We would like to offer our congratulations to Miss Sherrod for possibly no longer being a racist.
Several days ago, a video broke showing now former (or maybe current) USDA employee Shirley Sherrod to be a racist.
In light of this discovery, the Obama administration forced her to resign from her position with the government.
Shirley Sherrod was once a racist but is now a former racist. She was once a former USDA employee, but is now a current USDA employee. She was once a socialist, but is still a socialist. You need a damn scorecard on this one.
Not so fast, gentlemen. As it turns out, Sherrod was the victim of some malicious editing.
A more careful viewing of the damning video in its entirety shows that Sherrod only used to be a racist and possibly may no longer be one.
We would like to offer our congratulations to Miss Sherrod for possibly no longer being a racist.
We would also like her to know that that David Duke, Al Gore Sr. and Robert Byrd have saved her a seat at their table.
(Read all of our Shirley Sherrod stories, and we have a lot of them.)
Why, slap us naked if Nate Whigham and Herman Cain aren’t black. What the hell are they doing supporting the Tea Party? Either they’re self-loathing blacks or they’re good American citizens who care about what’s happening to their country.
Why, slap us naked if Nate Whigham and Herman Cain aren’t black. What the hell are they doing supporting the Tea Party?
We have two choices:
Either they’re self-loathing blacks or they’re good American citizens who care about what’s happening to their country.
The NAACP calls the Tea Party racist. Then they turn around and have a black racist speak at their 20th Annual Freedom Fund banquet. Definitely a case of the pot calling the kettle black, as it were.
UPDATE: Was Shirley Sherrod railroaded? Was the tape unfairly edited? She’s now been fired and is lashing out at the White House, the USDA, Fox News and Andrew Breitbart. We’ve added some information to the bottom of the story, and Breitbart’s response as well.
The NAACP calls the Tea Party racist. Then they turn around and have a black racist speak at their 20th Annual Freedom Fund banquet. Definitely a case of the pot calling the kettle black, as it were.
“He had to come to me for help,” said Shirley Sherrod, George State Director of Rural Development for the USDA. “What he didn’t know while he was taking all that time trying to show me he was superior to me was I was trying to decide just how much help I was going to give him,” she said. “I was struggling with the fact that so many black people have lost their farmland and here I was faced with having to help a white person save their land — so I didn’t give him the full force of what I could do. I did enough.”
Got that? She discriminated against farmers because they were white.
The statement itself is shocking enough. But what’s even worse is that the audience – members of an organization that’s raison d’etre is supposedly to support equal rights – didn’t object. Didn’t react. Didn’t boo. Didn’t hiss. Didn’t seem to object at all.
Of course, a firestorm erupted after BigGovernment.com made the video public and Sherrod has now been forced to “resign.”
But the once proud NAACP, which warmly greeted anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan and put out the welcome mat for America-hating Marxist Jeremiah Wright, has lost the ability to call itself an equal rights organization.
(Read all of our Shirley Sherrod stories, and we have a lot of them.)
The lunatic racist latino group Brown Berets showed up to harass Tea Party patriots at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California who were, in turn, there in support of Arizona’s anti-illegal alien law.
Ever heard of the Brown Berets? Neither had we and we spent most of our lives in Southern California.
It’s a paramilitary organization that’s also called the Tan Klan or Latino KKK. They support illegal immigration as a means to create a racially-pure homeland for Latinos to be called Aztlan.
Well, this group of lunatics showed up to harass Tea Party patriots at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California who were, in turn, there in support of Arizona’s anti-illegal alien law.
What we have here is a basic contradiction between what NAACP President Ben Jealous said on Thursday and what he said earlier in the week. Damn inconvenient videos.
What we have here is a basic contradiction between what NAACP President Ben Jealous said on Thursday and what he said earlier in the week. Damn inconvenient videos.
Politico reports his Thursday comments:
NAACP President Ben Jealous said Thursday that the resolution passed by the group on Wednesday does not call the tea party “racist.”
No?
A portion of the resolution does indeed characterize the behavior as “racist,” but Jealous said Thursday during an interview on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that the resolution was not intended to condemn the entire movement as such.
“We aren’t saying that the tea party is racist,” Jealous said. “What we’re saying is that with their increasing power comes an increasing responsibility to act responsibly…and to call out when they see those things on those signs.”
And furthermore:
Asked if he thought members of the tea party are racially insensitive, Jealous responded: “No, not at all.”
Of course, this is a little hard to square with the video clip above in which Jealous says the Tea Party is a direct descendent of white supremacist groups.
But never let it be said that Jealous let truth get in the way of a good line of bullshit.
The crazy old left wing hunters want nothing more than to destroy Rush Limbaugh’s career by catching him uttering racist words so offensive that they can be used to turn public opinion against the talk show host.
You know that old movie about the aging big game hunter who’s spent years stalking one particular lion, but has never managed to bring the magnificent beast down? There’s nothing he wants more than that lion’s head hanging on his wall. It’s become a personal battle and the hunter’s failure has made him bitter, angry, and obsessed.
In this case, think of Media Matters as the hunter and Rush Limbaugh as the lion.
The crazy old left wing hunters want nothing more than to destroy Rush Limbaugh’s career by catching him uttering racist words so offensive that they can be used to turn public opinion against the talk show host.
So Media Matters waits, hiding in the bushes, waiting for Limbaugh to expose himself so they can get a clear shot. So far, they’ve missed every time.
We’ll miss Senator Robert Byrd. The former grand kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan made it so easy to point out Democrat racial hypocrisy by saying things like, “I’ve seen a lot of white niggers, if you want to use that word…”
We’ll miss Senator Robert Byrd. The former grand kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan made it so easy to point out Democrat racial hypocrisy by saying things like, “I’ve seen a lot of white niggers, if you want to use that word…”
Funny thing is, we didn’t see that mentioned in any of the West Virginia senator’s obituaries.
Carrie Fisher, the manic-depressive actress who played Princess Leia in Star Wars and then got into drugs, alcohol and electro-shock therapy, loves her President and hates you evil, racist Tea Partiers.
We suspect that Princess Leia can't think straight because her buns are a little too tight.
Carrie Fisher, the manic-depressive actress who played Princess Leia in Star Wars and then got into drugs, alcohol and electro-shock therapy, loves her President and hates you evil, racist Tea Partiers.
PopEater.com reports the manic-depressive details of a recent Fisher interview:
Is there anyone you haven’t met that you’ve always wanted to?
Obama.
I’m surprised you haven’t met him.
I know. I love him. Hopefully I’ll meet him sometime. I’m just happy he exists.
Do you think Tea Party is just people who are pissed that there is an African American president?
Yup, and the fact that they chose to call themselves “teabaggers,” which is slang for a certain act involving b***s. It sort of says a lot. I would say a mouthful. Looks like it’s very upsetting for them, but he’s brilliant. The thing is, he’s half white but that’s still not enough — for them it’s all white or f**k off. I think we don’t deserve him and certainly teabaggers don’t deserve him.
Well, there you have it. Whatever it is, if Carrie Fisher is against it, we’re for it.
Last week the astronomical geniuses at the NAACP called “black holes” racist. This week Hispanic activists have one upped them in the stupid department by calling a proposed smoking ban in San Antonio racist.
Light up while you still can, San Antonio residents
Last week the astronomical geniuses at the NAACP called “black holes” racist. This week Hispanic activists have one upped them in the stupid department by calling a proposed smoking ban in San Antonio racist.
No. Really. It has to be true, because no one could make up anything that crazy.
WOAI Radio has the story of the activists huffing and puffing:
The effort to ban smoking in all workplaces across the city appears to be going up in smoke, as prominent advertising executive Lionel Sosa tonight will brand the proposal as racist, 1200 WAOI news reports.
“The proposed ordinance is economically discriminatory to members of the Hispanic community,” Sosa will tell council, according to a text of his letter obtained by 1200 WOAI news. “When you look at the population of the small area bars, poll halls, and VFW halls that populate our community, you will see the overwhelming majority of those that will see their freedom of choice stripped from them by this ordinance are Hispanic-owned businesses.”
OK, NAACP, let’s see if you can top that one for stupidity. (When it comes to stupid, our money’s on the NAACP if for no other reason than they’ve had more practice.)
Far be it from us to make generalizations, but based on the latest actions of the NAACP, one can only conclude that black skin is also very thin skin. The organization has forced Hallmark to pull of those talking graduation cards. They claimed it was racist.
Far be it from us to make generalizations, but based on the latest actions of the NAACP, one can only conclude that black skin is also very thin skin.
The organization has forced Hallmark to pull of those talking graduation cards. They claimed it was raaaaacist.
Hallmark was baffled by the complaint. They said the card’s theme was the solar system and was meant to emphasize the graduates’s ability to take on the universe, even something as powerful as black holes.
“The intent here is to say that this graduate is not afraid of anything,” explained Hallmark spokesman Steve Doyal.
“And you black holes, you are so ominous,” the speaking card said. “Watch your back.”
“That was very demeaning to African American women,” intoned Leon Jenkins, a spokesman for the Los Angeles NAACP. “When it made reference to African American women as whores and at the end, it says ‘watch your back,’”.
“You hear the ‘r’ in there. ‘Whores,’ not, ‘holes.’ The ‘r’ is in there,” said Minnie Hatley, another Los Angeles NAACP rep.
“It sounds like a group of children laughing and joking about blackness, again,” said yet another paranoid NAACP member.
Naturally, Hallmark gave in and is pulling the card from all its stores.
Is it just us or is this vaguely reminiscent of the incident a few years ago when a school official got in trouble for using the world niggardly and the incident more recently when black groups complained that the day after <s>Christmas</s> Thanksgiving was referred to as Black Friday.
Holding a pair of deuces in a race-card game to inflame the legal residents of the country, Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) called Arizona’s new anti-illegal alien law the product of “white supremacist groups.”
Holding a pair of deuces in a race-card game to inflame the legal residents of the country, Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) called Arizona’s new anti-illegal alien law the product of “white supremacist groups.”
Why do all Democrat women look like Chaz Bono? No offense intended, Chaz.
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune reports Sanchez’ ill-advised comment:
“There’s a concerted effort behind promoting these kinds of laws on a state-by-state basis by people who have ties to white supremacy groups,” said the lawmaker, who is of Mexican descent. “It’s been documented. It’s not mainstream politics.”
Based on that comment, would it be wrong of us if we demanded to see Linda Sanchez’ documents? The ones that tie the Arizona law to white supremacist groups, that is.
And while we’re in a demanding kind of mood, there’s one other thing we’d like to demand. Take a look in your own back yard, Linda, and speak to the family of Jamiel Shaw.
The innocent teen was killed in Los Angeles in 2008 by an illegal alien gang member who had been recently released from jail. Jamiel’s family supports the Arizona law.
And we think they might have some serious trouble joining a white supremacist group.
This is a real story. We’re not making it up. We’re not even exaggerating it for comedic effect. Liz Carter, a white woman from Georgia, has been barred from a debate for Congressional candidates. The reason? She’s white.
Liz Carter has been judged on the color of her skin, not the content of her character
This is a real story. We’re not making it up. We’re not even exaggerating it for comedic effect.
Liz Carter, a white woman from Georgia, has been barred from a debate for Congressional candidates. The reason? She’s white.
The forum, moderated by Newsmakers Live, is solely for the black Republicans and Democrats running for Johnson’s 4th Congressional District seat, Carter took to the Internet to say.
Carter, a Republican, expressed her disappointment on Twitter Wednesday, asking, “What happened to diversity?”
“We called them, we asked to participate,” said Carter’s campaign manager, Cheryl Prater. But she said Newsmaker Live’s event moderator, Maynard Eaton, told the campaign that because Carter is white, she’s only allowed to sit in the audience and not participate.
Coming up next: Separate but equal bathrooms, drinking fountains and schools for blacks and whites.
That sound you hear is Martin Luther King turning over in his grave.
Apparently, those idiot Republicans in New Mexico momentarily forgot that they are all racists and sexists, because they went out and nominated Susana Martinez, a Hispanic woman, as their candidate for governor.
She's a woman. She's Hispanic. She's a Republican. Liberal brains are seizing up all across America.
Apparently, those idiot Republicans in New Mexico momentarily forgot that they are all racists and sexists, because they went out and nominated Susana Martinez, a Hispanic woman, as their candidate for governor.
Fox News reports the remarkable results:
She’ll face Democrat Diane Denish in a general election race deciding who becomes New Mexico’s first female governor.
It will be the third woman-against-woman gubernatorial general election match-up in U.S. history.
Martinez, the Dona Ana County district attorney, won a five-way contest for the GOP nomination Tuesday night with 51 percent of the vote in unofficial returns and nearly half of precincts reporting.
Yeah, but…yeah, but…yeah, but if she were gay they wouldn’t have voted for her.
We’d normally expect The Savage One to bit this caller’s head off. But even he is so stunned by her stupidity that his reaction seems unusually muted. The best part is her ability to move so seamlessly from stupid comments on one topic to equally stupid comments on a completely unrelated topic.
We’d normally expect The Savage One to bit this caller’s head off. But even he is so stunned by her stupidity that his reaction seems unusually muted. The best part is her ability to move so seamlessly from stupid comments on one topic to equally stupid comments on a completely unrelated topic.
Regrettably, she actually mirrors the “thinking” of the far left on illegal immigration, racism and taxation.
You may have thought Hollywood had already plumbed the depths of depravity, but Tinseltown has now reached a new low. Director Robert Rodriguez has released a trailer for his latest disgust-a-thon disguised as a movie
WARNING: VIOLENT, ADULT and SATIRIC CONTENT ** We’ve swapped out the old fake trailer with this new “real” one **
You may have thought Hollywood had already plumbed the depths of depravity, but Tinseltown has now reached a new low.
Director Robert Rodriguez has released a trailer for his latest disgust-a-thon disguised as a movie:
Director Robert Rodriguez’ new film ‘Machete’ has created controversy after a promotional trailer released online makes provoking comments about Arizona– referring to its new immigration laws– before depicted a machete-wielding vigilante who leads an uprising and massacre against Texas authorities. The filmmakers called it a ‘special’ Cinco de Mayo message to Arizona, inviting viewers into a violent on-screen race war with red-saturated 70s exploitation violence and endless killing.
Dust off the awards shelf, Robert, because Hollywood will undoubtedly reward you with an Oscar for this one.
UPDATE: We orignally displayed old 2007 “fake” trailer that Grindhouse made for another of its upcoming films. But now, Robert Rodriguez has made a new film based upon this old trailer, and this is the new trailer he’s just released for it. And we’ve swapped the new real one in for the old fake one. From Ain’t It Cool News, Rodriguez “is calling this his “Illegal” trailer. You see, Robert talked Fox into letting him put together a Cinco De Mayo message for ARIZONA – given. Well, the way things are in Arizona at this moment – it is kinda insane that there is a movie that was shot over a year ago waiting to be released that is about – THIS EXACT ISSUE… but if, Danny Trejo and buddies went Revolution Wacko as a result. “
“Why,” we can imagine liberals asking themselves, “can’t we bring affirmative action to our nation’s elementary schools?” Well, rest easy, wackos, because your wish has come true. Of course, it happened in the People’s Republic of Michigan.
One of Ann Arbor, Michigan's many seven year old racist, imperialist, homophobes
“Why,” we can imagine liberals asking themselves, “can’t we bring affirmative action to our nation’s elementary schools?” Well, rest easy, wackos, because your wish has come true.
Of course, it happened in the People’s Republic of Michigan.
And true to its name, the Ann Arbor News has the news:
An Ann Arbor elementary school principal used a letter home to parents tonight to defend a field trip for black students as part of his school’s efforts to close the achievement gap between white and black students.
Dicken Elementary School Principal Mike Madison wrote the letter to parents following several days of controversy at the school after a field trip last week in which black students got to hear a rocket scientist.
“In hindsight, this field trip could have been approached and arranged in a better way,” Madison wrote. “But as I reflect upon the look of excitement, enthusiasm and energy that I saw in these children’s eyes as they stood in the presence of a renowned African American rocket scientist in a very successful position, it gave the kids an opportunity to see this type of achievement is possible for even them.”
Coming soon: Illegal alien children are given extra points on their tests just to make things fair.
Oh, hold on a sec. It’s not Bush, it’s Obama. And he didn’t call for whites to stand together, he said, “It will be up to each of you to make sure that young people, African Americans, Latinos and women who powered our victory in 2008 stand together once again…”
Oh, hold on a sec. It’s not Bush, it’s Obama. And he didn’t call for whites to stand together, he said, “It will be up to each of you to make sure that young people, African Americans, Latinos and women who powered our victory in 2008 stand together once again…”
Our mistake.
But can you imagine the howls of mock liberal indignation and phony cries of “raaaaaacism” if Bush had said anything remotely similar to what Obama said?
MSNBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, the whitest woman alive, was convinced that racism must run rampant at tea party events. The result is the following conversation with Darryl Postell, a black tea party protester.
MSNBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, the whitest woman alive, was convinced that racism must run rampant at tea party events. The result is the following conversation with Darryl Postell, a black tea party protester:
O’Donnell: There aren’t a lot of African-American men at these events. Postell: (laughing) Right. O’Donnell: Have you ever felt uncomfortable? Postell: No, no, these are my people, Americans.
That’s a great answer. No doubt about it. But here are 18 other answers we’d love to have heard:
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Joe Biden speaks.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time I see the way Chris Matthews looks at Barack Obama
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi walks through Washington clutching a ganormous gavel.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a Congressman discusses a tickle party
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a bunch of Democrats talk about how low taxes are.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Barack Obama says he wants to be clear.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a climatologist announces a “stunning finding.”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Harry Reid smiles, although I’ve yet to see that happen.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time someone says I should be saying “thank you” for raising taxes while calling it a “tax cut”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time I hear the words “windfall” and “profits” used together.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Barack Obama goes off teleprompter.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Maddow and Olbie say “tea bag” with a knowing smirk.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi gives a “gift to the American People”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Joe Biden says “but seriously” or “mark my words”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi says “We have to pass the bill so we can tell you what’s in it.”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time reporters start pushing “advocacy journalism”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time the leader of the free world bows to dictators and snubs allies.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time socialists tell me that taking my money is fair.
Keith Olbermann said the tea partiers are racist. Frank Rich said the tea partiers are racist. The Huffington Post said the tea partiers are racist. Jon Stewart said the tea partiers are racist. But black tea partiers beg to differ.
Keith Olbermann said the tea partiers are racist. Frank Rich said the tea partiers are racist. The Huffington Post said the tea partiers are racist. Jon Stewart said the tea partiers are racist.
Oh, hell, it would be quicker to list the libs who haven’t said the tea partiers are racist. It’s just become part of their mantra.
But wait. But wait. But wait. We thought it was supposed to be the tea partiers who are racist. Now it turns out that a leader of the SEIU thinks his own union members are racist.
But wait. But wait. But wait. We thought it was supposed to be the tea partiers who are racist. Now it turns out that a leader of the SEIU thinks his own union members are racist.
Gerry Hudson, Executive Vice President of Service Employees International Union (better known as SEIU), spoke his mind while discussing immigration reform on C-SPAN last week:
“I think we got some real problems. I spent a lot of time in Wisconsin and places like that where I have heard some of the most anti-immigrant sentiments around. It’s so f—ing rabidly racist.”
“My friends are racist. My enemies are racist. Strangers are racist. Eeeeeeeveryone is racist.”
You are all a bunch of sad, racist little haters who stand against our President because he’s not white. Everything else is smoke and mirrors at the core you hate him because he’s Black. period. End of story.
Ahhh, you know you’re doing something right when you can generate this kind of love from the libs:
From: IloveObama@*****.com
You are all a bunch of sad, racist little haters who stand against our President because he’s not white. Everything else is smoke and mirrors at the core you hate him because he’s Black. period. End of story.
Fortunately the vast Majority of Americans are better than you and we will continue to grow and prosper while you and the hate you so readily embody will die out like typewriters as a thing of the past.
Thank you. That you very much. We’ll be here all week.
Rick Sanchez had the day off and T.J. Holmes was filling in for him when correspondent Jeanne Meserve did a live report. Problem is, Meserve couldn’t tell the difference between Holmes and Don Lemon, CNN’s other black anchor.
Just imagine if this had happened on Fox News. The libs would once again be howling the word “raaaaaaaacist.”
Rick Sanchez had the day off and T.J. Holmes was filling in for him when correspondent Jeanne Meserve did a live report. Problem is, Meserve couldn’t tell the difference between Holmes and Don Lemon, CNN’s other black anchor.
Holmes attempted to laugh about it after the incident by saying, “Yes, I’m T.J. It’s alright. She knows who I am. It’s okay.”
It’s an easy mistake to make. Kind of like we watch CNN and sometimes think we’re watching MSNBC. You know how it is when they all look alike.
Please allow us to break the bad news to you personally. You’re a bigot. You hate the poor and people of color and that’s the only reason you oppose ObamaCare. Must be true, because Reverend Jeremiah Wright said so and he’s a man of the Lord.
Please allow us to break the bad news to you personally. You’re a bigot. You hate the poor and people of color and that’s the only reason you oppose ObamaCare. Must be true, because Reverend Jeremiah Wright said so and he’s a man of the Lord.
When raging about the Tea Parties, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC’s resident lunatic, demanded to know, “Where are the black faces?”
While watching the NCAA basketball tournament, it occurred to us that the hypocritical host should, perhaps, ask the same question about his alma mater’s athletic program. Despite the fact that college basketball is dominated by black players, only four of the 20 players listed on Cornell’s NCAA men’s championship tournament roster are black.
When raging about the Tea Parties, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC’s resident lunatic, demanded to know, “Where are the black faces?”
While watching the NCAA basketball tournament, it occurred to us that the hypocritical host should, perhaps, ask the same question about his alma mater’s athletic program. Despite the fact that college basketball is dominated by black players, only four of the 20 players listed on Cornell’s NCAA men’s championship tournament roster are black. (Another black player was treated like a second class citizen by being relegated to the school’s practice squad and not even being issued a uniform number.)
Cornell men Coach Steve Donahue is white. Assistant Coach Nat Graham, white. Assistant Coach Woody Kampmann, white. Assistant Coach Kevin App, white.
