Harry Alford, president and CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, went off on President Obama’s anti-business philosophy on Friday in an interview with Laura Ingraham.
Here’s 14:44 of pure Obama bashing goodness from a black man who supported the President in the 2008 election.
Harry Alford, president and CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, went off on President Obama’s anti-business philosophy on Friday in an interview with Laura Ingraham.
Alford called the administration “Marxist” and “fanatical” and said, “They might as well put on the brown shirts and swastikas.”
Charles Gasparino: They thought he was a moderate. You know what I said to these guys when they told me that? I said, “You ever heard of Jeremiah Wright?” I mean Jeremiah Wright, his racist rhetoric is there. But, he’s also a Marxist. He teaches liberation theology. How can you vote for a man who considers a Marxist to be his spiritual mentor?”
Charles Gasparino was being interviewed by Tucker Carlson on the Fox Business Channel when asked a pretty damn good question:
Carlson: All of these guys (business leaders) voted for Obama. What was the moment they changed their mind?
Gasparino: It wasn’t one moment but occurred over the course of the year… They thought he was a moderate. You know what I said to these guys when they told me that? I said, “You ever heard of Jeremiah Wright?” I mean Jeremiah Wright, his racist rhetoric is there. But, he’s also a Marxist. He teaches liberation theology. How can you vote for a man who considers a Marxist to be his spiritual mentor?”
Reverend Jeremiah Wright praised socialist magazine Monthly Review, expressed his affection for socialism and Marxism (especially what he calls “no nonsense Marxism) and reiterates his belief that America is the “land of the greed and home of the slave.”
Surprise, surprise, surprise. Back on September 17, 2009, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama’s spiritual mentor (or perhaps we should say “ex-spiritual mentor” since he was unceremoniously thrown under the bus for political expediency) gave a speech to the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
He praised socialist magazine Monthly Review, expressed his affection for socialism and Marxism (especially what he calls “no nonsense Marxism) and reiterates his belief that America is the “land of the greed and home of the slave.”
“No nonsense Marxism.” We think that’s the kind that Josef Stalin practiced.
The Marx Brothers – Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Gummo, Zeppo and Karl – were obviously the inspiration for President Obama. The words from 1933’s Duck Soup, in which Rufus T. Firefly is named president/dictator of bankrupt Freedonia, are oddly prophetic.
The Marx Brothers – Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Gummo, Zeppo and Karl – were obviously the inspiration for President Obama. The words from 1933’s Duck Soup, in which Rufus T. Firefly is named president/dictator of bankrupt Freedonia, are oddly prophetic. Is Obama a Marxist?
There is nothing green about Jones, the green movement is simply a convenient vehicle for his, and Barack Obama’s, social justice (aka marxism) movement. But hold on–aren’t republicans part of the social fabric of this country. If so, where is the social justice in him calling Republicans assholes?
By now you’ve all heard of about the self-described communist, Green Czar Van Jones. You know him, the Berkeley radical who is going to save the earth and transform America at the same time by “moving formerly incarcerated people from jail cells to solar cells—helping to harvest the sun, heal the land, and repair our souls.”
It’s all bull. There is nothing green about Jones. The green movement is simply a convenient vehicle for his, and Barack Obama’s, social justice (aka Marxism) movement. But hold on–aren’t Republicans part of the social fabric of this country. If so, where is the social justice in him calling Republicans assholes?
The bigger question to us is, where are Republican leaders on the subject of Van Jones? Are we really at the tipping point in America where we don’t scream about the president picking a Marxist as a key advisor to cripple the economy?
A Berkeley, California school features a student-created mosaic with such delightful images as the hammer and sickle from the Soviet Union’s flag, the phrase “Capitalism will fail,” and a “No $” symbol.
Black Pine Circle is an exclusive private school in Berkeley, California that caters to elementary and middle school children of the city’s the left wing lunatics.
The little darlings have created this remarkable mosaic that is now on display in front of the school.
It features such delightful images as the hammer and sickle from the Soviet Union’s flag, the phrase “Capitalism will fail,” and a “No $” symbol.
IHateTheMedia.com editor’s wife is also a teacher in California. In a school district that is about 250 miles from Berkeley geographically, but about a million miles philosophically.