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Didn’t Axelrod run this same kind of campaign with Gov. Deval Patrick? Barack and him are best friends, both from Chicago, both gave the same type of stomp speeches, hell apparently copying the same damn speeches word for word from each other(video below). So what’s the makeup of Patrick’s cabinet, what’s his standing in the black community in Massachusetts? He’s probably a preview of Barack.



Anyway, speaking on “The State of Black America” (which I missed). I always hear the media specifically tout the names of Harold Ford, Cory Booker, Deval Patrick, Fenety, and Barack as the so-called “new generation” of black politicians. I also happened to see these specific politicians (ex. Ford) in Baracks “posse” when he won in SC. A reporter came up to Booker and he said something to the extent that “there’s a new generation of black politicians who don’t blame race for all our problems”. I laughed because I had already knew that’s what the media has been touting him as and he was playing the part. The Al Sharptons and Jesses of the world have made a lot of enemies and I believe there’s a movement on foot mainly by the media outlets to cast them as radical and anoint this “new generation” as the “spokesmen” for Black America. Whether Obama feels this way its yet to be seen, but I don’t think he’d have Booker around him if he didn’t. These are “safe” black politicians to be around. I guess the question is if we want “safe” politicians.
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Are you so sure he "side-stepped" Black support.Hell, Bobby rush and the Sotuh Side of Chicago will dispute that stement.My Chi peeps love him.

I don't think that he side-stepped Black support to win on a local level, or even just when he first started out,(that would have been hard to do anyway in racist ass Chicago about whom King once said, "Whites from Mississippi need to come to Chicago to learn how to hate"......). I'm aware that Bobby Rush has endorsed him. He's one of those Black folks who was conflicted about whether to support Hillary or Obama. He felt loyal to the Clintons because they helped him KEEP his seat, when Obama tried to TAKE his seat, in 2000 or so. In the end, Rush decided to go with Obama. If he had decided to go the other way, N*ggers would have been calling him a sell out and swearing that his Black Panther background was fraudulent,lol.

What model do you think a Black man or woman would use in obtaining the nomination? You know how Negro organizations operate. They are slow to cede power and give lip service in enpowering younger members.Thus the disconnent.Obama saw thru the bs and did a work around and its worked flawlessly.I hope the blowback is nearly a sweeping away of some of that tired Negro leadership that can't seem to think the there are other battles outside of Selma and Montgomery.They were slow to respond to AIDs and completely late to the table in the subprime mess.The electorate caught on and is seriously comtemplating younger leadersip with new ideas.

I want them to follow the model of not throwing people under the bus who their BLack asses would not even be in a position TO throw under the bus, had it not been for those people. I want them to follow the model of not feeling the desire or need to disavow/disrespect/marginalize Black people in their pursuit of wider/whiter support. I want them to follow the model of not feeling they have the LUXURY of taking Black support/loyalty for granted or as a given. If they could manage those things, I'd be satisfied. If they can't manage those things, they are of no use to me and I'll keep on supporting Mr. Charlie for the time being.........


First of all, I don't buy the idea that anyone is stopping young Blacks from being leaders. If you want to lead, LEAD. Some people of our generation and younger expect someone to hand them sh*t on a silver platter, roll out the red carpet for them. There are places in this country, in Black communities where people can run UNCONTESTED for office, cause NOBODY wants the friggin job,lol. Yet you got younger Blacks running around hollering about "nobody wants to LET them lead".

Secondly, I don't have a problem with Obama bypassing certain old guard civil rights organizations. People who don't find what they are looking for in those organizations OUGHT to look elsewhere, or better yet, start their own sh*t. Not whine and b*tch about what this or that organization doesn't do. I DO have a problem with him and his campaign throwing traditional civil rights leadership under the bus and PANDERING to Cracker racism/bias by talking about how much UNLIKE "them n*ggers over there", he is.

Tavis SMiley is by any measure, A SAFE NEGRO, his damn self. THe STate Of the Black Union was not some old guard, traditional civil rights event, a cross section of the AA community get invited to and participate in that event, INCLUDING Black Republicans. The fact that he and his strategists felt that it was too politically risky for him to show up at this most SAFE of Negro mainstream events(and they did, i dont' give a damn how much drivel the espouse to the contrary),, tells me all I need to know. It tells me that the so called progressive whites in his coalition would have a problem with him showing up to ANY Black event, and that they would read him associating with BLack people in ANY context as being evidence that he was not going to be "inclusive" which is racist and absurd on it's face., and the pot calling the kettle Black, at it's finest.

I REITERATE, for those who STILL don't get what I'm saying. There is NO other situation where you would have a virtually UNKNOWN candidate running for the Democratic nomination for national office(Obama) feel it to be politically expedient or wise to BYPASS the STate of the Union event of the biggest, most consistent, and loyal bloc of Democratic voters in the country, ESPECIALLY when the unknown is going to have to compete for votes with a quasi-incumbent who that large voting group DOES know, and have some affinity for(Clinton). In any other situation that would have been viewed as, and would have BEEN political suicide. The ONLY reason he and his strategists felt they could do that was because the people in that voting bloc are BLACK and he is BLACK, and he felt that he would get their votes ANYWAY, eventhough they didn't know him from Adam, and they were right, unfortunately.


If THAT is the blueprint that this so called new model of Black politician must follow to secure white votes, than I say let Crackers keep running the show, because it's apparent that in spite of all of the feel good rhetoric about change and newness, Crackers are still going to be running the show ANYWAY(albeit in a behind the scenes,slightly more subtle/textured way), the Negro in question is nothing more than a front, a middle man, the monkey not the organ grinder,lol.


I dont' think that there has ever been a question among Black folks, with any sense anyway, that white people would not have a problem with having A Black person in this or that position, the concern was always WHAT KIND OF BLACK person, would that be, and what would be their true purpose, who would they be taking their cues from, what would their agenda be, and would they be carrying out an agenda that was compatible with our agenda and our interests, or someone elses' agenda and interests.




That to me is how Obama is changing the game and I welcome that with open arms. [/size][/b][/quote]

The way the game is played has been changed(that's just has to do with adjusting and adapting, which white people are very good at),, but I'm not so sure that the goal or the outcome of the game is any different than it's always been, and that's what concerns me. If the way his campaign has been run as it relates to Black folks,(and they way Black folks have acquiesced to it) is any indication, my guess would be that things will likely be more business as usual


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Didn’t Axelrod run this same kind of campaign with Gov. Deval Patrick? Barack and him are best friends, both from Chicago, both gave the same type of stomp speeches, hell apparently copying the same damn speeches word for word from each other(video below). So what’s the makeup of Patrick’s cabinet, what’s his standing in the black community in Massachusetts? He’s probably a preview of Barack.



Yes, Axelrod did handle Deval Patrick's campaign,too. I don't know what Patrick's standing is among BLacks, since he's been governor, it may be too soon to tell. I do know that Patrick, John Kerry and Ted Kennedy endorsed Obama, but the state of Massachussetts went for Hillary. Interestingly, no one is pressuring Patrick,Kerry or Kennedy to switch their superdelegate votes to coincide with the will of the people in THEIR state......

Anyway, speaking on “The State of Black America” (which I missed). I always hear the media specifically tout the names of Harold Ford, Cory Booker, Deval Patrick, Fenety, and Barack as the so-called “new generation” of black politicians. I also happened to see these specific politicians (ex. Ford) in Baracks “posse” when he won in SC. A reporter came up to Booker and he said something to the extent that “there’s a new generation of black politicians who don’t blame race for all our problems”. I laughed because I had already knew that’s what the media has been touting him as and he was playing the part. The Al Sharptons and Jesses of the world have made a lot of enemies and I believe there’s a movement on foot mainly by the media outlets to cast them as radical and anoint this “new generation” as the “spokesmen” for Black America. Whether Obama feels this way its yet to be seen, but I don’t think he’d have Booker around him if he didn’t. These are “safe” black politicians to be around. I guess the question is if we want “safe” politicians.


That Corey Booker comment is just what I'm talking about, and why I have a problem with a lot of this so called new school of Black politician. What Black politicians is he referring to that "blamed race for all of our problems"? The two people that the white media and sh*t for brain Negroes love to paint with that brush are Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. I can recount any number of instances off the top of my head where both of those men have taken Black people to task for our individual intra community behaviors, way more often than I ever hear them blaming race or talking about white people. Same with Farrakhan. They just apportion the CORRECT AMOUNT of blame to whites and racism, and don't let them off the hook by SOLELY talking about Black individual responsibility, like Crackers and TOMS would LIKE THEM TO.

The Civil Rights Movement itself, which produced both jACKSON AND sHARPTON, was OVERLY concerned with Black individual responsibility, to a fault imo. To the point where many Blacks almost took on a mindset of if Black folks would just be moral, saintly, polite, mannerable, ad nauseam, enough, Crackers would stop lynching us and making us ride on the back of the bus. To hear one of the BENEFICIARIES of that struggle, regurgitate the Cracker narrative newsreel that he has running in his pea brain, and slander those people, makes me want to get violent. I believe Negroes like that should be lined up against the wall and shot. I have no problem with critiqueing Black "leadership" from back in the day, Lord knows I criticize King, but I make sure the sh*t is rooted in the TRUTH, not rooted in some desire on my part, to slander and misrepresent, or throw folks under the bus, just cause I'm trying to pander to white people.

BTW, I do partially blame King and the Civil rights movement for the kinds of comments that this idiot Booker made, and comments Obama has made about "white guilt has reached it's limit" or something to that effect. That's what happens when you allow your freedom/equality struggle to be put into a context of going hat in hand and begging some people to have a conscience about not treating you as a human. Not only do the people who are oppresing you start to view the sH*t that way, but your OWN descendants, will view your struggle that way, and grow up to make dumb ass comments and throw you under the bus,lol. Mainly because deep down inside, they dont' respect you or the struggle(in the case of some of these ungrateful amnesiastic New fangled Negroes). Nobody respects that doormat, masochistic bullsh*t. They may pity you, feel sorry for you, but they don't RESPECT you, I don't care how much they PRETEND they do. People like Malcolm understood that, instinctively.

That's what Malcolm X was cautioning against. He understood the importance of psychology, and tone, and the importance of controlling the NARRATIVE. You don't allow someone who is abusing you to think that if they stop abusing you they are doing YOU a favor. You need to make sure that they understand(in whatever way that you need to) that they are doing THEMSELVES a friggin favor,lol. It's like this chick on another Board that I post on. I was talking about Obama like I've been doing here. SHe came in and wanted to question me about what I was saying, but she prefaced her question with: "Don't worry I"m not attacking you". Like I was supposed to feel grateful or relieved,or scared,lol. I said, oh, I'm NOt worried,lol Your decision not to 'attack' me is a good one....for YOU. CAuse best believe if you attack me, you will have hell on your hands. Ya'll don't hear me.......she was trying set a certain tone or direct a certain narrative, like she was doing ME a favor by acting like she had some sense and not coming at me crazy. In reality, she was doing HER a favor, Capiche?. I took what she was trying to do and hit her upside the head with it,lol. I'm just kidding. but the point I'm making is a serious one.


Anyway, back to the Fric and Frac crew, They have obviously bought into the White paradigm mindset that says that there can only be 1 or 2 BLack leaders at a time, and that for a new BLack leader or personality to emerge, another one must be thrown under the bus and neutralized. So what you have this type of Negro doing is PANDERING to Cracker biases and preferences by saying: "look boss, I'm not like those OTHER Negroes, so you can stamp your white folks seal of approval on my forehead and let me be the new HNIC,(that's the Head N*gger In CHarge, for our non AA members)". It's the worst kind of treachery imo.


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You can't it both ways.You rail against the system ,yet your protest is to vote for someone who wont have your community's interest from the get go.

You're mixing politics with race pride.Like Malcom said you need to remove politics from the equation if you want real discourse.Blacks aren't monolithic.Blacks farmer have different needs than say Blacks in Harlem. The mistake is that many of the OLD Guard think that marching in Selma is the linchpin that unites all Blacks.

Notice that in this election the notion of Black or minority economic empowerment has not been brought up once?


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I think some of you people are being too critical of obama, the american system is set up so that he can't do anything special for AA unless their is a political will, everyone has to hover around the centre.

At the end of the day on issues, he's no different then Clinton or any other democrat and pays attention to the african american issues as much as they would because let's face it no matter who gets the democrat nominations, AA's will support hilary or obama 90% because the republican party does not even try to go after the AA vote.

African Americans as a group are not big donors like Aipac and jewish lobby, they have put themselves in a position where their vote is always counted on and taken for granted by the democrats and the republicans aren't interested in changing their positions to attract AA's. Maybe mcain will be different because he's not textbook republican but who knows.

Don't blame Obama for finding a way into the system, blame the democrats and America itself. The whole two party system seems restricting.

Barack Obama can be good AA's, but AA's need to wait until he gets elected to the presidency and then start putting pressure on him if he doesn't deliver. Don't ruin he's campaign right now when it has all the momentum and he looks locked for the Dem nomination.
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That Corey Booker comment is just what I'm talking about, and why I have a problem with a lot of this so called new school of Black politician. What Black politicians is he referring to that "blamed race for all of our problems"? The two people that the white media and sh*t for brain Negroes love to paint with that brush are Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. I can recount any number of instances off the top of my head where both of those men have taken Black people to task for our individual intra community behaviors, way more often than I ever hear them blaming race or talking about white people. Same with Farrakhan. They just apportion the CORRECT AMOUNT of blame to whites and racism, and don't let them off the hook by SOLELY talking about Black individual responsibility, like Crackers and TOMS would LIKE THEM TO.

The Civil Rights Movement itself, which produced both jACKSON AND sHARPTON, was OVERLY concerned with Black individual responsibility, to a fault imo. To the point where many Blacks almost took on a mindset of if Black folks would just be moral, saintly, polite, mannerable, ad nauseam, enough, Crackers would stop lynching us and making us ride on the back of the bus. To hear one of the BENEFICIARIES of that struggle, regurgitate the Cracker narrative newsreel that he has running in his pea brain, and slander those people, makes me want to get violent. I believe Negroes like that should be lined up against the wall and shot. I have no problem with critiqueing Black "leadership" from back in the day, Lord knows I criticize King, but I make sure the sh*t is rooted in the TRUTH, not rooted in some desire on my part, to slander and misrepresent, or throw folks under the bus, just cause I'm trying to pander to white people.

BTW, I do partially blame King and the Civil rights movement for the kinds of comments that this idiot Booker made, and comments Obama has made about "white guilt has reached it's limit" or something to that effect. That's what happens when you allow your freedom/equality struggle to be put into a context of going hat in hand and begging some people to have a conscience about not treating you as a human. Not only do the people who are oppresing you start to view the sH*t that way, but your OWN descendants, will view your struggle that way, and grow up to make dumb ass comments and throw you under the bus,lol. Mainly because deep down inside, they dont' respect you or the struggle(in the case of some of these ungrateful amnesiastic New fangled Negroes). Nobody respects that doormat, masochistic bullsh*t. They may pity you, feel sorry for you, but they don't RESPECT you, I don't care how much they PRETEND they do. People like Malcolm understood that, instinctively.

That's what Malcolm X was cautioning against. He understood the importance of psychology, and tone, and the importance of controlling the NARRATIVE. You don't allow someone who is abusing you to think that if they stop abusing you they are doing YOU a favor. You need to make sure that they understand(in whatever way that you need to) that they are doing THEMSELVES a friggin favor,lol. It's like this chick on another Board that I post on. I was talking about Obama like I've been doing here. SHe came in and wanted to question me about what I was saying, but she prefaced her question with: "Don't worry I"m not attacking you". Like I was supposed to feel grateful or relieved,or scared,lol. I said, oh, I'm NOt worried,lol Your decision not to 'attack' me is a good one....for YOU. CAuse best believe if you attack me, you will have hell on your hands. Ya'll don't hear me.......she was trying set a certain tone or direct a certain narrative, like she was doing ME a favor by acting like she had some sense and not coming at me crazy. In reality, she was doing HER a favor, Capiche?. I took what she was trying to do and hit her upside the head with it,lol. I'm just kidding. but the point I'm making is a serious one.


Anyway, back to the Fric and Frac crew, They have obviously bought into the White paradigm mindset that says that there can only be 1 or 2 BLack leaders at a time, and that for a new BLack leader or personality to emerge, another one must be thrown under the bus and neutralized. So what you have this type of Negro doing is PANDERING to Cracker biases and preferences by saying: "look boss, I'm not like those OTHER Negroes, so you can stamp your white folks seal of approval on my forehead and let me be the new HNIC,(that's the Head N*gger In CHarge, for our non AA members)". It's the worst kind of treachery imo.
I agree GM. The main thing Im worried about is the media trying to divide us, and they are trying hard. Im not a big fan of Al and Jesse but I have been a little uneased how the media how their trying to cast Al and Jesse as radicals, Farakhan is apparently David Duke now. We all know that Barack, Booker, Deval and the rest of the chain gang is an extention of the movement. The medias trying to spin it another way. Thats why im doing what I can in Ohio to slow down the Obama train, this race needs to be extended a little longer so I can see where Barack stands on a few things. Im on the fence whether an African American President is worth the division that could arise. I know Booker isnt liked in New Jersey and Im not hearing good about Fenity since I arrived in his kingdom here. Obama could be the ultimate mistake.
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I was about to ignore this insane non-sense until I got to the end of it.

BTW, I don't give a phuck about a Jewish or a Zionist agenda, and I EQUALLY don't give a phuck about an ARab/Islamic agenda EITHER. Some here want us to exchange one for the other, methinks, and they think that having someone in the White House with the middle name Hussein, will do the trick,lol...........[/size][/color][/quote]

Now, this is something that requires an iteeligent response. Maybe you do not care about Arabs of zionists. Cool. My question is: do you care about Africans? Obviously not. Because Arabs are Africans most of whom currently live in Africa. Egypt, Africa is the largest Arab country. Because Israel sitsa on the front doorsteps of Africa, it constitutes a direct strategic threat to the whole African Continent. This is made worse by their control of nuclear weapons.

Methinks you big problem is a sick hatred of EVERYTHING African, including Brother Barack.
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Why do you feel the need to justify your vote.That right there is clear indication of grandstanding on your part.


It is all fake. What this person is doing has not changed much lately: this person is here representing the Clinton Machine to sew dis-unity and discord among Africans. The strategy is didvide and conquor. They could not care less about us or this country. All they care about is Clinton and his homosexual and zionist supporters.

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I'm an independent and I've voted for Dems,GOP, Green and a Libertarian or two.But one thing I do know.The general election is eight months away and alot can change in that length of time.
Whjat worries me is that unless Hilary stops campaigning as any decent Democrat would do at this point, she will destroy the Democratic Party to suc a degree in 8 months that even if they win, they will be unable to govern effectively.

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No matter how you slice it Obama is an historic opportunity to put a Black man in the White House.Do I agree with all of his policies? No, but I find common ground enough with them to lend him my support.For damn sure he's better than the current occupant and he can only go up.
Actually Brother Barack is the best candidate in memory for the presidency. Better than all of the white men, not to mention white women. And, a majority of people recognizes this and respects it.
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First, you mentioned several times your dislike of Obama's tone in this campaign. I am confused as to what tone is it that you are talking about. Obama is running for President of the United States, not President of Black America, so his message has to be inclusive of all Americans. So exactly what tone is it that you keep refering to and how do you want Obama to revise his tone?

Anyway, I think we need to put this thing to rest and lets just move on. I have no problem if you want to, or did turn Republican just to make a point. You are still my favorite person and right now I know you are upset about the fallout of Obama's absence from the "State of the Black Union Address" and I believe you might change and reconsider when you cool down, I hope. We here on BNV can take a leaf from James Carville the famous Democratic Strategist and Mary Matalin his wife who is an equally well respected Republican strategist, showing that two people can have different opinions and still live in the same house. Lets agree we have differences before we end up stabbing each other like what happened in Pennsylvania when a Clinton Supporter stabs his Brother in law who is an Obama supporter. Now I won't be the one stabbing first.

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FEBRUARY 25--Meet Jose Antonio Ortiz. The Pennsylvania man allegedly stabbed his brother-in-law in the stomach after the pair quarreled about their respective support of Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. According to cops, Ortiz, 28, stabbed Sean Shurelds last Thursday night in the kitchen of an Upper Providence Township home. According to a criminal complaint, a copy of which you'll find here, the 41-year-old Shurelds, an Obama supporter, told Ortiz that the Illinois senator was "trashing" Clinton (apparently in regard to recent primary and caucus results). Ortiz, a Clinton supporter, replied that "Obama was not a realist." While not exactly fighting words, the verbal political tiff led to some mutual choking and punching. And, allegedly, a stabbing in the abdomen. Ortiz, pictured in the mug shot below, was charged with a felony aggravated assault count and two misdemeanors and jailed in lieu of $20,000 bail. Shurelds was flown to Hahnemann University Hospital, where he was admitted in critical condition. (2 pages)


I hate to say I told you so. Got people telling me that my observation about the violent crimnality and murderous attitudes of the Clinton Machine was "fantasy". Fantasy, indeed!
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No, that's not what he honestly believes, Cash. That's just all he could come up with, bless his heart.

But, I'll play. Yes BS, I'm SHOCKED that a Black candidate who runs as the Incidentally-Black, candidate that goes out of his way to throw traditional Black leadership under the bus(even those who are supporting him), strategically distances himself from Negroes, except when absolutely necessary(while pocketing all of