I hear that he killed it though. But that's just off of TheRoot and twitter.Barry
MLK's "I Have A Dream Speech" 50th Anniversary (Barack Speech Tonight)
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It's sad that you would want to forget the substance behind his speech and just listen to words. This was a slap in the face to MLK.
I hear that he killed it though. But that's just off of TheRoot and twitter.
He tried hard trying to imitate his best preacher like voice in his speech but it's tired.
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I hear that he killed it though. But that's just off of TheRoot and twitter.
Stopped fallin for buddy's schdict a long time ago breh.
Just another politician.
it really would have been perfect if he would have flipped the scrip after the last election... and only spoke real shyt... about the economy, about race issues. A person in that position really could be the catalyst for revolution... either he's a sell out or he cares too much about Michelle and his lives.
I'm not saying that, I just mean I heard the actual speech was good.Stopped fallin for buddy's schdict a long time ago breh.
Just another politician.
Clinton gives out some great speeches too and I'm over him 
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I'm not saying that, I just mean I heard the actual speech was good.
Gotcha.
America’s only black senator, a Republican, not invited to MLK event
The Let Freedom Ring event commemorating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington today was missing the country’s only black senator.
Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican appointed by S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley earlier this year to fill former Sen. Jim DeMint’s seat, was not invited to participate in the historic event, a spokesperson for the senator confirmed to Red Alert Politics.
Those who spoke at the event ranged from President Obama himself to MSNBC host Al Sharpton.
Many speakers touched on hot-button issues such as gun control, the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin and the Supreme Court’s ruling on voting rights to call for a new era of civil-rights activism.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...senator-republican-not-invited/#ixzz2dKKvToaH
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This is why I cant fukk with the Civil Rights AKA Grievance Industry
The Let Freedom Ring event commemorating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington today was missing the country’s only black senator.
Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican appointed by S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley earlier this year to fill former Sen. Jim DeMint’s seat, was not invited to participate in the historic event, a spokesperson for the senator confirmed to Red Alert Politics.
Those who spoke at the event ranged from President Obama himself to MSNBC host Al Sharpton.
Many speakers touched on hot-button issues such as gun control, the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin and the Supreme Court’s ruling on voting rights to call for a new era of civil-rights activism.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...senator-republican-not-invited/#ixzz2dKKvToaH
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
This is why I cant fukk with the Civil Rights AKA Grievance Industry
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
I dont have a afro i have a amerifro
martin lufa king wood be rollin in his grave if he herd how da race husslas like al sharpen and jesse jatson are disonerin his memary. speshally da raciss in cheef barah obomma.
blas today hate whie amuricans and whies r friten fuh good reeson. blas r goin around in packs uh flash mobs terrizin whies, murderin dem and rapin whie wimmen wit tropikal ekwatorial fury.
martin lufa king said juje a man by da content uh his caracta not da coluh uh his bandana. whies have gotten ova race. blas r da reeson dat martin lufa king dreem has not come tru.
mlk wuz a repullican. repullicans freed da slaves. iss da demokrat pardy dat is raciss and dey want to keep blas on da moddern day plantashun wit welfair and obomma fones. if mlk wuz alive today he wood prolly lissen to rush limbaw and be a member uh da tee pardy becuz he wuz a a freedom lovin grate amurican. da raciss libruls uh today r soilin his legasy by tryna to use his name to play da race kard and push fuh soshalism.
blas today hate whie amuricans and whies r friten fuh good reeson. blas r goin around in packs uh flash mobs terrizin whies, murderin dem and rapin whie wimmen wit tropikal ekwatorial fury.
martin lufa king said juje a man by da content uh his caracta not da coluh uh his bandana. whies have gotten ova race. blas r da reeson dat martin lufa king dreem has not come tru.
mlk wuz a repullican. repullicans freed da slaves. iss da demokrat pardy dat is raciss and dey want to keep blas on da moddern day plantashun wit welfair and obomma fones. if mlk wuz alive today he wood prolly lissen to rush limbaw and be a member uh da tee pardy becuz he wuz a a freedom lovin grate amurican. da raciss libruls uh today r soilin his legasy by tryna to use his name to play da race kard and push fuh soshalism.
why you writing like a bama though?? what would MLK think?
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
I dont have a afro i have a amerifro
well i wood hope dat i is makin him prowd. peeple like me missa shon hannidy missa glen bek and da lejunderry ted nujint r carryin da legasy uh mlk.
da libruls and demokrats r carryin da legasy uh raciss like woodrough wilsun margrit sanger and robert byrd.
50 Years Later - West Defiles Martin Luther King's Memory
Legendary equality, justice, and peace activist who championed character over the color of one's skin is compared with warmongering corporate servant Obama ... because of the color of his skin.
August 28, 2013 (Tony Cartalucci) - The differences between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and current US President Barack Obama could not be greater. In fact, the only thing they have in common is that they are both black. Yet somehow, Western media outlets have managed to draw parallels between these diametrically opposed figures - presumably because they are indeed both black. AP recently published an article titled, "Obama Embodies King's Dream and His Struggle," stated:
"The scheduled appearance later Wednesday of Obama, the first African-American president, was certain to embody the fulfilled dreams of hundreds of thousands who rallied there in 1963..." Why? Merely because President Obama is black? Or because President Obama embodies any of the ideals of justice, equality, and peace that Martin Luther King Jr. championed for during life, and ultimately died for?
There is no greater way to defile the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. than to compare him with US President Barack Obama - a servant of an engine for the greatest disparity, inequality, and injustice on Earth - driven by the very corporate-financier interests King stood up against, was opposed by throughout his entire life, and most likely was killed by.
Indeed, despite the left-leaning facade President Obama displays publicly, his entire cabinet, past and present, is a collection of corporate-financier special interests, warmongers, criminals, and elitists who merely couch a corporate-fascist, self-serving agenda behind well-meaning liberal-esque causes. A look at these characters more closely reveals just this:
Timothy Geithner (Secretary of the Treasury): Group of 30, Council on Foreign Relations, private Federal Reserve
Eric Holder (Attorney General): Covington & Burling lobbying for Merck and representing Chiquita International Brands in lawsuits brought by relatives of people killed by Colombian terrorists.
Eric Shinseki (Secretary of Veteran Affairs): US Army, Council on Foreign Relations, Honeywell director (military contractor), Ducommun director (military contractor).
Rahm Emanuel (former Chief of Staff): Freddie Mac
William Daley (former Chief of Staff): JP Morgan executive committee member
Jacob "Jack" Lew (Chief of Staff) Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institution (Hamilton Project)
Susan Rice (UN Ambassador): McKinsey and Company, Brookings Institution, Council on Foreign Relations
Peter Orszag, (former Budget Director): Citi Group, Council on Foreign Relations
Paul Volcker: Council on Foreign Relations, private Federal Reserve, Group of 30
Ronald Kirk (US Trade Representative): lobbyist, part of Goldman Sachs, Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts, and Texas Pacific Group partnership to buyout Energy Future Holdings.
Lawrence Summers (National Economic Council Director): World Bank, Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institution (Hamilton Project)
Of course, representation of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Brookings Institution (page 19, .pdf) should give any genuine left-leaning liberal pause for thought. These are think-tanks created by and for big business. The Brookings Institution in particular is home of the very architects of "George Bush's" myriad of wars - as well as the wars now being waged under Obama.
In reality, Obama's policy is driven by not only the exact same corporate-financier interests that drove Bush's, but in fact, many of the exact same individuals are writing the policy versus nations like Libya, Syria, and Iran today who were behind "Bush's" Iraq and Afghanistan wars - the consequences of which still are reverberating. This is what is called, "continuity of agenda," with the feigned political proclivities of both Bush and Obama being nothing more than carefully orchestrated theater to divide and distract the public as a singular agenda transcends presidencies and perceived political lines.
King was also an Adamant Anti-War Activist
On the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I have a dream" speech, should he still walk this world today, would undoubtedly be taking the podium and speaking out against the latest war the US and its collaborators are gearing up for against Syria. He would undoubtedly have condemned the global war Obama has waged from Mali to Libya, from Syria to Afghanistan and the borders of Pakistan, from Yemen to Somalia, to Uganda and beyond.
In a speech given on April 4, 1967 in New York City titled, "Beyond Vietnam - A Time to Break Silence," King gives what is perhaps the widest encapsulation of his philosophy and worldview, one that would undoubtedly criticize and clash with the disingenuous US presidents of today, during their hollow celebrations of King's iconic speech.
We should carefully reread King's enlightening speech criticizing the Vietnam War which in part states [emphasis added]:
Legendary equality, justice, and peace activist who championed character over the color of one's skin is compared with warmongering corporate servant Obama ... because of the color of his skin.
August 28, 2013 (Tony Cartalucci) - The differences between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and current US President Barack Obama could not be greater. In fact, the only thing they have in common is that they are both black. Yet somehow, Western media outlets have managed to draw parallels between these diametrically opposed figures - presumably because they are indeed both black. AP recently published an article titled, "Obama Embodies King's Dream and His Struggle," stated:
"The scheduled appearance later Wednesday of Obama, the first African-American president, was certain to embody the fulfilled dreams of hundreds of thousands who rallied there in 1963..." Why? Merely because President Obama is black? Or because President Obama embodies any of the ideals of justice, equality, and peace that Martin Luther King Jr. championed for during life, and ultimately died for?
There is no greater way to defile the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. than to compare him with US President Barack Obama - a servant of an engine for the greatest disparity, inequality, and injustice on Earth - driven by the very corporate-financier interests King stood up against, was opposed by throughout his entire life, and most likely was killed by.
Indeed, despite the left-leaning facade President Obama displays publicly, his entire cabinet, past and present, is a collection of corporate-financier special interests, warmongers, criminals, and elitists who merely couch a corporate-fascist, self-serving agenda behind well-meaning liberal-esque causes. A look at these characters more closely reveals just this:
Timothy Geithner (Secretary of the Treasury): Group of 30, Council on Foreign Relations, private Federal Reserve
Eric Holder (Attorney General): Covington & Burling lobbying for Merck and representing Chiquita International Brands in lawsuits brought by relatives of people killed by Colombian terrorists.
Eric Shinseki (Secretary of Veteran Affairs): US Army, Council on Foreign Relations, Honeywell director (military contractor), Ducommun director (military contractor).
Rahm Emanuel (former Chief of Staff): Freddie Mac
William Daley (former Chief of Staff): JP Morgan executive committee member
Jacob "Jack" Lew (Chief of Staff) Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institution (Hamilton Project)
Susan Rice (UN Ambassador): McKinsey and Company, Brookings Institution, Council on Foreign Relations
Peter Orszag, (former Budget Director): Citi Group, Council on Foreign Relations
Paul Volcker: Council on Foreign Relations, private Federal Reserve, Group of 30
Ronald Kirk (US Trade Representative): lobbyist, part of Goldman Sachs, Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts, and Texas Pacific Group partnership to buyout Energy Future Holdings.
Lawrence Summers (National Economic Council Director): World Bank, Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institution (Hamilton Project)
Of course, representation of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Brookings Institution (page 19, .pdf) should give any genuine left-leaning liberal pause for thought. These are think-tanks created by and for big business. The Brookings Institution in particular is home of the very architects of "George Bush's" myriad of wars - as well as the wars now being waged under Obama.
In reality, Obama's policy is driven by not only the exact same corporate-financier interests that drove Bush's, but in fact, many of the exact same individuals are writing the policy versus nations like Libya, Syria, and Iran today who were behind "Bush's" Iraq and Afghanistan wars - the consequences of which still are reverberating. This is what is called, "continuity of agenda," with the feigned political proclivities of both Bush and Obama being nothing more than carefully orchestrated theater to divide and distract the public as a singular agenda transcends presidencies and perceived political lines.
King was also an Adamant Anti-War Activist
On the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I have a dream" speech, should he still walk this world today, would undoubtedly be taking the podium and speaking out against the latest war the US and its collaborators are gearing up for against Syria. He would undoubtedly have condemned the global war Obama has waged from Mali to Libya, from Syria to Afghanistan and the borders of Pakistan, from Yemen to Somalia, to Uganda and beyond.
In a speech given on April 4, 1967 in New York City titled, "Beyond Vietnam - A Time to Break Silence," King gives what is perhaps the widest encapsulation of his philosophy and worldview, one that would undoubtedly criticize and clash with the disingenuous US presidents of today, during their hollow celebrations of King's iconic speech.
We should carefully reread King's enlightening speech criticizing the Vietnam War which in part states [emphasis added]:
A true revolution of values will lay hand on the world order and say of war, "This way of settling differences is not just." This business of burning human beings with napalm, of filling our nation's homes with orphans and widows, of injecting poisonous drugs of hate into the veins of peoples normally humane, of sending men home from dark and bloody battlefields physically handicapped and psychologically deranged, cannot be reconciled with wisdom, justice, and love. A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.
America, the richest and most powerful nation in the world, can well lead the way in this revolution of values. There is nothing except a tragic death wish to prevent us from reordering our priorities so that the pursuit of peace will take precedence over the pursuit of war. There is nothing to keep us from molding a recalcitrant status quo with bruised hands until we have fashioned it into a brotherhood.
The US preparing to attack Syria, citing a humanitarian catastrophe it itself intentionally engineered as early as 2007 to divide and destroy both Damascus and its allies in Tehran, is surely "not just." Rushing to war with fabrications (again), is surely "not just." Sidestepping international law to pursue a hegemonic war dressed up as a humanitarian intervention is surely "not just."
It is safe to say that America has not mended its ways and only traveled further down the dark path King warned us of back in 1967. The man "leading" us, or at least the front-man for the corporate-financier interests that drive America's destiny, may honor King with carefully contrived words and well orchestrated public stunts, but in deeds and actions Obama and the corporate-financier elite that hold his leash, defile and dishonor King in every way imaginable.
If you want to honor King and his life's work, honor it by implementing the words he uttered while alive, not by playing along with a system that resisted him until his death, and has since dishonored and exploited his memory with disingenuous praise while maliciously carrying out an agenda contra to everything King ever stood for.
America, the richest and most powerful nation in the world, can well lead the way in this revolution of values. There is nothing except a tragic death wish to prevent us from reordering our priorities so that the pursuit of peace will take precedence over the pursuit of war. There is nothing to keep us from molding a recalcitrant status quo with bruised hands until we have fashioned it into a brotherhood.
The US preparing to attack Syria, citing a humanitarian catastrophe it itself intentionally engineered as early as 2007 to divide and destroy both Damascus and its allies in Tehran, is surely "not just." Rushing to war with fabrications (again), is surely "not just." Sidestepping international law to pursue a hegemonic war dressed up as a humanitarian intervention is surely "not just."
It is safe to say that America has not mended its ways and only traveled further down the dark path King warned us of back in 1967. The man "leading" us, or at least the front-man for the corporate-financier interests that drive America's destiny, may honor King with carefully contrived words and well orchestrated public stunts, but in deeds and actions Obama and the corporate-financier elite that hold his leash, defile and dishonor King in every way imaginable.
If you want to honor King and his life's work, honor it by implementing the words he uttered while alive, not by playing along with a system that resisted him until his death, and has since dishonored and exploited his memory with disingenuous praise while maliciously carrying out an agenda contra to everything King ever stood for.
The way so many have taken this anniversary to try and create a throughline from MLK to Obama has been sickening.
Obama being elected president is a monumental achievement and is appropriate to be looked at as a culmination of a lot of what MLK was working for but it is the election of a black man that is notable in that respect and not the man himself.
Obama is not carrying MLK's torch...he is a politician who embodies far too much that MLK would be diametrically opposed to.
Just the fact that Obama is standing up giving a speech and doing interviews about MLK in the way that he did yesterday while revving up to start dropping bombs on another country is distasteful to the memory of a man who was devoted to peace.
Obama being elected president is a monumental achievement and is appropriate to be looked at as a culmination of a lot of what MLK was working for but it is the election of a black man that is notable in that respect and not the man himself.
Obama is not carrying MLK's torch...he is a politician who embodies far too much that MLK would be diametrically opposed to.
Just the fact that Obama is standing up giving a speech and doing interviews about MLK in the way that he did yesterday while revving up to start dropping bombs on another country is distasteful to the memory of a man who was devoted to peace.
