how many blacks live in Nebraska? I would expect they don't have many. So I doubt there is a big uproar demanding Kwanza celebrations.

34 posted on 12/07/2004 10:12:35 PM PST by jamaly
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