Friday, May 01, 2009

Global System of Black Supremacy

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

White women fawning over Black male celebrities is nothing new.

Wilt got in the draw's of about 10 thousand white women.

This is nothing more than the Global System of Grand Conspiracy--looking for all day suckers...

Denmark Vesey said...

white women fawning? Draws?

Nah.

It's more than that.

This cat is the messiah.

Constructive Feedback said...

[quote]This cat is the messiah.[/quote]

And the first 4 letters of the word are what?

Obama will go down as a "man who wants to be liked" so much that he tells people what they WANT TO HEAR rather than what they NEED TO HEAR and thus a popular balance of Americans have agreed to shift their personal standard of living over to government largess.

When the system that suctions and redistributes these benefits is unable to handle the task any longer those who were in lock step with it all will be the ones most hurt as they realize that nothing in the world is free.

Denmark Vesey said...

Come on CF.

This DV.net

You gotta come deeper than that.

Anonymous said...

One would think that a minimum requirement for being a messiah would be having inner-vision—Opening the Eye of Heru.

"The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization." FDR 1933

DV’s “MESSiah” has eyes, but he cannot see. Instead of throwing the money changers out of the temple—they run his Colored House.

"In choosing a man (Geithner) to manage the bailout of the banks who's so cozy with its players, and then installing as his White House economic adviser Larry Summers, who in the Clinton administration took a laissez-faire attitude toward the financial industry which would later enrich him, the president bought into the old fantasy that what's best for Wall Street is best for America.

With these two as his financial gatekeepers, President Obama's now in the position of Louis XVI being advised by Marie Antoinette to have another piece of cake until that rumble in the streets has passed on by.

In fact, other Wall Street insiders -- many of them big contributors to the Obama presidential campaign, and progressive in their concern for the public interest -- privately are expressing serious concerns that Geithner, Summers and their associates are leading the president and America's taxpayers down a path toward further ECONOMIC DISASTER.

This week, as Senate Majority Whip Richard Durbin of Illinois unsuccessfully fought for a congressional amendment he said would have helped 1.7 million Americans save their homes from foreclosure, the senator told a radio station back home that, "The banks -- hard to believe in a time when we're facing a banking crisis that many of the banks created -- are still the most powerful lobby on Capitol Hill. And they frankly own the place."

He could say the same of the White House." (Bill Moyers & Michael Winship)

Welcome to Weimar America (hyperinflation) with DV's blind "MESSiah" leading the way.

Anonymous said...

The money changers control DV’s MESS-I-AH……….

“The Democratic-controlled Senate on Thursday defeated a plan to spare hundreds of thousands of homeowners from foreclosure through bankruptcy, a bill President Barack Obama embraced but did little to see it through.

A dozen Democrats joined Republicans in the 45-51 vote to scuttle the bill, which Obama had said was important to saving the economy and promised to push through Congress. But facing stiff opposition from banks, Obama did little to pressure lawmakers who worried it would encourage bankruptcy filings and spike interest rates.

Obama long has backed the proposal to give debt-ridden individuals the option of asking a bankruptcy judge to reduce their mortgage payment. He cited that support last fall as he privately lobbied skeptical Democrats to back the $700 billion Wall Street bailout.

And once he was president, he had promised, he would push for its passage.

In February, the newly inaugurated president included the proposal as the stick in a housing plan full of carrots for the banking industry. The broader rescue plan encouraged, but did not require, lenders to cut homeowners' monthly payments and refinance loans for individuals whose home's market value has sunk below what they owe.

But the bankruptcy option got only a tepid endorsement from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. As debate on the measure brewed, Geithner was pushing for the creation of a government-sponsored program that would rely on private investors to buy the risky mortgage-backed securities weighing down the market.

Trying to win support, Durbin narrowed the provision substantially. The latest proposal would have restricted eligibility to homeowners already in foreclosure whose lender had not offered them better terms. Homes would also have to be worth less than $729,000 and apply to mortgage loans originated before 2009.”

I think I sees da problem. These homes had to be worth less than $729K, and dat way to cheap for da MESS-I-AH to risk his political capital.

http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=3633&updaterx=2009-05-01+03%3A52%3A06

http://beltwayblips.dailyradar.com/video/durbin_hits_senate_for_banking_lobby_influence/