The look on Niger Innis’s fat face as he was bashing Obama with malicious falsehoods was nauseating. [SEE VIDEO]
NigGer is the son of Roy Innis(Roy Emile Alfredo Innis) (born June 6, 1934, in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands) — a self-serving father and son duo — masquerading as civil rights activists. Roy is the national Chairman of the Congress of Racial Equality (also known as CORE) since his election to the position in 1968. Niger serves as National Spokesman of CORE.
Daddy may be too old today, but had a sharp tongue and was prone to punch-ups in the 80′s, for example — knocking down Al Sharpton during one of the late Morton Downey Jr‘s outrageous shows or scuffling with white supremacists — in a Geraldo Rivera show.
Syndicated hate-talk radio host, Neal Boortz, is another one of those radio commentators who give free speech a bad name. Mr. Boortz who once compared Katrina victims to “debris,” now says: “We Got Too Damn Many Urban Thugs, Yo … We Need More Dead Thugs” In Atlanta. [ SEE VIDEO BELOW ] This comes exactly one day after Glenn Beck threatened the life of president Obama on his Fox show.
Is this the most racist and sexist political ad ever?
Below is a Republican video targeting California Democrat Janice Hahn. The video invokes brutal gang imagery and incendiary language as part of a political attack on the Democratic candidate for Congress in a special election. [ READ MORE ]
MMFA: Dick Morris’ Prediction That Trump Would Run Proves Again That He’s A Terrible Political Forecaster — Dick Morris was on Hannity last evening to discuss the Republicans’ chances in the 2012 presidential election. Unsurprisingly, given his hatred of President Obama, Morris claimed that several of the potential Republican nominees could beat Obama. But Morris has repeatedly proved that people should completely ignore his political prognostications. [ READ MORE ] [ MORE ON DICK MORRIS'S ALWAYS WRONG PROGNOSTICATIONS ]
O’Reilly Calls Out Dick Morris For Being Wrong About Whether Trump Would Run
Here is Dick’s latest prediction — which will most likely be wrong again: [ CLICK HERE ]
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Led by the GOP’s chief mouthpieces — Fox News and hate radio, Republicans are clawing and scratching for a piece of dead Bin Laden.
Fox News analyst Charles Krauthammer maliciously insinuated:
“If Obama had been president after 9/11, it’s “quite likely” U.S. Would not have had info needed to kill Bin Laden.”
Really?
“Kermit the frog” conveniently ignored the fact that George Bush, a lazy “C Student” all his life, chose to ignore a presidential daily brief prepared by the Central Intelligence Agency and given to him on August 6, 2001.
Had Obama been president at that time, as thorough and deliberate as we now know him — 9/11 may never have happened!
Intellectual midget Bush had a conglomeration of “hyenas” and sharp fanged “rodents” like Dick Cheney and Karl Rove running crossword puzzles in his stupid brain while feeding their oil baron masters billions of taxpayer money, oblivious of the potential threats to the United States.
Contrary to the Bush administration’s claims, Iraq did not have weapons of mass destruction and Saddam was not involved in 9/11 or tied to al-Qaida. We have learned instead that the whole thing was a setup: The Bush administration was determined to attack Iraq from the day it took office, according to former Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill.
These same hypocrite-lunatics who previously have argued that what occurs during Obama’s presidency is his responsibility — including the results of disastrous policies initiated by them, are now busy, very busy doing everything in their power to snatch Obama’s Bin Laden success and “betroth” it to an undeserving Bush.
That these “lynchers” want to re-lynch an already dead body does not surprise me — for during slavery, they routinely lynched black Africans by rope and/or barbecue, and then sold the bones as mementos.
Bush, Rumsfeld and UNTIE-TOM Rice, WaterBoarding
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Meanwhile, Glenn Beck, Fox’s fraudulentin-house baboon, celebrated the death of Osama Bin Laden with cookies, confetti and a marching band, but not before pretending to castigate people for participating in the same kinds of celebrations. LOL! [ SEE VIDEO BELOW ]
[ By: Mark Green ] Palin’s ‘Brainwashing‘ and ‘Joe Welch‘ Moment: Sarah Palin has lived by the sword. Her weapon is the nasty, snide attack — on Obama for “paling around with terrorists,” on all liberals as un-American, on critics as “limp, impotent [members of] of the old boys club” who lack “cajones.” Her brand is all about being an Annie Oakley to the hard right via all her Tweets and Facebook pages and bird whistle.
And a chunk of the Republican base who think Obama’s a Marsian have gone for it. Even goofs like “refudiate” or writing on her hand have been dismissed as proof of a conspiracy of elitists out to get “a hockey Mom from Wasilla.” Jonathan Martin of Politico wrote last week before the shootings and “blood libel” that Sarah Palin “has to decide if she wants to be Ronald Reagan or Rush Limbaugh.” She’s not going to be either.
The context is clear — America will elect people from different parties but what Reagan, Bush 41, Clinton, Bush 43 and Obama all had in common was that they either ran on or in fact were unifying figures who didn’t hate others. Palin is the most divisive national political figure of my lifetime. Because she has not shown any of the experience, intellect, character or temperament to be a serious presidential contender — and because Republican leaders are not politically stupid — she has now officially been destroyed as a serious candidate not by the “lamestream” media but by herself. She’s her own worst enemy.
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After the President’s remarks in Tucson, ideally the public conversation will be elevated to focus more on serious issues after the tragedy last Saturday — how can we help the mentally ill before they hurt themselves or us? How can we craft gun control laws to keep semi-automatics away from troubled or politically motivated people? How can the public and officials “debate without hate”?
But as of today, there has been one political ramification of note — Sarah Palin is done as a presidential candidate. After her video disparaging critics as guilty of a “blood libel,” she should be shunned and will be shunned. As John Kenneth Galbraith said of Black Monday in 1929, “the end had come but was not yet in sight.”
Everyone in public life, given enough time, will misspeak, stumble, say something foolish. But the public and peers will hold it against them only if it betrays a larger unpleasant reality.
So when President Obama said as a candidate that there were “57 states” or once teased the Special Olympics, he quickly corrected himself and apologized for a brain burp. Whatever one’s politics, it’s hard to deny that he’s a person of enormous intelligence who makes few such mistakes. No pattern. No betrayal. No harm.
But when Senator Joe McCarthy tried to smear a young associate of opposing council Joseph Welch in the June, 1954 Army-McCarthy Hearings, the folksy Welch said in his now epic retort, “Have you no decency sir? At long last, have you sense of decency?” It was later regarded as the beginning of the end for someone who was a hateful liar.
Then in 1968, Governor George Romney, an honorable man thought of a something of a light-weight, committed the gaffe of truth (a nod to Michael Kinsley) when he said that he had been wrong about the Vietnam War because he had been “brainwashed” by the generals during a visit there. That’s a permissible and understandable flub for a journalist or pundit but not apparently a president. It may have been unfair but, in the it-ain’t-beanbag world of presidential politics, he cashiered himself out of contention.
Now comes Sarah Palin who has lived by the sword. Her weapon is the nasty, snide attack — on Obama for “paling around with terrorists,” on all liberals as un-American, on critics as “limp, impotent [members of] of the old boys club” who lack “cajones.”
Her brand was all about being an Annie Oakley to the hard right via all her Tweets and Facebook pages and bird whistle. And a chunk of the Republican base who think Obama’s a Marsian went for it. Even goofs like “refudiate” or writing on her hand were dismissed as proof of a conspiracy of elitists out to get “a hockey Mom from Wasilla.”
Reverse sexism and victimization were working. There were nice cover articles in the New York Times Magazine and Time. But questions were in the air.
Then, eerily and presciently and tragically, Rep. Giffords herself three months ago chided Palin by name for the now famous graphic targeting the Arizona congresswoman for defeat using the crosshairs of a gun. A Palin aide explained that the huntswomen was only using the graphics of a map, but Palin herself had called the images “bullseyes.”
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Of course legally and morally Sarah Palin is not responsible for the shooting on Saturday. But of course she has contributed to a climate of intolerance that turns opponents into enemies of the state, that indicts all Muslims for the acts of some — a modern McCarthy is what I called her on this site in the context of the Park51 controversy last August. Given her reality and imagery, she was a literal tail-gunner. Still, as the Atlanta Constitution’s Cynthia Tucker urged on Hardball two days ago, she could have yesterday said a version of, I regret that imagery and some of my words and will be more careful in the future. Is there a major public official who hasn’t done that?
Instead, we have “blood libel,” a reference to the calumny that Jews had used the blood of Christian children to make matzoh during Passover. Could there have been a more offensive comment than using an anti-Semitic image, with the word blood no less, in the context of a Jewish congresswoman fighting to survive and recover from being shot in the head? Even without the religious overtones, a video that made her into the victim using Palin-like violent metaphors was exactly what the occasion didn’t call for.
Perhaps she didn’t fully know the meaning. Perhaps she was needlessly defensive or was ill-advised. Perhaps the conservative punditocracy will again find some Democratic Tom, Dick or Harry who once used the phrase in order to exonerate her now.
But that dog won’t hunt because the context is clear. America will elect people from different parties but what Reagan, Bush 41, Clinton, Bush 43 and Obama all had in common was that they either ran on or in fact were unifying figures who didn’t hate others. Palin is the most divisive national political figure of my lifetime. Because she has not shown any of the experience, intellect, character or temperament to be a serious presidential contender — and because Republican leaders are not politically stupid — she has now officially been destroyed as a serious candidate not by the “lamestream” media but by herself. She’s her own worst enemy.
Jonathan Martin of Politico wrote last week before the shootings and “blood libel” that Sarah Palin “has to decide if she wants to be Ronald Reagan or Rush Limbaugh.” She’s not going to be either.
Live by the sword…
About The Author: Mark Green — has been a public interest lawyer, an elected public official, author, tv/radio commentator and the president of Air America Radio.
He graduated with honors from both Cornell University School of Arts & Sciences (1967) and then Harvard Law School (1970), where he was editor-in-chief of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review.
Becoming a member of the Washington, D.C. Bar (and later the New York State Bar), he spent 10 years in the 1970s working with Ralph Nader, ultimately running Public Citizen’s Congress Watch, the largest consumer lobbying group in D.C. In 1982, The Nation magazine said, “Next to Nader himself, Mark is the leading public interest lawyer of his generation.”
In 1981, Mark founded and ran the Democracy Project, a public policy institute in New York City. Over the next three decades, he either ran the Democracy Project or held office (from 1989 to 2001) as the NYC Consumer Affairs Commissioner and then the elected Public Advocate for New York City. Follow Mark Green on Twitter: www.twitter.com/markjgreen