: Well this is refreshing to read. RE: Jesse "shakedown" Jackson"
Dog House 01-20-2004, 11:41 AM It's nice to read that not all blacks buy his crap! :beer: for them.
Jimmy :beer:
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/1/20/113115.shtml
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004 10:50 a.m. EST
BOND King Day Rally Blasts Jesse Jackson
The Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny (BOND) commemorated Martin Luther King's birthday on Monday with its fifth annual rally to repudiate the media's favorite civil rights leader, the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Held outside Jackson's Los Angeles headquarters, BOND's chief, the Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, said he hoped the rally would spotlight how Jackson had misappropriated the legacy of Dr. King to divide America.
"We hold this rally on Dr. King's birthday because we want to show the contrast between Dr. King's dream and Jesse Jackson's nightmare," Peterson told Linda Chavez, the former U.S. commissioner on civil rights under President Reagan, who now hosts a nationally syndicated show on the Liberty Broadcasting Network.
"Dr. King said that one day we would become one nation under God," Peterson contended. "But Jesse Jackson's nightmare is that we are more divided over race than ever."
Peterson said that Jackson had helped "brainwash" black Americans to think that white racism is still their biggest problem in a bid to encourage an unnecessary dependence on his leadership. And the results have been disasterous.
"Black people don't need leaders," the BOND chief told Chavez. "They need fathers and mothers to get married and guide their own children in the right way to go, so that kids can learn from their parents about leadership."
mudmaid 01-20-2004, 11:43 AM Originally posted by Dog House
It's nice to read that not all blacks buy his crap! :beer: for them.
just like all whites aren't in love with Al Gore :flipoff2: ;)
Dog House 01-20-2004, 11:48 AM Originally posted by mudmaid
just like all whites aren't in love with Al Gore :flipoff2: ;)
Good point Tommie! Hadn't thought of it that way.
Still hate the POS though!
Travis Waldher 01-20-2004, 11:50 AM Originally posted by mudmaid
just like all whites aren't in love with Al Gore :flipoff2: ;)
but... he created the internet. :confused:
:flipoff2:
As black people in this country become more afflient and successful, they are able to peel back the shroud that many in their own community use to keep them down. You will also notice they are less likely to vote Democrat and more likely to vote Republican...
Dog House 01-20-2004, 11:52 AM Originally posted by Travis Waldher
but... he created the internet. :confused:
:flipoff2:
:laughing::D:laughing::flipoff2:
mudmaid 01-20-2004, 11:56 AM Originally posted by Dog House
Still hate the POS though!
i hear ya ;) hey, you should watch that movie barber shop (if you haven't already seen it). it's pretty funny, especially when the one black dude goes "F*CK Jesse Jackson!" :laughing:
Jesse Jackson wanted the black community to boycott the movie :shaking:
Dog House 01-20-2004, 12:00 PM Copy that MM, will rent it tonight. Been meanin' to see it for a while now.
'nutha obligatory:flipoff:for JSJ!
mudmaid 01-20-2004, 12:01 PM Originally posted by Dog House
Copy that MM, will rent it tonight. Been meanin' to see it for a while now.
'nutha obligatory:flipoff:for JSJ!
yeah! barber shop II is coming out soon! :D
Myanarchy 01-20-2004, 12:11 PM Originally posted by Dog House
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/1/20/113115.shtml
"Black people don't need leaders," the BOND chief told Chavez. "They need fathers and mothers to get married and guide their own children in the right way to go, so that kids can learn from their parents about leadership."
AMEN:D
SanDiegoCJ 01-20-2004, 01:12 PM Originally posted by Dog House
It's nice to read that not all blacks buy his crap! :beer: for them.
Jimmy :beer:
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/1/20/113115.shtml
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004 10:50 a.m. EST
BOND King Day Rally Blasts Jesse Jackson
The Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny (BOND) commemorated Martin Luther King's birthday on Monday with its fifth annual rally to repudiate the media's favorite civil rights leader, the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Held outside Jackson's Los Angeles headquarters, BOND's chief, the Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, said he hoped the rally would spotlight how Jackson had misappropriated the legacy of Dr. King to divide America.
"We hold this rally on Dr. King's birthday because we want to show the contrast between Dr. King's dream and Jesse Jackson's nightmare," Peterson told Linda Chavez, the former U.S. commissioner on civil rights under President Reagan, who now hosts a nationally syndicated show on the Liberty Broadcasting Network.
"Dr. King said that one day we would become one nation under God," Peterson contended. "But Jesse Jackson's nightmare is that we are more divided over race than ever."
Peterson said that Jackson had helped "brainwash" black Americans to think that white racism is still their biggest problem in a bid to encourage an unnecessary dependence on his leadership. And the results have been disasterous.
"Black people don't need leaders," the BOND chief told Chavez. "They need fathers and mothers to get married and guide their own children in the right way to go, so that kids can learn from their parents about leadership."
BRAVO !!!!
Standing up and cheering.
About time Jeese's true intentions are shown.
landusepbb 01-21-2004, 05:51 AM You see this guy on Fox News once in a while, the black bigots like Jackson hate him.
Mustard Dog 01-21-2004, 06:06 AM Originally posted by landuseorc
You see this guy on Fox News once in a while, the black bigots like Jackson hate him.
I bet Jackson and his ilk call this dude a racist craker:D :D
Just Some Asshole 01-21-2004, 06:07 AM Originally posted by Mustard Dog
I bet Jackson and his ilk call this dude a racist craker:D :D
No they call him an uncle tom.:rolleyes:
rusted 01-21-2004, 07:16 AM Originally posted by Mustard Dog
I bet Jackson and his ilk call this dude a racist craker:D :D
Yeah he's an Uncle Tom like Powell, Keyes, and apparently, Rice. Or maybe she's Aunt Tomasita.
APRILRAZZ 01-21-2004, 07:42 AM Originally posted by Travis Waldher
but... he created the internet. :confused:
:flipoff2:
In a way he did. He did help conceve the idea. Look it up. I would but I am actually doing some work right now.
BTW I think that MLK would roll over in his grave if he saw all the Jacksons and Sharptons in the world today.
SanDiegoCJ 01-21-2004, 07:57 AM Originally posted by rusted
Yeah he's an Uncle Tom like Powell, Keyes, and apparently, Rice. Or maybe she's Aunt Tomasita.
No, Rice is "Aunt Jemima"
rusted 01-21-2004, 07:58 AM Originally posted by APRILRAZZ
BTW I think that MLK would roll over in his grave if he saw all the Jacksons and Sharptons in the world today.
He would, and I believe he would also expect what's happening. And I believe he would take the stance that African-Americans have to deal with these demons on their own. We can't exorcise them. If blacks are ever to stand TRULY equal in America (not just how equal racist Affirmative Action policies make them), they're going to have to create their own future. Crying white-woman's future for them has been pretty fucking bleak.
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