That’s a quote from Mark Lloyd, the Federal Communications Commission’s new Chief Diversity Officer. His opinions on the First Amendment, race, power and the American system make Van Jones’ opinions seem positively mainstream.
“It should be clear by now that my focus here is not freedom of speech or the press. This freedom is all too often an exaggeration. At the very least, blind references to freedom of speech or the press serve as a distraction from the critical examination of other communications policies.
“…the purpose of free speech is warped to protect global corporations and block rules that would promote democratic governance.”
Of course, Lloyd loves Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez’ “incredible … democratic revolution.” He also admires the way “Chavez began to take very seriously the media in his country.” Translation: Chavez closed down any media outlets that deigned to oppose him.
What’s baffling is that any president ever appointed anyone with these fringe, extreme leftist beliefs to any position in the American government.
Of course, we’ve never had a President like Barack Obama before.
Source: Brietbart.tv
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I know how much they hate conspiracy theories here: But here's the PLAN.
1. Jam Gov't run healthcare down the throats of Americans.
2. Control the census by shifting control of the results from Dept of Commerce to the WH, so they can control redistricting results in a effort to insure the continued BO presidency. Do they really need a 27 page census?
3. To pay the deficit this Gov't has created, they intend to push forward with the idea of the sham of "value added tax".
I thought this guy was former Cleveland Brown, turned actor, Jimmy Brown, without that hat he wears.
All this talk of "fairness" drives me nuts. I'm poor as heck, no job, wouldn't even have a roof over my head if not for my family, and I still can't understand the left's obsession with "fairness", whether it's racially based like this nut job believes in or otherwise. Maybe I should start a movement....as a 30-something white male, I'm clearly being held down by affirmative action. I want special treatment too, darn it. As a matter of fact, I want to play in the NBA, and I think that, despite the fact that there are many very good black basketball players, one of them should step down so I can play a game for a living and be rich. Never mind the fact that I couldn't dunk if the regulation net height was 3 feet.
The only thing crazier than this article is the left's response to the story. Those mean old right wingers keep picking on this guy for no other reason than Glenn Beck does not like him. Yeah, okay.
@lolwut: yes i did and yes he did. it's not all in one sentence but that's what "..." usually means when you quote someone.
Erm, did anyone actually listen to the audio? He never even remotely says what the title of this post suggests.
Uhhhh, yes he did. Listen to it again.
But I am racist simply because I disagree with The President and his views of America as a country....sweet....I can't wait til this guy takes away talk radio...when then happens I will be part of one ANGRY A$$ MOB!!!
Gee, I have no problem with people like JC Watts, Condi Rice, or Clarence Thomas holding power. Does that make me a racist?