4um: Obama's strange politics

Title: Obama's strange politics
Source: Cincinnati Post
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Published: Apr 26, 2008
Author: Star Parker
Post Date: 2008-04-26 13:09:37 by Jethro Tull
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Obama's strange politics

It's been equal-opportunity week to attack Barack Obama because of his remarks that seemed to justify a U.S. invasion of Pakistan. Democrats and Republicans alike had a field day at the expense of the poor senator.

In the midst of all this, he addressed the annual meeting of the National Council of La Raza, and talked about realities at home. But those remarks, which I found at least as provocative and troubling, got little public attention.

NCLR is sort of the Hispanic NAACP.

Speaking before an audience of about 2,000, Obama, according to The Wall Street Journal, "compared last year's massive immigration rallies led by Hispanics to the civil-rights marches of African- Americans in the 1960s ..." Regarding the population of illegals in our country today, Obama assured the crowd that "I will never walk away from the 12 million undocumented immigrants ..."

How odd for a candidate for the presidency of the United States to include looking out for the interests of illegals as a campaign promise.

He appears to have already deemed these folks immigrants. The first and central question, that they arrived and remain here illegally, seems of secondary concern to the Illinois senator, a Harvard-trained lawyer. They are just "undocumented immigrants." We just haven't had a chance to get the paperwork done.

Obama is running as a new kind of politician. And it certainly is new for someone campaigning for our nation's highest office, aspiring to assume responsibilities to provide for our defense and to secure liberty for "ourselves," to see representation of the concerns of millions who are here illegally as part of those responsibilities. Can it be that Obama thinks he is running for secretary-general of the United Nations and not president of the United States?

How about his equating immigration rallies to the civil-rights movement of the 1960s?

The analogy is, to say the least, bizarre. And it again gives a sense that the senator's left-wing vision of the world is far closer to his heart than to our own Constitution and how it relates to our citizens.

The injustices that blacks suffered had to do with lack of equal treatment and due process of law for our own citizens because of their race.

The civil rights of blacks, U.S. citizens, protected under our Constitution, that were being violated were clear. What exactly are the rights of illegals that, according to Obama, are being violated? They have violated us, not we them.

The Washington Times reported recently about a heretofore-secret 2005 report done by the Drug Enforcement Administration that discusses Islamic radicals who are "camouflaging themselves as Hispanics while conducting business with violent drug-trafficking organizations." According to the report, "multiple Middle Eastern drug-trafficking and terrorist cells in the U.S. are funding terrorism networks overseas with the aid of Mexican cartels."

Do you get the idea that Barack Obama has some kind of strange idea about what it means to protect this country?

Obama seemed quite at home with the La Raza crowd, dishing out business-as-usual ethnic politics. After conjuring up the mother of all entitlements -- that anyone who can sneak in here is entitled to become a citizen -- he then assured them that virtually every aspect of their life would be benevolently protected by a government under his leadership.

But as Obama shared his vision of America as welfare state to this audience of Hispanics, he failed to also share that, as our nation's youngest ethnic demographic, they have the most to be concerned about regarding the shaky ground on which this welfare state stands.

According to the census bureau, 34 percent of the Hispanic population is under the age of 18. This compared to 32 percent of blacks and 22 percent of non-Hispanic whites.

So Hispanics, and blacks, will disproportionately get washed into the sea of red ink of Social Security and Medicare entitlements that we have promised future generations, but do not have the money to pay.

On the other side of the coin, Hispanics, and blacks, would disproportionately benefit today by being allowed to fund their own private retirement accounts in lieu of paying payroll taxes.

But they'll never hear this from Obama.

Star Parker is president of CURE, the Coalition on Urban Renewal and Education. Her e-mail address is

parker@urbancure.org.

what?? what??? omg, you cannot compare the civil rights marches by blacks in the 60s (americans for crissakes) to the 12 million ILLEGALS!!!! this is outrageous treachery to america and americans.

Mar. 30, 2008 12:00 AM After the defeat of his "comprehensive" illegal-immigration bill last year, Sen. John McCain says that he got the message and will now listen to the will of the people.

The reason that the bill was defeated was because it contained a provision to allow those here illegally to stay here, a concept called "amnesty."

Now the senator says that, to heed the will of the people, his first priority is to secure our border from illegal trespass, while in the same breath telling us that the illegals who have succeeded in sneaking in (or who have overstayed their visas) should be allowed to remain and given a path to citizenship.

We, the people to whom he now says he is listening, have clearly told him that we don't want any form of amnesty, so how can he be "listening" to us?

If it is O.K. with him for the 20 million, or more, individuals now residing here illegally to be rewarded with what they broke our law to obtain, why is it now his first priority to make sure that no more do the same?

'Individuals should not take responsibility for their own defense. That’s what the police are for. ... If I oppose individuals defending themselves, I have to support police defending them. I have to support a police state.”' Alan Dershowitz

You support a racist Marxist North American Unioner which makes you a blinker or something worse. Much worse.

RACISM IN CHICAGO:
La Raza is a Spanish, racist publication based in Chicago. These people publish a newspaper and a website.

"La Raza" translated to English:

SPANISH	La Raza
ENGLISH	THE RACE

Americans speak English - use your language, and always properly title this racist group - "The Race!" When I speak about this racist group - I title them "The Race, a. k. a. La Raza."

You must agree, a group which titles itself "THE RACE" must be a racist group with racist ideals.

La Raza, a.k.a. THE RACE'S MOTTO translated to English:

SPANISH	For La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada
ENGLISH	For those in the race everything, for those outside the race - nothing.

He is unquestionably the largest bag of walking human excrement I've come across. If we can dig up these gems on this turd, can you imagine what the RNC will be able to turn up? His racism assures McKooK will be our next president.

The point is that McCain and Hillary have nothing better to offer. That all 3 are not going to hurt their chances at the polls with the Latino vote.

The RNC doesn't like white American males any more than B.H.O. does...Juan McKook is just as bad as is the Stalinist murdering dyke that was selected to be the first womanoid preznit.

I will, I love McCain, he used to take me out drinking and we'd beat up hookers. ,

And they write innumerable books; being too vain and distracted for silence: seeking every one after his own elevation, and dodging his emptiness. - T. S. Eliot

Nice try. Actual Americans (iow, not Ophiles) have been bashing the cow and the quisling for a LONG time.

Johnny Come Obama is the new, stealthier quisling for the figurative wood chipper.

Did you start hanging out at DemocRATic Underground before or after you latched onto Christine?

That's what it looks like. I doubt he'll be the nominee, but if that is the case, and Hillary takes him now, it's hard to see it play well. Though I know there is the contention that Clinton/Obama wins in a landslide. Don't know about that. Edwards is waiting in the wings.

And they write innumerable books; being too vain and distracted for silence: seeking every one after his own elevation, and dodging his emptiness. - T. S. Eliot

You actually like playing the Establishment's game and pretending you have a voice in their selections.

Boy, Robin could whip your ass in a battle of wits so fast you'd wish you were back in your momma's womb sucking someone else's thumb.

And they write innumerable books; being too vain and distracted for silence: seeking every one after his own elevation, and dodging his emptiness. - T. S. Eliot

Little willie, I have seen no evidence that Ophiles have anything to offer but public mental masturbation...

And they write innumerable books; being too vain and distracted for silence: seeking every one after his own elevation, and dodging his emptiness. - T. S. Eliot

"That's just how white folks will do you. It wasn't merely the cruelty involved. It was a particular brand of arrogance, an obtuseness in otherwise sane people that brought forth our bitter laughter. It was as if whites didn't know they were being cruel in the first place. Or at least thought you deserving of their scorn. White folks."

"Only Malcolm X's autobiography seemed to offer something different. His repeated acts of self-creation spoke to me; the blunt poetry of his words, his unadorned insistence on respect, promised a new and uncompromising order, martial in its discipline, forged through sheer force of will. All the other stuff, the talk of blue-eyed devils and apocalypse, was incidental to that program, I decided, religious baggage that Malcolm himself seemed to have safely abandoned toward the end of his life. And yet, even as I imagined myself following Malcolm's call, one line in the book stayed me. He spoke of a wish he'd once had, the wish that the white blood that tan through him, there by an act of violence, might somehow be expunged. I knew that, for Malcolm, that wish would never be incidental. I knew as well that traveling down the road to self- respect my own white blood would never recede into mere abstraction. I was left to wonder what else I would be severing if and when I left my mother and my grandparents at some uncharted border." [p.86, Dreams of my father]