It's A Cultural Conspiracy

 

 "Reparations" 

   

 It appears Matt and Trey are onto the whole NewAge Nazi idea, even if the general public ain't 

   

 "So, if the [2008] election is fake, what's really going on?" "The end of America."

 

Separated At Birth: Don Lemon And Thomas L. DuBois

Don Lemon 

A cartoon black man on television who is not trusted by blacks

Thomas Lancaster DuBois

A cartoon black man on television who is not trusted by blacks

The New Season Of The Boondocks Is About To Begin

"How many times have I told you, you better not even dream of telling white folks the truth?"

Racism's A Drowning Man (Dragging Life Guards Under)

“The similarities between the slave patrols and modern American policing are too salient to dismiss or ignore. Hence, the slave patrol should be considered a forerunner of modern American law enforcement.”

“Haney López catalogues evolving dog-whistle topics as racism continues to adapt — the attack on public schools, the xenophobic warnings about competition from China, and even expanding the definition of 'white' to include Latinos much as it earlier expanded from a narrow Anglo-Saxon base to include southern Europeans.

The best antidote to this coded racism, the author concludes, is to call it out for what it is, ignoring the catcalls that doing so is playing the race card.”

“A '12 Years a Slave' Themed Golden Globes Party Is a Horrible Idea”

Understand: I Am A Man With A Mercurial Heart

If it seemed like I started out pretty well yesterday, and then read Andrew Lansley's bullshit and lost it, well, that's kind of accurate. But - instead of going on a rampage and killing all the white people in the countryside before reporting back to Shirley Sherrod Headquarters for my next assignment - I watched two episodes of The Boondocks, and then went to bed, really, really depressed.

Ever since the incidence of murder that brought Homeopathy to my attention, it's been the best example of what's wrong with the world today, and to think - with all the evidence of it's worthlessness and how it much it's costing people, financially and personally - both, the hospital administrators won't stop it and the doctors won't stand up to the administrators in the face of it, is just too much for me sometimes. Here's a few questions for those doctors:

How is a person like me - who is familiar with the subject of NewAge inside and out, and knows the crimes NewAgers already commit, as a matter of course - supposed to feel safe going to a hospital for care, knowing there's NewAgers and NewAge ideas festering there?

Under those circumstances, does your advocacy for strictly "patient-driven care" mean, if I get cancer, I should just say "to hell with you" and stay home? I am the patient, aren't I?

And, since it is you who have contributed to my sense of being trapped in a world of fucking nonsense, why should I come to you? And how can I be assured you won't be feeding me placebos if I did?

Alright, I'm going to stop - I don't want to get depressed again. And between that, and hearing Glenn Beck telling me to get on my knees and listen to bad music like Krista Branch, that's a definite risk. I'd rather think of good things - like all the folks who sent in donations this weekend - Whoa: Thank you! - and, if you don't mind, I'd like to make another request of you on that front:

If you're going to send in a donation, please attach a small note to it (you can do that at PayPal) so I can know what it was that inspired you to do so. Do you just want to help keep the the blog going? Do you want to fight NewAge? Do you, too, want to hear me play music again? Do you finally want a "good" conservative band? Are you a Christian reaching out? Let me know.

If I can be plunged into the depths of hell over homeopathy, I can also be cheered up by a little discourse with a donation.

I'm barely hanging on and need all the help I can get.

BTW, since I'm out of work for a little while, I'm hoping to be doing more posts than usual, so look for those and pass them around:

I'll be back.

Black Artists/White Audience: The Big Grey Area

When this whole cult clusterfuck busts wide open - and it will, because it's in the world of politics now, and I'm no longer the only dog in on the hunt - I'm expecting everyone I've discussed it with online (Orac, Ann Althouse, Glenn Reynolds, etc.) to step forward and admit I was there first, so I can be eligible for the Medal of Freedom or some shit. That so many others in the business of spreading information are ignoring the influence of NewAge on current events involving the Left (like they all did with the John Edwards scandal, which also has a deep NewAge component, through Rielle Hunter) all because it's in the realm of religion/spirituality is nothing less than criminal. At the very least, they're allowing others to steal my thunder:

"The latest episode of 'The Boondocks,' the satirical animated TV series that airs on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim slate, takes brutal aim at Perry and his brand, which blends melodrama, raucous comedy and religious themes. Coming under intense ridicule is Perry's portrayal of Madea, the gun-toting, foul-mouthed grandmother at the center of many of his films.

In 'Pause,' an episode written by [creator Aaron] McGruder and executive producer Rodney Barnes that aired Sunday, a thinly disguised version of Perry named Winston Jerome is positioned as a closeted, cross-dressing cult leader whose love of the Christian faith is a mask for his true sexuality. Though the character bears little physical or vocal resemblance to Perry, the reference is obvious to those familiar with Perry's work. The dancing Ma Duke is a clear parody of Madea.

The Jerome character wears a pink sweater, is surrounded by bare-chested muscular men and constantly proclaims his love for Jesus even as he attempts to seduce Granddad ( John Witherspoon), the guardian of the two boys, Huey and Riley Freeman, at the center of the series. The fame-hungry Granddad is trying out for a part in Jerome's new play, 'Ma Duke Finds Herself a Man.'

Near the end of the episode, Jerome bluntly asks Granddad for sex; the old man responds, 'Do you mean to tell me that this whole cross-dressing Christian cult crap is just so you can sleep with men?' 'Uh, pretty much, yeah,' says Jerome.

The episode marks one of the sharpest public criticisms of Perry. Huey Freeman calls the script for 'Ma Duke' 'terrible.' The Perry brand has also been blasted by some critics and entertainers such as Spike Lee, who say Perry's projects perpetuate negative stereotypes, and present a narrow view of African American life.

McGruder and executives for Turner and Adult Swim declined to comment on the episode. Representatives for Perry did not return phone calls."

Anyway, here's a big shout out to Aaron McGruder - a Hip-Hop fan - for also speaking up:

We'll show them yet.

Free Huey (Free Me: Democrats Are Up For Sale)

I know it's more-then-a-little late for this, but I missed this episode of The Boondocks when it first aired, and it never hurts to remember how stupid Obama supporters were (actually, it always hurts to remember how stupid Obama supporters were) during those first days of electing Oprah's candidate. It's also nice to see Huey wasn't buying into the hype, either, being as smart as he is. It would've been out of character.

Man, from where we sit now, he must despise any reference to "Hope".

I know I do - but now, unlike on election night, I'm sure I'm not alone.

Now Bill Ayers And The Riots Are Back (And If You Think Everything's Fine, Don't Read This)

"Most of the people who graduated in the 60's, dropouts or half-baked intellectuals, are now occupying the positions of power in the government, civil service, business, mass media, and educational systems. You are stuck with them. You can't get through to them. They are contaminated. They are programmed to think and react to certain stimuli in a certain pattern. You can not change their mind even if you expose them to authentic information. Even if you prove that white is white and black is black, you still can not change the basic perception and the logic of behavior.



The demoralization process in the United States is basically completed already for the last 25 years,...Most of it is done by Americans to Americans thanks to lack of moral standards,...exposure to true information does not matter anymore. A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information. The facts tell nothing to him, even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents and pictures. ...he will refuse to believe it.... That's the tragedy of the situation of demoralization."



-- Yuri Bezmenov, a former KGB agent, assigned by Russia to study the effects of cultism on American Baby Boomers in the '60's.

TMR has tried to point out the deceptive, and elusive, nature of NewAge cultism that's infecting the Left of the Western world. Posting every media figure's reference to it, and attempting to give some background on various aspects of the phenomena.

Unfortunately, as the tone has grown more shrill (which it was bound to, once it was discovered my NewAge ex-wife was continuing to kill people with her own NewAge Dr. Mengele - just as I said) more folks have decided to protect their view of the NewAge (and pride) by turning away.

Of course, a big part of that is they're too lazy, shallow, and/or brain-dead - cultishly demanding TMR use euphemisms, or "soft language," to inform them about this deadly nonsense - than to read much more than what's on the blog's first page. (What good is the internet without following the links?) This, too, is how pre-WWII references to german cultism were met, playing right into the Nazi's hands.

They wouldn't do those ugly things, wearing such "nice" uniforms, right?

But now the gasoline of anti-semitism has caught - again: only on the Left - with a woman even screaming "go back to the oven!" And last night, in my neighborhood, black people - the very ones who've let the cultists convince them they got the president (they thought) they wanted - had themselves a really nice little riot last night, where they destroyed businesses and possessions primarily owned by other black people. (Not that anyone's color matters to TMR.)

When one woman complained the rioters were destroying her business, a young woman said, "She should be glad she just lost her business and not her life."

Yes, my friends, it's escalating now. Just as I expected.

People have been properly primed not to be able to think. To focus on how Nazism ended - not how it began. Very clever.

Listen to this scene, featuring Ron Dellums - another useless Barack Obama-as-messiah-like black figure, with just enough brains to impress a morally relative-type of white person, but not enough sense to do the right thing:

Earlier in the evening, Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums met the mob on 14th Street, urging calm and leading them on a walk to City Hall, where he gave a speech.

"I sense your frustration," he told the crowd. "I understand that you've lost confidence in a process because you've seen what you believe is a homicide ... But listen to me, we are a community of people. We are civilized people. We are a nation of laws.

"I'm asking people to disperse," the mayor said to the couple hundred people in the crowd. "Let's leave in a spirit of peace."

But soon after, a man shouted "that's the modern day lynching" and the mob quickly continued its rampage, smashing at least seven storefronts on 17th street between Franklin and Webster streets. They also smashed eight cars, including four belonging to the City of Oakland.

Near 14th and Alice streets, Myron Bell was taking dance lessons in "step," a form of dance popular among African Americans, when he looked out the window and saw people jumping on his Lexus sedan.

Bell, 42, came out to find that almost all of the car's windows, including the front and back had been smashed and it appeared that someone had tried to set the car on fire.

"I'm for the cause," said Bell, who is black. "But I'm against the violence and destruction."


Nearby, Godhuli Bose stood near her smashed Toyota Corolla as a man walked by, repeatedly called her a misogynist slur and then added, "F- your car."

Bose, a high school teacher, said: "I can't afford this."

None of us can - but it's just going to get worse because so few are willing to look at what's been happening clearly. And it's not TMR's job to document the destruction. It's our job to tell you when and how it's happening.

It's happening.

Ward Cleaver

God, Republicans are saps. They think that they’re running against some academic liberal who wouldn’t wear flag pins on his lapel, whose wife isn’t proud of America and who went to some liberationist church where the pastor damned his own country. They think they’re running against some naïve university-town dreamer, the second coming of Adlai Stevenson.

But as recent weeks have made clear, Barack Obama is the most split-personality politician in the country today. On the one hand, there is Dr. Barack, the high-minded, Niebuhr-quoting speechifier who spent this past winter thrilling the Scarlett Johansson set and feeling the fierce urgency of now. But then on the other side, there’s Fast Eddie Obama, the promise-breaking, tough-minded Chicago pol who’d throw you under the truck for votes.

This guy is the whole Chicago package: an idealistic, lakefront liberal fronting a sharp-elbowed machine operator. He’s the only politician of our lifetime who is underestimated because he’s too intelligent. He speaks so calmly and polysyllabically that people fail to appreciate the Machiavellian ambition inside.

But he’s been giving us an education, for anybody who cares to pay attention. Just try to imagine Mister Rogers playing the agent Ari in “Entourage” and it all falls into place.

Back when he was in the Illinois State Senate, Dr. Barack could have taken positions on politically uncomfortable issues. But Fast Eddie Obama voted “present” nearly 130 times. From time to time, he threw his voting power under the truck.

Dr. Barack said he could no more disown the Rev. Jeremiah Wright than disown his own grandmother. Then the political costs of Rev. Wright escalated and Fast Eddie Obama threw Wright under the truck.

Dr. Barack could have been a workhorse senator. But primary candidates don’t do tough votes, so Fast Eddie Obama threw the workhorse duties under the truck.

Dr. Barack could have changed the way presidential campaigning works. John McCain offered to have a series of extended town-hall meetings around the country. But favored candidates don’t go in for unscripted free-range conversations. Fast Eddie Obama threw the new-politics mantra under the truck.

And then on Thursday, Fast Eddie Obama had his finest hour. Barack Obama has worked on political reform more than any other issue. He aspires to be to political reform what Bono is to fighting disease in Africa. He’s spent much of his career talking about how much he believes in public financing. In January 2007, he told Larry King that the public-financing system works. In February 2007, he challenged Republicans to limit their spending and vowed to do so along with them if he were the nominee. In February 2008, he said he would aggressively pursue spending limits. He answered a Midwest Democracy Network questionnaire by reminding everyone that he has been a longtime advocate of the public-financing system.

But Thursday, at the first breath of political inconvenience, Fast Eddie Obama threw public financing under the truck. In so doing, he probably dealt a death-blow to the cause of campaign-finance reform. And the only thing that changed between Thursday and when he lauded the system is that Obama’s got more money now.

And Fast Eddie Obama didn’t just sell out the primary cause of his life. He did it with style. He did it with a video so risibly insincere that somewhere down in the shadow world, Lee Atwater is gaping and applauding. Obama blamed the (so far marginal) Republican 527s. He claimed that private donations are really public financing. He made a cut-throat political calculation seem like Mother Teresa’s final steps to sainthood.

The media and the activists won’t care (they were only interested in campaign-finance reform only when the Republicans had more money). Meanwhile, Obama’s money is forever. He’s got an army of small donors and a phalanx of big money bundlers, including, according to The Washington Post, Kenneth Griffin of the Citadel Investment Group; Kirk Wager, a Florida trial lawyer; James Crown, a director of General Dynamics; and Neil Bluhm, a hotel, office and casino developer.

I have to admit, I’m ambivalent watching all this. On the one hand, Obama did sell out the primary cause of his professional life, all for a tiny political advantage. If he’ll sell that out, what won’t he sell out? On the other hand, global affairs ain’t beanbag. If we’re going to have a president who is going to go toe to toe with the likes of Vladimir Putin, maybe it is better that he should have a ruthlessly opportunist Fast Eddie Obama lurking inside.

All I know for sure is that this guy is no liberal goo-goo. Republicans keep calling him naïve. But naïve is the last word I’d use to describe Barack Obama. He’s the most effectively political creature we’ve seen in decades. Even Bill Clinton wasn’t smart enough to succeed in politics by pretending to renounce politics.

-- David Brooks, noticing there's something wrong with the beaver, as reported in the New York Times