’We Are One’

[Don Wassall]

Tiger Woods will be one of the speakers at the opening ceremonies for Obama's inauguration. The theme for the inauguration is classic Cultural Marxist doublethink: "We Are One." The government and media are obsessed with race, with affirmative action, counting heads, quotas, instilling racial pride and group greviances in all non-whites along with many otheranti-white policies, all because, after all, there is only one race, the human race.


And guarding this inaugural celebration of our "oneness" (and freedom) will be a force of 42,500 heavily armed policemen and troops.


Tiger article: http://blogs.golf.com/presstent/2009/01/woods-to-speak.html

 

[darthvader]

Enjoy while it lasts to all you obama worshippers because he is simply bought and paid for. In fact I think as the system slowly collapses around him he's going to wish he was back in hawaii picking pineapples or in kenya (where he was originally from)chasing elephants. Just chalk this up as an experiment from the powers that be because after this is all over obama will be seen as a disgrace to his own people. The only small positive out of all this is that the negro will now be the center of attention when everything falls apart.

 

[Deacon]

The only small positive out of all this is that the negro will now be the center of attention when everything falls apart.  &nbs p;

When Obama fails it will be someone else's fault. Just like Katrina's debacle was caused by George Bush and not by Mayor Nagin.

 

[Don Wassall]

Katrina was royally botched by government at all levels. But because of FEMA (funded by taxpayers throughout the country) and the fedgov's imperial claims to be the final authority in preparing and dealing with all matterswhen it comes toemergency situations, the Bush regime does deserve the bulk of the blame, especially so when at the time of the catastrophe the fedgov was throwing away trillions of dollars in foreign wars while U.S. infrastructure continued to rot in New Orleans and elsewhere.

 

[Tom Iron]

Gentlemen,

I wonder at people's understanding of government and governmental agancies. As a person who was born and raised and lived most of my adult years in NYC and has watched city workers loaf about for many years, I wonder at the idea that a Fed. agencies employees would be any better than a city agencies employees. Where did that idea ever start? I always thought it was a known factor that people who work for city, state or the fedgov at all levels were known to be the dregs of the work force. People who couldn't pump gas for a living. People who hate their "job" and hate anyone who asks them to do it. So then why would anybody in their right mind think that an outfit like FEMA would get out there and do a bang up job when they were finally called on in a crisis? Just the idea that these time servers would in any way do the job they're supposed to is very curious to say the least.

Tom Iron...

 

[GiovaniMarcon]

^^^ As per Tom Iron's comment, I have a friend who's a high school teacher, and while she herself is a dedicated, hard-working professional, she tells me horror stories about lazy, shiftless, basically worthless teachers that are a waste of tax payers money.

It makes me feel sorry in some ways for the small minority of government employees who are fantastic at their job while the majority of those in similar professions suck, but in other ways I think the small minority's bad reputation is compensated for by their job security and benefits.

Oh, and Tiger Woods is about as black as Halle Berry.

 

[Electric Slide]

Katrina was royally botched by government at all levels.  But because of FEMA (funded by taxpayers throughout the country) and the fedgov's imperial claims to be the final authority in preparing and dealing with all matters when it comes to emergency situations, the Bush regime does deserve the bulk of the blame, especially so when at the time of the catastrophe the fedgov was throwing away trillions of dollars in foreign wars while U.S. infrastructure continued to rot in New Orleans and elsewhere.<!-- Message ''"" -->

I agree with you the response to Katrina on all levels was botched. I understand why you can blame the Bush regime. My understanding of the nature of emergencies is that the "first responders," (local fire, EMS, and police) have the primary responsibility for reacting immediate dangers being faced by citizens (people drowning, needing medical assistance, people committing crimes, etc.). It's hard to expect the federal government to start all these services from scratch when the local government in New Orleans completely disintegrated. When you throw in the self-disempowered citizens who where left behind operating on a Third-World mentality, it became very hard to adminster anything there. Also, my understanding is that while states recieve federal money for infrastructure projects, it is ultimately the states' responsibility to spend the money as allocated. I have seen numerous times when the money was redirected or the project was not done as expected. Supposedly the NO and LA governments did get money to reinforce levies, but chose to spend the money otherwise.

This is just something worth thinking about... If the first responsders, boat operators, and citizens of New York had waited on the federal government to intervine in the plane water landing, I have a feeling some people would have died.

 

[Don Wassall]

Katrina was a combination of different levels of governmental incompetence and corruption coming together thanks to Mother Nature, but as far as the Bush administration, the dullard president had to practically be forced to go to New Orleans for the requisite photo-ops after spending days at his ranch, riding his bicycle and doing other kinds of neato things. The head of FEMA was a Bush crony who had no qualifications for the job, and it showed. The "rebuilding" of New Orleans went by the typical Bush regime m.o. -- no bid contracts given to favored corporations, who then used lots of cheap Mexican labor. The National Guard was sent to patrol and disarm the citizenry, all in all typical NWO behavior.

 

[White Shogun]

It's funny to say that the government at all levels is filled with the dregs of society and incompetents when there are plenty of people who can't even get hired by the government. They can't pass a basic reading comprehension civil service test (minority scoring not withstanding) and cannot pass a background check that requires minimal criminal history and a decent credit check.

Oddly enough, many people with a four year degree from accredited American universities are among those who cannot pass said reading comprehension test.

 

[jaxvid]

"We Are One" is also my official slogan for America, but it's not complete: "We Are One Big F*cked Up Mess"

 

[Don Wassall]

Was watching some of the pre-inauguration show in front of the Lincoln Memorial and it was quite a sight. Lots of love for Abe, one of the heroes (along with FDR) of the power structure because of the way he paved the way for a total central government control. One big-name celebrity after another, usually in pairs, with at least one of them black at all times. For the singers,large choruses, again mostly black, would appear from from behind a moveable walled curtain of flags.


From periodic pullaway shots of the scene so that the entire Lincoln Memorial could be seen, it looked like at least six snipers were roaming the top of the building. The president-elect and friends were off to the side behind bulletproof glass. The hordes of people were herded to meet the needs of security. Lots of hope and happiness in the audience, comprised of well-meaning people who think everything will be peachy after Obama is sworn in.If this show is any indication,the anti-whiteCultural Marxismis about to be pushed to an even more insane degree, all in the name of racial unity, color blindnessand "oneness."

 

[Colonel_Reb]

If this show is any indication,the anti-whiteCultural Marxismis about to be pushed to an even more insane degree, all in the name of racial unity, color blindnessand "oneness."

I think you are correct Don, and I sure hope it will push whites far enough to wake them up from their long stupor. We'll see.

 

[LabMan]

"from their long stupor",well said Reb,however,I don't think it will ever end,whites want to be seen as being "fair and inclusive",and this to them,will ease the pangs of white guilt.

 

[Colonel_Reb]

"from their long stupor",well said Reb,however,I don't think it will ever end,whites want to be seen as being "fair and inclusive",and this to them,will ease the pangs of white guilt.

You might be right LabMan, but I believe people can be educated (the easy way or hard way) out of white guilt and its associated ills. I've seen it happen more than once. By the way, its good to see you posting again! I hope you aredoing much bettermy friend.

 

[OldSchoolBoy75]

Dare I say it, but if we see racial genocide in this country vis a vis South Africa and Rhodesia, then perhaps--just perhaps--Whites will reconsider being "fair" and "inclusive".

 

[LabMan]

OldSchoolBoy75,andReb,


The racial genocide post is a solid/sobering look at what may happen in the future here,The fine S/A golfer Ernie Ells,and actress Charlize Theron never thought it could happen there!


Reb,as always,thanks for the kind words.

 

[j41181]

If that ever happens, they had better watch out, white people are the hardiest people, and race in history!

 

[Guest]

On the political level I really doubt they have much left in the box except the politics of scapegoating here at home. So yes, the jews and gentile white libs who draft these polemics will pick some bedraggled white demographic and blame them for everything wrong. If anyone follows the Peak Oil issue there is a jewish guy James Howard Kuntsler who probably is showing the way in blame shifting. While Banksters named Ben Shalom Bernanke and Bob Rubin bail out their buddies, Kuntsler lays the blame at the NASCAR demographic for America's woes. Yes, hating whitey has only begun.