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To: Cheerio

Black Americans are like sheep being led to the slaughter. They are locked in a time warp, held in economic slavery and forever bondaged and chained by their very own....supposed leaders like Obama, the CBC and the NAACP!!! Nothing new,,,,Muslim Blacks like Obama, in Sub-Sahara Africa have been doing this for thousands of years. Ya think slavery is dead. Forget it!!! It is going on, unabated throughout the world, especially the Muslim world, with emphasis on Sub Sahara Africa!!!

Truth is, African-Americans are adrift-at-sea, both economically and politically,,,and they will be that way from many years to come. They are truly, the only American group of minorities that stays depressed and static as time marges on. Hispanics, Asians, Indians, etc have left them standing alone at an abandoned train station, cause by actions of their own hands!! Sad...but true. Many other American have been slaves of one kind or another throughout our great history...and have left it behind to live the American dream. Not so with African-Americans. Gotta take a good look in the mirror, folks!!! Obama is poison for ya all!!!


36 posted on 07/08/2014 9:25:51 AM PDT by JLAGRAYFOX ( My only objective is to defeat and destroy Obama & his Democrat Party, politically!!!.)
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To: JLAGRAYFOX
Many other American have been slaves of one kind or another throughout our great history...and have left it behind to live the American dream.

Prior to about 170 years ago, nearly ALL of the populations of Japan AND Russia were miserable dirt peasants at the very bottom of the pyramid, not much more than slaves.

If they want to, people can learn new habits of thought.
44 posted on 07/08/2014 9:45:29 AM PDT by Nepeta
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