crosstar
2009-04-02 14:04:23 UTC
THEY SHOULDN'T GET A DIME
What a contrast. When Negroes marched into Jena, Louisiana
to support the Negro-criminals they called the Jena-Six, they flew
red-green-and-black "Republic of New Africa" flags and shouted
"black- power" slogans. But, Americans, flooding into Green Bay,
Wisconsin to protest Obamanation, surrounded themselves with
red-white-and-blue in setting the tone for the post-Barack-Obama
nation. Another stark contrast was Thomas Reiter, who brandished his
sign depicting a young Negro, labeled, "They Shouldn't Get a Dime of
Our Taxes."
Half-a-continent away, Laura Ingraham, a former-law-clerk for
Clarence Thomas, was making a pitch for the same audience, insisting,
on her radio-show, that Negroes and whites should "come together" to
oppose Obama, in the name of "individual liberty," of the sort that
gave Thomas the "freedom" to marry a white woman. But, Reiter would
have no part of it. Instead, he proclaimed that he was a "proud
member of The Nationalist Movement," as the crowd warmed to his
Crosstar flag and, even, direction to the Nationalist website. To
Reiter, focusing on the blood- based aspect of the struggle for
majority-rule over minority-tyranny required identifying the
subsidized-element, whose "bailout," since the Sixties, had been
responsible for hobbling the economy. After the present "stimulus"
subsidies, which include massive funding for Negro-organizations and
Negro-housing, has failed, Reiter envisions a new day, in which there
will simply be "no Bongo bailouts," at all.
Reiter countered contentions that the crisis was merely "economic,"
insisting that only an "All-American America" could attain the
brotherhood, freedom and prosperity charted by the Founding Fathers.
His sign was as plain as the New York Post cartoon, which had
famously depicted Obama as a chimpanzee. But, no apology issued from
Reiter. Instead, Obama-partisan Morris Dees lambasted Reiter's
on-line forum for characterizing Obama as the "Chimpanzee-in-Chief."
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What a contrast. When Negroes marched into Jena, Louisiana
to support the Negro-criminals they called the Jena-Six, they flew
red-green-and-black "Republic of New Africa" flags and shouted
"black- power" slogans. But, Americans, flooding into Green Bay,
Wisconsin to protest Obamanation, surrounded themselves with
red-white-and-blue in setting the tone for the post-Barack-Obama
nation. Another stark contrast was Thomas Reiter, who brandished his
sign depicting a young Negro, labeled, "They Shouldn't Get a Dime of
Our Taxes."
Half-a-continent away, Laura Ingraham, a former-law-clerk for
Clarence Thomas, was making a pitch for the same audience, insisting,
on her radio-show, that Negroes and whites should "come together" to
oppose Obama, in the name of "individual liberty," of the sort that
gave Thomas the "freedom" to marry a white woman. But, Reiter would
have no part of it. Instead, he proclaimed that he was a "proud
member of The Nationalist Movement," as the crowd warmed to his
Crosstar flag and, even, direction to the Nationalist website. To
Reiter, focusing on the blood- based aspect of the struggle for
majority-rule over minority-tyranny required identifying the
subsidized-element, whose "bailout," since the Sixties, had been
responsible for hobbling the economy. After the present "stimulus"
subsidies, which include massive funding for Negro-organizations and
Negro-housing, has failed, Reiter envisions a new day, in which there
will simply be "no Bongo bailouts," at all.
Reiter countered contentions that the crisis was merely "economic,"
insisting that only an "All-American America" could attain the
brotherhood, freedom and prosperity charted by the Founding Fathers.
His sign was as plain as the New York Post cartoon, which had
famously depicted Obama as a chimpanzee. But, no apology issued from
Reiter. Instead, Obama-partisan Morris Dees lambasted Reiter's
on-line forum for characterizing Obama as the "Chimpanzee-in-Chief."
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