Late Night Reverend Jeremiah “God Damn AmeriKKKa” Wright Open Thread

20 years of this? And Ogreat didn’t hear anything wrong. Well we never saw his medical records. He must be deaf.

i think they should be running a wright ad but i don’t think the punchline should be “too radical, too risky” more like, “too dishonest” or “what you see, is not what you get”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZmCN7DnXYI

An audio of the damning spread the wealth 2001 radio interview with Obama. A caller “Bill” calls in…it’s Bill Ayers tossing his boy Obama a softball question. Listen for yourselves.

Did they really have to use the picture with the kids? I don’t like that at all. Michelle is fair game, but I don’t think it’s a good idea to use their images in an attack ad.

RACCCIIISSSSSTT!

It’s as if they want to bring bacKKK segregation. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Objecting to Obama’s 20 year close friendship with a man who hates whites and despises America is just a code word for “white supremacy.”

John McKKKain should go to jail for hate crimes.

Barack’s job at the Gamaliel Foundation. As I recall reading somewhere Barack talks of getting a $25K per year job as an organizer. From the website …Pay is commensurate with experience; $25,000-$58,000 per year. Guess he has been hitting the “experience” wall from the start.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

ORGANIZERS for community based power organizations. Position involves organizing poor and working class people to combat corporate and political power at the local, regional and state level through institution based organizing and strategic action.

Must be self-motivated, systematic thinker with a deep desire to transform America. Positions available at all levels in a variety of major metropolitan areas. Pay is commensurate with experience; $25,000-$58,000 per year.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010331013120/gamaliel.org/news.htm

I don’t buy the skinhead plot story. Too far-fetched.

I posted the following on YouTube today, just revised and upgraded the quality and re-posted.

Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zdJfjcNgXQ

I recommend it to all. If you find it worthy (just lost the ***** rating because I replaced it), please pass it on.

Nothing contained in this piece is from anyone outside the Obama campaign casting stones at the House of Glass. There is no need for that.

Who has always made the best case against the candidacy of Barack Obama?

Barack Obama.

The only things in this “Web Ad” are Barack Obama’s own words (in 2004, not when he was 8 years old) and those of the friends he claims.

One Note: John McCain — a man who might be too honorable for his own good, in this case — has declared this material off limits.

My response: THE TRUTH IS NEVER OFF LIMITS.

For your consideration.

What we should expect from an Obama Presidency:

• Increased taxes result in a deepening and lengthening of the recession;
• Deepening and lengthening of the recession leads to increased unemployment;
• Increased unemployment leads to increased welfare payments;
• Increased welfare payments lead to higher deficits;
• The quality of medical care received by all Americans declines as a government operated health care system is put in place and becomes mired in inefficiency and haunted by mediocrity;
• Increased welfare and entitlement programs lead to higher deficits;
• Increased welfare and entitlement payments and concern of higher deficits lead to accelerated decreases in defense spending;
• The freedom of working men and women to vote by secret ballot to determine whether their workplace will become union only is taken away;
• Protective policies designed to keep jobs in America hurt ability of American business to compete with companies that have access to less expensive labor markets;
• Protectionist business and trade policies greatly deepen and lengthen the recession in developing parts of the world;
• US agreement to the Kyoto environmental treaties increases cost of energy to all Americans;
• New laws to coerce conservation drive up the cost of energy, impact the freedom of Americans to chose how to spend on energy, and fuels a lower standard of living for Americans;
• Abrupt withdrawal of US troops from Iraq instigates a new civil war and instability in Iraq;
• Withdrawal of US troops from Iraq motivates and inspires Islamist radicals world wide and is seen as proof of Alah’s approval of jihad by any method;
• Inspired by defeat of the Great Satan (US) in Iraq, Islamist movements in the Middle East become overwhelming polical forces that further radicalize the area;
• Iran continues development of nuclear weapon program unabated;
• Hamas and Hezbollah become further emboldened and step use of terror to achieve political ends;
• Islamists seize control of Pakistan;
• Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwaiti governments fall under Taliban style Islamist control, subjecting women all over the Middle East to radical traditional Islamic rules;
• Sources of energy in Middle East dominated by radical Islamists, who use that threat of cutting off oil to intimidate energy using countries;
• Russia, sensing US and western weakness, invades former Soviet block countries to re-establish empire;
• Weakened US seeks peace through appeasement of Russia and gives up missle defense capabilities in Europe;
• North Korea re-establishes nuclear programs;
• America refuses to ratify the Free Trade Agreement with Columbia, and relations with capitslist in South and Central America are undermined;
• Cuban Venezuela alliance spreads communist influence in South and Central America, undermining US interests and weakening heispheric trade;
• At home, the movement to scrap the US Constitution becomes public and gains support in Democratic circles as it has with the radical left;
• Efforts to redistribute wealth serve to divide Americans into competing interests seeking advantage and favor from politicians;
• America begins a tranformation from a nation of laws with a system of justice designed to ensure the protection of rights, liberty and property of every American into a more European style government where the power of the state through oppressive regulation is determined by the whims of policitians gleaning public good from political contributions and support here and abroad;
• The United States Supreme Court is stacked with law professor intellectuals whose agenda makes the Warren Court look like the John Birch Society;
• Through treaties and executive agreements, there begins a process whereby US sovereignty is ceded to international organizations like the Untied Nations and the International Court; and
• This is just the first term.

Financial Post

Dr. Doom Forecasts Depression

http://www.europac.net/externalframeset.asp?id=14421

By Janet Whitman

Peter D. Schiff, an extreme bear who correctly foresaw the U.S. stock-market slide, the home mortgage meltdown and the credit crunch, still sees plenty of doom and gloom ahead. As president of Euro-Pacific Capital, a Connecticut-based brokerage, the 43-year old financial advisor has long been urging his clients to get their money out of U.S. stock and bond markets and look for safer investments outside of America or put their nest eggs into silver and gold.

Mr. Schiff, a frequent pundit on U.S. business channels whose gloomy views have earned him the nickname “Dr. Doom,” sees no need to alter that strategy. He expects a lot more downside, despite the already precipitous drop in U.S. stocks, which has seen the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumble 40% from its October 2007 record of 14,164 to 8,379 points as of Friday’s close.

Far from fixing the problem, the US$700-billion Wall Street bailout and other government interventions are only going to prolong the pain, predicts Mr. Schiff, who was economic advisor for libertarian Ron Paul’s 2008 presidential campaign.

The economy, he says, appears headed for its first depression since the Dirty Thirties. Mr. Schiff spoke with the Financial Post’s Janet Whitman.

FP: How did the U.S. get into this mess?

Peter Schiff: It was the result of reckless monetary policies. Of course, the rest of the world is not blameless. They’re the ones who loaned us all the money that we spent. We couldn’t have dug ourselves into this gigantic hole without them. We’ve printed and spent and borrowed our way into a financial disaster. What we are witnessing is the consequences of the excesses of our economy, especially over the past eight years since the bursting of the tech bubble. We basically ended up with false economic growth. Ultimately, if an economy lives by credit, it dies by credit. When we can’t borrow any more, it implodes. A lot of companies were built around this phony economy. Americans are now too broke to buy those products. We never could afford to pay for them. We were paying for them with debt.

FP: Are government bailouts helping?

PS: Everything that the government is doing right now is designed to prevent the market from administering its tough medicine. All of the bailouts are a bad idea. The government is trying to put more cash out there so Americans can keep spending. We don’t need more loans for consumers. We need less. Consumers should not be borrowing. They should be doing the opposite. We’re trying to encourage more of the behavior that’s behind the problem.

FP: What is the solution then?

PS: What we need is real change. We need to rein in the government and let lose the free market, unfettered by government. It was government intervention that created this crisis in the first place. The Federal Reserve brought interest rates down and provided all this cheap money for everyone to speculate with. A lot of Americans refinanced and took out much bigger mortgages in the last few years. The idea was, You don’t want to leave all of that equity in your house. You’re rich now, you live in half million-dollar house. You need a media room and a Mercedes. You can’t be driving that Ford. Everybody was spending all that money like they were entitled to it. Now all the debt is still there and we can’t pay it back. We can’t fix the problem. We can’t stop housing prices from falling because they are too high. Most people still think that the government can fix it and put it back together the way it was. But we need housing prices to fall to a point where Americans can afford them – where you can put 20% down and have a mortgage payment that’s only 25% of your income. I think real estate in America is going to be the cheapest it’s ever been in real terms. Pendulums don’t stop in the center. They swing in the other direction and over shift.

FP: How bad is the economic downturn going to get?

PS: As of right now, we are headed for a depression, meaning a protracted period of economic contraction with elevated levels of bankruptcies and unemployment. It’s not going to be a recession the way we’ve come to know them. Whatever we call it, we’re still going to be in it at the end of [U.S. presidential contender Barack] Obama’s term. He’s going to be known as a depression-era president. Unfortunately, [things he's proposing to do] could make it worse and drag it out. The economy will be the issue when he goes for reelection…We have to restructure the economy in a different way. That’s going to involve a lot of pain. We haven’t seen the full extent of the doom and gloom in real economy. It’s showing up on Wall Street first because they funded all of the extravagance…But the bigger picture is the party is over. We’re going to have to get used to a different lifestyle. We’re going to have to start saving money again.

FP: When might the U.S. stock market bottom out?

PS: The U.S. stock market is still fairly expensive, especially if you factor in what future earnings are going to be. I think [the Dow] still has a long way to go down. Is it 7,500, 6,000, 5,000? I don’t know, but I don’t think we’re there yet. Adjusted for inflation, I think in five years the Dow is going to be below where it is today.

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