IRS Agent Hanging Ruled A Suicide
Several weeks ago MSNBC's Rachel Maddow queued this story up as further evidence that "anti-government, right wing groups" were a growing threat in America.
This gentleman who was an IRS agent was found dead, hanging with a sign that said "Fed" around his neck.
IF the right wing did kill this government agent this would have been a coup for Ms Maddow.
This news is likely to prove a bit disappointing for Maddow.
Microscope On Black / Left-wing Bias In The Web 2.0
The purpose of this blog is to focus on the various media messages that are crafted by and streamed toward the Black Community by people who have a certain agenda in doing so. They are waging a campaign to amplify their own ideology where the conditions in our community are as their narrative indicates. They are the new media arm of the machine that is increasingly dominating our community but seeking to reduce its accountability for outcomes there in. They prefer unity over introspection.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
AverageBro - Asks Should Constructive Feedback Be Banned From His Propaganda Blog
This comes as no surprise folks. The cabal of AverageBro, Maxx Reddick, Ojo, RiPPa operate in one big circle jerk. Any blog in which my friend RiPPa is comforted by the array of threads that are teed up by the host and is rarely challenged on his leftist views is a blog upon which I will be seen as a problem.
If I cursed in my posts, maligned all posters or disrespected the women on a given blog - I could understand this action against me.
The key problem that I present is that I challenge not only the blog host's words but also the individual posts of the participants when they don't make sense to me OR they merely operate with a slight of hand on the given subject matter. As with other blogs - AB seems to desire a "light bulb in the night" for moths to fly around. He throws out the assault on some "conservative" and all of the posts amplify his position.
I started this specific blog with the purpose posting the comments that I have made on other Black Progressive-Funamentalist blogs which were deleting my comments in the name of maintaining their "unchallenged space". I see that I need to redouble my efforts in this regard.
MY RESPONSE - (before it gets deleted)
If I cursed in my posts, maligned all posters or disrespected the women on a given blog - I could understand this action against me.
The key problem that I present is that I challenge not only the blog host's words but also the individual posts of the participants when they don't make sense to me OR they merely operate with a slight of hand on the given subject matter. As with other blogs - AB seems to desire a "light bulb in the night" for moths to fly around. He throws out the assault on some "conservative" and all of the posts amplify his position.
I started this specific blog with the purpose posting the comments that I have made on other Black Progressive-Funamentalist blogs which were deleting my comments in the name of maintaining their "unchallenged space". I see that I need to redouble my efforts in this regard.
MY RESPONSE - (before it gets deleted)
AverageBro:
(Not that I am surprised by any of this but)
Can I remove you from the "How Many Bubbles In A Bar Of Soap" realm" over to you DEFINING THE RULES by which you judge me? I noticed that the threads that you "close" are the threads by which I "challenge" your posters to justify their thoughts.
I was looking forward to your follow up post "The Things That I HATE About The "Black Quasi-Socialist Progressive-Fundamentalist Racism Chaser" that ACTUALLY Dominate Black America Policy And Politics".
1) Can you articulate WHEN I have assaulted, impugned or maligned you or any of your posters? (What is your policy on this?)
2) Can you detail any examples of when I have taken any of your threads away from the key issues that your original post has detailed instead of keying in on the essential points of the issue?
3) In maintaining your present ideological bias (and Max and RiPPa) as aligned with the prevailing order in Black America - can you articulate why you "trying harder" to implement this agenda is going to provide the fixes that have not come thus far?
It appears that the "New All White Jury In Black America" is more interested in steamrolling all threats to THEM in your quest for POWER and not being held accountable.
Your boy Max says that "he deletes my posts". What you NEED TO ALSO tell your friends is that you can't ADDRESS MY CHALLENGES to you.
Shady_Grady - You want me to show a modicum of 'respect' for BIGOTS. Those who remain entrenched in their own realm WITHOUT notating the harm of their own actions and how they fall awry to their own Permanent Interests do not need to be "talked nice to" as a means of stroking their own egos. They NEED to be aggressively challenged.
Ultimately AverageBro - I have no control over YOUR administrative choices to ban my words. This is on you.
I just hope that in the future all of the haters learn how to defend their points AND, most importantly - Place their own agenda in line with our community's PERMANENT INTERESTS.
I only ask that WE ALL be placed under the SAME transparent SYSTEM by which our ideas and policies are judged and SUBMIT to this order by which we ALL are judged upon how our community has benefited (rather than how the Democrats have benefited).
Max can say out of one side of his mouth that "our community has major problems". Then on the other side of his mouth he talks about BLACK REPUBLICANS - of which there are few - but is loathed to talk about the PREVAILING ORDER in the Black Community. IF I am "not worth the effort" Max then you should have no problem answering AT LEAST ONE of my challenges. Instead you wish to make unchallenged posts and have your female posters respond to you in glowing terms.
I am not sure that it is ME with the problem AverageBro.
(And here I have an open window on my own blog with the following question from you:
AverageBro:
And BTW, is it merely a coincidence that black poverty is still largely concentrated in the very Southeastern states where the GOP's base resides, and where Republicans also have a lock on elected positions? Just food for thought
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Democratic Lawmaker: Americans Need To Stop Complaining About The Economy
He has nothing to fear. "Field Negro" is not going to feature this on his blog site. The greater offense is that Fox News has it posted on their web site.
Fox News - Democratic Lawmaker To Americans: Stop Complaining
Fox News - Democratic Lawmaker To Americans: Stop Complaining
A Democratic lawmaker has a message for Americans voicing concerns over rising unemployment, record federal deficits, the health care debate and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Stop complaining so much.
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri is seeking to pass a resolution that would officially make the day before Thanksgiving "Complaint Free Wednesday."
"From time to time, we all experience anxiety, frustration, stress, and regret. And often, we respond to these feelings with a criticism or complaining," Cleaver wrote to his colleagues, seeking co-sponsors. "Regrettably, complaining keeps people stuck on current problems, inhibiting them from thinking constructively to find solutions. Research has also shown that complaining can be harmful to one's emotional and physical health, relationships and can limit professional career success."
The resolution, which was introduced in June, has only attracted two co-sponsors, but it drew national attention this week when conservative bloggers began criticizing it.
Conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart described it as "silly" on his blog, BigGovernment.com.
"We will set aside the question of whether Rep. Cleaver has discovered the risk of too much complaining only because his party's legislative proposals are tanking in the polls," the blog post says, before suggesting that Congress wasting time on "such silliness" still may be preferable to passing legislation increasing regulations on much of the economy.
But a spokesman for Cleaver said the critics misunderstand the intent of the resolution, which was conceived by a local nonprofit that aims to reduce complaining in the world by 1 percent.
"I feel like it's being seen as something that it's not," Cleaver spokesman Danny Rotert told FoxNews.com, explaining that it is not an "attack on people's First Amendment rights to complain to the government" but rather a way to improve human relations.
"This whole idea of people need to have better relations is something he's championed a long time," Rotert said of Cleaver, a three-term congressman and an ordained minister. He called it "a simple little bill."
"Congress does this stuff all time," Rotert said.
In fact, Congress has approved a number of unusual resolutions, including National Ice Cream Day, -- approved during the Reagan era. Just this year, Congress passed resolutions for National Auctioneers' Day and National Pi Day, in honor of the mathematical constant. Another unusual resolution that has passed: National MRSA Day (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus).
Resolutions awaiting congressional approval include "Free Comic Book Day" and "National Cowboy Day."
But the House has no intention of passing the "Complaint Free Wednesday" next week in time for Thanksgiving holiday.
"I think the House is doing what the House is supposed to be doing -- it has some pretty big fish to fry," Rotert said. "This is not one of the larger issues facing America right now. It's a sweet gesture meant in the spirit of the holidays and it's a gesture made on behalf of a local organization that (Cleaver) represents in Kansas City."
And even though Cleaver will continue to push for passage of the resolution, he will welcome complaints on Wednesday, Rotert said.
Cleaver isn't the first lawmaker to introduce a "Complaint Free Wednesday." That distinction belongs to Rep. Samuel Graves, a Missouri Republican who introduced the same resolution last year. Now, Graves is one of the co-sponsors for the Cleaver resolution.
"It's simply a resolution. Everyone would like to have less complaining in their lives," said Jason Klindt, a spokesman for Graves. "It's a gesture to recognize a good idea. It's not unlike resolutions that honor champions or national watermelon month."
Klindt said the resolution does not aim to silence criticism on President Obama's policies.
"It's hard not to complain given this Congress and Nancy Pelosi's agenda of raising taxes and hurting small businesses," he said.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Psst - Don't Tell Anyone But I Am Inspecting Various AfroSpear Sites To See If They'll Run The News About The Fake Palin Photos Run By MSNBC

Dylan Ratigan of MSNBC apologizes for using fake photo of Sarah Palin
As much as they attack Fox for its "journalistic credibility" they sure are silent about MSNBC which has far less credibility.
DYLAN RATIGAN: Before we begin this one, I want to apologize to Governor Palin and all of our viewers. On Friday, in a very misguided attempt to have some fun in advance of Sarah Palin’s upcoming book Going Rogue, our staff mistakenly used some clearly photoshopped images of Ms. Palin without any acknowledgment. And on behalf of the show, I would like to say that this was completely unacceptable. We should have never used those photos in the first place and you can rest assured we spent the weekend and Friday afternoon taking measures to make sure it will never happen again. I apologize.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
How The Left Wing Media Spent Veterans Day
Seriously folks. I am worried about some of you.
Some of you are so depressed and narcassistic that you believe that you have to take the "muckraking angle" on every story surrounding the US Military.
If you are not directly assaulting the military as an agent of US Imperialism then you are focused upon how this same monster chews up poor soldiers and then spits them out to fend for themselves.
Simply amazing.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Even When Cynthia Tucker Starts Out Good - She Always Crashes As She Turns Hard Left

AJC: Cynthia Tucker: Voters thinking about jobs, not Obama
Consider the two titles of this piece. It appear that Cynthia Tucker - leftist opinion writer for the AJC gave her own piece the title: "Voters thinking about jobs, not Obama".
The link given to the story by the blog master says: "Cynthia Tucker: Spending can stop our fall".
I thought that Ms Tucker was giving her beloved Democrats some good council "Its The Economy Stupid". This was the message from Virginia and New Jersey.
If you stopped reading the column there - you were fooled.
There is no column by Cynthia Tucker in which she does not bash the evil Republicans in some way. Thus she has to remind us that 20% of the present deficit was due to the present recession. She added that when BUSH was president he too had deficit spending. Of course Ms Tucker won't mention that SHE was a part of the crew that was attacking Bush at $454 billion in deficit - referring to him as "Spending like a drunken sailor". Or were these the words of her leftist friend Jay Bookman? Or was this the editorial cartoon of her leftist friend Mike Luckovich?
Needless to say Cynthia Tucker is not going to launch a scathing attack upon Barack Obama or the Federal Democrats who are running things. She ultimately likes the type of spending that they are doing. It is clear that this was never about deficit spending but about the "type" of spending.
Cynthia Tucker had a tingle running up her leg upon hearing Obama long before Chris Mathews felt it.
She shows herself so transparently.
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