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Monday, November 3, 2014

Forbes Admits Cultism Exists - Not My Fellow Bloggers


Everything I've seen the "smart" folks doing is for the birds

It seems pretty obvious, since I've surrounded this blog with white liars and other self-serving publicity seekers, I'll be another black who will never get credit for the years of work I've done - especially on cultish thinking - but that doesn't mean I don't notice how far ahead of the curve I've been:


My online "friends" said I was crazy and cultism didn't exist: 

Hindsight being 20/20, I probably should've spent more time on Forbes than Instapundit or Althouse,...

Thursday, October 23, 2014

OOOOOPS! White Plantation Mistresses Are Not Happy With The Darkies (And Decide We're What's For Dinner)


From Salon - it's Miss Ann:



And from Ann It's-Time-To-Panic Althouse


I love the charge - "possible" sexism:

I guess she had to grasp at something after bogusly trying to spread mass terror over Drudge's ebola nonsense - when, I note, she didn't mind being manipulated into being that white man's bitch - or being used as Limbaugh's racist prop.

Attacking blacks for personal publicity:

Miss Ann's got a DEFINITE mental disorder,...

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Denzel Washington On "The Nigga They Couldn't Kill"



A fine example of what we're in for, how the past influences the present, and how blacks are standing on each other's shoulders, making sure doors stay open for others,...

Friday, March 21, 2014

John Oliver's Show Makes Fun Of Republican's Hipster



This is a party willing to betray everything it stands for, in an attempt to prove it stands for something, which it doesn't.


Tuesday, March 18, 2014

The Democrats' Pajama Boy Now Has A,…A…Partner?


Which is worse - discovering you're in a political party that expects blacks to break bread with those who defend racism, or being one of those who defend racism - and making jokes about the Democrat's "Pajama Boy" for months - only to discover the Republicans now have their own version?

Yeah, the racism's worse - but both circumstances are pretty pathetic:

 

Saturday, March 15, 2014

The Difference Between Real Life And What We're Sold


I'm sorry I haven't met everyone's expectations, but, you know what?

As blacks, and whites, we've had different expectations all along.

Signed, The Victim,...

Ha! Kim Fowley Has A Perfume


It probably makes you do things against your will,...

Thursday, February 20, 2014

The Word Is Getting Around On The Macho Response


I hear you.

Just like when TMR took on NewAge - a message that seems to have gotten through, somewhat, even though everyone told me cultish thinking was "too big" to tackle  - now my one-man campaign against white supremacy is also getting it's due:


It's just some unknown commenter on another website, but that's more help, and adulation, than the folks I'm familiar with give me, so yeah,...

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Oh No, Jerry Seinfeld, You Don't Get Off That Easily


Gazillionaire comedians, getting all huffy and defensive, and trying to pretend you're not a playing the game, won't work, Freak. Where did Stewart get this footage Mr. I'm-Just-Into-Funny? The Koch Brothers? Don't be mad, be glad:

I'm about to straighten you out.



Stewart got that footage from the real world, with the census and the quotas and your "black" friend, Chris Rock, because that's the one protecting our lives and even your flimsy ass career.


These white folks have real short memories but, I know, you know what I'm talking about.


Did you forget blacks have to live with you - damn it, racial breakdowns? Where is your mind, man?


Nobody was asking nothing from you but for a kind word.


Instead you, of all people, pretend you're above it?


Fool, you're in the public eye.



And we see you,...

Friday, January 10, 2014

Monday, January 6, 2014

No One Listening Is O.K.: I Don't Have To Win Elections









...The premise of Rodney’s historical socio-economic analysis,... is that the poverty and inequalities of Sub-Saharan Africa are reflections of historical relationships of exploitation. This exploitation, he argues, was total: countries were dispossessed of all resources deemed useful to Europeans, including human labour.