NAACP Tea Party Report Alleges White Supremacist, Nationalist Agenda
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Meredith Jessup
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A new report endorsed by the NAACP and various leftist groups claims to have linked white nationalist groups to the tea party movement. The report, titled “Tea Party Nationalism,” looks at various nationalist groups’ websites and news articles to claim tea party events provide a forum for extremists “hoping to push these [white] protesters toward a more self-conscious and ideological white supremacy.”
A Kansas City, Mo.,-based group commissioned the report. The Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights, a group funded in part by the liberal Firedoll Foundation looked at a limited number of tea party “factions,” many loosely organized online or at the county-level. In addition, out a movement consisting of millions of Americans, the report singles out five individual self-proclaimed tea partiers — one of whom has been expelled from their local chapter — for having ties to anti-Semitic, militia and white nationalist groups.
Though most recall the origins of the tea party movement based in public outrage over growing government and spending, the NAACP-backed report claims that the movement was racially charged from the start:
[O]n February 19, 2009, a stock analyst for a cable television network, Rick Santelli, let loose a five-minute on-air rant from the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Yelling “This is America!” he attacked the home mortgage rescue plan the Obama administration had unveiled the day before. It was “promoting bad behavior,” he argued, by rewarding the “losers” who took on more debt than they could afford. Santelli said that Obama was turning America into Cuba, and called for a capitalist “Chicago Tea Party.”
An unstated racial element colored Santelli’s outrage over the Obama administration’s home mortgage rescue plan. During the years leading up to the housing crisis, banks had disproportionately targeted communities of color for subprime loans. Many of the so-called “losers” Santelli ranted about were black or Latino borrowers who’d been oversold by lenders cashing in on the subprime market. Their situations were worsened by derivatives traders, like Santelli, who packaged and re-packaged those loans until they were unrecognizable and untenable.
The report then goes on to describe how Santelli’s call for limited government intervention in the market “changed character.” It goes on to deride groups like Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks for their early support for and involvement in tea party organization, and looks at various national tea party “factions.”
To link the tea party movement to a white supremacy agenda, the report looks at a single comment thread on a single white supremacy website:
In preparation for Tea Party protests held on July 4, 2009, national socialists and other white supremacists created a discussion thread on Stormfront.org, the largest and most widely accessed of the many white nationalist websites.216 While highlighting the distinction between themselves and the majority of Tea Partiers who were not self-conscious about their own racism, one person argued, “We need a relevant transitional envelop-pushing flyer for the masses. Take these Tea Party Americans by the hand and help them go from crawling to standing independently and then walking towards racialism.”
Is it surprising that a minute minority of people would try to latch onto a growing movement to increase their own membership? No. Does it mean the tea party movement itself is inherently racist? Not in reality, but yes according to the NAACP-backed report.
NAACP president Benjamin Jealous claims that his organization is “not attacking the tea party” or “calling the tea party racist.” Tea party chapters from across the country have unhesitatingly condemned these kinds of attitudes. But Jealous insists, using the new report as an example, that the movement has not repudiated “the racists in their midst.”
The report dismisses black conservatives who have stood up at tea party rallies across the country to denounce the NAACP’s past claims of racism within the movement, claiming they were putting ideology over race. Instead, the report claims the movement is “infested” with racists and racist beliefs.
The report also links government handouts and race, claiming that tea party opposition to expanded government welfare programs amounts to racism:
[A]lmost three-quarters of Tea Party supporters (73%), told pollsters that government programs aimed at providing a social safety net for poor people actually encourages them to remain poor. In fact, more than a bit of anecdotal evidence shows hostility and resentment towards the poor and the programs designed to help them. Hence, the signs such as one at an early St. Louis Tea Party that read: “Honk if I am paying your mortgage.” Not every Tea party supporter exhibited such feelings, certainly, but enough of it showed up in opinion polls to give credence to the description of Tea Parties as mean-spirited.
In addition, the report makes another inextricable links between opposition to President Obama’s liberal agenda, racism and blind nationalism:
[B]oth anecdotal evidence and poll data point to an irreconcilable gap between the president and Tea Partiers. More is at issue here than a simple disagreement of social policy and legislation. Indeed, a quarter of Tea Party supporters polled on the question admit that they think that the Obama “administration favors black people over whites.” When asked whether or not Barack Obama understood the “needs and problems of people like you,” almost three-fourths of Tea Partiers (73%) said “no.” A similar number (75%) said he did not “share the values most Americans try to live by.”
These numbers indicate racial and cultural differences that morph directly into opposing beliefs about immigration, national identity and a question that haunts this Tea Party movement: Who is an American?
“We have challenged Democratic Party in the same way. We challenged Republicans when they embraced the old Dixiecrats,” Jealous said during a Wednesday morning conference call, defending the NAACP’s endorsement of the report.
The report claims that America’s growing tea party movement is rooted in a sort of nationalism that “does not include all Americans,“ and condemns tea partiers for their ”over-stated veneration” for the U.S. Constitution and defense of American exceptionalism:
The Revolutionary War-era costumes, the yellow “Don’t tread on me” Gadsden flags from the same era, the earnest recitals of the pledge of allegiance, the over-stated veneration of the Constitution, and the defense of “American exceptionalism” in a world turned towards transnational economies and global institutions: all are signs of the over-arching nationalism that helps define the Tea Party movement. (emphases mine)
The report also claims the tea party movement is tied to “birthers,” or individuals who question whether President Obama was born outside the United States.
It is a form of American nationalism, however, that does not include all Americans, and separates itself from those it regards as insufficiently “real Americans.” Consider in this regard, a recent Tea Party Nation Newsletter article entitled, “Real Americans Did Not Sue Arizona.” Or the hand-drawn sign at a Tea Party rally that was obviously earnestly felt. “I am a arrogant American, unlike our President, I am proud of my country, our freedom, our generosity, no apology from me.”
It is the notion that President Barack Obama is not a real natural born American, that he is some other kind of person, that abounds in Tea Party ranks and draws this movement into a pit of no return. …
In the opinion of this reporter, the report’s “evidence” is laughable and its allegations are despicable. Despite claiming in the report’s introduction that his group knows “the majority of tea party supporters are sincere, principled people of goodwill,” Ben Jealous’ continued attacks on the tea party movement suggest otherwise.
The “links” demonstrated in this latest report show little more than the desperation of one side currently losing a broader ideological battle.



















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Comments (142)
STUBBYK
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:09pmAnyone who would like to witness a pure case of reverse racism ought to watch the video. The whole thing was a classic spin job. The writer of the report cited all kinds of different cases of racism but the signs at the rally supported what this country is all about. No socialism, a smaller government and the freedom to live the american dream. The moustache on the president looks like the one drawn on President Bush a few years ago.
Report Post »338lapua
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:01pmNow that the naacp (purposely not capitalized) has had its tantrum,is it surprising what their conclusion is? We know what WE stand for. We also knew that once we poked the hornets nest, bad things would start buzzing around. That being said, we know what the charges are….we know we aren’t guilty, and I think we just need to carry on with no change. Why change when nothing they say has merit. Now it will be the medias turn to charge into battle with faulty ammo (what else is new).Stand firm.
Report Post »338lapua
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:37pmRemember, we live absolutely 100% rent free in these peoples heads. I think they are bothered by as many faces of color in the crowd as there currently is. Represents the basic racial makeup of the USA.
Report Post »CAPE775
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:53pmDid soaros fund this group and the report?
Report Post »momsense
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:52pmSo the TEA party has ties with White Nationalisit groups–so what? The NAACP and La Razzie has openly championed racist groups of their own. Wanna talk racism—look in the mirror!
Report Post »LadyIzShy
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:50pmseriously does ANYONE believe this? basic values of civility? when has there EVER been VIOLENCE at the tea party? when is there racist? oh please these poepel are blowing smoke. they must be in CA
Report Post »coryf076
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:50pmI love how these left wing groups like the naacp claim they are open minded, tolerant, and diverse….but if you don’t see the world through their very narrow-minded, intolerant, one sided view point, then you are a racist, bigoted, sexist, homophobic, islamaphobic, tea bagging, hate monger. Just the name naacp screams intolerance and exclusion.
Report Post »untameable-kate
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:15pmhater hater race bater
Report Post »momsense
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:49pmMay have been tempted to vote for some not so TEA Party Candidates, but now I’m in the TEA Party all the way!
Report Post »tarpon
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:49pmI wonder doesn’t 95% support from blacks for Obama make them black nationalist? Oh wait, isn’t that what Rev Wright preached in his church of hate as BLT??? hmmm I think I have discovered the roots of Black Liberation Theology.
HAs anybody ever asked the BLTers what they are being liberated from?
Report Post »coryf076
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:55pmI thought they were being liberated from the white devil, and the kkk of amerikkka….or somethig like that. I think it’s catching on (sarcasm)…
Report Post »catllers
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:47pmTEA= taxed enough already!!!
Report Post »Sledgehammer
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:46pmI was at the rally, and I saw a great many people, of all color (my belief is that there is only one race, the human race) so stick that in your report and smoke it!
Report Post »teahugger
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:46pmAs a person who attends TEA party rallies, I have bigger concerns than the color of anyone’s skin. Race has nothing to do with national debt, encroaching government or the trashing of our Constitution. We’ve got much bigger fish to fry. This is obviously a created distraction attempting to keep voters from focusing on the issues. FAIL!
Report Post »Devil Dog 7175
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:43pmTake a look at that bunch… Jealous, Sharpton Jackson… Not to mention their support for the New black panthers among others… Holder, and yes dare I say it… Obulls*** and Moochelle …. nope not a racist bone between em! I‘ve said it befor and I’ll say it again, If these clowns dont keep the black population stirred up,(at least the non thinking ones) THEY are out of work!
Report Post »revo2012
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:31pmAnything too “white” must certainly be racist. The NAACP lost their relevance a long time ago through constantly undermining their own agenda…through baseless claims of racism. Sharpton and the Obamacrats have the most to gain through socialism…who has the most to lose…the white middle class. When we stand up, we are called racists…
Report Post »ripama
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:30pmI don’t think people participate in the tea party movement for the sole purpose of expressing hatred and bigotry Most, in fact the overwhelming majority, participate out of patriotism…they see their country in distress and have found a way to save it.
The NAACP has a simple plan. Make some accusations, sit back and see who responds. If no one responds to their accusations, they’ll get more frustrated and submit new charges. If any of the national organizations DO respond, the NAACP will tie them up with new charges anyway so they an control the “dialog”.
I say ignore the NAACP’s accusations and continue on business as usual.
Report Post »cheezwhiz
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:27pmThe Revolutionary War-era costumes, the yellow “Don’t tread on me” Gadsden flags from the same era, the earnest recitals of the pledge of allegiance, the over-stated veneration of the Constitution, and the defense of “American exceptionalism” in a world turned towards transnational economies and global institutions: all are signs of the over-arching nationalism that helps define the Tea Party movement.
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So according to NAACP, African – Americans SHOULD :
NOT be proud of the revolutionary war,
NOT venerate our Constitution
WELCOME someone treading on them,
NEVER recite the Pledge of Allegiance,
NEVER believe in American exceptionalism,
HELP economies of other nations rather their own……
If people don’t want to be called racists by NAACP, the above actions are mandatory, says the NAACP
cheezwhiz
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:44pmSounds even better when channeling Jeff Foxworthy :
If you recite the Pledge of Allegiance while being proud of American exceptionalism,
you might be a racist.
If you venerate our Constitution and want no one to tread on you,
you might be a racist…….
Thanx for your transparency NAACP
Report Post »wingedwolf
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:25pmAhhh, the tired old race card. Ho hum.
Report Post »mintyfresh
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:05pmyes, so unimportant to ensure equality for all and end bigotry which is so pervasive. ho, hum.
Report Post »wifezilla
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:11pmI am considering dying myself purple so they can’t assume everything I say is racists just because I am white.
Report Post »Thirteenth Paladin
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:50pm@Minty,
Report Post »Yes, it’s boring. This is no different than Pelosi claiming to have saved jobs, and claiming that spending trillions will get us out of debt. Racists calling someone else racist truely is laughable and isn’t worth the time or effort to listen. Only fools pay attention to fools. We can tell that you paid attention to these fools.
Mary M. Tebbe
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 8:43pmwingedwolf: If whites are called bigots – what do they call blacks who hate whites? Just askin’.
Report Post »Sledgehammer
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:24pmEvery group will have it fringe elements, including the NAACP. Yes the Tea Party has it’s share, we are weeding them out, asking them to take their support and leave. If a smaller less threatening government is what they consider racisism, well then they’re just stuck on stupid.
Report Post »TMGallagher
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:21pmQuite frankly, WHO CARES WHAT THEY SAY OR WHAT THEY THINK? We know the truth about who we are and don’t need to convince them or anybody else. With each passing day they become more and more desperate and more and more of a joke! Their lies are more than transparent.
Report Post »ConservativeFeminist
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:21pmThe NAACP website has a mission statement that includes “Social Justice” – knowing that it’s easy to see why the NAACP Socialists would target pro-Constitution groups such as the Tea Party before an election.
I understand it, but it still makes me very sad given the NAACP was once an honorable institution.
Report Post »janddjohnson
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:14pmThese people are so see through. At the very end of the video, he says something in effect of Tancredo against immigrants. Isn’t it just something that he left out “Illegal immigrants”. These people are so full of fear and hate. Have the NAACP ever denounced the New Black Panthers? and if not why didn’t she ask Ben Jealous about that?
Report Post »untameable-kate
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:14pmIt would just about kill them to say illegal. Funny they can go all day calling us racist but won’t call an illegal border crosser by his true discription.
Report Post »BlackMan
Posted on October 22, 2010 at 10:59amAs the Self Appointed Leader of the NAABP – National Asscoiation for the Advancement of Black People. I denounce all racist behavior in the NAACP as the Racist Progressive, Liberal, Anti-Semitic organization that it is. Not to say that the NAACP is racist, but that it has Racist Progressive, Liberal, Anti-Semitic elements in it, that it has failed to properly denounce!
http://www.teapartyofwmi.org/profile/EJCARTER
Report Post »Ellie
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:14pmMy main question with the NAACP is how are they _NOT_ a racist organization since they are only out for the advancement of “colored” people.
Note that they were NEVER the NAECP – National Association for Equality of “Colored” people and as such they have always been, and still are, a total joke.
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Report Post »Exrepublisheep
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:07pmThe Tea party may just be the third party I’ve hoped for for so long. They just have to be more vigilant and excise poisonous people/groups quicker.
Report Post »Firelight
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:56pmIt is impossible by defintion for a bigot to be part of this movement —Love of America. All of America. Go to a Tea Party and open your eyes. Get some enlightinmentned at a party near you.
Report Post »kb1200cc
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 5:49pmAll of this would be perhaps a tiny bit interesting if the NAACP were in any way relevant. Since the vast majority of the country is NOT racially motivated. (unlike race baiters at the NAACP). Sniffing the tea parties butt they think somehow theylle revive race hate that they thrive on and somehow regain relevance. Get a real job guys.
Report Post »starman70
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:12pmThe NAACP at one time was an outstanding and honorable organization fighting for the reghts of black Americans. Now it has deteriorated, and its funding has dried up. This accusation is driven by despairation. They hope to stir up contributions by using this tactic. Fortunately, and to their credit, enlightened, thinking and patriotic black Americans see right through this ploy. Americans of all races, colors and creeds are disgusted by the tax and spend liberal establishment. Working Americans are tired of being taxed to death by the government.
Report Post »BurntHills
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 5:49pmour computer screwed up after going on their filthy website. ugg. seriously, beware the NAACP.
Report Post »snowleopard3200
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 5:59pmBummer, you have my sympathies.
Report Post »what4
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:31pmThats what happens when dealing with racist orginazations like NAACP & LaRaza…nothing good ever comes from them!
Report Post »A1955Rosie
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:49pmNaacp/aclu/unions all started out good but only to entice, like crac. Bottom line is they can say whatever they want. In the “hood” black/white/latino…we know the truth of our neighbors and snigger at this stuff. We know we’re their pawns and we realized they all were just playing us like **** fights. We got past that (cept a few) and we’re moving on to stand shoulder to shoulder to fight worse enemies, “financial slavery, hidden history,” and we’re steadily marching forward, gaining in numbers, economic class and races because we’re all RED WHITE AND BLUE.
Report Post »Taquoshi
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 5:43pmThe report dismisses black conservatives who have stood up at tea party rallies across the country to denounce the NAACP’s past claims of racism within the movement, claiming they were putting ideology over race.
Okay, so now their cards are totally on the table. Ideology is secondary to race. That means it‘s not the contents of one’s character that matters, but the color of one’s skin.
What an insult to “their” leader, Dr. Martin Luther King. Is that whirring sound I hear Dr. King spinning in his grave?
Report Post »snowleopard3200
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 5:59pmIndeed their cards are on the table; this is the end game and the players are all in.
The wagers is for the future of our great country and as they have the losing hand, they are trying to make a final, desperate bluff while failing miserably. When the lame duck session comes into play we need to be depending on the hand of the Almighty to protect and guide us from the threats that will come from without and within.
The storm is nearly here, we can surivive and then prosper for we are America the greatest country on the earth!!!
Let us all call upon the Almighty for his guidance and protection, and to lead us into a greater freedom that we are meant to become.
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Report Post »grandmaof5
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:31pmI guess they have forgotten about the Black Panthers. They used to have relevancy in the fight for equal rights and non-discrimination but now they are just a pathetic puppet for the left. I would bet Soros has them on his payroll and bank rolled this so-called study. So they found a few bad eggs in a carton of millions; they have bad eggs in their organization too. At least the Tea Party gets rid of theirs while the NAACP defends theirs. They need to clean house and get a new administration that will send them in a direction that will benefit the people it is meant to help and protect.
Report Post »jzs
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:33pmThe latest TP slander. The Washington Post is in Soros’ pocket:
Report Post »http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/10/19/AR2010101906085.html
Oh, God!
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 6:34pm@ TAQUOSHI: My thoughts exactly. My first thought was: “So race takes precedence over ideology? Isn’t that racist in itself” Also, how they spin that people are racist who believe in the Declaration, Constitution and you happen to fly a Gasden flag is beyond me.
Report Post »goldmankc
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:14pmsome of these people are mere racebaiters. without racebaiting they would never get heard, i also see this as a way to try scaring people of color away from the tea party. sad and disgusting. racism will never go away at this rate.
Report Post »DirectlyUnPCman
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 7:24pmWhen black organizations begin to rigerously police their own haters within their own ranks, maybe I’ll listen. But as it stands, if you dont agree with the black agenda, you are a racist. Just turn that around – If you are against the white agenda, guess what you are?
Report Post »Stuck_in_CA
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 8:06pmHummm. Do you think both Mr. Jealous & obummer hate the white half of their linage?
Report Post »82dAirborne
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 8:09pmAren’t the NAACP and the “new” Black Panther Party working together?? Isn’t the new Black Panther Party a radical hate group? Do they not fight for black supremecy?? It is difficult for me to understand why whites are the only people who can be racist. Oh I remember now…… ANY group of people can be racist! But in this PC world you don’t dare say it out loud. Political Correctness will destroy this country if things don’t change and change quickly.
Report Post »FIRED UP FREE MAN !
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 9:03pmMr. SOROS is an international criminal. Any government official taking money from this monster or those he supports should be brought up on treason charges. Anybody who takes money from this monster has sold his soul and our government to HELL ! GOD BLESS AMERICA AND THE LIGHT OF DAY! For only TRUTH and the light of day is what this country DESERVES. Democrats seemed to have been infected by this DEADLY parasite and his minions. This country will NOT rest until SOROS is in prison orange and handcuffs standing in front of a military tribunal in Guantomino Bay, Cuba
If you have any complaints about Mr. SOROS here are the names and addresses, maybe you can send them a line.
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Washington, DC 20036
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FIRED UP FREE MAN !
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 9:10pmMr. SOROS is an international criminal. Any government official taking money from this monster or those he supports should be brought up on treason charges. Anybody who takes money from this monster has sold his soul and our government to HELL ! GOD BLESS AMERICA AND THE LIGHT OF DAY! For only TRUTH and the light of day is what this country DESERVES. Democrats seemed to have been infected by this DEADLY parasite and his minions. This country will NOT rest until SOROS is in prison orange and handcuffs standing in front of a military tribunal in Guantomino Bay, Cuba
If you have any complaints about Mr. SOROS here are the names and addresses, maybe you can send them a line.
Tides Foundation Info:
National Office
Physical Address: 1014 Torney Ave. San Francisco, CA 94129-1755
P.O. Box 29198*
San Francisco, CA 94129-0198
415-561-6400
415-561-6401 Fax
info(at)tides.org
New York Office
Tides New York
55 Exchange Place, Suite 402
New York, NY 10005-3304
212-509-1049
212-509-1059 Fax
nyinfo(at)tides.org
Center for American Progress Information:
1333 H Street Northwest
Washington D.C., District of Columbia 20005
Phone: 202-682-1611
Fax: 202-682-1867
Mailing Address
Democracy Alliance
P.O. Box 18607
Washington, DC 20036
Media Matters Information:
455 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Suite 600
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 756-4100
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Report Post »poverty.sucks
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 9:52pmNAACP fails to seek the truth and fabricates facts inorder to force their agenda.
Genuine goodness is threatening to those at the opposite end of the moral spectrum.
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chazman
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 10:56pmNice hat … babe.
Report Post »5
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 11:08pmBULL CRAP! If you don‘t like the ’Tea Party’ you are the Racist.
Report Post »Look at the “NAACCP-BLACKPEOPLE << – - – - -Racist"
Loyal1
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 1:27amAnd here I thought this was about freedom. Nothing says close like the hand that’s in your pocket. I feel better already.
Report Post »antimaher
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 1:42amNAACP can rant and rave all they like but that doesn’t change the fact that the TEA party is a grass roots movement of disgruntled employers that are going to fire a lot of their undesirable employees because they are not doing the job their employers hired them to do. Their arrogance is an insult to the intelligence of their employers and they justifiably deserve to be fired. Just as there are supreme a## holes that have co-opted black issues there are supreme a## holes that are trying to co-opt the TEA party. The difference is the TEA party doesn’t pay any attention to their crap and are not defined by racists. The race card has been burned forever. The vast majority of whites are not racists and will not be intimidated any longer by the accusation. In this country today only ones attitude and the choices they make determine ones opportunity. I suggest it would be a good decision to be prepared to take advantage of when opportunity knocks and if you don’t succeed, try try again but don’t ever think someone owes you anything. We are all equal in that respect.
Report Post »spikebu
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 2:59amThis is so twisted. The dumb Yahoos have delivered a report on themselves! Don’t they know we have slipped our bonds and escaped? Are they so self involved they don‘t know we’re no longer gagged, blindfolded, and hog-tied in the basement? I think they are. They must buy into their own reporting (89,000 at 8-28). They believe we are the minority. They can say we are the minority as loud as they want from all of their tv staions. It doesn’t change their numbers. We are still the MAJORITY. Let’s shine the light of truth on them. Expose their racism. Every opportunity, blast them with the light.
Report Post »Arc
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 4:24amBRAVO TAQUOSHI!!!!! Hit the nail on the head. The only time the NAACP adheres to Dr King’s teaching is when it suits their current agenda. However, to hear them state that no other race can quote or use Dr Kings wisdom weighs heavy on their actions that are contrary to wisdom.
Report Post »rebel
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 7:14am“tea party needs to be policed”
yeah that sounds like a great idea. can we police your organization too?
Report Post »BlackMan
Posted on October 22, 2010 at 10:39amI used to be a member of the NAACP when i thought that their advancement meant those of us, who love Liberty and Freedom. the NAACP, is a WHORE! (politcaly speaking) they get their funding from Dems who choose to use them to continue to subjegate Blacks. They have no idea that the democrat party has changed since 1964, and it is no more true that Republicans hate Blacks, any more than Democrats love Us. They recieve money from Dems and power from Dems and publicity from Dems so that they can raise money. Can they point to ONE Republican, they are aligned with? One???? perhaps Colin Powell, but I never heard them telling General Powell he should run, when so many Republicans were telling him to. NO, they only have support for Dems. So many of these Dems have no Black Agenda at all. It is purely hatred for Republicans, because they get no cash from us!
I do think, it may be time to get more aggressive toward recruiting Blacks into the GOP because more and more of us, are coming out of the political daze we have been in.
But the NAACP is becoming less and less relevant. But if they can scream “R A C I S M” and get out the Black Vote, in 2010 against the tide, they know they will get more money in 2012
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‘Nuff Said
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