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News You Won't Hear on the MSM -- The Anti-Tea Party Left Turns Violent
When there was a whisper campaign that possibly, just possibly a racist was spotted at a Tea Party Rally it dominated the news for weeks. There is still talk of the violence (no proof mind you) that Tea Party Patriots perpetrated on members of Congress.
Still the Tea Party Patriots persist in their quest to return this nation to its roots, those established by the Framers.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10240/1083437-100.stm
SALISBURY, Md. -- A gunshot shattered a glass door Wednesday at a Salisbury office of the Maryland Republican Party, according to a party statement.The party published the statement on its website, indicating that a single gunshot shattered the front door at the office early in the morning.Salisbury police officers discovered the shattered glass after midnight and reported that the office had been vandalized.The statement indicated that a party staffer found a bullet in the office.If you have any information regarding this continuing investigation, contact Salisbury police by dialing 410-548-3165.
http://www.examiner.com/conservative-in-national/anti-tea-party-gro...
Anti-Tea Party groups turn violent
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On the eve of the massive 'Restoring Honor' gathering at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on Saturday, anti-Tea Party groups have turned violent. According to U.S. News and World Report,
'One of Washington's principal supporters of the Tea Party movement, former GOP Majority Leader D*** Armey's FreedomWorks, has been receiving death threats and profanity-laced phone calls as it gets involved in the fall elections. The number and intensity have reached such heights that the organization is leaving its downtown location near the FBI and moving to a high-security building near the U.S. Capitol.
'"FreedomWorks and D*** Armey receive dozens of threatening and harassing calls and E-mails each day. Many imply violence and use of weapons," spokesman Adam Brandon tells Whispers. "As we get closer to the election we expect the harassment to increase."'
Yet another indication of the growing violence is that gun shots were fired at a GOP office in Salisbury, Maryland on Wedn...
The gathering tomorrow in the nation's capital is spearheaded by Fox News personality Glenn Beck. Billed as the 'Restoring Honor' event, Beck maintains that the intent of the gathering is non-political and will focus on traditional American values as encapsulated by the nation's Founders--honor, liberty, faith, and truth.
Yet Beck himself has been the recipient of direct threats from those who oppose the rally.
New Black Panther Party leader Malik Zulu Shabazz threatened to confront Beck and "Restoring Honor" attendees at the Lincoln Memorial.
Meanwhile, a civil rights leader has compared the Tea Party Movement to the KKK, although the movement began in response to reckless government spending and high taxes during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. In addition, numerous African-Americans have come forward to state that they themselves are members of various Tea Party groups across the nation.
Further, the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.--Dr. Alveda King--is one of the speakers at the Beck rally tomorrow in Washington and defended the gathering against charges of racism.
In an eloquent op-ed in the Christian Science Monitor, Dr. Alveda King stated the following:
"Americans are hungry to reclaim the symbols of our liberty, hard won by an unlikely group of outnumbered, outgunned, underfunded patriots determined not to live in servitude to the British Empire. If we want to sing the national anthem at a memorial to the man who led this fledgling nation out of slavery, and made my people free, we should be able to send our voices soaring to the heavens.
"Glenn Beck’s “Rally to Restore Honor” this Saturday will give us that chance, and that’s why I feel it’s important for me to be there.
"Before the words were out of Mr. Beck’s mouth announcing the Aug. 28 rally, The New York Times noted that it would be at the same place and 47 years to the day since my Uncle Martin gave his “I Have a Dream Speech.” When asked why he chose that date in particular, Beck said he had not realized its significance, but in thinking about it, he saw it is an auspicious day to rally for the honor of the American people. He has said, and he’s right, that Martin Luther King didn’t speak only for African-Americans. He spoke for all Americans, and his words still ring true.
"Other groups are planning rallies and demonstrations in Washington that day, and freedom of speech gives them the right to do so – and to criticize me for not jumping on their bandwagon. But Uncle Martin’s legacy is big enough to go around."
The growing threat of violence and acts of violence are becoming more common the closer the nation edges to the all-important November mid-term elections. Some of the groups mentioned above, such as the New Black Panther Party, are known for using intimidation tactics to keep conservatives from gaining access to voting places.
These are acts of sheer desperation. The Leftwing sees the handwriting on the wall and is increasingly cognizant of the fact that a political tsunami is approaching in November. Thus, the charges of racism and the threats of violence.
Prudent Americans must not allow these tactics to thwart their efforts to take the nation back from extremist Leftwing operatives who have demonstrated a clear disdain for our Constitution. Dr. Alveda King's words are thus words to the wise.
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on -
Gee, makes you wonder what a left-wing-flakes melting point is. Sounds kinda low, maybe close to say butter. Don't worry about the dead bodies in the street, lots of new gun owners (left-wing-flakes) never learn how to handle or hold'em correctly. And let it be known, the left-wing-flakes are buying up on weapons. If their lucky, really lucky even fire it once or twice.
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Permalink Reply by Clint Manuel on -
Modern 'victimization' (those originating in the 60's movements) has formed under the pressures of special interest groups over decades, first as a widespread, undulating current of warm discontent until it has finally broken down into pockets of diamond-hard hate [mongers]. Without these voracious 'victims' vociferously spewing their venom-filled invective, people like Sharpton and his race-baiting ilk would have no power. They draw their strength by perpetuating the very thing they profess to 'cure' - hate!
"Victimization has its privileges, and I want some." - Mason Cooley
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on -
I think people like Al Sharpton loves conflict. He stirs up more trouble than Jesse Jackson. There is no hate except his kind of hate. Looks as if they are the racists!
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on -
It is fascinating to look at the definitions for racism. In a quick parse from a web search I see 3 attributes of racism:
1. Belief that races have inherent differences;
2. Belief that one race is superior to another
3. Power
On item #1, why is it that more Asians don't play in the NBA? My goodness there ARE inherent differences between the races -- it is physically apparent. Why deny the obvious. I think this is a silly statement.
On item #2 -- OK. I suppose some people think like that, but so what?
On item #3 -- Power. Sharpton and his ilk will tell you that blacks can't be racist because they have no power. It is power coupled with a belief that one race is superior that leads to racism. This point seems to me really unsustainable with a little thought. The term "institutional racism" comes to mind.
Their argument is that the numbers in [some position] aren't in proportion to the populations and therefore the only explanation is institutional racism. Putting aside the point in item #1 that this can happen and putting aside the fact that such things can be statistical anomalies there is still the question of such racial ideas propagate through an institution. Look at the flip side -- what had to happen in institutions to implement "affirmative action". How come this takes all of these rules, regulations and procedures to implement a reverse discrimination when institutional racism just happens by a whisper campaign. To be honest this doesn't pass my giggle test.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on
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Mike, I think the African American holds hatred, and anger toward the Whites because of SLavery over 200 years ago. They still demand payment. They are the ones that harbor racism because they want the Power. Why do you think voting in Obummer was a victory for them? One of theirs holds Power. Now, they find out he is a liar and a fake. He is a muslim trying bit by bit to bring in the Islam nation to take over America. In my imagination I think he may know where Osama Bin Laden is and is getting directions from him. I would not put anything past this non-American citizen.
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Permalink Reply by Clint Manuel on
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Thank you Mike.
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on
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Were did the Al Sharpton come from? He's just a product of a lie about hate and race that destoryed the lives of several good men in N.Y.C. The men were police, the lie came from a teenage girl and Poof= Al Sharpton! Maybe it's true, the suit makes the man. And he wears a cheap suit well....very well. But can't hide or cover-up that ugly black-heart of his. A usefull idiot of the Left if there ever was one.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on
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D J they all come out when they try to make race an issue in any situation. I remember what happened in New York. Boom! There was Al Sharpton. Where is Jesse Jackson? I guess since he was cheating the Rainbow Coalition, he has decided to duck and hide... Maybe Sharpton needs to do the same thing. We would then be able to do business without him trying to stir up racism...
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on
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I hate to say this, but i kinda mis Jesse,Jesse Jackson alittle. Maybe he's just remaking himself or doing a book. J.J was another that came from the back to the front on a lie, not his words or did M.L.K. really die in his arms? I read it took 2hrs. to talk JJ out from under a bed after the shooting. That was then, this is now. To call Al Sharpton a race-baiting racist is proof how kind Christians really are.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on
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If it is the truth--Call it what it is --Am I right? I am a Christian and I do not believe in watering-down the truth- tell it like it is. We have enough of lying and skirting around with those in power. Agree or disagree?
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on
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YES! Yes ADSelden, i agree with you, but always tempered with humility. After all, the truth cuts like a knife, but lies fall short with the test of time. Hey, that sounds pretty cool.
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Permalink Reply by msamericanpatriot on
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You are also forgetting about the Duke Lacrosse Rape case. The black prostitute LIED about the white lacrosse players raping her. In to the frey comes Sharpton and Jackson. Now those men are scared for life and probably can never hold a decent job or ANYTHING because of those two nut cases. For the record black on white rape happens more than white on black rape.
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