"Denmark Vesey is The Blackest Man on The Internets Mr. President"
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Baracka Flacka Flames Is The Blackest President On The Planet
fist tap HotMF Wax's daughter
Contemporary Plantation Negros will find themselves bothered by this video largely because they harbor a deep seeded impulse to impress white people.
Decades of "Black History Month" ingrained within them notions of Negro success characterized by the celebration of black precedent: "The first black college graduate". "The first black baseball player". "The first black mayor". "The first black patent holder". "The first black person to publish a book". "The first black millionaire." "The first black Miss America". "The first black scientist". "The first black person employed by IBM." "The first black movie director". "The first black person to make use of the peanut".
Though shrouded by the Plantation in the accoutrements of prestige and accomplishment these ... memes ... proved to be a double edged sword. On the surface they celebrated black achievement. Beneath the surface they chiseled in stone the suggestion that Black people never did shit before this "first".
The first black "medical doctor" was NOT James McCune Smith, in 1837. Brother Smith was beaten to that distinction by a brother who existed at least 6 or 7,000 years prior. But that's another story. Buying into this particular chain of memes serves to book-end and frame the Negro worldview and self-perception.
Today's Plantation Negro is anesthetized by the warm fuzzy of having "The First Black President" in the White House. They perceive value in things that are ultimately valueless. "The First Black President" is capitalizing on Plantation Negro solidarity while providing a diversion for those less invested in America to rob this nation blind, entangle us in unwinnable wars and to make Americans slaves to a creeping Technocratic bureaucracy and totalitarian police state.
The choreographed irreverence of this particular video is memetic genius. Just because the President is black does not make the Presidency nor the Plantation sacrosanct.
Director Martin Usher and comedian James Davis have not produced coonery but probably the most important black commentary about the Presidency since Frederick Douglas waxed poetic about Abraham Lincoln.
Contemporary Plantation Negros will find themselves bothered by this video largely because they harbor a deep seeded impulse to impress white people.Decades of "Black History Month" ingrained within them notions of Negro success characterized by the celebration of black precedent: "The first black college graduate". "The first black baseball player". "The first black mayor". "The first black patent holder". "The first black person to publish a book". "The first black millionaire." "The first black Miss America". "The first black scientist". "The first black person employed by IBM." "The first black movie director". "The first black person to make use of the peanut".
Though shrouded by the Plantation in the accoutrements of prestige and accomplishment these ... memes ... proved to be a double edged sword. On the surface they celebrated black achievement. Beneath the surface they chiseled in stone the suggestion that Black people never did shit before this "first".
The first black "medical doctor" was NOT James McCune Smith, in 1837. Brother Smith was beaten to that distinction by a brother who existed at least 6 or 7,000 years prior. But that's another story. Buying into this particular chain of memes serves to book-end and frame the Negro worldview and self-perception.
Today's Plantation Negro is anesthetized by the warm fuzzy of having "The First Black President" in the White House. They perceive value in things that are ultimately valueless. "The First Black President" is capitalizing on Plantation Negro solidarity while providing a diversion for those less invested in America to rob this nation blind, entangle us in unwinnable wars and to make Americans slaves to a creeping Technocratic bureaucracy and totalitarian police state.
The choreographed irreverence of this particular video is memetic genius. Just because the President is black does not make the Presidency nor the Plantation sacrosanct.
Director Martin Usher and comedian James Davis have not produced coonery but probably the most important black commentary about the Presidency since Frederick Douglas waxed poetic about Abraham Lincoln.
Monday, October 25, 2010
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Intro To Memetic Guerilla Warfare 001 • DV University Fall Semester 2010 • Professor Emeritus Denmark Vesey • 3 Credits
Anonymous said...
"I love how black conservatives will believe any scientific study that backs up their worldview, no matter how wild it is. Why don't you believe the multitude of studies that prove that black men are intellectually inferior to whites and have a natrual affinity for crime?"
Denmark Vesey said ...
Because John Keats can't fuck with Biggie Smalls and George Bush sold more coke than Big Meech.
Got Chicken?
Anonymous said ...
Pathetic Americans live on garbage food and thus they have no resistance to any sort of germs. Yes, believe it or not hamburgers have no ability to fight disease, only promote it.
Then these ignorant drones move like sheep to the slaughter to get their vaccines. The toxins infect their little pin heads and cause them all sorts of harm. Then they go back to the quacks who injected the toxins into them looking for some magic bullet. The quack then searches his bag of tricks for more poison. In the end the ignorant drone is rendered a drug dependent drooling pathetic fool.
Pathetic Americans live on garbage food and thus they have no resistance to any sort of germs. Yes, believe it or not hamburgers have no ability to fight disease, only promote it.Then these ignorant drones move like sheep to the slaughter to get their vaccines. The toxins infect their little pin heads and cause them all sorts of harm. Then they go back to the quacks who injected the toxins into them looking for some magic bullet. The quack then searches his bag of tricks for more poison. In the end the ignorant drone is rendered a drug dependent drooling pathetic fool.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
“Energy is recognized as the key to all activity on earth. Natural science is the study of the sources and control of natural energy, and social science, theoretically expressed as economics, is the study of the sources and control of social energy. Both are bookkeeping systems. Mathematics is the primary energy science. And the bookkeeper can be king if the public can be kept ignorant of the methodology of the bookkeeping. All science is merely a means to an end. The means is knowledge. The end is control.”
- Secret and Suppressed, 2003
HotMFWax 1 ... DMG 0
HotmfWax said...
Speaking of scientific studies, The plantation media is starting to question themselves and their relationship to the real quacks.
New York Times?!
"He’s what’s known as a meta-researcher, and he’s become one of the world’s foremost experts on the credibility of medical research. He and his team have shown, again and again, and in many different ways, that much of what biomedical researchers conclude in published studies — conclusions that doctors keep in mind when they prescribe antibiotics or blood-pressure medication, or when they advise us to consume more fiber or less meat, or when they recommend surgery for heart disease or back pain — is misleading, exaggerated and often flat-out wrong. He charges that as much as 90 percent of the published medical information that doctors rely on is flawed. His work has been widely accepted by the medical community; it has been published in the field’s top journals, where it is heavily cited; and he is a big draw at conferences."
90% flawed!!!!!!!!! DV Atlantic Monthly!?
Rats jumping of the ships?.....
"Much of what medical researchers conclude in their studies is misleading, exaggerated, or flat-out wrong. So why are doctors—to a striking extent—still drawing upon misinformation in their everyday practice? Dr. John Ioannidis has spent his career challenging his peers by exposing their bad science."
"Of course, medical-science “never minds” are hardly secret. And they sometimes make headlines, as when in recent years large studies or growing consensuses of researchers concluded that mammograms, colonoscopies, and PSA tests are far less useful cancer-detection tools than we had been told; or when widely prescribed antidepressants such as Prozac, Zoloft, and Paxil were revealed to be no more effective than a placebo for most cases of depression; or when we learned that staying out of the sun entirely can actually increase cancer risks; or when we were told that the advice to drink lots of water during intense exercise was potentially fatal; or when, last April, we were informed that taking fish oil, exercising, and doing puzzles doesn’t really help fend off Alzheimer’s disease, as long claimed. Peer-reviewed studies have come to opposite conclusions on whether using cell phones can cause brain cancer, whether sleeping more than eight hours a night is healthful or dangerous, whether taking aspirin every day is more likely to save your life or cut it short, and whether routine angioplasty works better than pills to unclog heart arteries."
Speaking of scientific studies, The plantation media is starting to question themselves and their relationship to the real quacks.New York Times?!
"He’s what’s known as a meta-researcher, and he’s become one of the world’s foremost experts on the credibility of medical research. He and his team have shown, again and again, and in many different ways, that much of what biomedical researchers conclude in published studies — conclusions that doctors keep in mind when they prescribe antibiotics or blood-pressure medication, or when they advise us to consume more fiber or less meat, or when they recommend surgery for heart disease or back pain — is misleading, exaggerated and often flat-out wrong. He charges that as much as 90 percent of the published medical information that doctors rely on is flawed. His work has been widely accepted by the medical community; it has been published in the field’s top journals, where it is heavily cited; and he is a big draw at conferences."
90% flawed!!!!!!!!! DV Atlantic Monthly!?
Rats jumping of the ships?.....
"Much of what medical researchers conclude in their studies is misleading, exaggerated, or flat-out wrong. So why are doctors—to a striking extent—still drawing upon misinformation in their everyday practice? Dr. John Ioannidis has spent his career challenging his peers by exposing their bad science."
"Of course, medical-science “never minds” are hardly secret. And they sometimes make headlines, as when in recent years large studies or growing consensuses of researchers concluded that mammograms, colonoscopies, and PSA tests are far less useful cancer-detection tools than we had been told; or when widely prescribed antidepressants such as Prozac, Zoloft, and Paxil were revealed to be no more effective than a placebo for most cases of depression; or when we learned that staying out of the sun entirely can actually increase cancer risks; or when we were told that the advice to drink lots of water during intense exercise was potentially fatal; or when, last April, we were informed that taking fish oil, exercising, and doing puzzles doesn’t really help fend off Alzheimer’s disease, as long claimed. Peer-reviewed studies have come to opposite conclusions on whether using cell phones can cause brain cancer, whether sleeping more than eight hours a night is healthful or dangerous, whether taking aspirin every day is more likely to save your life or cut it short, and whether routine angioplasty works better than pills to unclog heart arteries."
Secularism Is A Religion Too ... Remember Where You Heard It First
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| Sam Harris addressed attendees at a debate sponsored by the Council for Secular Humanism last Saturday in Los Angeles. |
They agreed on two things: 1) People can be good without religion, and 2) religion has too much influence. But they disagreed about how stridently to make those claims.
Study Says Plantation Medicine Makes Breast Cancer Worse. Can DV Call 'Em or Can DV Call 'Em?
Hormone therapy raises breast cancer deaths: study
(Reuters) - Women
who took hormone replacement pills had more advanced breast cancers and
were more likely to die from them than women who took a dummy pill,
raising new concerns about the commonly prescribed drugs, U.S.
researchers said on Tuesday.The study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, is the first to report more breast cancer deaths among women taking hormone replacement therapy.
And it contradicts prior studies that suggest women taking the drugs had less aggressive, easier-to-treat breast cancers.
"As opposed to the prevailing thought of two years ago, that cancers associated with estrogen plus progesterone would be favorable and not much of a problem, we are actually showing they are associated with an increased risk of death from breast cancer," Dr. Rowan Chlebowski of the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute, who led the study, said in a telephone interview.
Monday, October 18, 2010
"Yes. I Too Am A Pawn In This Deadly Corporate Game of War For The Sake of War. Yes I Too Am A Bitch For The Israel Lobby". (August, 2007)

"What has always struck me about Senator Obama — and this is one of the reasons that I have endorsed his candidacy for president — is that a love for Israel and a desire to keep the Jewish people secure is evident not just in his work, but also in his heart," Rep. Robert Wexler
The US presidential hopeful Barack Obama will today say he is prepared to send troops into Pakistan to hunt down terrorists if he is elected to the White House.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
QUICK! Name 1 POLICY Difference Between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. The War? Abortion? Foreign Policy? Federal Drug Laws? Income Tax? (January, 2008)
Couldn't help but notice Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama gave damn near the same speech. "Yes We Can" ... "Health care for all Americans" ... "Relieving us from the Tyranny of Oil" ... "Pay teachers what they are worth" ... "Bad drug companies" ... "Evil oil companies" ... "Change" ... "Change" ... "Change".Obama was head and shoulders a better speaker, but they are both reading from the same script.
In fact. I'll Paypal anybody $200 who can name a POLICY difference between Clinton and Obama.
The only man still willing to talk to the American people like they are grown and have some sense is Ron Paul. While the pundits and peasants concern themselves with whether or not Hillary "seemed" authentic - Paul champions genuine policy changes that could save America.
There is something special about Obama, but he needs to take a chapter from the Ron Paul book and actually deal in issues and stop pacifying the intellectually lazy who vote for whom they "like".
Classical One said...
Perhaps after O's defeat tonight he will be forced to start talking about some real issues. The reason that Hillary and Obama don't talk more about the real differences between them is because there is so little difference between them.Their idea of change looks down right quaint, compared to Ron Paul's idea of change. And really, are either one of them prepared to go far enough to change this country's trajectory?
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