We keep hearing how bad america is, my family has never owned a slave as i expect all the other families havnt. But to hear this hate still coming from the mouthes of americans is down and dirty. I have wondered if the people who bring up the slave issue ever thought about how the slaves were captured and put on the ships? Some one in Africa had to be giveing a helping hand to have rounded up thousands of people , hold them in one area and wait for the ship to come in. I have never read in a history book who captured the soon to be slaves and sold them to people who were bring them to America.

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Thanks Machiavelli! I enjoy parodies.

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Igor, that’s an inspired U2 parody you have written up there! (unfortunate because their music was so great before they went off on their current liberal kick)

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One man come in the name of hate
One man come and stay
One come he to justify
One man to betray

In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate
In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate

One man screams in a hateful church
One man he resist
One man blames everybody else
One man shakes his fist

In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate
In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate

9/11 has come and gone
We’re in for a hateful ride
Free at last to blame your own
And you spit at them with pride

In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate
In the name of hate
What more in the name of hate

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i realize everyone has a right to their opinion, but i thik this guy and his sermons are beyond dangerous. i told a friend about this and she said in some ways he is sorta right, but he has twisted and distorted so many of the facts that it is now crazy. event he devil can sight scripture for his own needs.

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“I don’t know why everyone is so surprised about the political victomhood preached in this church. Has no none noticed that all the black leaders have a reerend in front of their names ?”

Je$$e Jack$on and Al Sharpton are not the only black leaders. You’ve just decided to put every single preacher of a black church into a category with them. Congratulations.

And its not so much surprise at the political victimhood, its that Obama has had this guy as his spirtitual advisor and confidant for 20 years, and he’s been running with the notion that he can heal the racial divide of the nation. Those two things come off as incredibly contradictory.

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I don’t know why everyone is so surprised about the political victomhood preached in this church. Has no none noticed that all the black leaders have a reerend in front of their names ? The black churches are the driving forces of racism. They flog dissent and hatred. Most blacks would otherwise be clueless about racism without this constant drumroll. It keeps racism alive and the these people in business. Anyone from the south could have told you this but you have a mindset that we southern whites are racist not that we understand blacks better than you think we do.

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You know…this could be a good thing. First, it gets this poisonous teaching out in the open. Better the enemy you know than the enemy you don’t know. Second, maybe it will result in ending racism…by resulting in people saying to those who claim racism all the time to “sit down, shut up, get to work and stop making excuses”. I’ve never understood how anyone can claim that the reason they can’t get ahead is because of racism, but we should make special accommodations for them because of their race. Likewise on the gender issue – but that’s for another day!

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For someone who dedicates so much of a book to Wright, gave 22K to him, and attended his church for 22 years either Osama has a very selective memory of Wright’s sermons or drank a great deal of ice tea. Either way, it demonstrates his commonsense and judgement. Anyone so lacking doesn’t deserve to be dogcatcher of Detroit.

And if you believe Osama’s explanation about Wright and his sermonsd, I have some beach front property in South Dakota just for you.

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This shouldn’t be surprising to anyone who is familiar with the history of race hucksters in America. The Al Sharpton orchestrated Tawana Brawley “incident,” then the Rainbow Coalition backed persecution of the Duke Lacrosse Team, have all shown the classic pattern of the guilty party accusing those that would bring their misconduct to light are actually the problem themselves. It’s a neat trick, by accusing blacks of racism; the white majority was actually proving its own supposed racism.
People like Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and Mr. Wright, have shown a kind of fossilization in their thinking. They’ve perverted the dreams of Martin Luther King Jr., and their vision has become permanently tainted by the concept of race, leaving them unable to consider a reality beyond that premise. Instead they simply update and twist their old prejudice to new dynamics; thusly we get new concepts of “institutional racism” and “unconscious racism,” etc.
Slowly it seems the American public at large is waking up to this old scam. But, in this case we’re sitting on the verge of a presidential election, and one of the three remaining candidates is a closet believer in this world view. So, they’ve trotted out the old dog & pony show to try to convince the public at large, one more time, that calling Obama on his former “spiritual advisor” is actually a sign of America’s racism. It’s time to call this what it is, a cheap attempt to divert valid criticism away from a candidate whose character and ideology aren’t near as shiny and squeaky clean as the MSM has been trying to play up.

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