Sergeant James Crowley assists disabled profressor Henry Gates down White House steps while Obama searches for cameras, after the Beer Summit.
Liberal caption for the same photo: Evil white cop manhandles oppressed black professor behind the back of his young friend
Any other interpretations?
What’s with President Obama’s dainty fingertip grip on his beer, his little finger extended as if in parody of the rules of etiquette at an English tea party? It’s not something he did once. It’s something he does every time he downs a cold one.
This is something we’ve wondered about for months and haven’t mentioned. But it seems appropriate to bring it up in light of the President’s vitally important beer diplomacy at the White House today.
What’s with President Obama’s dainty fingertip grip on his beer, his little finger extended as if in parody of the rules of etiquette at an English tea party? It’s not something he did once. It’s something he does every time he downs a cold one.
We’re not saying this is a big deal, so our liberal readers should relax. But is this any way for the Most Masculine President in History to grab a brewski?
Henry Louis Gates Jr., the now infamous black professor who was arrest outside his Cambridge, Massachusetts home last week, and Sgt. James Crowley, the officer who arrested him, both trace their ancestry back to a legendary Irish clan called the Niall of the Nine Hostages.
This is one of those stories that demonstrates the lunacy of labeling people by color.
Henry Louis Gates Jr., the now infamous black professor who was arrest outside his Cambridge, Massachusetts home last week, and Sgt. James Crowley, the officer who arrested him, both trace their ancestry back to a legendary Irish clan called the Niall of the Nine Hostages.
While hosting a PBS series in 2008, Gates discovered that he was descended from a black slave girl and an Irish immigrant.
He had his DNA analyzed at Trinity College in Dublin and learned that he was descended from a fourth century Irish warlord who beget and beget and beget until his became one of the dominant strains in Irish genealogy.
Oddly enough, Crowley can also trace his lineage back to the same Irish warlord.
So when they share a beer with President Obama at the White House on Thurday, Gates can look at Crowley and say, “What up, bro?” and almost mean it literally.
How weird is that?
Source: ABC News
CNN Don Lemon must be disappointed to learn that black cops in Cambridge support white cop James Crowley instead of America’s First Black President or Henry Gates.
Poor Don Lemon. The CNN talking head was terribly disappointed a few weeks ago when he learned (on the air) that Obama’s warm greeting in Africa was no warmer than the one received by President Bush.
Now he must be equally disappointed to learn that black cops in Cambridge support white cop James Crowley instead of America’s First Black President.
Imagine that. They’re judging Crowley by the content of his character, not by the color of his skin.
Source: VerumSerum
