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McCain Gets in Touch with Reality

Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 8:33:32 am PDT

Suddenly John McCain has decided it’s OK to criticize Barack Obama for his association with Jeremiah Wright. It’s no longer out of touch with reality, it’s not racist, and it’s not the kind of sleazy politics that Ronald Reagan would be ashamed of.

Why the change of heart? Because Barack Obama said it was a “legitimate issue:” The Wright Stuff: McCain goes after Wright.

Meanwhile, Rev. Wright gave a very pugnacious speech to the National Press Club this morning and said, among other things, “This is an attack on the black church.” Clearly, he was emboldened by that wildly enthusiastic reception he got from the NAACP.

And he’s being accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam.

Answering his first question, Wright first chided the questioner for not having heard the whole sermon, and then defended comments he made shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks that the United States had brought terrorism onto itself.

“If you heard the whole sermon, first of all, you heard that I was quoting the ambassador from Iraq. ... But Number Two, to quote the Bible: ‘Be not deceived. God is not mocked, for whatsoever you sow, that you shall’ –” he paused, and then some members of the audience responded, “Reap.”

He continued: “Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you. Those are biblical principles, not Jeremiah Wright bombastic, divisive principles.”

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1 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:35:10am

Oh really?

2 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:35:57am

As I said upstairs...If this is the Black Church, it should be attacked.

3 JamesTKirk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:36:12am

It's really nice of McCain to allow his opponents to define what is and is not a "legitimate issue". It still doesn't sound like he's in it to win.

4 bosforus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:36:23am

Why does McCain even have a campaign staff if he's just going to constantly take the advice of his opposition?

5 Kefirah  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:36:46am

it's about time. and i guess since obama declared it a "legitimate issue," no one else can throw it into mccain's face.

take the gloves off, john.

and seriously? the nation of islam provided him with bodyguards? somebody ought to make headlines out of that, too.

6 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:36:56am

Just keep talking.

7 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:37:38am
and seriously? the nation of islam provided him with bodyguards? somebody ought to make headlines out of that, too.

Yep.

8 Kefirah  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:37:58am

hopefully mccain's logic runs thusly:

let my opponents declare what is "on.topic" in terms of "negative campaigning," so that i don't get stuck with the bill.

if it's platform related, he ought to be addressing those issues without the prompting of the democratic elite.

9 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:38:08am

You know, Mr. Wright, there was a black church which I lived near in my college town, and I never heard anything coming out of it but sweetness and light. You could hear it pretty well from the outside.

This is not an attack on black churches, Mr Wright, and I think you had better quit trying to pull the good stuff into your vile orbit.

I'm a white guy, I suppose I'm typical too.

10 leprechaun  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:38:21am

interesting story at the BBC: [Link: news.bbc.co.uk...]

11 JamesTKirk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:38:32am

re: #9 Ojoe

Man, you sound bitter.

12 RTLM  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:38:39am

McCain is - as usual - with his finger stuck in the wind.

13 galloping granny  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:39:37am

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.

14 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:39:55am

Over on Drudge.

Wright says he's "coming after" Obama if he gets elected. What's that supposed to mean?

15 Occasional Reader  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:40:05am
for whatsoever you sew, that you shall’

... mend?

16 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:40:31am

re: #11 JamesTKirk

LOL

Angoustra

17 madisonsfriend  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:40:37am

So we did something that made us deserve 9-11. What is it exactly that he thinks we did? What was our terrorism on other people? Can he spell it out for me 'cause I think he is talking out of his a--.

18 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:40:49am

re: #13 galloping granny

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.

Who knows maybe Wright will be the next Jesse Jackson with a few ambitions of his own.

19 David Simon  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:40:50am

Voters better get in touch with reality too, or we're going to have a Chamberlainesque, black nationalist as President.

20 tfc3rid  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:41:01am

re: #13 galloping granny

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.

Sort of like what Sharpton tries to do continually...

21 Northpaw  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:41:04am

Wright isn't fooling too many of us bitter folk in flyover country.

22 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:41:38am

re: #19 David Simon

Not on my vote

23 Golem Akbar  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:41:56am
He continued: “Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

Well, as long as he's not blaming America, then I guess it's okay. Wait! He is blaming America. [head explodes]

24 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:41:57am

re: #14 Lively

Over on Drudge.

Wright says he's "coming after" Obama if he gets elected. What's that supposed to mean?

Oh, now he becomes the leader of the most vile country ever to draw breath upon the earth.

25 Dianna  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:09am

re: #7 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Very much agreed!

26 littleoldlady  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:19am

re: #14 Lively

Over on Drudge.

Wright says he's "coming after" Obama if he gets elected. What's that supposed to mean?

It means that once Obama becomes President he's automatically part of the forever-guilty, no-way-it-can-ever-make-amends American government.

27 laZardo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:20am

Oh yeah. It's on.

/beatboxes

28 Elydo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:31am

Cross-posted from the open thread:

Right, so, I've just been watching Wright's latest speech on Fox. He makes a soundbite about how the people being sent to die for the unjust war blah blah spiel, by people who have never served. It was a lead off from a crack about Wright served for six years but Cheny never did.

After the speech, the newcasters get the usual group of talking heads to analyse the story, democrat republican etc. The democrat makes a point of agreeing with the soundbite about soldiers being sent to die by those who have never served. So, my question is, are democrats no longer in favour of civilian control of the military? Cause that's what their words could be interpreted to mean.

29 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:34am

re: #24 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Oh, now he becomes the leader of the most vile country ever to draw breath upon the earth.

At least Michelle is proud.

30 Golem Akbar  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:35am

re: #15 Occasional Reader

... mend?


darn?

31 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:58am

re: #3 JamesTKirk

Oh don't be too harsh. McCain knows it's a long time to November & he's got to keep his powder dry.

32 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:42:59am

re: #16 Ojoe

Angoustura? How do you spell that bitters in a bottle

The Angoustura vote, who will get that?

33 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:43:40am

re: #25 Dianna

Very much agreed!

see re: #5 Kefirah

Forgot to hit reply.

34 Morganfrost  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:44:03am

McCain once remarked of Howard Dean that he was "the gift that keeps on giving." The same is true for good ol' Rev. Jeremiah. Aside from being a dirtbag, a race pimp and a huckster, he scares people. I think the Republican party should probably pick up the tab for his speaking tour-- they'll be unlikely to win more votes per dollar expended in any advertising campaign they launch this year.

35 paxnhymn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:44:13am

yeah, this is funny...Michelle mailkin on Fox said that Obama "gave McCain permission to criticize Wright"...

one helluva candidate we got there...

36 bulwrk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:44:51am

re: #13 galloping granny

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.


The eternal grievance industry is big business can't have a black president screwing that up.

37 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:45:00am

re: #13 galloping granny

Bingo! He's starting the race talk now to shame liberals into voting for Obama (Anybody who doesn't vote for Obama is a racist!)

38 EC Marm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:45:26am
And he’s being accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam.


A "Christian" minister accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam? WTF?

39 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:05am

Did anyone in here notice the number of "congregants" that were in the audience. Cut away to audience a few times during applause, "Press Club" attendees sitting there like bumps on a log.

The "uh huhs", "Amens", and "at's rights" were coming from people other than the normal attendees.

40 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:12am

re: #38 EC Marm

Your quote marks are accurate

41 JamesTKirk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:13am

re: #27 laZardo

Oh yeah. It's on.

[Link: img208.imageshack.us...]

42 galloping granny  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:16am

re: #36 bulwrk

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.


The eternal grievance industry is big business can't have a black president screwing that up.

Yeah, heaven forbid the blacks in our society should have to live by the same standards of personal responsibility that everyone else is expected to follow.

43 jzm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:27am

My poor mom was in Wal-mart here in small town America and she was talking to the cashier about food prices and the coming election when my mom said something bad about Barak Obama...The typical white person standing next to her in line told my mom that "OH NO! Obama IS THE GREATEST!"

I saw this happen and just shook my head, people are such sheep.

OH, and most of the kids at my sons SMALL TOWN middle school said they would vote FOR Obama because he is Black!
MAN, all those typical white people in MIDDLE AMERICA are such racists!

I thought America was the KKK of A ?

44 paxnhymn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:43am

re: #38 EC Marm

A "Christian" minister accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam? WTF?


only difference in the historical context is that these thugs don't wear jackboots...

45 Silhouette  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:45am
You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

Then he should be just dandy with us visiting harm upon militant Islam, and those that harbor them.

46 abolitionist  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:46:54am

And he’s being accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam.

I imagine that would be the Fruit of Islam.

47 jcm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:00am

re: #38 EC Marm

A "Christian" minister accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam? WTF?

Did he every really leave NoI? He's been playing footsie with Calypso Louie for a long time.

48 Occasional Reader  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:06am

So if he needs bodyguards, presumably it's because Wright has sowed violence in the past, and his chickens may come home to roost. That's it, isn't it, Rev?

49 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:08am

re: #28 Elydo

Cross-posted from the open thread:

Right, so, I've just been watching Wright's latest speech on Fox. He makes a soundbite about how the people being sent to die for the unjust war blah blah spiel, by people who have never served. It was a lead off from a crack about Wright served for six years but Cheny never did.

After the speech, the newcasters get the usual group of talking heads to analyse the story, democrat republican etc. The democrat makes a point of agreeing with the soundbite about soldiers being sent to die by those who have never served. So, my question is, are democrats no longer in favour of civilian control of the military? Cause that's what their words could be interpreted to mean.

I read part of it. He says "his goddaughter is fighting in Iraq while others used their positions of privilege to avoid military service."

Is he saying I have a position of privilege because I avoided the military? Or is he comparing 30 years ago with today? My head is spinning.

50 bosforus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:09am

re: #32 Ojoe

Villa la Angostura
It'd be hard to be bitter about much of anything living there.

51 JamesTKirk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:17am

re: #31 Kenneth

Oh don't be too harsh. McCain knows it's a long time to November & he's got to keep his powder dry.

We have yet to see evidence of the "powder" or of his willingness to use it; until then, you're just wishful thinking.

52 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:21am
53 bosforus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:47:55am

re: #52 savage_nation

Keep exposing that psycho preacher every day, 10 times a day.

Or just keep letting him expose himself. Er, wait, scratch that.

54 Who Watches the Watchmen?  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:00am

Doesn't NOI run security for housing projects in Chicago?

55 laZardo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:04am

re: #43 jzm

Rev. Wright is just pissed that someone ripped off his sermons to make a best-selling rap album back in the day.

56 imtoast  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:20am

Isn't it what you sow you reap. Who sews seed?

57 Edouard  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:38am

I would like to hear a prominent Black preacher come out and publicly and loudly refute that Wright speaks for Black churches generally. Because he most certainly does not.

58 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:48am

re: #50 bosforus

Most of the planet is beautiful.

I don't get it ...

59 Diamond Bullet  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:48:56am

I have to agree with others that at this point Wright seems wholly committed to destroying the Obama campaign completely. How long before the moonbats start saying Wright is a right-wing sleeper agent?

60 laZardo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:17am

re: #23 Golem Akbar

Well, as long as he's not blaming America, then I guess it's okay. Wait! He is blaming America. [head explodes]

/1:22-ish

61 Silhouette  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:23am

NOI has to protect him from all us violent racists who are offended by his speech exposing us, doncha know.

62 Spiny Norman  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:44am

re: #23 Golem Akbar

He continued: “Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

Well, as long as he's not blaming America, then I guess it's okay. Wait! He is blaming America. [head explodes]

For a (brief) moment, I thought he was chastising Al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, Hamas, etc... then I came to my senses.

What a freak.

63 Phocid  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:51am

re: #13 galloping granny

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.

Psychologically it makes sense, Wright, a malignant narcissist and father figure to Obama, can't stand to see his "son" get more attention than he does; he will do anything to sabotage him. Obama, for whom Wright is a surrogate father (his own father having abandoned him), can't denounce him, the only thing now that could possibly save his campaign.

64 bosforus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:53am

re: #58 Ojoe

Most of the planet is beautiful.

I don't get it ...

Don't get what?

65 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:49:59am

re: #59 Diamond Bullet

I have to agree with others that at this point Wright seems wholly committed to destroying the Obama campaign completely. How long before the moonbats start saying Wright is a right-wing sleeper agent?

Maybe he'll get rich, too.

66 red satellite  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:50:01am

Rev. Wright...the gift that keeps on giving.

67 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:50:21am
68 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:50:42am

re: #64 bosforus

Why anyone could be bitter, with few exceptions.

69 Lively  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:50:46am

re: #67 savage_nation

as far as i know, yes

Wow. That's news to me.

70 Ojoe  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:51:08am

I gotta get to work,
BBL

71 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:51:20am
72 Kefirah  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:51:33am

re: #69 Lively

me too. concerning news. it's the same sort of tactic used by hamas, re: garnering public support.

73 galloping granny  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:17am

re: #46 abolitionist

And he’s being accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam.

I imagine that would be the Fruit of Islam.

Now THAT is disturbing. Since when do we allow private armies in the United States of America?

74 psaturn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:17am

Rev Wright has attacked quite a few other black pastors and churches...that tilt rightward to him (the churches that concentrate on the Gospel of Jesus Christ and not the social gospel of liberation theology).

So....

That makes him....what? Anti Black Churches?

75 EC Marm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:23am

re: #47 jcm

Did he every really leave NoI? He's been playing footsie with Calypso Louie for a long time.


And quoting Malcolm X often, too. The "chickens coming home to roost" quote was what Malcolm X said after JFK was assassinated. Malcolm X said that chickens coming home to roost never made him sad, they made him glad.
I saw that Wright was mocking JFK last night at the NAACP dinner.

76 paxnhymn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:30am

re: #52 savage_nation

Keep exposing that psycho preacher every day, 10 times a day.


that's exactly what he wants ala Jackson / Sharpton...

77 David Simon  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:30am

re: #44 paxnhymn

only difference in the historical context is that these thugs don't wear jackboots...

I'd say brown shirts. I'm reminded more of Roehm's SA.

78 David Simon  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:52:55am

re: #48 Occasional Reader

So if he needs bodyguards, presumably it's because Wright has sowed violence in the past, and his chickens may come home to roost. That's it, isn't it, Rev?

heh.

79 Ringo the Gringo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:53:19am

After watching Jeremiah Wright's speech to the National Press Club this morning, I feel more confidant than ever that John McCain will be our next President.

The audience loved him and clapped enthusiastically for all of his most wild-eyed comments, but I can't imagine many normal Americans were were quite so amused.

80 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:53:22am

re: #2 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

As I said upstairs...If this is the Black Church, it should be attacked.

Fortunately, Wright's is not the typical black church. At least it hasn't been.

81 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:53:34am

re: #51 JamesTKirk

So long as Obama & Hillary are duking it out, it makes no sense for McCain to get too involved. Also, don't base your perception on the news headlines: 99% of the media is pro-Democrat. McCain's campaign is all but ignored.

82 bosforus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:53:50am

re: #68 Ojoe

Why anyone could be bitter, with few exceptions.

Ah, right-o.

83 JamesTKirk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:54:43am

re: #81 Kenneth

So long as Obama & Hillary are duking it out, it makes no sense for McCain to get too involved. Also, don't base your perception on the news headlines: 99% of the media is pro-Democrat. McCain's campaign is all but ignored.

None of that contradicts my stance, that there is as yet no evidence that McCain is simply "holding back his fire" or indeed has any fire to hold back.

84 laZardo  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:55:35am

re: #79 Ringo the Gringo

They briefly mentioned the Moyers interview on CNN International here a couple days back. They only showed the part where Wright talked about "Obama says what he says because he's a politician."

I wouldn't be so sure about the public not buying the applause.

85 abolitionist  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:56:14am

re: #73 galloping granny

Now THAT is disturbing. Since when do we allow private armies in the United States of America?

From my link,

The Fruit of Ialm also had a U.S. security contract, patrolling some of the country’s most dangerous public housing projects in early 1990s. The Fruit of Ialm lost the contract when the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) complainted to the U.S. Government that the Fruit of Islam leader (Louis Farrakhan) was Anti-Semitic.
86 VegasRick  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:56:19am

re: #80 Ward Cleaver

Fortunately, Wright's is not the typical black church. At least it hasn't been.

I am not sure about that.

87 WitchDoctor  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:56:47am

Remember when conventional wisdom was that we had to keep Hillary in the race so BHO didn't eat our lunch in November? Good thing Rush acted on that. Yah, good thing.

88 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:56:58am

re: #52 savage_nation

Keep exposing that psycho preacher every day, 10 times a day.

Rev. Wright, the gift that keeps on giving!

89 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:57:41am

re: #86 VegasRick

I am not sure about that.

Well, some of the megachurches are like his. Which would be a bad sign.

90 Shiplord Kirel  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:58:12am

Prediction: The MSM will do a Stalin style disappearance on Wright.

He won't be able to get anyone more important than a stoned reporter from the local cow-college paper to show up for his bombastic pronouncements.

91 nyc redneck  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:58:18am

mccain needs to quit trying to play nice. it's so phony and unnatural. he's a stubborn feisty guy. he needs to get scrappy and show some interest in winning this thing. wake up. go for it. show us some enthusiasm,

92 psaturn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:58:26am

This black bishop criticizes Rev Wright's comment as divisive and unscriptural:

[Link: www.onenewsnow.com...]

Bishop Jackson said this

Bishop Jackson says there are only two possible explanations for Wright's behavior. "Either Jeremiah Wright is very deeply and profoundly spiritually confused; or frankly, the man just does not know Christ. He's a professional pulpiteer, not a true Christian spiritual leader," Jackson contends.

93 The Other Les  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:58:27am
And he’s being accompanied by bodyguards from the Nation of Islam.


He's definitely working for Stan.

94 Ayatollah Ghilmeini  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:59:07am
“Promoting figures like Barbie, Batman, Spiderman and Harry Potter and the uncontrolled import of CDs of video games and films should alarm all the country’s officials,” Ghorban Ali Dori Najafabadi was quoted as saying by the student ISNA news agency. “We need to find substitutes to ward off this onslaught, which aims at children and young people whose personality is in the process of being formed,” he added.

excerpt from Ali Pottha and the Deathly Zionists (With Apologies to Jo Rowling)

An incredible silence filled the room Lord Neoconziomort and Ali circled each other warily.

“Our insidious plot to drive the filthy Musbloods from their ancient land can still work; the Ministry of Kufrs still believe the lie that we were killed by the millions by the nice Mr. Hitler, Peace Be Unto Him, as an excuse to drive the Musbloods from Imamigrad”

Ali hissed back: "You killed my parents, you killed my friends, you killed my favorite professor al Qudsnmore (who is definitely not a practicing homosexual), those Musbloods are my friends. But you may have noticed that lately your “smart weapons” aren’t so smart right now. Have you noticed that lately, all you have been hitting are a few of followers of the apostate al Qaeda scum, who really are not true followers of the Imam like we are? You see when you attacked Saddam, I defeated you in the land of the two rivers, I became the true master of Death, the true shaheed who could not be stopped.

So one of us is not getting out of here, and isn’t going to be you."

A crease of doubt furrowed the brow of Lord Neoconziomort as his face became twisted with evil twisted hatefilled unislamic rage, he raised his sorcerer’s wand and spat:

“Let’s Roll!”

“Allah-huAkbar.” cried Ali Pottha.

In an instant the force of magic, which is evil and blasphemous and should never be used in a children’s story was met full force with the incredible power of Ali’s belt bomb which ripped the body of Neoconziomort in half while, Ali Pottha, the boy who lived so he could die later for a really good cause, was immediately martyred.

The giant Ayatollah Hagreed begged everyone not to cry that Ali was a true Martyr; he immediately separated any women who had accidently mixed with the men during battle and made sure their clothing conformed to the highest Islamic standards of modesty. Meanwhile the remaining Zioneaters were rounded up and sold into slavery after having the bottoms of their feet beaten for five months.


20 Years Later

Followed by his wives Hormuzinie and Moona, Al Weazaly walked onto the train platform number 9; the bright red engine with pictures of Imam Khomeini, President Ahmadinejad and Ali Pottha’s and the Arabic script- Martyrdom express hissed radioactive steam, a glorious achievements of our revolution.

Now buy the action figure!

95 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:59:49am

If McCain is the best conservative candidate that the Republicans can put up, then they deserve him.

96 Who Watches the Watchmen?  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:00:01am

re: #73 galloping granny

Now THAT is disturbing. Since when do we allow private armies in the United States of America?

Blackwater! Occupied New Orleans! Occupied Jamaica, Queens! US out of the US now!
/

What's almost as disturbing is the writing style (or lack thereof) in that Wiki article.

97 jcm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:00:15am

re: #87 WitchDoctor

Remember when conventional wisdom was that we had to keep Hillary in the race so BHO didn't eat our lunch in November? Good thing Rush acted on that. Yah, good thing.

The point is the (D)s are eating themselves. The HRC and BHO supporters are entrenching. The floor fight in Denver is going to be the bloodiest convention in memory. Die hard supporters for either candidate are going to have a hard time falling in line behind the nominee. Another bunch are going to be turned off by the bitterness at the convention.

All contribute to the defeat of the either Alinskyite candidate in Nov.

98 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:00:31am
99 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:01:35am
100 RickZ  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:01:51am

re: #14 Lively

Over on Drudge.

Wright says he's "coming after" Obama if he gets elected. What's that supposed to mean?

Whatever door President Obama walks through, the Rev. Wright will be there "coming after" him. In other words, should Obama win, we'll have to put up with reverunatthemouth on a daily basis.

101 Anna  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:02:11am

Just compare Wright's speeches with those of Pope John Paul II or Benedict XVI. The difference is remarkable, from darkess night to a shinning morning.

The NoI bodyguards are there to reinforce the notion that Wright will be bullied upon and beaten up by the man in charge. Trying to invoke Selma, AL after all. In Washington DC. Its all about the image of oppression to abet their desire for power by making people feel guilty, even when the setting makes no sense.

And Wright, rmember the Deevil hisself can quote the Scripture as Jesus says. So its not just the spoken words from that book that define who is a Christian, it is how a person applies the words in that book that does so. Are you a good stewart working to help your flock better themselves? If we use your retirement house as a yardstick, seems a wee bit selfish on your part.

102 jcm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:02:40am

re: #100 RickZ

Whatever door President Obama walks through, the Rev. Wright will be there "coming after" him. In other words, should Obama win, we'll have to put up with reverunatthemouth on a daily basis.

The National Black Church! TWP must attended for the sake of diversity.
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103 Ma Sands  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:03:01am

Now, speaking concerning that portion that Charles has got posted up there:

Jeremiah forgets, or perhaps never thought about it --the portions he quotes of Jesus' words are directed smack dab to the one who quotes those words, no one else.

Also, gov'ts come under different rules, with that same Jesus......the leaders answer directly to God their own selves, and are put into and out of power by Him when and if they know anything about it or not.

So, Jeremiah's got his eyesight all scrambled, as to how he's looking at that stuff of Jesus' he's quoting.....

104 sparrowlake  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:03:06am
Wright..."defended comments he made shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks that the United States had brought terrorism onto itself..."Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you. Those are biblical principles, not Jeremiah Wright bombastic, divisive principles.”


Rev. Wright is a strutting, swaggering, lying, finger-wagging indictment of charismatic preachers everywhere. If I was a religious man I would call him the quintessential blasphemer.

105 FrogMarch  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:03:41am

the Dems have terrible candidates. Just terrible.

Is it too late for Joe Biden to get back in the race?

106 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:03:54am

re: #83 JamesTKirk

I'm not trying to start an argument over this with you. But I do think Senator McCain has won a few more elections than you have. He didn't enter this campaign to take it easy. When the time comes he will be very aggressive. It just makes no sense for him to use his ammunition (and money) fighting a candidate who won't be running in November, whether that's Hillary or Obama.

107 opnion  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:04:28am

Did McCain get permission to crticise Wright from an Obama memo or email? you don't think that he is just relying on a sound bite?
This is frustrarting with McCain. For God's sake act like the Republican candidate.You do not need permission

108 AuntAcid  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:06:06am

“This is an attack on the black church.”
Political firebombing?

109 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:06:43am

Is there even such a thing as "the black church?" Just as islam is a race, so now black is a denomination?

110 Izzy Dunne  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:06:48am

re: #36 bulwrk

Almost makes you think that "reverend" Wright is deliberately sabotaging Obama hoping to start a race war when he loses.


The eternal grievance industry is big business can't have a black president screwing that up.

Yeah, what if they find out that a black President can't make a father stay with his kids or make a kid respect an education?


THEN what would they do?

111 strandedsf  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:06:49am

I was wondering as I watched if the thugs behind Wright were from the NOI. They had that look about them. Thanks for confirming it. And yes, someone SHOULD make a headline of it. Let's see if someone DOES.

Another thing that should be made a headline: is anyone digging into Wright's so-called community ministries to see if they're actually doing any good? To see who's funding them? To see who's benefiting from them? There is just no way this lunatic has ever accomplished anything good. He's a total shyster and they don't change their stripes.

By the way, Charles, it wasn't just Reagan who was ashamed of the North Carolina Republicans. It was Teddy Roosevelt and Lincoln, too.

112 NoSubmission  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:07:32am

GO McCAIN!

113 opnion  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:07:59am

re: #91 nyc redneck

mccain needs to quit trying to play nice. it's so phony and unnatural. he's a stubborn feisty guy. he needs to get scrappy and show some interest in winning this thing. wake up. go for it. show us some enthusiasm,

Somebody just has to convince mcCain that Obama is really a Republican. He would treally try to maul him then.

114 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:09:06am

re: #73 galloping granny

Now THAT is disturbing. Since when do we allow private armies in the United States of America?

Well, there is the KISS Army.

115 Kirly  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:09:10am

re: #87 WitchDoctor

Remember when conventional wisdom was that we had to keep Hillary in the race so BHO didn't eat our lunch in November? Good thing Rush acted on that. Yah, good thing.

it is called operation chaos for a reason. to continue the chaos!

it was never called operation keep hillary in the race.

rush addressed this on friday. guess you missed it.

116 Roger  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:09:11am

From Drudge:
[Link: abcnews.go.com...]
Dean says Obama or Clinton need to drop out by June or, or ,or he'll scream!

117 littleben  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:09:52am

This ia brief sketch from Debbie Schlussel about the Islamic leader honored by Rev Wright at the NAACP dinner last night.

Rev. Wright Goes Out of His Way to Thank Jihadist, Anti-Semite


By Debbie Schlussel

As I noted last week, former Ayatollah Khomeini employee and eternal friend of Hezbollah and the government of Iran, Imam Mohammed Ali Elahi, went out of his way to praise the Rev. Jeremiah Wright (and attack Jews and Israel), in anticipation of Wright's speech, last night, to the NAACP Freedom Fund Award Dinner in Detroit.

Well, last night, in his speech, Rev. Wright went out of his way to thank Elahi in his speech.


Imam Mohammed Ali Elahi (Right)
(With Hezbollah Spiritual Leader Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
To get an idea of whom Rev. Wright was thanking, read some of my myriad past work over the years as I've followed Imam Elahi, an open proponent of terrorism and defender of Iran:

* Hezbollah U.S.A.: How a U.S. Attorney, the FBI, ICE & a Congressman Helped a Terror Group

* Pander Bears: Abu Mosque-owitz & the Feds Suck Up at Hezbollah Mosque - PART I

Elahi was so extreme, even his own extremist former mosque--the Islamic Center of America--kicked him out.

Yup, the man Obama won't denounce hangs with one of Iran's/Hezbollah's top American agents and specifically praises him.

Great omen for Obama's Presidency.

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April 25, 2008
"Ayatollah" A Million Times: Guess Who's Speaking on "US-Iranian" Relations @ a Denver College?


By Debbie Schlussel

Beginning in 1979, Americans at the U.S. Embassy in Iran spent 444 days being held hostage there under the Khomeini government.

So, why would we allow anyone connected with perpetrating that captivity into America? Good question. We've already allowed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad--who was involved with the "revolution" and was one of the captors--in, to speak at Columbia University, last year. And we allowed Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's Navy imam, Mohammed Ali Elahi, to become a U.S. citizen, despite the fact that he lied about his ties to terrorist groups on his citizenship application.

Now, our friend, Rocky at Rocky Mountain Neo-Con, writes about another top Ayatollah Khomeini revolutionary from Iran who will speak at Metropolitan State College of Denver, on Wednesday April 30th.


Ebrahim Yazdi (Left) w/Yasser Arafat, Israeli Embassy, Tehran, 1979

Ebrahim Yazdi (Right) With Ayatollah Khomeini's Grandson (Far Left)
Rocky gives us all the details on Ebrahim Yazdi, Khomeini's first deputy prime minister and first foreign minister. It's very disturbing, including news that Yazdi, Yassser Arafat, and Ayatollah Khomeini, together, took over the Israeli embassy in Iran, too (see above photo).

Why the heck are we letting this guy in?

Read all the details.

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118 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:10:15am

re: #113 opnion

Somebody just has to convince mcCain that Obama is really a Republican. He would treally try to maul him then.

I still shake my head that McCain called the NC GOP "Out of touch with reality" for pointing out that Obama's Spiritual Mentor is a racist anti-american punk. Especially since Obama's campaign is based not on his vast experience (as he has none) but on his perspective and judgement...

119 The Other Les  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:10:29am

re: #109 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Is there even such a thing as "the black church?" Just as islam is a race, so now black is a denomination?

It is simply an attempt to claim an exemption from the rules of civilized conduct.

People who do this are properly called crooks and barbarians.

120 yma o hyd  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:11:08am

re: #104 sparrowlake

Rev. Wright is a strutting, swaggering, lying, finger-wagging indictment of charismatic preachers everywhere. If I was a religious man I would call him the quintessential blasphemer.

I'm getting more and more the impression that he's using the Bible and a building he calls 'Church' - but is in reality a muslim. What he's been saying at that press conference reminded me strongly of taqqiya.

But hey, what do I know - TWP that I am ...

121 Anna  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:11:10am

re: #116 Roger

Scream Dean Scream! A new Grindhouse horror film by Quentin Tarrentino coming this June to a theatre near you! Get your tickets now!

122 J.S.  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:14:02am

This "sermon" to the Press Club by Wright was a circus. What a disgrace! And to think that this hate-monger is the Pastor for a wanna-be president...It's just sickening...

123 Anna  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:15:21am

Black Church, once again the supposedely progressive and liberal elites use color to define people. In this case to protect the people in question from legitimate questions on their actions. Makes such questions racist. Don't ya just luv their verbal gymnastics. Making bad seem good and vice versa. Who needs to go read The Screwtape Letters again? Just read the Wright press coverage.

124 jcm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:16:17am

re: #116 Roger

From Drudge:
[Link: abcnews.go.com...]
Dean says Obama or Clinton need to drop out by June or, or ,or he'll scream!

(D) leadership is panicked at the prospect of a full out convention floor fight.

125 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:18:54am

re: #124 jcm

(D) leadership is panicked at the prospect of a full out convention floor fight.

let that happen. We need a good fist fight in government.

Seperate the men from the alien roaches in people-suits.

126 littleben  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:19:00am

Last night, at the NAACP convention, Wright explained his educational theories of race, education and nueroscienc.Just wondering. Did Obama receive his education from the left side of the brain, or the right? Or is he now in a state of perpetual confusion.

Maybe that explains his 37 score in bowling.

127 Son of the Black Dog  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:19:09am

re: #14 Lively

Over on Drudge.

Wright says he's "coming after" Obama if he gets elected. What's that supposed to mean?

Based on what I heard on Fox this morning, it sounds like Wright isn't going to play favorites if Obama is elected. That is, Wright is going to hold the federal government responsible for the things he sees as needing to be corrected. If Obama doesn't fix them, then Wright is going to hold his feet to the fire. Actually, this was one of the more logical and reasonable things I've heard Wright say.

128 AuntAcid  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:19:41am

re: #90 Shiplord Kirel

Prediction: The MSM will do a Stalin style disappearance on Wright.

He won't be able to get anyone more important than a stoned reporter from the local cow-college paper to show up for his bombastic pronouncements.

As opposed to the local big city, elitist Marxist college?
I want to be there when you 'splain this to the "Aggies".

129 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:20:03am

re: #127 Son of the Black Dog

once elected President, in short, Obama will no longer be black according to wright.

130 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:22:45am

re: #129 LanceKates

once elected President, in short, Obama will no longer be black according to wright.

Brilliant observation of the Day Award!

131 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:23:20am

re: #130 Kenneth

Brilliant observation of the Day Award!

heh. the brilliant observation would be to note that Obama was never black, but a mix between a white woman and an arab man.

However, that's not PC to bring up.

132 Shug  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:30:21am

I was grilling shrimp last night when Wright was speaking.

His speech was so foul I had to double check to make sure that fishy smell wasn't coming from my non-sewage raised in China, All American wild caught Gulf shrimp.

It wasn't
The foul odor was coming from Jeremiah's mouth all the way up I-75 into my kitchen

133 Maine's Michael  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:30:23am

re: #17 madisonsfriend

So we did something that made us deserve 9-11. What is it exactly that he thinks we did? What was our terrorism on other people? Can he spell it out for me 'cause I think he is talking out of his a--.

Largely, he's talking about Israel and the Jews, and US siding with the opression of the Jesus-like palestinians, dontcha know.

And the Jesus-like Iraqi insurgents, who were crucified-by-panty.

And the Jesus-like africans, who are being crucified by the the CIA invented AIDS virus.

134 wanumba  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:30:49am

re: #101 Anna

And Wright, rmember the Deevil hisself can quote the Scripture as Jesus says. .


Apart from invoking the name of Jesus for emphasis, not much above the function of an exclamation mark, Wright hardly quotes genuine scripture at all, and as you noted, he twists what he uses. It just seems like he does and the illusion is enhanced by the big chunk of a Bible he's got sitting there, but haven't seen him actually refer to it much at all. It is a prop. His primary source of reference is is Nation of Islam. Wright just figured out how to work CHristian nomenclature into it to insinuate the mean theology into a church setting. No wonder Farrakan thinks he's great.

Let him who has ears, hear. Wright is part of a movement that has inticed a certain type of person away from correct and good worship and collected them into a nasty cult. We only see who's stayed around because they like it, but we do not see the many people who came, listened and left, appalled, never to go back.

135 LanceKates  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:32:23am

re: #134 wanumba

Apart from invoking the name of Jesus for emphasis, not much above the function of an exclamation mark, Wright hardly quotes genuine scripture at all, and as you noted, he twists what he uses. It just seems like he does and the illusion is enhanced by the big chunk of a Bible he's got sitting there, but haven't seen him actually refer to it much at all. It is a prop. His primary source of reference is is Nation of Islam. Wright just figured out how to work CHristian nomenclature into it to insinuate the mean theology into a church setting. No wonder Farrakan thinks he's great.

Let him who has ears, hear. Wright is part of a movement that has inticed a certain type of person away from correct and good worship and collected them into a nasty cult. We only see who's stayed around because they like it, but we do not see the many people who came, listened and left, appalled, never to go back.

I listened to a pastor once who said that very large and very small bibles are for looks. One either wants everyone to notice it, or they want to be seen as someone who always reads it.

I'm sure there are exceptions, but the point seems rather valid, far too often.

136 Maine's Michael  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:33:31am

re: #131 LanceKates

heh. the brilliant observation would be to note that Obama was never black, but a mix between a white woman and an arab man.

However, that's not PC to bring up.

Africans have crazy distinctions between black and arab.

Anyone with arab blood who is a muslim is an 'arab' in subsaharan africa, no matter how 'black', by American perceptions, they may be.

I guess because the 'arab' africans tend to want to murder or enslave or otherwise dominate the non muslim africans, the distinction is culturally valid, even if racially bogus.

137 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:33:54am
138 psaturn  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:40:17am

re: #109 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Is there even such a thing as "the black church?" Just as islam is a race, so now black is a denomination?

Good point! And they said that Sunday mornings have the most segregated hours in America...and I wonder who is doing the segregating now?

139 sffilk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:42:08am
He continued: “Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you. Those are biblical principles, not Jeremiah Wright bombastic, divisive principles.”

Actually, Hillel said, "That which is distasteful to you, do not do unto others." He can't even get his quotes straight!

140 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:43:24am

re: #131 LanceKates

Well to be strictly accurate, Obama's father was from Kenya. He was a "black" East African, which is to say African, with a bit of Arab mixed in somewhere in the ancestors.

141 Lynn B.  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:43:44am
“If you heard the whole sermon, first of all, you heard that I was quoting the ambassador from Iraq. ..."

If you heard the whole sermon, you heard that he said he was quoting the ambassador from Iraq. He said he was (actually, I think he meant the ambassador TO Iraq, but ok), and he may even have thought he was, but I believe Fox News has already stated that Ambassador Peck said no such thing, at least on their network.

Next?

142 ecor1  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:43:45am

from the Bawer article:

The Western media are in the driver’s seat on this road to sharia. Often their approach is to argue that we’re the bad guys.

This is the essence of Wright's message. So he is a driver on the road

143 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:45:54am

re: #136 Maine's Michael

Hence the racial lines of the genocide in Darfur. The Arab Janjaweed are very dark Arabs, while their victims, the Darfurans, are African negroes (can we still use that word?). But both are Muslims.

144 Kenneth  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:46:40am

re: #139 sffilk

I think Wright would choke to death if he realized he was quoting a Jew.

145 wanumba  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:46:52am

re: #136 Maine's Michael
Worse, a Muslim man can have four wives. He can also have slave women who bear his children, too.
If the mother is a slave, her children are slaves. If the mother is free, her children are free - correct heirs to the family property.
Like these Sahalien family dynamics?:
There are eight kids in the family, all the same father, but 3 different mothers. Of the mothers, two are wives but your mother is your father's slave. Therefore, YOU are your own father's slave and by extension, you have been born a slave to your half-siblings. Your half brothers and sisters go to school, you don't. They get food, you have to scrabble for it, after you've done all the work required of you. YOU are part of the family property that the heirs get to fight over when daddy croaks. Nobody cares. Suck it up.

And we think our family dynamics get vicious.

146 Muadib  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:50:54am

Jeremiah Wright is the epitome of a bombastic and divisive existence. He causes more harm than good.

147 sffilk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:51:08am

re: #144 Kenneth

I think Wright would choke to death if he realized he was quoting a Jew.

Should we tell him? (hehe)

148 dolfan  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:54:55am

You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

This is the kind of statement that really pisses me off. Please tell me exactly what acts of terrorism this country "did on other people" to deserve what happened to innocent Americans on 9/11.

149 wanumba  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:55:35am

re: #135 LanceKates

I listened to a pastor once who said that very large and very small bibles are for looks. One either wants everyone to notice it, or they want to be seen as someone who always reads it.

I'm sure there are exceptions, but the point seems rather valid, far too often.


Absolutely! The problem with churches is always the egos of who's in charge of them.
That's why there is such a variance between churches even within the denominations. Churches do very well with pastors and elders who desire that people are always pointed towards Christ, to be molded in HIS image. The problems arise when pastors try to force the congregation into the PASTOR'S own image or what THE PASTOR thinks everyone should be doing, not what CHrist thinks.
Sometimes it's manageable, well within ignorable margins, other times it's oppressive, even totalitarian - worth fleeing from if it can't be changed for the better.

150 wanumba  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 9:58:10am

re: #148 dolfan

You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

This is the kind of statement that really pisses me off. Please tell me exactly what acts of terrorism this country "did on other people" to deserve what happened to innocent Americans on 9/11.


That's a very revealing statement isn't it? Something KOS would post.

151 scaramouche  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:00:20am
He continued: “Jesus said do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you. Those are biblical principles, not Jeremiah Wright bombastic, divisive principles.”

Sounds like the bombastic bigot has been reading the Koran, not the bible.

152 faraway  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:02:54am

re: #57 Edouard

I would like to hear a prominent Black preacher come out and publicly and loudly refute that Wright speaks for Black churches generally. Because he most certainly does not.

This is the problem. We are not listening. Black preachers and black commentators have been on cable TV by the dozens saying this is the black church.

Obama said in his 3/18/2008 speech "Like other predominantly black churches across the country, Trinity embodies the black community in its entirety "

"The church contains in full the kindness and cruelty, the fierce intelligence and the shocking ignorance, the struggles and successes, the love and yes, the bitterness and bias that make up the black experience in America. "

Why do we say this is not the black church? You folks sound like the same people that continue to say their are Islamic moderates?

I say, show me 10 Islamic moderates - just 10.

I say, show me 1 Black Liberation Theology church that is not like this - just 1.

153 faraway  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:05:56am

BTW, Obama also said in his 3/18/2008 speech this:

Not once in my conversations with him have I heard him talk about any ethnic group in derogatory terms, or treat whites with whom he interacted with anything but courtesy and respect.

Was he listening last night? Last night was the first time Racist Wright preached like this?

154 incanus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:08:18am

re: #77 David Simon

I'd say brown shirts. I'm reminded more of Roehm's SA.

Röhm came to a bad end.

155 incanus  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:11:41am

re: #113 opnion

Somebody just has to convince mcCain that Obama is really a Republican conservative. He would treally try to maul him then.

Fixed it.

156 warlock  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:11:46am

I love this guy and Mrs. Hussein Obama, everytime they open their mouths, everyone gets to hear what an America hater sounds like.

157 hooligan  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:15:02am

I watched the full sermon on Fox yesterday.

Besides the perplexing distortion of historical facts, outright lies, and skilled oration, I noticed this: there is NO light in this man.

I've seen other men in the pulpit that had very little light, and almost no spiritual spark in them. It sometimes happens and it is sad to see.

He gave me chills. There is NO light; but there seems to be a bottomless pit of darkness. Obama needs to break all ties with him---not for the nomination so much as for the sake of his soul.

158 Electron Shuffler  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:15:13am

I think McCain is following this military maxim:
"When your enemy is making a mistake, don't interrupt!"

Nation of Islam bodyguards? I find that's ironic.

159 sparrowlake  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:26:23am

re: #148 dolfan

You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you.

This is the kind of statement that really pisses me off. Please tell me exactly what acts of terrorism this country "did on other people" to deserve what happened to innocent Americans on 9/11.

Whaddaya mean, what about the Boston Tea Party (no casualties, broke one padlock, dumped tea in harbour)?

160 vagabond trader  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:26:24am

What a freakin drama queen! The bit re: Farrakhan not putting him in chains or making him black. Methinks that Wright is a self loathing black projecting imagined grievance onto his amen chanting listeners. Warped to say the least. Keep chirping sir, and next time maybe someone could straight up ask him how he really feels about whites and Jews.

161 faraway  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:38:11am

Question for the panel:

Please name the US Number One Racist.

I vote Rev Wright.

162 scaramouche  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:50:16am

The bombastic bigot sticks to his position that the U.S. government gave black people AIDS.

163 RememberSekhmet?  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 10:50:17am

re: #73 galloping granny

Now THAT is disturbing. Since when do we allow private armies in the United States of America?

AHEM!

The world's largest private army, milady!

164 jzm  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:01:07am

Can you imagine if a white republican running for POTUS went to a church like The Westboro Baptist Church for 20 years!
The media would destroy the man..

Hate is hate.

REV. Wright is a hate monger and to many people, it seems, don't care that Obama has a long history with Wright.

165 rosterguard99  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:01:51am

re: #28 Elydo

The democrat makes a point of agreeing with the soundbite about soldiers being sent to die by those who have never served. So, my question is, are democrats no longer in favour of civilian control of the military? Cause that's what their words could be interpreted to mean.

Sounds like he/she should vote for McCain. After all, neither Hil nor Barry served, while McCain did...

166 somaking  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:02:05am

Wright is a Muslim. No doubt about it.

He is about as un-Christian as a suicide bomber.

167 sffilk  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:10:24am

re: #163 RememberSekhmet?

AHEM!

The world's largest private army, milady!

Does that mean that you're a "harmless historical nut, who'll wear boilerplate on your butt? Who will dress up in clothes from the 12th century and bash on each other with sticks and debris?"

(Leslie Fish, "True Story")

168 PatFromGermany  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:19:09am

I like this Wright guy. Let him talk and then let him talk some more! The US are terrorists and so 9/11 was just a response?
American voters will know how to honour people running for office who willingly exposed themselves for 20 years to a mindset like that!

Wether Wright realizes this or not, he is campaining for McCain! Hrhrhr... this guy truly is the answer to Republican prayers for a huge break.

169 OLDPUPPYMAX  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 12:00:50pm

By golly, I think I've figured it out. McCain attacking the republican party in NC, then "rethinking" his position after receiving approbation from Barry Hussein...Johnny is bucking for second spot on an Obama ticket! NOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE!

170 ploome hineni[deleted]  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 2:13:00pm
171 Anna  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 3:17:06pm

Upon further reflection it seems some Democrats have never learned what a bad idea Jimmy Carter's Malaise speech was. All Wright and Obama are doing, is expanding upon that malaise concept and tacking on fire&brimstone to make the average US citizen feel guilty.

We saw how well that speech helped Jimmy. To Wright, Obama, and their supporters; keep on spraying this garbage please. Let people know what is truly in your heart and be repulsed. 49 to 1 it will be with only DC and Illinois voting Obama this November.

Come on America, its Wednesday morning with John McCain! Oh gawd I did say that... O.o;

172 Da Coyote  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 6:16:35pm

Wright (he ain't no reverend in any legit church) is so dense, a neutron star would be jealous. Couple this to the attention he gets by the MSM, and one must begin to question the judgement of our "journalists". He better watch out arguing about the difference in black and white brains. Given his loon-talk, pretty soon, we're going to start believing him.

173 UncleSam  Mon, Apr 28, 2008 8:50:26pm

What an egomaniac.
Questioning or criticizing him is an attack on "the black church," as if he is Der Fuhrer for all religious blacks.
He's a totalitarian, hateful freak.

And a thieving hypocrite, as he moves into his multimillion-dollar, 10,000 square foot mansion in a white suburb, paid for by his congregation of fools and dupes.

174 5JimBob  Tue, Apr 29, 2008 12:26:17am

The last refuge of a scoundrel is racial pride.


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