Would they identify him as a Democrat if they did notice him?

It's a dang cult.

What about ABC's footage? Having it on at least one major network means they're slowly taking notice...

Uh, no.

Oh, wait, that was rhetorical, wasn't it, James?

;^)

Since the dinosaur media is in such decline, their swan song is to take the mask off completely.

Desperation.

Pay no attention to the man behind the pulpit!

I look forward to the day in America when Barack Obama's 'spiritual adviser' and former Reverend will judge me on the content of my character and not the color of my skin.

re: #1 JamesTKirk

Would they identify him as a Democrat if they did notice him?

They would mention if he was on the (R) side of the photo.

How many AP and Reuters stories were there about Geraldine Ferraro's comment?

And the kicker is that Oprah Winfrey is also a congregant of this guy.

Her folks have to be wondering what the heck is going on as well.

Expect damage control to be rallied by Oprah in 5..4..3..2..1..

Thus far, Obama's damage control has been lame at best - how exactly can you get the context of those kinds of statements where they'd ever be appropriate? [ed: in an insane asylum or at a conspiracy theorists' convention?]

re: #8 EC Marm

I look forward to the day in America when Barack Obama's 'spiritual adviser' and former Reverend will judge me on the content of my character and not the color of my skin.

Would've dinged you up twice if I could.

Eventually, the wire services will HAVE to cover the story, once everyone else is... if only to help Obama "distance" himself.

Covering fire, as it were.

More on Rev. Racist Wrong:

Now the reverend begins to preach. "We are deeply involved in the importing of drugs, the exporting of guns and the training of professional KILLERS. . . . We believe in white supremacy and black inferiority and believe it more than we believe in God. . . . We conducted radiation experiments on our own people. . . . We care nothing about human life if the ends justify the means!" The crowd whoops and amens as Wright builds to his climax: "And. And. And! GAWD! Has GOT! To be SICK! OF THIS SHIT!"

Rolling Stone Magazine February 2007
"The Radical Roots of Barack Obama"

re: #8 EC Marm

I look forward to the day in America when Barack Obama's 'spiritual adviser' and former Reverend will judge me on the content of my character and not the color of my skin.

Absolutely. The content of our character.

Is The Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. black enough?

Rush is all over this again today.

Just played the "riding dirty" quote.

re: #12 jamgarr

Would've dinged you up twice if I could.

I did ding him up twice, because he also posted that on the last thread.

Just listening to this tool on Rush. My God, the hate is palpable - I honestly am reminded of Hitler's speeches while listening to the "Reverend's" homily.

Facts and logic don't seem to have much effect on Obama supporters. I think ridicule, not just of the candidate but also of his supporters, is very important.

Make His Messiness into a parody of the farce that he is.

Contrast this to the coverage McCain's association rec'd

re: #12 jamgarr

Would've dinged you up twice if I could.

Dinged her up for ya.

;^)

re: #11 lawhawk

And the kicker is that Oprah Winfrey is also a congregant of this guy.

Her folks have to be wondering what the heck is going on as well.

Expect damage control to be rallied by Oprah in 5..4..3..2..1..

Thus
far, Obama's damage control has been lame at best - how exactly can you
get the context of those kinds of statements where they'd ever be
appropriate? [ed: in an insane asylum or at a conspiracy theorists'
convention?]

That's a working description of the Democratic Party if I ever heard one!

But if John McCain had a 'spiritual advisor' that made comments in a similar vein about blacks, there would be an uproar.

re: #11 lawhawk

whenever Oprah is in trouble she throws out money....hence the Big Give

re: #20 rappmandu

Religious movements are based on feelings. Perfect for Dims
and Islamest .

re: #4 savage_nation

He's a klansman in black robes

Nice...

re: #25 savage_nation

No.. let him scream it from the mountaintop. Exposure. Sunlight. Truth.

i want to know what someone thinks.

Good morning Charles - hope you're well today.
Just FYI, on the DT we've been referring to the Rev Wright as the "Racist Rev" (although at the beginning of the use of said term, some confused him with Sharpton) and it's sorta obtained a cache out here!
And why on earth would you expect Associated with terrorists Press or Al-Reuters to get it?
But trust me on this: Obama's cover is blown. His tax return shows $22,500 last year to that church; Obama has been a member of the Racist Rev's congregation for over 20 years; in his first book Obama called the Racist Rev his spiritual adviser and the "man who brought me back". From where we don't know, but the MSM can't ignore the Racist Rev with so many strong and long ties to Obama.
And, FWIW, the Racist Rev is STILL on Obama's campaign, serving as a member of the Religious
Study Group or some such nonsense.

"We bombed Hiroshima, we bombed Nagasaki, and we nuked far more than the thousands in New York and the Pentagon, and we never batted an eye," Rev. Wright said in a sermon on Sept. 16, 2001.

"We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans, and now we are indignant because the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back to our own front yards. America's chickens are coming home to roost," he told his congregation.

This was on 9/16/01. Five days after 9/11.

He was mistranslated. He was really just saying that America would be erased "from the pages of time."

-Juan Cole

re: #19 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Just listening to this tool on Rush. My God, the hate is palpable - I honestly am reminded of Hitler's speeches while listening to the "Reverend's" homily.

He sounds like Calypso Louie Farrakhan, if you ask me. Rev. Wright's Trinity United Church of Christ is little different from the NOI in that respect.

The MSM will give it a story or two - and then pretend Wright never existed.

I am, however, looking forward to the democrats tearing each other apart - maybe somewhere in Denver.

re: #26 kawfytawk

Is it just me or has anyone else ever noticed that even when the big O gives...it's all about the O?

Cognitive dissonance from the left presented as denial of the truth with BDS as the underlying diagnosis. They may even find a way to blame it on Bush seeing as he pushed them into having sex with a snake oil salesman by being so evil and all.

/

re: #8 EC Marm Sorry EC, but you or the Racist Rev won't live long enough to hear that said.

re: #18 JamesTKirk

Thanks~ I went back to that thread to ding that one up too.

Interesting that it gets little national attention, but locally, it was all over talk radio - WLS-890, WIND-560, etc, and was the talk of the town outside the SunTimes and the Tribune.

/Here's to hoping the Rezko trial, and this 'pastor' Wright take Obama out of the running.

Oprah’s boards burning with Wright responses; Wright accuses America of creating the HIV virus

Mr. Wright said, “We supported Zionism shamelessly while ignoring the Palestinians and branding anybody who spoke out against it as being anti-Semitic. . . . We care nothing about human life if the end justifies the means. . . .”

Concluding, Mr. Wright said: “We started the AIDS virus . . . We are only able to maintain our level of living by making sure that Third World people live in grinding poverty. . . .”

re: #11 lawhawk

And the kicker is that Oprah Winfrey is also a congregant of this guy.

Picking up a lot of stuff from the DT about this, so sorry to those folks, but it's worth repeating:

Mr. Wright’s church, the 8,000-member Trinity United Church of Christ, is considered mainstream — Oprah Winfrey has attended services, and many members are prominent black professionals. But the church is also more Afrocentric and politically active than standard black congregations.

[Link: www.nytimes.com...]

re: #36 spikester

trust me ...I noticed....she can do no wrong when she's giving cars away to the greedy audience...(rolling my eyes)

CNN had a snippet this morning. I think it had Jeremiah Wright singing;

"Jesus loves the little children..."

... or something similarly innocuous.

If I used the GD-word like Wright did, I'd have to go to confession.

/not joking

CNN is calling this hatespeech "fiery", and they're downplaying it in their article. God. What assholes.

re: #44 kawfytawk

Thanks. I thought my TV was trying to hood wink me!

re: #42 Killgore Trout

Oprah’s boards burning with Wright responses; Wright accuses America of creating the HIV virus

Did this stuff spill out of the mosques or into the mosques?

I think Americans would get sick of this Change! tripe really fast if people started paying at the register in Change! and asking for their Change! in Change! When people start griping at you for doing it, just say "I'm for Change! Obama 2008!"

Just like those Visa commercials in which everything comes to a grinding halt whenever someone pays with a check or cash.

Seriously, our "Give Me Convenience, Or Give Me Death" mentality will suffer a meltdown if we start doing it everywhere we go.

After listening to his "spiritual advisor's" hate speech, any wonderment that I had about Obama's not putting his hand over his heart during the National Anthem is gone. The fact that Obama didn't get up and leave the first time he heard this race-baiting tripe speaks volumes about his character (or lack thereof). Instead...he's sat through this vitriolic madness for twenty years.

This man -Obama- is straight up dangerous. How can any American actually vote for this guy?! For President of the United States of America?! The only justification that I can see is "Obama hates America. I hate America. So he has my vote." That's the only logical rationale that I can see.

Am I surprised that the MSM is running cover for the guy? No.

I'm glad the WSJ is covering this (I linked it this morning after seeing the article) and like many stories, once they have put it out, others will follow. If nothing else, the media is slavish in their piling onto a story once a major outlet has picked it up.

That said, this is a story that needs to be repeated as many times as possible in as many venues as possible by as many voices as possible.

One good thing -- as we've seen in the past, stories that gain wide enough currency on the web do eventually make it to the MSM. It's the "white space" phenomenon: eventually they'll need a story to run to fill up space, and if this one is always sifting to the tope of the virutal pile, it could well get picked up and run during those hazy lazy days of summer news slump.

re: #49 spikester

and notice how many other talk show hosts are doing the same....now everyone...look under your chairs

re: #48 savage_nation

I'll bet that there were some that got a car that had to use the gift finance the taxs.

Michelle Obama certainly shares Wright's anti-american sentiments as evidenced by the few times we have heard her speak.

re: #47 antishock8

CNN is calling this hatespeech "fiery", and they're downplaying it in their article. God. What assholes.

Like I said, nationally, there's going to be a lot of damage control. Locally, Obama and Oprah have a lot to answer for.

I have to ask, since I can't find the information at Wikipedia or anywhere else: Is Rev. Jeremiah Wright half white?...Just looking at him, it would seem that he is.

In this photograph he appears more fair-skinned that Barack Obama.

I only wonder because it might help us to understand the psychology behind his angry, anti-white rhetoric.

re: #50 debutaunt

The rhetoric is just as bad as what you might hear in a mosque. The difference is the church goes aren't blowing things up, just running for president.

Wonder if the KKK or Al Queda is going to make him an honorary member. I mean with this much hate, they could probably use him for something. Maybe as a replacement for the recerntly dismembered Adam Gadhn. Just a thought.

Hey y'all - if you read my #30 you'll understand why I say, with GREAT CONFIDENCE that the Racist Rev won't be ignored by the MSM.
Hell on Fox today, Chris Wallace said he'd read both of Obama's books, had looked at the church very closely and had some very pointed questions for Senator Obama about the Racist Rev.
Methinks the Racist Rev is gonna knock Spitzer and Kristen to page 30, at best.

Just an update on the hostages: There are eleven total now from Southern Iraq, I forgot the CBS reporter who was taken in February this year.

[Link: noblesseoblige.org...]

re: #55 kawfytawk

Oh yah. Free lunches for everyone.
That reminds me! Free drinks everyone!

re: #60 Killgore Trout

But presidents get to blow things up.

re: #25 savage_nation

No no no no....

The world needs to see the truth of Obama.

Change! Hope!... LMAO!
Snake Oil Salesman.

Comments on Oprah's blog

not a pretty sight..........

re: #60 Killgore Trout

The rhetoric is just as bad as what you might hear in a mosque. The difference is the church goes aren't blowing things up, just running for president.

Inciting to vote.

Request for Iowahawk: please do a a time warp and listen to Wright as Obama's White House Press Secretary. Good fun for all:-)

re: #11 lawhawk

And the kicker is that Oprah Winfrey is also a congregant of this guy.

Her folks have to be wondering what the heck is going on as well.

Expect damage control to be rallied by Oprah in 5..4..3..2..1..

Thus far, Obama's damage control has been lame at best - how exactly can you get the context of those kinds of statements where they'd ever be appropriate? [ed: in an insane asylum or at a conspiracy theorists' convention?]

I am starting to think that almost half the population of the U.S.(LLL's) is insane.

/ Not kidding.

re: #64 spikester

Oh yah. Free lunches for everyone.
That reminds me! Free drinks everyone!

oooooh kool-aid

re: #47 antishock8

I'm probably not going to see more than a few seconds on the CNN International... this seems like most of its influence is local.

Charles observes:

AP, Reuters Ignore Obama's Pastor

Once again, the power of the DARPA-created Internet, with a little help from Google, shows that the MSM has lost its credibility. When they omit pregnant stories like this, what else are they omitting, and what are they lying about when they do report?

A dishonest media is a danger to the health of our society. It's an unelected autocracy and is a public danger.

exposing their children to this hateful, racist man is child abuse. don't they see that?
oh, of course not, they agree w/ this cursing screaming lunatic . they want their children to hear this.

We put [Nelson] Mandela in prison ...

About 1971, I was hitchhiking to Lexington Virginia and near Charlottesville, I was offered a ride by a black man. Learned he was from South Africa. Strange that he did not mention this imprisonment of Mandela thing by the US.
/not-dead-yet-white-guy

This was entirely predictable. Did any of us really expect another outcome?

Inside the Hussein Asylum

re: #58 Honorary Yooper

Like I said, nationally, there's going to be a lot of damage control. Locally, Obama and Oprah have a lot to answer for.

I don't think so. Black racism is tolerated in society. Listen to the black urban radio stations in any large city and you'll hear the same thing. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and Calypso Louie have been spewing this stuff nationally for a long time. I don't think the press is going to be interested in this story.

re: #72 kawfytawk

oooooh kool-aid

How much are you charging for the snake oil?

re: #67 savage_nation

It's in the Lizard Lounge. Second table on the right.

re: #54 Lucius Septimius
Hey my friend - check out my #30; the MSM isn't going to be able to ignore the Racist Rev. And Hillary hasn't even started on him and Obama!

BTW and very important, prayers still going up for your daughter - please let us know what doc's say.

re: #68 wahabicorridor

No it sure isn't! What are her commentators thinking!

some of my more scathing Wright Links
they are live in the link above

[Link: [Link: www.discoverthenetworks.org...]...]

After many lectures like this, Obama decided to take a second look at Wright's church. Older pastors warned him that Trinity was for "Buppies"--black urban professionals--and didn't have enough street cred. But Wright was a former Muslim and black nationalist who had studied at Howard and Chicago, and Trinity's guiding principles--what the church calls the "Black Value System"--included a "Disavowal of the Pursuit of Middleclassness.'"

[Link: tolucantimes.com...]

For more than two decades, Obama’s personal minister, friend, and confidant has been the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, a former Black Muslim who has been a severe anti-Israel advocate. Wright’s church is a member of a denomination whose governing body has taken a series of anti-Israel actions. Among the many anti-Semitic rants that Wright has engaged in, he has said that the Israelis have illegally occupied Palestinian territories for almost 40 years now.

[Link: 209.85.165.104...]

Which brings us back to Wright, who took a swipe at the campaign advisers when he talked to the Times: "When his enemies find out that in 1984 I went to Tripoli to visit Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Wright said, "with Farrakhan, a lot of his Jewish support will dry up quicker than a snowball in hell. "Wright clarified to the Times that his trip had nothing to do with Louis Farrakhan's or Qaddafi's views.

[Link: [Link: www.ericnunnally.net...]...]

REV WRIGHT: Forgive me for having a momentary lapse. I forgot that The New York Times was leading the bandwagon in trumpeting why it is we should have gone into an illegal war. The New York Times became George Bush and the Republican Party’s national “blog.” The New York Times played a role in the outing of Valerie Plame. I do not know why I thought The New York Times had actually repented and was going to exhibit a different kind of behavior. 3/11/2007

[Link: [Link: www.aina.org...]...]

In the book titled When Black Men Stand up for God, a collection of sermons and reflections on the Million Man March, Wright identifies Kwanzaa founder Maulana Karenga as an attendee of the rally.[13] In the end notes that follow a transcript of one of Wright's sermons, Karenga is described as "an internationally acclaimed social activist and scholar in Pan African Studies"; "the founder and creator of Kwanzaa, the well-known African American holiday"; and "the director of Pan African Studies and Visiting Lecturer in Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Riverside."[14]

Unmentioned is the fact that Karenga is a self-identified "African socialist" whose "Seven Principles of Blackness," which are observed during Kwanzaa, are not only the Marxist precepts of parity and proletariat unity, but are also identical to those of the 1970s domestic terrorist group, the Symbionese Liberation Army. Nor is it noted that in 1971 Karenga was convicted of torturing two women who were members of United Slaves, a black nationalist cult he had established.

[Link: faultlineusa.blogspot.com...]

The Rev. Wright's past as a Muslim is elusive................hard to find alot...........but the Marxist liberation theology thing is a BIGG

Bigg ie

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re: #81 debutaunt

How much are you charging for the snake oil?

it's always free when it comes from Oprah....its the "big give"...dontcha know

re: #72 kawfytawk

No kool-aid here. That's found at Kos

Pay for everything in Change!

If anyone complains, tell them "Don't be downright mean, I'm all jammed up, doggone it!"

re: #59 Ringo the Gringo

Funny you should say that. Mona Charen posted this at The Corner:

My own theory, FWIW, is that Obama acquired his far left views at least in part to make himself as authentically black as he could to compensate for having a white mother. His mother, of course, was very left herself. But looking the way he does, and having been raised among only white people (mother and maternal grandparents) he felt the need to better identify with his black heritage. That struggle is what the book is all about.

Which could explain why he's drawn to a guy who sounds like a Black Panther. Maybe he's sort of a Beige Panther.

Lessee:

* It's racist to refer to B. Hussein Obama by his full name.
* It's racist to observe Hussein's (public) spiritual adviser is a racist.
* It's racist to point out that Hussein's security detail consists of followers
of a deranged racist anti-Semite who believes blacks are descendants of
space aliens.
* It's racist to not mention race when it is to Hussein's advantage to
mention race.
* It's racist to photograph Hussein surrounded by people darker-skinned
or fairer-skinned than he.
* It's racist to fail to calibrate your photographic, video, and printing
equipment to the Obamatone^tm color calibration system.

am I missing anything...

oh yeah.

It's racist to not vote for Hussein.

re: #90 rappmandu

Soon that's all we will have in our pockets.

Question for the "Reverend"; since according to you, we deserved 9/11... has AQ bagged their "fair" limit of Americans? Or how many more of us do you think they have the right to kill?

Oh, that question's for you, too, Senator Obama.

And that means the story is not being mentioned in most of the daily newspapers of the United States.

That's OK we are taking up the slack here and you may be sure the Republicans will pay to have it aired when the time comes.

re: #92 savage_nation

---slapping fore head with palm of hand--

Next time. Two types and Slaw.

Since this excuse of a preacher is so critical of his home, would he be kind enough to provide an example of the perfect society? And then be kind enough to move there?

re: #80 Killgore Trout
Sorry to say this Killgore, but I think you're wrong about the press ignoring this for long. See my #30 for the reasons why and REMEMBER Hillary hasn't gotten her machine warmed up over this.......yet.

re: #84 realwest

And Hillary hasn't even started on him and Obama!

Not to mention Bill ...

Making some popcorn and gettin' in the comfy chair for those lil' scenes.

It's a shame when it hits the mainstream media, they're not asking the real questions like why did he choose this guy to be his pastor? They're asking why the Clinton or McCain campaign brought this up now?

McCain said last night while sucking up to Obama, that Obama doesn't subscribe to the beliefs of Rev. Wright.....McCain better pull his head out of his arse and quick....or this will be one more issue that he is on the wrong side

The closer Obama gets to the election, the more of this sort of stuff will leak out.

Ultimately it won't matter.

Obama will simply distance himself from his church (as he has already started to), and most of his supporters simply don't care.

The Communists lost the Cold War. Now we see what happens when the losers of a war get to write the history.

His mother was a stone cold whore of Gramsci that WANTED desperately to raise a"revolutionary black child...."

Obama's RELIGION is Opportunistic Commislamist Whore of Gramscian Black Nationalist Churchianity

do you think this guy has noticed how 'white' some of the muslims are?....wonder how he reconciles that.

re: #103 kawfytawk

McCain said last night while sucking up to Obama, that Obama doesn't subscribe to the beliefs of Rev. Wright.....McCain better pull his head out of his arse and quick....or this will be one more issue that he is on the wrong side

McCain is looking like Bob Dole redux, only less competent.

re: #100 realwest

Hillary won't have to worry about this. The only time she goes to church is for a fund raiser (not for the church).

re: #80 Killgore Trout

I don't think so. Black racism is tolerated in society. Listen to the black urban radio stations in any large city and you'll hear the same thing. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and Calypso Louie have been spewing this stuff nationally for a long time. I don't think the press is going to be interested in this story.

Since you mentioned Sharpton, this is what he said about the Obama/Wright connection,last year:

In recent weeks, word of Mr. Obama’s treatment of Mr. Wright has reached black leaders like the Rev. Al Sharpton and given them pause.

“I have not discussed this with Senator Obama in detail, but I can see why callers of mine and other clergymen would be concerned, because the issue is standing by your own pastor,” Mr. Sharpton said. [Link: www.nytimes.com...]

From March of last year...

Sunday on the South Side sounds like Friday in Riyadh on tape delay

re: #105 zmdavid

The Communists lost the Cold War

the "Cold War" never ended.

re: #86 BabbaZee Just a superb post. Thank you very much for that.

Big suprise his church are supporters of the nation of islam, they sure sound like minded.

re: #76 nyc redneck

He is not a screaming lunatic to them. He is a spiritual adviser.

the liberal media has no real values or standards. they will manipulate the system to get hussein in. it's despicable how they will overlook the most vile and egregious behavior to facilitate the left. hussein is dangerous. it is becoming obvious. his past will come out.

re: #106 BabbaZee

His mother was a stone cold whore of Gramsci that WANTED desperately to raise a"revolutionary black child...."

Obama's RELIGION is Opportunistic Commislamist Whore of Gramscian Black Nationalist Churchianity

Cool! I'm gonna increase my tithe.

re: #103 kawfytawk

McCain said last night while sucking up to Obama, that Obama doesn't subscribe to the beliefs of Rev. Wright.....McCain better pull his head out of his arse and quick....or this will be one more issue that he is on the wrong side

No McCain should stay the hell away from it. This is a gift horse whose mouth will do it all for him....................

re: #106 BabbaZee

If I could have plussed ya a +20 on that one , I would have.

re: #108 rawmuse

McCain is looking like Bob Dole redux, only less competent.

you got that right....I am still steaming mad that he was chosen as my candidate

re: #113 realwest

I have posted that everywhere LOL

Sorry

re: #93 RedWhiteAndJew

Lessee:

* It's racist to refer to B. Hussein Obama by his full name.
* It's racist to observe Hussein's (public) spiritual adviser is a racist.
* It's racist to point out that Hussein's security detail consists of followers
of a deranged racist anti-Semite who believes blacks are descendants of
space aliens.
* It's racist to not mention race when it is to Hussein's advantage to
mention race.
* It's racist to photograph Hussein surrounded by people darker-skinned
or fairer-skinned than he.
* It's racist to fail to calibrate your photographic, video, and printing
equipment to the Obamatone^tm color calibration system.

am I missing anything...

oh yeah.

It's racist to not vote for Hussein.

this is the most racist thing ive ever read....say change 100 times or risk your personal salvation...

re: #119 saberry0530

thanks!

Pardon me if I have missed this, but:
Where is the outpouring of condemnation from the mainstream black Christian religious community?

re: #120 kawfytawk

Wonder when John McCain is going to start doing Viagra commercials?

re: #68 wahabicorridor

Oprah has taken down all references to Wright. LMAO!

How many times has that lady blimped out and then peddled a diet book as she lost weight with a "lifechanging" load of shit? 3....4?

Another snake oil "happiness" snake making a buck from empty change.

I look forward to a future where the Associated Press and Al-Reuters reporters and management are extinct.

re: #117 debutaunt

ya crackin' me up kid...... lol

Prediction:

Once Obama puts "the Beast" back in the box, he will start to go up against some real resistance (McCain) and his campaign will fold up like a card castle. OR, "The Beast" will fight to the bitter bloody end whilst pulling out all of the stops in her box of dirty tricks, the Democratic convention becomes a blood bath, and either the Beasties, or Obamites will stay home in disgust on election day.

Either way, we win.

re: #125 savage_nation

I can take it, LOL!

Obamanable Snowjobman's Gramscian Goose is cooked.

It's just a matter of time and pressure now.

re: #129 BabbaZee

ya crackin' me up kid...... lol

You do all the hard set up work!

re: #106 BabbaZee

OCWGBNC?

re: #86 BabbaZee

* * *
Wow Babba Zee, just Wow! How can "Pastor W" be a former mohameddan?

Certainly there's less scrutiny if you're a "United" Church of Protestants.

That's clever Taqqiya fakery on the outside, but same ol', same ol' jihadist message on the inside.

re: #133 savage_nation

HA Bring it on!
lololol

re: #84 realwest

I saw that -- your absolutely right about them not being able to ignore him. That said, we still need to keep up the talk.

re: #137 alegrias

MMMM HMMM!

'Barack Obama's pastor has blamed the United States for bringing the 9/11 attacks upon itself and has said Hillary Rodham Clinton 'ain't never been called a [-]-----,' a review of his sermons reveals.

The Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who for decades ministered at Obama's Trinity United Church of Christ on the South Side of Chicago, has also preached about the vast influence of "rich white people" and slammed Clinton from the pulpit for never having experienced the suffering of African-Americans.

"Jesus was a poor black man who lived in a country and who lived in a culture that was controlled by rich white people," Wright preached in one Christmas sermon.

'The Romans were rich. The Romans were Italian, which means they were European, which means they were white. And the Romans ran everything in Jesus' country.'

But Obama was different, Wright said.

'He ain't white, he ain't rich, and he ain't privileged. Hillary fits the mold,' he said.

'Hillary never had a cab whiz past her and not pick her up because her skin was the wrong color. Hillary never had to worry about being pulled over in her car . . . Hillary ain't never been called a [-]-----.'
// New York Post

. The mainstream media can't keep this story in check. If they try to spike the story, it will become mainstream via the blogosphere.

re: #127 Grok the Fullness

Oprah has taken down all references to Wright. LMAO!

I just refreshed the link I posted - it's still there

re: #139 Lucius Septimius

Lucius - when will news come?

re: #118 wahabicorridor

No McCain should stay the hell away from it. This is a gift horse whose mouth will do it all for him....................

Not when you got Obama followers complete with glazed eyes who will ignore anything and then there sits McCain patting the rest on the head saying "go back to sleep, nothing to see here"

re: #136 spikester

OCWGBNC?

LOLOLOL
Say it ten times fast!

re: #137 alegrias

* * *
Wow Babba Zee, just Wow! How can "Pastor W" be a former mohameddan?

Certainly there's less scrutiny if you're a "United" Church of Protestants.

That's clever Taqqiya fakery on the outside, but same ol', same ol' jihadist message on the inside.

It's a loud damn 'sleeper' cell, isn't it?

re: #97 Ojoe We won't have to wait for the Republicans to bring out the Racist Rev and Obama's extremely close ties to him.
Hillary will do it first - and probably better - than the Republicans will.

re: #106 BabbaZee

Opportunistic Commislamist Whore of Gramscian Black Nationalist Churchianity

Wow...what a phrase...you need to put the ™ symbol after it.

re: #104 looking closely

The closer Obama gets to the election, the more of this sort of stuff will leak out.

Ultimately it won't matter.

Obama will simply distance himself from his church (as he has already started to), and most of his supporters simply don't care.

This is exactly what is happening. :(

re: #126 BulgarWheat

Wonder when John McCain is going to start doing Viagra commercials?

just a matter of time

Never mind the frothing at the mouth racist posing as a man of God.

re: #130 maddogg

Prediction:

Once Obama puts "the Beast" back in the box, he will start to go up against some real resistance (McCain) and his campaign will fold up like a card castle. OR, "The Beast" will fight to the bitter bloody end whilst pulling out all of the stops in her box of dirty tricks, the Democratic convention becomes a blood bath, and either the Beasties, or Obamites will stay home in disgust on election day.

Either way, we win.

More or less, that is what I suspect will happen. Actually a fair number of the "Beasties" as you call them will very likely end up going for McCain.

Threadworthy:

'Ma'aleh Adumim, Palestine'

Ma'aleh Adumim resident Julian Czarny woke up recently to discover that he lived in "Palestine" - at least according to the popular Internet social networking site Facebook.

Facebook no longer allows members from Ma'aleh Adumim, Ariel, Betar Illit and other settlements over the Green Line to list their hometowns as situated in Israel, but instead provides only a preset location, with their country listed as "Palestine."

"Someone at Facebook is simply prejudging whatever may or may not come about in future negotiations," said Czarny. "Who exactly decided on this computerized transfer of over a quarter-million Jews from Israel to Palestine?"

Well, at least they have a state in a virtual world.

re: #115 snowcrash

He is not a screaming lunatic to them. He is a spiritual adviser.

and apparently he's still a political advisor on hussein's campaign.

re: #124 sparrowlake

Pardon me if I have missed this, but:
Where is the outpouring of condemnation from the mainstream black Christian religious community?

There's lots of it actually but you have to be in or around the mainstream black religious communities to hear it

Not so mainstream black condemnation of Obama

well folks...gotta run.

Daughter is taking me out for a spa treatment....she's so sweet. :O)

re: #143 BabbaZee

Lucius - when will news come?

Hard to say, but probably not until next week. You know how these test things go.

re: #127 Grok the Fullness

Oprah has taken down all references to Wright. LMAO!

Capture them! Capture them!

Lets not forget he sought spiritual counsel from this man before he decided to run for president.

Can you imagine what was said?

I predict a big discrepancy in exit polling numbers in the PA primary in April. People are hearing more about Obamas connections and will vote accordingly. They will not be able to truthfully disclose their votes for fear of being callled racist.

re: #141 Tumulus11

It should already be mainstream round this blogosphere...

re: #148 ErislDysnomia

LOL
I need that for a lot of my phrases.
I don't know how to do it!

Thus far, Obama's damage control has been lame at best - how exactly can you get the context of those kinds of statements where they'd ever be appropriate?

Hussein's handlers are playing this well. They know that repudiating the words of a racist black preacher won't go over well with the likely sizable contingent of pro-black//anti-white/Jew types who intend to vote for him. Also, his handlers know there is a likely even larger demographic of useful idiots who hang on his every word and are blithely unaware of his choice of church; useful idiots who lap up the MSM drivel and immediately dismiss out of hand anything from FOX, WSJ, the Washington Times, etc. that might snap them out of their stupor. If acknowledgments of Wright's wrongs issues from Hussein's own mouth, some of those useful idiots might snap out of their election-season swoon.

re: #158 Lucius Septimius

ok

re: #145 BabbaZee

OCWGBNC, OCWGBNC, OCWGBNC, OCWGBNC, OCWGBNC, OCWGBNC,
OCWGBNC, OCWGCNB. OWGCNND, OGGWBCT,

SIHIT.

re: #160 loppyd

Lets not forget he sought spiritual counsel from this man before he decided to run for president.

Can you imagine what was said?

Yes I can

re: #161 snowcrash

I predict a big discrepancy in exit polling numbers in the PA primary in April. People are hearing more about Obamas connections and will vote accordingly. They will not be able to truthfully disclose their votes for fear of being callled racist.

If Hillary wins PA there is going to be a blood bath leading up to the convention.

re: #134 BabbaZee

Obamanable Snowjobman's Gramscian Goose is cooked.

It's just a matter of time and pressure now.

I so hope you're right. But I fear that too many are already sleepwalking into Change-o-topia.

re: #142 wahabicorridor

weird....I'm getting a "0 results found" for "wright" when i click it....

The political and so-called religious rhetoric coming from this pulpit is inconsistent with the IRS definitons of a charitable organization. I would expect continued disclosure to alert our beloved government agency to do a little investigating.

(chuckle)

re: #151 savage_nation

sexist, racist homophobe! Did I miss anything?

Oh, yeah, your a Zionist too. No dinner at the UN for you, young lady!

You forgot Nazi.

re: #104 looking closely
According to his tax returns he gave this "church" $22,500.00 and in his book Obama refers to the Racist Rev as his "Spiritual advisor" and Obama still has him on a campaign committe.
No, Obama can't distance himself from the Racist Rev all that easily, and maybe not at all.

re: #163 BabbaZee

LOL
I need that for a lot of my phrases.
I don't know how to do it!

The "&" and "trade" together
Trade &trade

re: #172 BabbaZee Kindly check your e-mail when you get a chance!

And tell me how anyone can let their children be exposed to such language week in and week out.

re: #169 Occasional Reader

I so hope you're right. But I fear that too many are already sleepwalking into Change-o-topia.

I don't think he will even get the nomination
but I have been saying that from the get

gotta go BBL

re: #154 Ben Hur

They want to do that on my art site as well...

re: #42 Killgore Trout

Oprah’s boards burning with Wright responses; Wright accuses America of creating the HIV virus

The only way we can maintain our standard of living is by making sure that Third World people live in grinding poverty.

OK, Rev, then explain to me why the United States contributes more aid (food, financial, etc.) the Third World every year than the rest of the developed world put together?

In case he can't grasp the concept, the reason the Third World is a poverty-ridden disaster area/shithole is not that we're robbing them.

The robbery is purely local- carried out every day by their own governments, most of which are little more than illiterate thugs who just happen to have guns and be faster on the draw than anyone else in the neighborhood, and are also generally crazier into the bargain.

Just about as thoroughgoingly crackers as the Rev, and sharing a lot of his delusions, as well.

And please note, Rev, that the usual list of targets for their five-finger "liberations" invariably include the aid we send to their so-called countries. You might want to take that up with the group that's usually in charge of delivery services.

It's called the United Nations.

cheers

eon

re: #156 BabbaZee

There's lots of it actually but you have to be in or around the mainstream black religious communities to hear it

Not so mainstream black condemnation of Obama

So the media only think you are authentically black if you hate America? (rhetorical question - of course they think that!)

In late ...

If Obama gets the nomination, perhaps McCain and the GOP will tiptoe around the Wright issue, knowing that the conservative blogosphere certainly won't.

I have a hunch that more will come out regarding the congregation of that church -- the types of activities, causes, statements, programs, etc, which it supports. You can't have Wright's type of vitriol coming from a pulpit for that long and have a congregation not get into the act in some fashion.

re: #175 buzzsawmonkey

KO is Wright without a church.

re: #180 eon

Ingratitude.

/in one word, anyway

re: #178 BabbaZee

I don't think he will even get the nomination

Which will mean, of course, that his election was STOLEN by whitey.

(Reminding self to stock up on more ammo)

re: #183 savage_nation

Would anyone have a pit bull around a baby?

Never.

re: #182 pre-Boomer Marine brat

In late ...

If Obama gets the nomination, perhaps McCain and the GOP will tiptoe around the Wright issue, knowing that the conservative blogosphere certainly won't.

I think there's something to that. The press loves to tag (R)s as "mean."
We'll do the heavy lifting for him, he can stay above the ruckus.

I wonder if this isn't mainstream in the black churches. Anyone know?

re: #185 savage_nation

No, but Zionists are! Think, man!

/moonbat-sarc

re: #118 wahabicorridor

And what his mouth won't do, Hillary sure as hell will. This is THE big chance she's been waiting for.
The Racist Rev's ties to Obama are too long and too deep for Obama to "distance" himself - see my #30 above (waaaay above, LOL!).

Noah Robinson, Reverend Wright, El Rukn, Jesse Jackson, Barak Obama. Google the string.

re: #121 BabbaZee Why "sorry"? It's STILL a GREAT damn post!

BBL

re: #180 eon

In case he can't grasp the concept, the reason the Third World is a poverty-ridden disaster area/shithole is not that we're robbing them.

Don't you understand? Every day, US Marines are swooping into places like Sierra Leone and Bolivia, and stealing the native populations' iPods, Hummers, and broadband wireless routers, and then re-selling them in the US. That's the only reason those people are poor and we're rich. We're taking all that cool stuff from them.

Tax the churches.

re: #189 EC Marm

I think there's something to that. The press loves to tag (R)s as "mean."
We'll do the heavy lifting for him, he can stay above the ruckus.

It is also an excellent way to lose an election. If you do not confront your opponents faults, the MSM is then in charge. McCain is under the delusion he still has friends in the press. I remember Bush trying to be nice to the likes of John King only to be embarrassed in public for his efforts.

re: #139 Lucius Septimius Amen! (sorry, just couldn't resist!).

The Entrapment of Eliot

re: #183 savage_nation

Would anyone have a pit bull around a baby?

Absolutely no goddam way.

re: #198 Killgore Trout

NO! Why would you want to let the Gubberment in to the chapel?

re: #153 Lucius Septimius

Picture this: "The Beast" gets a royal reaming at the convention (possible) In severe anger, she pulls a Lieberman and goes independent. Runs for POTUS as such.

Would that be juicy, or what?

re: #142 wahabicorridor

I just refreshed the link I posted - it's still there

I get nothing as well...

But let Pat Robertson open his mouth and it's all over the news......

Coming soon - Expect Obama to claim he really is a Muslim in order to distance himself from the Reverend Wright. Radical Islam seems to hate America a lot less than Reverend Wright.

re: #183 savage_nation

Sounds like his parents have the right idea.

And the kicker is that Oprah Winfrey is also a congregant of this guy.

That's not possible. According to Wright, Oprah Winfrey doesn't exist. In 2006, he said the following to Jesse Jackson: "No black man will ever be considered for president, no matter how hard you run, Jesse, and no black woman can ever be considered for anything outside what she can give with her body."

Oprah Winfrey has a net worth of $2.5 billion, was listed in the Time 100, and is frequently described as "the most influential woman in the world."

And let's not even think about Condoleezza Rice. A black woman as Secretary of State? Impossible. Jeremiah Wright says so.

re: #156 BabbaZee Geez another great post - well link, actually! LOL!

Look at this media gem.

Calling all aspiring filmmakers, especially those who like Barack Obama.

MoveOn.org, the influential antiwar group that claims 3.2 million members, announced yesterday that it is holding a contest to create a 30-second television advertisement promoting the Democrat.

The prize: The spot will air nationally and the winner will get a $20,000 gift certificate for a camera and editing package.

After an online vote to pick 15 finalists. The judges include Boston-bred stars Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, whose low-budget movie "Good Will Hunting" launched them to stardom; filmmaker Oliver Stone; civil rights leader Jesse Jackson; and musicians John Legend, Moby, and Eddie Vedder.

In a Web video announcing the contest, dubbed "Obama in 30 seconds," Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org's executive director, says: "Grass-roots energy helped propel Barack Obama into victory after victory. And now we need your grass-roots creativity to help put Barack Obama over the top."

The group, which has endorsed Obama, held a contest in 2004 for ads opposing President Bush. The winner showed children picking up trash and working on assembly lines with the message: "Guess who's going to pay off President Bush's $1 trillion deficit?"

Entries must show Obama in a positive light, cannot mention Hillary Clinton, and can reference John McCain or Bush only in contrast to Obama.

re: #197 Occasional Reader

Don't you understand? Every day, US Marines are swooping into places like Sierra Leone and Bolivia, and stealing the native populations' iPods, Hummers, and broadband wireless routers, and then re-selling them in the US. That's the only reason those people are poor and we're rich. We're taking all that cool stuff from them.

Yeah, and we're not even getting wholesale for it , either!

We're not just crooks, we're dumb, too.

/actually, putting the Obameister in the Oval Office would be proof of that

cheers

eon

We all know these tapes are fakes concocted by the VRWC VGFC (the vast Geraldine Ferraro Conspiracy.)

Hey Wright and obama, F**k you!

re: #211 sundog

"the most influential woman in the world."
What a sad state of affairs.

re: #198 Killgore Trout

Tax the churches.

Not a good idea, IMHO. This is why the First Amendment exists (not to divide government and church, but to keep the government out of the churches).

...like a vast left-wing conspiracy...

re: #215 savage_nation

I wouldnt either, but I thought it was just me that thinks that.

I would shoot the f**king thing myself.

(I mean the pit bull, not the shit-for-brains son in law. At least, I'm pretty sure that's what I mean.)

re: #168 loppyd I don't think Hillary has any chance of winning in PA - too many Black voters in Philly and Pittsburg and they've been voting for Obama like 90+%.
But Hillary will - through cut outs, of course, bring out everything I put in #30 and Babba put in #86.

re: #209 Scoobie

Coming soon - Expect Obama to claim he really is a Muslim in order to distance himself from the Reverend Wright. Radical Islam seems to hate America a lot less than Reverend Wright.

No, he's really a member of the UMMO religion.

Waiting for the UFOs to arrive.

/along with Dennis Kucinich

cheers

eon

re: #220 savage_nation

RACIST!

When your race is america haters, I am!

re: #211 sundog

and no black woman can ever be considered for anything outside what she can give with her body."

Oprah Winfrey has a net worth of $2.5 billion

Yeah, but she got all that money for having such a fabulous body. Or something like that.

Barack Hussein Obama claims to be qualified to be President... from his vast experience of 3 years in the US Senate. Two years of which he has been running for President. I guess it is too bad that another equally qualified Senator is not running, Sheldon Whitehouse. Who is that you say... another equally qualified Democrat Junior Senator from Rhode Island, but he is unheard of out side of RI. I only wish the same were true for BHO.

Where I come from BHO = Browser Helper Object :=)

The only reason I can vaguely understand the HIV conspiracy mindset in Rev. Wright is because of the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in black men that happened here in America in the 30's and 40's. A lot of the bio medical ethical rules today have evolved from this. There is a seed that has germinated from this event that is still in the Black Community and it is difficult to enroll Blacks in health studies because of it.

re: #86 BabbaZee

Well, I don't know where I've been, but I didn't know that Wright had been a muslim. Good Lord, his whole "Christian" life might be a huge giant helping of taqiyya. A cover for preaching Marxism, socialism, black nationalism... 'cause I sure haven't heard much actual Christianity coming from his "Christian" sermons.

If he was previously a Muslim, but isn't now, why hasn't he been
fatwa-ed?

re: #185 savage_nation

Jews aren't Nazis, not that I know of....

Never stopped anyone from calling me one though... lol

re: #213 ciaospirit

$20,000 X .45=$9000.00 (that's your take home)
after state and Fed income tax

re: #156 BabbaZee

There's lots of it actually but you have to be in or around the mainstream black religious communities to hear it

Not so mainstream black condemnation of Obama

Pardon my skepticism.
I can't believe that the right-wing media and blogs wouldn't have picked it up.
Are they perhaps afraid to speak up? Or even worse?

re: #183 savage_nation

shoot "shit-for-brains" and take the child back in until she has the baby and can stabilize and grow up. It's make or break time and the baby is the priority. Good luck!

re: #190 pat

I wonder if this isn't mainstream in the black churches. Anyone know?

It is not mainstream in "black" churches
it is mainstream in whore of gramsci churches of both colors

UCC WCC especially

bbl

re: #187 Occasional Reader

(Reminding self to stock up on more ammo)

heh. I am planning to upgrade the home defense collection with my tax return. that's kinda cool, right? ;)

I think the Rev. Wright meshes well with what is taught in the various Victim Studies departments at nearly every University.

re: #200 pat

It is also an excellent way to lose an election. If you do not confront your opponents faults, the MSM is then in charge. McCain is under the delusion he still has friends in the press. I remember Bush trying to be nice to the likes of John King only to be embarrassed in public for his efforts.

Google "Bob Dole mean" for more.

Well, I think because we are portrayed almost immediately by the press, we are painted into a corner, so to speak. We wear labels, one is liberal or conservative or moderate. And Bob Dole has had the image, I think, over the years that he is somehow either dark or mean-spirited, and it's an image that doesn't fit the character because the character that we know is a generous and loving person. Someone who has suffered tremendous hardship and overcome that hardship, who identifies with the under-dog, the handicapped, the under-privileged, and you really never get to see much of that. He covers a lot of it up with a wit that in the past seemed a bit too sharp for some people but in more recent years he has turned toward himself, and I think you saw really a glimpse of the best of Bob Dole today, and that's the Bob Dole that everyone turned out to see.

I understand what you're saying, but there is a line in politics. The Dems have a line four lanes wide, while the (R) has to thread the yellow line in the middle.

In a weird way, this is interesting, because now local newspapers will have to write their own copy on the matter. For example, my local paper, the Baltimore Sun is covering it

here

in a piece on their blog that includes a video clip and a quote from the WSJ's article, which ends thus:

The media have largely ignored Mr. Obama's close association with Mr. Wright. This raises legitimate questions about Mr. Obama's fundamental beliefs about his country. Those questions deserve a clearer answer than Mr. Obama has provided so far.

Granted, this is on the opinion area of the site. The front page also has a video box. If you go through the available vids, there is a CNN clip. If you listen, the clip is imho fair and balanced.

*

I would invite anyone to take a look at the United Church of Christ website and read their statement of faith and what they stand for. I believe this might better explain why Obama joined the church and continues to attend. Ministers come and go, but the congregation is always there. I would hate to be held personally responsible for any statement my minister made in church. And I have to think that when giving sermons to a church of mostly african-americans, you are going to have to address what affects the congregation directly. I'm just glad to see a candidate that belongs to church that is progressive, believes in being all inclusive, and gives hope to people. Contrast this with our standing president and other republicans who chose to give speeches at colleges that would put us back in the middle ages. I'll take Rev. Wright over that anytime.

I am not afraid of the pen, or the scaffold, or the sword. I will tell the truth wherever I please.

by mundog50 on Fri Mar 14, 2008 at 09:42:54 AM PDT

from a commenter at the KOS, blogger then makes argument that everything that Wright says is true.

savage_nation, regarding the pit bull:

No. I love dogs, and I know of folks with pit bulls who are lovely fuzz balls (the pit bulls, not the owners). That said, breeding is breeding, and pit bulls are bread for viciousness, much like Labs are bread to be human-love sponges. As for the nurture side of the argument, much, if not most, of a dog's behavior is a function of his training and his master's demeanor. From the brief impression you give of this piece of work, I'd say the combo of nature and nurture you've disclosed is a disaster waiting to happen.

re: #238 savage_nation

They may be nice dogs indeed, but I jsut dont trust them. Something in their genetic code.

In my opinion, they ought to wait till the baby turns 3 and is taught not to be mean to an animal.

They oughta wait until the baby knows how to use a gun.

What's sad is that Illinois voters elected Obama, and rejected Republican Alan Keyes' candidacy to be their Senator in 2000, after Keyes ran as a presidential candidate against George W. Bush and John Sidney McCain that spring.

Alan Keyes is Harvard educated, a stunning speaker, former Reagan ambassador, former roommate of Bill Kristol the Editor of the Weekly Standard, and a well versed religious motivational speaker, if you're interested in having that in your senator.

Alan Keyes seemed to think America is a special wonderful BLESSED place.

re: #223 realwest

We'll see. Obama may carry the urban vote, but I think Hillary will kill him in the rest of the state.

I found this watered-down passage at this AP website.

Obama Tries To Allay Jewish Concerns

Obama's own pastor has a history of supporting Palestinian causes.

And there are questions about Obama advisers who some U.S. Jews see as less than ardent advocates of Israel.

It seems like anti-Americanism goes hand in hand with antisemitism.

re: #226 buzzsawmonkey

I concur. I raised Staffordshire's for a while. How ever I got the first dog when the baby was about one year old. There for the dog never thought of it as an Alfa. They are great dogs. Loved and protected my boys on more then one occasion. Never bit anyone never even growled at someone he could see. (Didn't have to)

re: #240 zmdavid

I think the Rev. Wright meshes well with what is taught in the various Victim Studies departments at nearly every University.

Nearly every? You mean there are some that don't have one?

This cannot be allowed to continue!

Victim Studies must be made part of the core curriculum of every university in this country!

We can pay for them by dumping all those reactionary, anti-free-thought departments, like Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, and so on.

/now out of multi-culti hustler with room-temperature IQ mode

cheers

eon

re: #219 Honorary Yooper

Not a good idea, IMHO. This is why the First Amendment exists (not to divide government and church, but to keep the government out of the churches).

Churches are taxable, but only on their "unrelated business income." In other words, if they receive money for anything other than their exempt purpose, they pay tax on it just like any other business.

re: #183 savage_nation

Forget the pitbull, I don't think I'd let the baby's father or his family anywhere near your daughter or granddaughter. It sounds like he has no sense of judgment at all. Best case scenario, he gets them kicked out of the apartment for having pets in violation of the lease. Worst case scenario, the pitbull bites the baby, and the in-laws won't let your daughter use their phone to call 911. They wound like bad news all around.

re: #226 buzzsawmonkey

I concur. I raised Staffordshire's for a while. How ever I got the first dog when the baby was about one year old. Therefor the dog never thought of its self as an Alfa. They are great dogs. Loved and protected my boys on more then one occasion. Never bit anyone never even growled at someone he could see. (Didn't have to)

PIMP

re: #245 RedWhiteAndJew

If a Pit Bull is raised from a pup it can be hands down one of the best breeds for the family. Males should be neutered though. Also, if the dog does not see any of the family as being Alpha, or protected by the Alpha... get rid of it. But that goes for all breeds. Pit Bulls are not genetically vicious, they just have all the tools to be such. Otherwise they can be very loveable, playful and loyal to a fault.

re: #250 FQ Kafir Hasn't it always?

Wright does not speak for me, thats for sure. They way I deal with my fellow blacks with this attitude is by asking "If America is so horrible, why are you still here?" I see none of these negros on cheap tickets.com buying a one way ticket to the nirvana known as africa or the middle east. I wish they would leave rather than sit here and try to change this land, flaws and all, into the the third world socialist cesspool that they so desire. Wright, stop whining and stop being a victim. As I like to say, I dont vote Democrat because Im no ones victim.

Sorry bout the rant, hi all!

Hey, Kudos to Sean Hannity, he was trumpeting this wack job preacher many many months ago and was being scoffed at. Give them a big "I told ya so" Seanie! He was right on Wright!

What's left of ABC still continues to pay attention.

[Link: abcnews.go.com...]

re: #248 savage_nation

* * *
Dear Savage, you said the landlord can take action to remove animals which aren't permitted in the premises.

Make the landlord follow the landlord's own rules.

Rev. Wright quotes:

When I get real bored I like to drive downtown and get a real great parking spot, then sit in my car and count how many times I'm hassled by Whitey.

Alot of people are afraid of heights. I'm afraid of whites.

/you get the idea

re: #236 BabbaZee

It is not mainstream in "black" churches
it is mainstream in whore of gramsci churches of both colors

UCC WCC especially

I don't believe it is mainstream anywhere.
But I suspect there a whole lot of fear, intimidation and/or tacit approval.
To me, this is analogous to the deafening silence of the "moderate" Muslims.
And leaving aside the BHS character issue, this type of incitement to hatred and victimhood is like a cancer which is too dangerous to ignore and must be excised.

re: #243 beens21

From your quote of the kos person:

I'm just glad to see a candidate that belongs to church that is progressive, believes in being all inclusive, and gives hope to people.

Would this be the same church that doesn't allow whites to join? Or was that just a rumor?

/progressive! hope! barf!

re: #248 savage_nation

Savage, I love dogs. My first babysitter was a border collie named Rex. Literally, I barked before I talked. And I'm very good with them too - good enough to have spent a summer helping train German Shepards for the Penna. State Police.

Get rid of that pit bull. They are beautiful, magnificent animals but they need a very special hand - and this one is not getting it. And I don't care what breed, I would never leave a child with ANY dog unsupervised.

re: #213 ciaospirit

This has telltale signs of Soros as the backer:
MoveOn.org, grassroots, a contest in 2004 for ads opposing President Bush...

re: #233 spikester

$20,000 X .45=$9000.00 (that's your take home)
after state and Fed income tax

It's not about money for these goons. And the bonus. Oooh, they get to hang out with movie stars and and Oliver Stone!

re: #182 pre-Boomer Marine brat

When you have a disagreement with the local church leader of a national faith, you look back at what the traditional doctrine (not always confining yourself to national as in the case of the Anglican community) of that faith espouses. If the local is in disagreement you can, in decently good conscience, stay there as the local is "not really what the faith believes".
When you attend a local church that does not have a national or traditional (international) rooted doctrine, you have to limit your acceptance of doctrine to what the local preaches on the local pulpit.
If you disagree with it, you either have to
1)admit you are wrong and the preacher is (W)right or
2) accept that the local preacher isn't bad enough to not stop supporting them. or
3) find another church to attend and support

That is it. those are your only choices (well variants on those like lying about which one and/or how bad)

Whether Obama's actions were #1 or #2 are not as relevant as the appropriate need to bring up that historical fact that one of thiose two is true and both possibilities reflect in a public way on his judgement. WE are supposed to elect a President that we trust his (her) judgement. Barack Hussien Obama's judgement is completely appropriate for discussion in this, or any other election cycle.
Either he agrees with Wright, or does not find such loathesome statements too bad (certainly not bad enough to have even spoken out of before it was rubbed in his face)

Well, I have to take off, again. Errands to run.

Later, Lizards.

cheers

eon

re: #259 realwest

Sigh.

#258 Grok the Fullness

Don't get me wrong. I when I wrote "they are bre[a]d for viciousness" that doesn't mean any particular example of a pit bull is going to be so, and that nearly any dog, free of neurological pathologies, can be trained to be all the things you mention.

Still, when I am approached by one, I exercise extra caution, because I know what they are capable of, and I usually don't know their circumstances.

I trust the dogs more than their owners, but the dog is usually going to be faster than me, and have sharper teeth!

Apologies to CCR:

Jeremiah was a Reverend,
“God-damn” was his favorite line.
They’ll never print a single word of what he said
Unless it helps Obama with his whine.
‘cause liberals love a mighty fine whine.

Sing it:
Bombed Hiroshima!
Bombed Nagasaki!
God-damn America for the indignity,
Hope Audacity!

If Obama was the king of the world,
I tell you what he'd boost.
He'd throw away the tax cuts and the wars overseas
and send chickens home to roost.

Sing it now:
Bombed Hiroshima!
Bombed Nagasaki!
God-damn America for the indignity,
Hope Audacity!

I just gotta say this again: Barrack Hussein Obama, does NOT LIKE AMERICA. WORSE, he doesn't RESPECT AMERICA.
And if you want to know where he gets his dislike and lack of respect, just listen to his spiritual advisor, the Racist Rev.

I do NOT want someone as POTUS who HATES AMERICA.

Y'all ought to do what I've been in the process of doing for some time now - taking the transcripts or the links to the videos of the Racist Rev, quoting Obama's statement that the Racist Rev is his Spiritual Advisor and sending it all to everyone I can - and especially to liberals.
They may not read it, but can NEVER say they didn't know about it.
Oh and btw, just in case, I'm sending it to Hillary's campaign as well.
And YES that takes a lot of time to do.
But to protect America from someone who may very well be elected Presdient who HATES this nation of ours is worth it.
Please y'all, just DO IT.