What A Lying, Treacherous Piece Of Shit
If you haven't seen it yet here it is.
How about that, eh? Pretty charming, isn't it? Sure makes me feel like Jesse Jackson REALLY cares about you, me and everyone else in this country.
Well, let me tell you something - this asshole has been getting away with this shit for years, and frankly I find it repugnant that a dickfaced, harelipped scumbag like this gets a free pass every time he pulls this shit simply because he is black.
Let's look at some of his other "accomplishments".
1972 - Said that Richard Nixon was less attentive to poverty in the U.S. because "four out of five [of Nixon's top advisors] are German Jews and their priorities are on Europe and Asia"; that he was "sick and tired of hearing about the Holocaust"; and that there are "very few Jewish reporters that have the capacity to be objective about Arab affairs".
1984 - Jackson referred to Jews as "Hymies" and to New York City as "Hymietown" in January 1984 during a conversation with Washington Post reporter Milton Coleman. Jackson at first denied the remarks, then accused Jews of conspiring to defeat him. When he finally did acknowledge that it was wrong to use the term, he said he did so in private to a reporter, a explanation similar to one made later regarding his apology for remarks against Senator Barack Obama in July 2008.
But he's not just a racist, he's a philanderer, too.
Married since 1962 to Jacqueline Lavinia Brown, Jackson was in 2001 shown to have had an affair with a staffer, Karin Stanford, that resulted in the birth of a daughter, Ashley. According to CNN, in August of 1999, The Rainbow Push Coalition had paid Stanford $15,000 in moving expenses and $21,000 in payment for contracting work. This incident prompted Jackson to withdraw from activism for a short period of time. Separate from the 1999 Rainbow Coalition payments, Jackson pays $3,000 a month in child support.[
What is the Rainbow Push Coalition? It's the civil rights mafia.
The way it works is this. Jackson picks a company at random, say GM, and shows up at the CEO's door and says the following:
Jackson: "I have determined that there are not enough blacks in your workforce and as a result me and my cronies are going to picket outside your plants and call you racist motherfuckers on the news until you hire more blacks."
CEO: "What?? That's totally not true, we hire anyone who qualifies!"
Jackson: "So you say. However, in the hopes of being fair and giving you a chance to atone for your sins, if you write a check to the Rainbow Push Coalition for $750,000.00 - which we will of course use to help people of color - we will go away and give you five years to rectify the situation."
CEO: "Done"
It is a shakedown, pure and simple, and the money, as you can see above, pays for his prostitutes, parties, perks and perversions. If it does help anyone of color the only person is Jesse Jackson himself.
Lastly, I would just like to point out one last thing. If one of McCain's white supporters was caught making a "private remark" on TV about how he'd like to hang that "fucking nigger Obama from a cross in his back yard and light the motherfucker on fire", well, I can promise you, that guy would not only have to go into hiding but I am certain he would be indicted, convicted and sent to jail on some sort of civil rights charge.
It's a double standard. Jackson has a clearly documented history of this type of racism, runs a shakedown organization that is the envy of the Mafia and yet the media still treat him with kid gloves simply because he is black.
Not me, though. If I had the opportunity I would bury the lying sack of shit up to his head in wet sand and run a 42" wide, 55 hp Dixie Chopper lawn mower right over the douchebags head and gleefully watch his skull and afro (but no brains, obviously) splatter across the beach.What a fucking tool.
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2 comments:
oh man, you are too funny! Sad but true on all accounts :-O doe!
Here's an article I read this morning that I think you may like. Kinda agrees with your point of view about the markets.
"Once again, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac led the U.S. market into the fray. Shares of the two companies plunged yesterday… Fannie fell another 13%, while the more vulnerable Freddie shed 24%.
The drama came courtesy of Fannie Mae’s latest debt offering… the company “paid a record-high interest rate (relative to Treasury yields) to sell $3 billion of new two-year notes. In bond market parlance, Fannie paid 74 basis points over Treasuries -- or triple the spread it paid two years ago. 74 bps over Treasuries would not be a newsworthy item, if not for the fact that investors have spent most of the last two decades believing that the bonds issued by Fannie and Freddie were ‘as good as Treasuries.’”
Put another way, “Congress ought to recognize that these firms [Fannie and Freddie] are insolvent,” said former Fed President William Poole yesterday. “Congress is allowing these firms to continue to exist as bastions of privilege, financed by the taxpayer.”
Poole, who left the Fed in March, cited simple “fair value accounting” in declaring Fannie and Freddie bankrupt. For example, Freddie owed $5.2 billion more than its assets were worth in the first quarter. Fannie Mae isn’t far behind.
Fannie and Freddie hold combined liabilities of over $5 trillion!
“That ‘giant sucking sound’ you hear,” says Dan Amoss, “is Fannie and Freddie threatening to drag the entire financial system down with them. ‘Agency’ bonds, issued or guaranteed by Fannie/Freddie, are literally everywhere throughout the banking system. Both companies, leveraged 100+ to 1, are the ultimate examples of how financial companies are screwed once assets go bad and they need more equity capital... the longer they wait, the more expensive it will be (as Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers found out).
“Until we see how the federal government will respond to the Fannie and Freddie capital situation, I think we're in a free fall. An explicit guarantee from the government in the coming weeks could be a catalyst for a huge short-covering rally in the financials and an explosion in gold prices -- since it should be obvious how such an action would increase the Fed's balance sheet, along with the future supply of dollars.”
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