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March 24th, 2008 at 12:48 pm

Obama Pattern Forming

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First there was Rev. Jeremiah Wright who Barack Hussein Obama credits for being responsible for his finding Christ. Wright has been proven to be a racist. Obama receives council from the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson both are historically been proven as race baiters. And now we have the Rev. James Meeks… Do you see a pattern yet?

From WND:

Sen. Barack Obama has been linked to another controversial pastor, this time a declared spiritual adviser who has called white American mayors “slave masters,” and referred to black preachers and politicians who “protect” the “white man” as “house n-ggers.”

“We don’t have slave masters, we got mayors,” exclaimed James Meeks, an Illinois state senator and pastor of one of the largest churches in the state, in an August, 2006 sermon broadcast on a Chicago community television channel.

The speech was broadcast last week by Fox News Channel’s “Hannity and Colmes.”

Continued Meeks in the sermon: “But they are still the same white people who are presiding over systems where black people are not able to be educated. You got some preachers that are house n-ggers. You got some elected officials that are house n-ggers. Rather than them try and break this up, they’re gonna fight you to protect that white man.”

Meeks at the time was lashing out at Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley over public-school funding issues.

When confronted about his divisive rhetoric in 2006 by Mike Flannery, a political editor for a local CBS affiliate, Meeks defended his sermon.

“Is it fair to compare Mayor Daley, him and the governor, to slave masters?” Flannery asked.

“They do the same thing. They preside over systems where they have the control of the lives of African-American and Hispanic people,” Meeks replied.

With regard to his use of foul language, Meeks stated: “The N-word is not in the African-American community a bad word. It’s a term of endearment. And I don’t see it as derogatory or defensive, offensive.”

But Flannery retorted: “That is an insult. You weren’t using that term as a term of endearment.”

According to reports, shortly after his 2006 tirade, Meeks endorsed a Rainbow/PUSH call for blacks to stop using the N-word.

Awful convenient to call for a ban on the N-word AFTER you’ve used it.

Is it just me, or do these “churches” have a habit of allowing obscenities to be used in God’s house? I recently saw a video of another “pastor” who is anti-Obama who himself had a very obscene sermon before his congregation. I refuse to put the video up because I don’t approve of the obscene nature of his tirade either.

Back to my question. Is there a pattern here? I mean come on?!? Based on this rhetoric, what are white people, non-African-Americans, in for if he should become the President of the United States? Obama wants to be seen as a uniter but he is obviously associating himself with dividers.

And there is an even larger concern.

Obama counters discussion about his Muslim roots by emphatically claiming that he is a Christian but what kind of Christianity is being taught to him? What has he learned? He’s learned that blacks who defend whites are “house n****rs” he’s learning that this is the US ok KKK A. He’s learned that if at any time an African-American in this country falls short to scream racism at the top of your lungs and organize a protest. He’s come from one radical religion to a radicalized teaching of a peaceful religion. If he has never been a Muslim but was taught in an Islamic school in an Islamic country, then graduates to a church which teaches hate in the name of Christianity, what makes him any different than the Moolahs in Iran? What makes him different than al Qaeda? Radical is radical.

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