Posted on 07/16/2010 8:34:18 PM PDT by RobinMasters
“Let me say something a tad newsworthy to the president of the NAACP: You can go to h-—,” Breitbart said. “I have tapes, a tape, of racism, and it’s an NAACP dinner. You want to play with fire? I have evidence of racism, and it’s coming from the NAACP.”
So where is the video that Breitbart has seen? I would like to see it my self.
This is part of that event...
http://www.black-and-right.com/2010/07/14/naacp-still-stuck-in-the-past/
According to a report from KMBC television in Kansas City, NAACP President Benjamin Jealous told his organization's members tea parties must "expel the bigots and racists in your ranks or take the responsibility for them and their actions."
The Hopey Changey guy and his DoJ pals only have to look in the mirror.
You've got to walk that lonesome valley.....
mmm mmm mmm
Until we stand up to these bigots, they will continue to call us racists.
I loved this!
While your point is well-taken, don’t throw women under the bus, even though I suspect you are one too based on your username. Just a friendly reminder for those of us who have backbone and are female, LOL.
Anyway, had to say it...back to regular programming.
Breitbart understands how democrat party politics work:
(Apologies to The Untouchables) “You wanna know how to get Obama? They pull a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue. That’s the Chicago Way.”
Best comment I’ve seen to date stateed that the NAACP is afraid too many AA are thinking for themselves, joining the tea party, and running for office....Free at last.
They’re trying to keep them on the plantation under their bondage.
It is hard to watch that video and not think to myself Saturday Night Live skit... and is it just me, the speaker looked mainly white.
When a woman conservative scores a knockout punch and is the subject of a thread, I'm the first one to hop on with kudos. However, Breitbart was the subject of this thread.
BTW, I'd go under a bus with him any time....mmm, mmm, mmm.
Leni
The modern NAACP is just an front organization for the DNC. They have no agenda apart from the DNC. The historical NAACP has morphed into just one more alphabet DNC mouthpiece.
If the NAACP is racist, it can’t be any surprise when the DNC as a whole is race obsessed, and completely wedded to ethnic politics and race baiting in lieu of a coherent philosophy. They don’t have anything else, this is who the DNC is.
Not worth the back-and-forth, but calling Bill O “Wilhelmina” was clearly to suggest negative female attributes.
Whatever...
We are on the same side here, so can we agree that taking on the NAACP and other race bullies is paramount?
(Sending you a PM as well!)
How’d you like the organ music that they actually played as he spoke ? It was like a bad soap opera from 50 years ago.
Nice to know there are still some in journalism that haven’t sold out.
The organ was weird!
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REFERENCE The IRS has pinpointed tax-exempts and non-profits as the locus classicus for money laundering and tax evasion (stolen money is taxable). The biggest frauds are tax-exempts writing checks to other tax-exempts---the way these "altruistic do-gooders" siphon off, then launder, tax-free monies for themselves.
While acting as succesful philanthropists, did the NAACP create a labyrinth of complex, interrelated international funds, institutions and financial entities with assets and businesses in multiple places overseas to facilitate money laundering, tax evasion and government fraud?
The NAACP and its associates, could be operating:
(1) a Ponzi fraud;
(2) laundering tax-free money with phony philathropic "foundations and charities"
(3) IRS fraud facilitation;
(4) a protection racket (shielding individuals from federal scrutiny);
(5) laundering tax-free money that ended up as donations to Democrat candidates (campaign fraud).
These activities give rise to concerns about massive govt fraud and money laundering. Did the NAACP enter into illegal agreements that constitute a criminal conspiracy, and a pattern of alleged criminal acts?
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Was NAACP involved in improper use of pension funds? In one case (ACORN), pension funds were illegally siphoned off using ACORN's American Express card. This displacement of funding led to the creation of a complex repayment system in which accused embezzler Dale Rathke owed ACORN, and ACORN in turn, owed AmEx, which, for its part, wrote off part of the money.
NAACP apparently receives funding from a variety of tax-exempt private charitable organizations. A full list of NAACP donors might be available from the Capital Research Center, an organization which studies political advocacy groups.
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ITEM If the NAACP colluded with banks, that could be actionable. This should be reported to the FBI.
FBI TIP PAGE http://tips.fbi.gov/ (you may remain anonymous)
The FBI should interrogate NAACP insiders to determine whether the level of criminality necessitates prosecutions.
POSSIBLE CHARGES Official acts prohibited, misuse of tax-free funds, abuse of tax-exempt offices, conflict of interest; influence buying; conspiracy to deceive; collusion, conspiracy to collude.
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NAACP's official finance records filed with the IRS and the Dept of State should be scrutinized for possible violations.
(1) Determine whether NAACP contributors are legit (people listed may not know they are contributors----would constitute ID theft);
(2) whether NAACP laundered, then illegally used campaign funds, and,
(3) whether NAACP illegally received campaign $$$ to influence Congressional funding votes.
The NAACP may have colluded to exchange something of value-----a tax-free gratuity, jobs for family members and cronies, etc, in exchange for donations.
FBI TIP PAGE http://tips.fbi.gov/ (you may remain anonymous)
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