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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

The "Reverend" race hustler




This is a case where his ego outweighed his IQ which coincides with his shoe size.

Is he this stupid not to see how this was going to come across? 
Well..not really...the black community for the most part, will believe anything he says or does.



The "Reverend" Al Sharpton (58) with his new girlfriend Aisha McShaw, 35. 

Guess he's trying to impress Jesse who is no stranger to a little side action.

They're reverends... like I'm the CEO of Apple!





Truly a man of the cloth. Looks like he may have the early stages of AIDS either that... or he just read the latest Nielsen ratings.









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Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Another one who reads a teleprompter without thinking





Hard to believe this reporter didn't know she was being had!



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Monday, July 15, 2013

Where's the wall to wall coverage?






This didn't get any media play because they figured DeMarcus Jones was the shooter.



JUSTICE FOR DARRYL





On Thursday, July 11, police discovered the rotting body of 17-year-old Darryl Green, a black child from the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago. Green's body was found behind a boarded-up house in the 6500-block of South Damen, face down on basement stairs. The body was so badly decomposed that originally, local news reports suggested that he had died of blunt force trauma.


On Friday, an autopsy showed he had been shot to death. Relatives reported that Green had refused to join a gang at school. 

Meanwhile, members of the media including Reverend Al Sharpton and Reverend Jesse Jackson focused on the "not guilty" verdict in the George Zimmerman trial over Trayvon Martin. 

The only media outlets that have covered the murder of Darryl Green are The Chicago Sun-Times and ABC 7 Chicago. The New York Times' Joe Nocera mentioned Green in passing in a blog post devoted to highlighting gun crimes across the country. 

President Obama has not commented on Green's death. Neither have any other politicians, including local Congressmen Danny Davis and Bobby Rush, or Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Neither has anyone at MSNBC, CNN, ABC News, NBC News, CBS News, The Washington Post, Associated Press, Reuters, or throughout the Hollywood community.








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Friday, July 5, 2013

Who didn't see this coming?




Police in town where Trayvon Martin was killed prepare for possible riots- in Florida and across the COUNTRY- if George Zimmerman is acquitted

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2356472/Police-Florida-town-Trayvon-Martin-killed-prepare-possible-riots-George-Zimmerman-acquitted.html?ito=feeds-newsxml





Who can forget this picture? An innocent fresh faced black boy portrayed as an angel and the already "convicted" Zimmerman in jailhouse orange attire. If this was a black on black crime we wouldn't have heard a word about it. This is a story solely created by the media then feed on by race baiters like Sharpton.

These pictures are closer to what Martin looked like at the time. 



 Even the judge in this case has gotten into the act. Must be taking lessons from Lois Lerner. Everything in Zimmerman's past is fair game. Not so for Martin. For an added dose of reality Martin's Twitter account (after his unfortunate demise) suddenly and inexplicably disappeared. 

If there are riots and (innocent) people die you can thank the media. Oh, and someone else.. "If I had a son he'd look like..."

BTW…Where were all the white people rioting, pillaging, and looting after the double murderer OJ Simpson was found not guilty?



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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

DNI chief Clapper apologizes for 'erroneous' answer on NSA surveillance





And the penalty for this "erroneous answer" aka an out and out lie is what? I guess Clapper thought why bother claiming the 5th when he could just lie. Either way nothing happens.

 In another example... take the FBI investigating the IRS scandal. Mueller can't  answer how many agents he has assigned to the case and what is more remarkable can't even name the lead investigator! Why? Because no one is investigating it. Not one person from the Teaparty has ever been contacted.


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Boehner once warned. "My question isn't about who's going to resign. My question is about who's going to jail over this scandal."

As it turns out who's going to jail is more like who's going on the next paid vacation.



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Published July 03, 2013


FILE: Jan. 31, 2012: Director of National Intelligence James Clapper listens to a question while testifying on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. (AP)



Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has apologized for telling Congress the National Security Agency doesn't gather data on millions of Americans.

The apology comes after former NSA contractor Edward Snowden gave top-secret information to newspapers that last month published stories about the federal government collecting the data from phone calls and such Internet communications as emails.

Clapper apologized in a letter to Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein that was posted Tuesday on the website of Clapper's office.

Clapper said in the June 21 letter that his answer was "clearly erroneous."

Americans have long known the United States implemented surveillance programs under the Patriot Act, in the wake of 9/11, with the goal of preventing more terror attacks, and that the programs targeted foreign and overseas suspects. However, many Americans seem stunned at the apparent extent of the programs and that the broad data collection included basic details on Americans' phone records.

Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden asked Clapper at a March 12 congressional hearing whether the NSA "collects any type of data at all on millions of hundreds of millions of Americas?"

Wyden asked because Clapper suggested publicly months earlier that stories about the NSA keeping "dossiers" on millions of Americans were "completely false."

Clapper told Wyden: "No sir, it does not."

When asked for clarification, he said "not wittingly."

After the latest stories appeared to reveal otherwise, Clapper said he gave the "least untruthful answer possible."

Clapper said in the letter to Feinstein that when answering he was confounded by the word dossier and challenged by trying to protect classified information. He also said that when answering Wyden, he was focused on whether the U.S. collected the content of phone and email conversations, and not so-called metadata, which essentially is phone numbers, email addresses, dates and times. He wrote that he "simply didn't think of" the pertinent section of the Patriot Act under which that information can be collected.

"Thus my response was clearly erroneous -- for which I apologize," Clapper said to Feinstein, in the letter.

Snowden's father Lon, meanwhile, chastised Clapper for his answers in an open letter Snowden sent Tuesday to his son.

"We leave it to the American people to decide whether you or Director Clapper is the superior patriot," Snowden wrote in the letter to his son.





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