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I have been reading this man's blogs, posts and book for well over a year now. He puts to rest the myth that democrats and liberals are to be awarded the lion share of responsibility for all things 'justice' achieved in the name of the black race. Please take time to peruse his blog, watch some of the videos and ask yourself why more people don't know this stuff and about Kevin. Then, I encourage you to send this on to all your friends, co-workers, etc., use facebook, your blog, your email, twitter, myspace, etc.
Let's spread the word about Kevin Jackson and educate yourself on race, racism and slavery in America. The FACTS will astound you. Then ask your black friends to debate you but remove emotion from the topic and base their argument in fact. "The parties flip-flopped" is the most baseless and fraudulent rebuttal they will offer. Kevin exposes this myth and explains why its so bogus. In order to beat the progressive push for America you must dismantle the false foundation on which it is constructed. The progressive belief is that you have to keep the people dumb and must hide the truth.
Eric Holder called the US a "Nation of Cowards" when it "comes to discussions of race in America". But really, who are the cowards? Those who play the race card to stay in power and prey on fear? Or those who let blacks come to their political affiliations through their own choice without continuing to perpetuate mis-truths and falsehoods? For the answer to this question you only need look back to the landscape of America in the months leading up to and after Obama's election. On November 3rd, if Obama lost it was because the white man couldn't pull the lever for a black man. On November 5th, we as a nation had transcended race. Today, this administration and those in power in DC and the media have used race to vilify conservatives despite their accusations being unfounded. Harvard law professor arrested, black panthers case being dismissed, Harry Reid comments swept under democratic rug, Obama/Holder/Napolitano and liberal media use race as a way to highlight the AZ immigration law...and these are only a few examples that come to my head right away. But rest assured, race was, is and will be used by the democrats to stay in power and prey on fear. For if not for them, we would still have slavery right? If not for them, we wouldn't have passed Civil Rights legislation, correct? If not for them, the black high school drop out rate would be much lower than the 34% it is currently, I am sure. The truth shall set you free. Fight back against the propaganda of the left and fight them with knowledge. Then watch their emotions get in the way...I see it every day here in Santa Monica, CA.
God bless you and God bless the United States of America.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Does Obama hate white people?
80% of Tennessee is white, 65% of Nasvhille is white. So does that make this is 'racial' story? Of course not, but let's examine the numbers and ponder why this story hasn't been covered with such veracity as Katrina. Are they on the same scale? Of course not. But the reaction to the devastation by those effected, by the media and by politicians foretell a different character make-up between the two.
500...number of years experts are saying its been since the last flood of this magnitude in Nasvhille. 52...the number of counties out of 96 considered 'disaster areas'. 51...the number in feet at which the Cumberland river crested. 18...the number in inches of rain that fell over a 36-hour period. 17...at least the number of times an obituary has been written about someone who died from the flooding in the state. 13...the number of days ago that the rains started. 1...the number of stories thus far that touched me personally of someone I know who's house was destroyed from the flooding but said she was 'thanking God' that her family was safe. AND ironically One is also the number of times President Obama has played golf since flooding began and Tennesseans lost lives in the flooding. Lastly, 0 (yep zero)...the number of times Obama has visited Tennessee (it's a pretty good size state) since the rains began to fall and over $1 billion in damages has occurred.
If this were downtown Detroit, DC, New Orleans, or Philly would the president be so silent? And would there have existed such absent pleas of 'how the government is responsible and must help' the victims of such a tragedy? Notice the people of Nashville, like so many other flooded parts of middle America over the past few years, never cried out for government assistance, haven't made this a 'race' issue, and hasn't demanded that they be taken care of in any way. The good citizens, of all colors and creed, in Tennessee banded together to form one community in being benevolent to help one another. This is what America is...it's people, it's community, it's character. So no, Obama doesn't hate white people just like Bush didn't hate black people or allow a delayed response due to the color of the skin of those the media's camera lenses seemed to only find in the 5th ward. But what gets more media coverage...disaster that strikes predominantly white areas or disaster that strikes predominantly black areas (i.e. New Orleans - Katrina, Haiti - Earthquake)? It's about victimization and media race baiting that propels stories of woe in black communities to the top of the headlines. It's then that the democratic politicians flock to the coverage and begin their dialogue of how to 'help', or who is to 'blame' and why the 'government should be involved' in responding. Yes, 'race' to them helps explain why something happened or someone is to blame.
To all those in Nasvhille, from all walks of life, who have been affected by this horrific natural disaster, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May God's reason for this event play out in your lives, in your communities and in your hearts. God's compassion, for those who question His allowing this to happen, is that the rains stopped, the river receded and the wounds are slowly healing. God doesn't hate black, white, yellow, brown or green skin. This tragedy didn't target one race...its unintentional target was simply a population from every walk of life.
Leadership is chosen by its people. In New Orleans, the preponderance of its people chose to follow its leadership in Washington to help them out of their plight since they are committed to govt assistance. In Tennessee, its people chose to follow each others good will in helping their neighbor and believe that God will lead them through the crisis. Who would you rather follow? God or a politician?
And in closing, it's kind of difficult for Obama to be truly racist against white people in his heart. Because his DNA makes it genetically difficult, for the fact is, he is half-white! Where is Kanye on this tragedy when you need a buffoon to stick his foot in his mouth? Wait, we already have a buffoon who chooses not to speak about the tragedy to the "Volunteer State." Unfortunately, that buffoon happens to be the president of the United States of America, of which, Tennessee was one of its first. Godspeed Tennessee!
500...number of years experts are saying its been since the last flood of this magnitude in Nasvhille. 52...the number of counties out of 96 considered 'disaster areas'. 51...the number in feet at which the Cumberland river crested. 18...the number in inches of rain that fell over a 36-hour period. 17...at least the number of times an obituary has been written about someone who died from the flooding in the state. 13...the number of days ago that the rains started. 1...the number of stories thus far that touched me personally of someone I know who's house was destroyed from the flooding but said she was 'thanking God' that her family was safe. AND ironically One is also the number of times President Obama has played golf since flooding began and Tennesseans lost lives in the flooding. Lastly, 0 (yep zero)...the number of times Obama has visited Tennessee (it's a pretty good size state) since the rains began to fall and over $1 billion in damages has occurred.
If this were downtown Detroit, DC, New Orleans, or Philly would the president be so silent? And would there have existed such absent pleas of 'how the government is responsible and must help' the victims of such a tragedy? Notice the people of Nashville, like so many other flooded parts of middle America over the past few years, never cried out for government assistance, haven't made this a 'race' issue, and hasn't demanded that they be taken care of in any way. The good citizens, of all colors and creed, in Tennessee banded together to form one community in being benevolent to help one another. This is what America is...it's people, it's community, it's character. So no, Obama doesn't hate white people just like Bush didn't hate black people or allow a delayed response due to the color of the skin of those the media's camera lenses seemed to only find in the 5th ward. But what gets more media coverage...disaster that strikes predominantly white areas or disaster that strikes predominantly black areas (i.e. New Orleans - Katrina, Haiti - Earthquake)? It's about victimization and media race baiting that propels stories of woe in black communities to the top of the headlines. It's then that the democratic politicians flock to the coverage and begin their dialogue of how to 'help', or who is to 'blame' and why the 'government should be involved' in responding. Yes, 'race' to them helps explain why something happened or someone is to blame.
To all those in Nasvhille, from all walks of life, who have been affected by this horrific natural disaster, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May God's reason for this event play out in your lives, in your communities and in your hearts. God's compassion, for those who question His allowing this to happen, is that the rains stopped, the river receded and the wounds are slowly healing. God doesn't hate black, white, yellow, brown or green skin. This tragedy didn't target one race...its unintentional target was simply a population from every walk of life.
Leadership is chosen by its people. In New Orleans, the preponderance of its people chose to follow its leadership in Washington to help them out of their plight since they are committed to govt assistance. In Tennessee, its people chose to follow each others good will in helping their neighbor and believe that God will lead them through the crisis. Who would you rather follow? God or a politician?
And in closing, it's kind of difficult for Obama to be truly racist against white people in his heart. Because his DNA makes it genetically difficult, for the fact is, he is half-white! Where is Kanye on this tragedy when you need a buffoon to stick his foot in his mouth? Wait, we already have a buffoon who chooses not to speak about the tragedy to the "Volunteer State." Unfortunately, that buffoon happens to be the president of the United States of America, of which, Tennessee was one of its first. Godspeed Tennessee!
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