Joseph Farah: Belafonte – the real house slave

World Net Daily ^ | October 17, 2002 | Joseph Farah

[alrea]

Belafonte is the real racist BUMP

[Mr. Mulliner]

World leaders listen to Colin Powell's opinions, nobody gives a crap about Harry.

And all of those world leaders cast how many votes in our elections? They may be invisible to you, but 20 million black votes go about 90% for the Democrats. Harry says what they want or expect to hear. It's no coincidence that he said these things close to a big election. If there's no response, there should be no complaint about the way blacks vote for the stupid Democrats.

[cubreporter]

Bravo, Bravo, Bravo Mr. Farah

[buffyt]

Excellent article, just excellent! He puts it all SO well.

[Mr. Mulliner]

Wow! I'm impressed by your membership date and number, Russ.

[Taiwan Bocks]

Harry is the real houseslave.

Farah is the real superhero.
How about that Farah! for his string of grand slam home run articles,
thank God for Farah.

What's Belafonte's real name?
Is it really Moe Joe or is that a myth?

[BunnySlippers]

Belafonte can't handle the fact that there can be diversity of opinions among the black race. They vilify Justice Thomas, Condi, Powell, anyone black person who "thinks outside the plantation". It's disgusting ... someone ought to point out Belafonte's narrowmindedness to him.

[Terridan]

THIS CAME FROM THE LEFT COAST REPORT... COLLIN POWELL DID RESPOND, AND I LOVED IT!!!


4. NO-FLOAT BANANA BOAT Evidently, he was deluded and confused by the far-left company he's kept for decades. On a Southern California radio talk show, Harry Belafonte recently unleashed a vicious racist attack against Secretary of State Colin Powell. "In the days of slavery, there were those slaves who lived on the plantation and [there] were those slaves that lived in the house. Colin Powell's committed to come into the house of the master. When Colin Powell dares to suggest something other than what the master wants to hear, he will be turned back out to pasture." Powell spokesman Richard Boucher told the Washington Post that the secretary's first reaction upon hearing Belafonte's diatribe was to smile. Powell quipped that the IRS and his accountant both "thought he did better as a field hand." Showing the class associated with his office, the highest-ranking black officeholder in American history responded to calypso singer Belafonte's slur on CNN's "Larry King Live." "If Harry had wanted to attack my politics, that was fine. If he wanted to attack a particular position I hold, that was fine. But to use a slave reference, I think, is unfortunate and is a throwback to another time and another place that I wish Harry had thought twice about using." The Left Coast Report thinks it's about time Belafonte came out of his masters' house – Marx, Lenin and Stalin's house, that is.

[GOPJ]

Hollywood undressed:

So, like so many others in the entertainment business who have accumulated vast personal wealth, he chooses to act like a slave, pretend to be among the oppressed classes...

[Otta B Sleepin]

I'll tell you, I've had just about all I can take from these entertainment industry prima donnas moonlighting as policymakers and political activists.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Great article!

[ozzymandus]

belafonte had one hit song, an uncle-tom steppin fetchet little tune that was about the caliber of a minstrel show. He loves being on the liberal plantation.