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Title: Tea Party
Post by: Rubystars on November 04, 2009, 03:29:11 PM
When I went to the tea party in Houston on 11/2/09, there was a black preacher speaker there. His name was Apostle Claver. He said some pretty good stuff, most of which I agreed with. Then he praised Mahatma Ghandi, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela. I was horrified. How dare he mention these socialists at a conservative event? However I must have been horrified alone. There were no boos, no bad reaction at all from the crowd. I guess even conservatives by and large have no idea that these people were not like them. It's really sad!

I have to say if this is the state of the conservative movement, we're really in a lot of trouble in this country!
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: cjd on November 04, 2009, 04:23:56 PM
When I went to the tea party in Houston on 11/2/09, there was a black preacher speaker there. His name was Apostle Claver. He said some pretty good stuff, most of which I agreed with. Then he praised Mahatma Ghandi, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela. I was horrified. How dare he mention these socialists at a conservative event? However I must have been horrified alone. There were no boos, no bad reaction at all from the crowd. I guess even conservatives by and large have no idea that these people were not like them. It's really sad!

I have to say if this is the state of the conservative movement, we're really in a lot of trouble in this country!
Most people today really were not around to see people like MLK and even Mandela in action. They only know the glorified version what has been told to them about people like this. Most younger people really believe King is someone that people should look up to. Often when younger people here me speak ill of the evil animal they become very uncomfortable. Most people feel that they must be politically correct or risk being called a racist (G-D FORBID) ::). Right now we are in a world of trouble with thinking like this but all is not lost yet.  Last nights elections showed to some extent that people are not happy with the direction the country is going in and they are starting to look for reasons why. G_d willing people will see they are being sold the rope that will be used to hang them with and finally wake up completely.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Lisa on November 04, 2009, 05:31:03 PM
I heard from the editor of Taki magazine that the MLK would routinely go with white hookers.  Of course he beat them.  But according to the Taki editor, when he was intimate with them, he would blurt out the words "Im not a n----r anymore."

Also, there was an expose a few years ago on the Mandelas on the JTF.org site.  I don't know if it's still there.  But it was very politically incorrect. 
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: cjd on November 04, 2009, 06:11:17 PM
I heard from the editor of Taki magazine that the MLK would routinely go with white hookers.  Of course he beat them.  But according to the Taki editor, when he was intimate with them, he would blurt out the words "Im not a n----r anymore."

Also, there was an expose a few years ago on the Mandelas on the JTF.org site.  I don't know if it's still there.  But it was very politically incorrect. 
King was know to run the gamut as far as his sexual peccadillo's went. It was even said by FBI people that he went on both sides of the fence. Hoover had tons of files on the filthy animal however after King  was taken down the files were sealed for 50 years. I am sure that the files will never see the light of day and even then if any are released the worst of them will be redacted.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Secularbeliever on November 04, 2009, 09:52:53 PM
I was 13 when MLK was assassinated.  I always thought he was a good man.  He was pro Israel and anti violence.  I did not know about his sexual proclivities although J Edgar Hoover probably should have been more worried about his own.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Moshe92 on November 04, 2009, 09:58:13 PM
I heard from the editor of Taki magazine that the MLK would routinely go with white hookers.  Of course he beat them.  But according to the Taki editor, when he was intimate with them, he would blurt out the words "Im not a n----r anymore."

Also, there was an expose a few years ago on the Mandelas on the JTF.org site.  I don't know if it's still there.  But it was very politically incorrect. 

My tenth grade English teacher once said something like, "MLK was a womanizer, but he was still a great person."
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Moshe92 on November 04, 2009, 10:01:45 PM
I can understand him praising MLK because American society expects everyone to worship him, but there is no excuse for praising Ghandi and Mandela yimach shmam vezichram.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Confederate Kahanist on November 04, 2009, 10:41:16 PM
I can understand him praising MLK because American society expects everyone to worship him, but there is no excuse for praising Ghandi and Mandela yimach shmam vezichram.

What's wrong with Gandhi?
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Moshe92 on November 04, 2009, 10:45:03 PM
I can understand him praising MLK because American society expects everyone to worship him, but there is no excuse for praising Ghandi and Mandela yimach shmam vezichram.

What's wrong with Gandhi?

He said that the British and the Jews should not fight against the Nazis and that they should just let the Nazis kill them. He and his party were also anti-semitic and pro-Muslim.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: briann on November 05, 2009, 12:32:12 AM
When I went to the tea party in Houston on 11/2/09, there was a black preacher speaker there. His name was Apostle Claver. He said some pretty good stuff, most of which I agreed with. Then he praised Mahatma Ghandi, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela. I was horrified. How dare he mention these socialists at a conservative event? However I must have been horrified alone. There were no boos, no bad reaction at all from the crowd. I guess even conservatives by and large have no idea that these people were not like them. It's really sad!

I have to say if this is the state of the conservative movement, we're really in a lot of trouble in this country!

I hope this isnt the new direction of the GOP.  If it is, its hopeless, and there needs to be an alternative.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Confederate Kahanist on November 05, 2009, 01:08:14 AM
I can understand him praising MLK because American society expects everyone to worship him, but there is no excuse for praising Ghandi and Mandela yimach shmam vezichram.

What's wrong with Gandhi?

He said that the British and the Jews should not fight against the Nazis and that they should just let the Nazis kill them. He and his party were also anti-semitic and pro-Muslim.

And he thought the nazis were going to like him any better?  That's pretty absurd!  They sure don't teach this in school. 
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Zelhar on November 05, 2009, 08:10:10 AM
I think Gandhi was insanely pacifist. But Mandela on the other hand is a violent terrorist. I don't like either of them but they shouldn't be placed in the same category.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: briann on November 05, 2009, 11:30:50 AM
I think Gandhi was insanely pacifist. But Mandela on the other hand is a violent terrorist. I don't like either of them but they shouldn't be placed in the same category.

Yes, i was thinking the same thing.
Title: Re: Tea Party
Post by: Secularbeliever on November 05, 2009, 11:46:16 AM
Gandhi's pacifism only worked because his enemy was civilized.  If he tried it with the Nazis it would have been a sick joke with millions dead.