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DRUDGE teases via Twitter: "Curious tape dropping tonight."
Matt Drudge Twitter account ^ | 10/2/2012 | Matt Drudge
Posted on Tuesday, October 02, 2012 3:13:10 PM by The G Man
"Curious tape dropping tonight. NOT from MOTHERJONES. Will cause controversy, ignite accusations of racism -- in both directions!"
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another on of your big game changers :D :D :D :D this should be good
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that 'whitey' tape from 2008 was finally found. october surprise!
in all seriousness, they dont even hide the race bating with that headling. "ignite accusations of racism". makes me want to spit, stirring shit like that, telling people they'll be outraged, instead of just presenting the item and letting people decide.
fucksticks, the whole lot of them.
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CAMPAIGN DRAMA: VIDEO MADE 6 YEARS AGO SURFACES ON EVE OF FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE... DEVELOPING TONIGHT...
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CAMPAIGN DRAMA: VIDEO MADE 6 YEARS AGO SURFACES ON EVE OF FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE... DEVELOPING TONIGHT...
Great. then say that. Perfectly fine :)
Don't say "tape sure to piss off everyone based on race" Most obvious race baiting I've ever seen, and in a world where we have too much of that, it's just plain irresponsible. They're not even hiding the fact they're trying to piss people off due to race. Fuck those assholes. Show the tape and let ppl decide. Don't just tell people "I'll show you something later that's something you'll be mad about... hint, racismmmmmmmmmm"
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Great. then say that. Perfectly fine :)
Don't say "tape sure to piss off everyone based on race" Most obvious race baiting I've ever seen, and in a world where we have too much of that, it's just plain irresponsible. They're not even hiding the fact they're trying to piss people off due to race. Fuck those assholes. Show the tape and let ppl decide. Don't just tell people "I'll show you something later that's something you'll be mad about... hint, racismmmmmmmmmm"
Its going to be something between bill and Obama - watch. Just a hunch.
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Its going to be something between bill and Obama - watch. Just a hunch.
if hannity is carrying it it sure will be a waste of time
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if hannity is carrying it it sure will be a waste of time
this
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this
LOL. Anything that makes the Messiah look less than god like is a waste of time to the drones.
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Its going to be something between bill and Obama - watch. Just a hunch.
Your hunches tend to backfire in your face quite often.
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LOL. Anything that makes the Messiah look less than god like is a waste of time to the drones.
only a drone would think that hannidy has anything useful
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LOL. Anything that makes the Messiah look less than god like is a waste of time to the drones.
come the fuck on.. its hannity for fucks sake... dude, even your retarded ass says hes full of shit,
but since its anti obama, he is a bastian of truth...
see... see how i did that ... cool huh
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come the fuck on.. its hannity for fucks sake... dude, even your retarded ass says hes full of shit,
but since its anti obama, he is a bastian of truth...
see... see how i did that ... cool huh
Lets see the tape and we willtalk later. Hey - you need me to take up a collection for some new shades for you?
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Lets see the tape and we willtalk later. Hey - you need me to take up a collection for some new shades for you?
na.. im good
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only a drone would think that hannidy has anything useful
Quick, post something from ThinkProgress again! ::)
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SIREN IS UP - THE ACCUSATIONS THE ACCENT THE OTHER RACE SPEECH
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:D
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SIREN IS UP - THE ACCUSATIONS THE ACCENT THE OTHER RACE SPEECH
the poor romney surporters are grasping at straws now :D :D :D :D :D :D priceless
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the poor romney surporters are grasping at straws now :D :D :D :D :D :D priceless
Tune in to the Racist in Chief tonight.
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not all repubs are racist but all racist are repubs ;D
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333386, i get my news from hannidy and the india times ;D
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not all repubs are racist but all racist are repubs ;D
I am an equal opportunity racist. I hate everybody equally. Spics, nigs, jigs, nig nogs, dagoes, wops, kykes, slits, slants, chinks, jewbags, heebs, polacks, tacos, twinks, fags, mooks, moulanas, tutsoons, porch monkeys, goombahs, ginzos, zips, sand nigs, towel heads, curry bastards, blocks heads, etc - i hate em all.
:P
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333386, i get my news from hannidy and the india times ;D
As opposed to MadCUNT and Tingles - far better bro.
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I am an equal opportunity racist. I hate everybody equally. Spics, nigs, jigs, nig nogs, dagoes, wops, kykes, slits, slants, chinks, jewbags, heebs, polacks, tacos, twinks, fags, mooks, moulanas, tutsoons, porch monkeys, goombahs, ginzos, zips, sand nigs, towel heads, curry bastards, blocks heads, etc - i hate em all.
:P
you forgot ginny ;D
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rumors are it is him saying hello to reverend wright while speaking to a crowd, 2 years before he took office, and 18 months before he disowned rev wright.
just the rumor. if true, that shit is weak.
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rumors are it is him saying hello to reverend wright while speaking to a crowd, 2 years before he took office, and 18 months before he disowned rev wright.
just the rumor. if true, that shit is weak.
it will only be big for the straw grasping romney voters :D :D :D :D
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it will only be big for the straw grasping romney voters :D :D :D :D
Drudge says its a speech w anger accusations and blame
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Yep. You guessed it! The video is more Rev. Wright bullshit!
Per the sludge factory:
THE ACCENT... THE ANGER... THE ACCUSATIONS...
THE SHOUT OUT TO REV. WRIGHT, WHO IS IN AUDIENCE...
FOXNEWS 9 PM ET...
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Yep. You guessed it! The video is more Rev. Wright bullshit!
Per the sludge factory:
THE ACCENT... THE ANGER... THE ACCUSATIONS...
THE SHOUT OUT TO REV. WRIGHT, WHO IS IN AUDIENCE...
FOXNEWS 9 PM ET...
OBAMA'S FRIED CHICKENS . . .. . .. . ARE COMING HOME . . . . . . .. TO ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SSSSTTT
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here it is your game changing video :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/foxvideo.asp
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Bullshit, it's gotta be more than this.
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Bullshit, it's gotta be more than this.
they pull this shit all the time,get the retards all excited :D :D :D
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where's 333386,he must be playing it backwards to find the hidden message :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
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they pull this shit all the time,get the retards all excited :D :D :D
can't blame them. gotta motivate the base somehow. the debate is tomorrow.
real 'bombshells' aren't preceded with "big bombshell coming, its racially exciting, you better tune in".
That ROmney 47% video was a bombshell. This isn't, sorry.
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hahahahahahahha sorry i had to
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Look at all the fake accents and condescending bs he only uses for blacks.
How blacks still fall for this shuck and jive bs and con game is beyond me.
Fucking gullible fools the 94ers are.
I think Sean has the unedited version. This was edited from what I gather.
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DRUDGE: Obama describes a society... where white majority profits by exploiting black America'...
Drudge Report ^
Posted on Tuesday, October 02, 2012 6:51:29 PM by GOPinCa
From Drudge: DAILY CALLER: 'For nearly 40 minutes, using an accent he never adopts in public, Obama describes a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America'... Developing tonight...
OBAMA DECLARES HOW POOR PEOPLE: 'Need help with basic skills, how to shop, how to show up for work on time, how to wear the right clothes, how to act appropriately in an office'... Developing...
(Excerpt) Read more at drudgereport.com ...
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THE ACCENT... THE ANGER... THE ACCUSATIONS... THE SERMON...
THE SHOUT OUT TO REV. WRIGHT, WHO IS IN AUDIENCE...
'My pastor, the guy who puts up with me, counsels me, listens to my wife complain about me. He's a friend and a great leader. Not just in Chicago, but all across the country'..
FOXNEWS 9 PM ET...
'We don't need to build more highways out in the suburbs. We should be investing in minority-owned businesses, in our neighborhoods'...
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OBAMA DECLARES HOW POOR PEOPLE: 'Need help with basic skills, how to shop, how to show up for work on time, how to wear the right clothes, how to act appropriately in an office'... Developing...
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LMFAO!!!!!!!!!
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DAILY CALLER: 'For nearly 40 minutes, using an accent he never adopts in public, Obama describes a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America'... Developing tonight...
FUCK YOU OBAMA YOU GHETTO WORTHLESS SLUG!
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DAILY CALLER: 'For nearly 40 minutes, using an accent he never adopts in public, Obama describes a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America'... Developing tonight...
FUCK YOU OBAMA YOU GHETTO WORTHLESS SLUG!
sounds exactly the same to me
oh yeah and
FUCK YOU 333 YOU GHETTO WORTHLESS SLUG !
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yeah, perhaps this is FOX/hannity getting a ratings spike, essentially 'cashing out' in case, after tomorrow's debate (if romney does poorly and the race is essentially over), they can milk it now.
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Matt Drudge got the five-alarm siren GIF out for "Obama's other race speech" — a lid-blowing, election-rocking video that was supposed to be the right's answer to Mother Jones' secret fundraiser footage of Mitt Romney.
Sean Hannity similarly hyped the "bombshell video," saying it "could dramatically impact the race for the White House" and urged listeners to "see before you vote."
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Within minutes, BuzzFeed's resident video hunter Andrew Kaczynski produced the clip in question, and boy or boy was it ever nothing.
The video that networks were supposedly racking their collective brains over whether to air so close to the debate turned out to be of a Hampton University speech Obama delivered in July of '07 (full video here, full remarks here) in which he gave a "special shout out" to controversial pastor Jeremiah Wright.
http://gawker.com/5948415/drudge-hannity-hype-five+year+old-video-of-obama-that-was-extensively-covered-in-2008?utm_campaign=socialflow_gawker_twitter&utm_source=gawker_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
:D :D :D :D :D
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Yeah Obama spewing racist CTs is no big deal. ::).
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GAME CHANGER: In 2007 speech, Obama lavished praise on racist reverend Jeremiah Wright
The Daily Caller ^ | October 2, 2012 | Daily Caller (no byline)
Posted on October 2, 2012 9:13:10 PM EDT by FL2012
In a video obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama tells an audience of black ministers, including the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, that the U.S. government shortchanged Hurricane Katrina victims because of racism.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
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You that album was released 9/11/2001 right? Crazy huh?
great album BTW.
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In heated ’07 speech, Obama praises Wright, says feds ‘don’t care’ about New Orleans [VIDEO]
Daily Caller ^ | 10/02/2012 | Tucker Carlson
Posted on October 2, 2012 9:20:06 PM EDT by SeekAndFind
In a video obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama tells an audience of black ministers, including the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, that the U.S. government shortchanged Hurricane Katrina victims because of racism.
“The people down in New Orleans they don’t care about as much!” Obama shouts in the video, which was shot in June of 2007 at Hampton University in Virginia. By contrast, survivors of Sept. 11 and Hurricane Andrew received generous amounts of aid, Obama explains. The reason? Unlike residents of majority-black New Orleans, the federal government considers those victims “part of the American family.”
The racially charged and at times angry speech undermines Obama’s carefully-crafted image as a leader eager to build bridges between ethnic groups. For nearly 40 minutes, using an accent he almost never adopts in public, Obama describes a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America. The mostly black audience shouts in agreement. The effect is closer to an Al Sharpton rally than a conventional campaign event.
WATCH:
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO
Obama gave the speech in the middle of a hotly-contested presidential primary season, but his remarks escaped scrutiny. Reporters in the room seem to have missed or ignored his most controversial statements. The liberal blogger Andrew Sullivan linked to what he described as a “transcript” of the speech, which turned out not to be a transcript at all, but instead the prepared remarks provided by the campaign. In fact, Obama, who was not using a teleprompter, deviated from his script repeatedly and at length, ad libbing lines that he does not appear to have used before any other audience during his presidential run. A local newspaper posted a series of video clips of the speech, but left out key portions. No complete video of the Hampton speech was widely released.
Obama begins his address with “a special shout out” to Jeremiah Wright, the Chicago pastor who nearly derailed Obama’s campaign months later when his sermons attacking Israel and America and accusing the U.S. government of “inventing the HIV virus as a means of genocide against people of color” became public. To the audience at Hampton, Obama describes Wright as, “my pastor, the guy who puts up with me, counsels me, listens to my wife complain about me. He’s a friend and a great leader. Not just in Chicago, but all across the country.”
By the time Obama appeared at Hampton, Jeremiah Wright had become a political problem. Wright told The New York Times earlier that year that he would no longer be speaking on the campaign’s behalf because his rhetoric was considered too militant. And yet later in the Hampton speech Obama explicitly defends Wright from unnamed critics, a group he describes as “they”: “They had stories about Trinity United Church of Christ, because we talked about black people in church: ‘Oh, that might be a separatist church,’” Obama said mockingly.
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO
Race thug in chief.
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The spine of Obama’s speech is a parable about a pregnant woman shot in the stomach during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. The baby is born with a bullet in her arm, which doctors successfully remove. That bullet, Obama explains, is a metaphor for the problems facing black America, namely racism. (At a similar speech he gave in April of 2007 at the First AME Church in Los Angeles to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the riots, according to a church member who was there, Obama described the slug as, “the bullet of slavery and Jim Crow.”)
At least 53 people were killed during the chaos in Los Angeles, many of them targeted by mobs because of their skin color. But Obama does not describe the riots as an expression of racism, but rather as the result of it. The burning and shooting and looting, he explains, amounted to “Los Angeles expressing a lingering, ongoing, pervasive legacy, a tragic legacy out of the tragic history of this country, a history this country has never fully come to terms with.”
And with that, Obama pivots to his central point: The Los Angeles riots and Hurricane Katrina have racism in common. “The federal response after Katrina was similar to the response we saw after the riots in LA,” he thunders from the podium. “People in Washington, they wake up, they’re surprised: ‘There’s poverty in our midst! Folks are frustrated! Black people angry!’ Then there’s gonna be some panels, and hearings, and there are commissions and there are reports, and then there’s some aid money, although we don’t always know where it’s going — it can’t seem to get to the people who need it — and nothin’ really changes, except the news coverage quiets down and Anderson Cooper is on to something else.”
It’s at about this point that Obama pauses, apparently agitated, and tells the crowd that he wants to give “one example because this really steams me up,” an example that he notes does not appear in his prepared remarks:
LISTEN TO THE DIFFERENCE:
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO
“Down in New Orleans, where they still have not rebuilt twenty months later,” he begins, “there’s a law, federal law — when you get reconstruction money from the federal government — called the Stafford Act. And basically it says, when you get federal money, you gotta give a ten percent match. The local government’s gotta come up with ten percent. Every ten dollars the federal government comes up with, local government’s gotta give a dollar.”
“Now here’s the thing,” Obama continues, “when 9-11 happened in New York City, they waived the Stafford Act — said, ‘This is too serious a problem. We can’t expect New York City to rebuild on its own. Forget that dollar you gotta put in. Well, here’s ten dollars.’ And that was the right thing to do. When Hurricane Andrew struck in Florida, people said, ‘Look at this devastation. We don’t expect you to come up with y’own money, here. Here’s the money to rebuild. We’re not gonna wait for you to scratch it together — because you’re part of the American family.’”
That’s not, Obama says, what is happening in majority-black New Orleans. “What’s happening down in New Orleans? Where’s your dollar? Where’s your Stafford Act money?” Obama shouts, angry now. “Makes no sense! Tells me that somehow, the people down in New Orleans they don’t care about as much!”
It’s a remarkable moment, and not just for its resemblance to Kayne West’s famous claim that “George Bush doesn’t care about black people,” but also because of its basic dishonesty. By January of 2007, six months before Obama’s Hampton speech, the federal government had sent at least $110 billion to areas damaged by Katrina. Compare this to the mere $20 billion that the Bush administration pledged to New York City after Sept. 11.
Moreover, the federal government did at times waive the Stafford Act during its reconstruction efforts. On May 25, 2007, just weeks before the speech, the Bush administration sent an additional $6.9 billion to Katrina-effected areas with no strings attached.
As a sitting United States Senator, Obama must have been aware of this. And yet he spent 36 minutes at the pulpit telling a mostly black audience that the U.S. government doesn’t like them because they’re black.
As the speech continues, Obama makes repeated and all-but-explicit appeals to racial solidarity, referring to “our” people and “our neighborhoods,” as distinct from the white majority. At one point, he suggests that black people were excluded from rebuilding contracts after the storm: “We should have had our young people trained to rebuild the homes down in the Gulf. We don’t need Halliburton doing it. We can have the people who were displaced doing that work. Our God is big enough to do that.”
This theme — that black Americans suffer while others profit — is a national problem, Obama continues: “We need additional federal public transportation dollars flowing to the highest need communities. We don’t need to build more highways out in the suburbs,” where, the implication is, the rich white people live. Instead, Obama says, federal money should flow to “our neighborhoods”: “We should be investing in minority-owned businesses, in our neighborhoods, so people don’t have to travel from miles away.”
The solution, Obama says, is a series of new federal programs, including one to teach punctuality to the poor: “We can’t expect them to have all the skills they need to work. They may need help with basic skills, how to shop, how to show up for work on time, how to wear the right clothes, how to act appropriately in an office. We have to help them get there.”
WATCH THE NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN FULL SPEECH:
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO...
That’s not what he actually said. Before the audience at Hampton, Obama ends his speech this way:
“America will survive. Just like black folks will survive. We won’t forget where we came from. We won’t forget what happened 19 months ago, or 15 years ago, or 300 years ago.”
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Racist Thug in Chief.
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Obama excusing the LA Riots!
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333386 VINDICATED.
Obama hates this country.
FUBO you disgusting ghetto thug.
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VINDICATED.
http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/02/obama-speech-jeremiah-wright-new-orleans
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http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/10/02/Tucker-On-Obama-Speech-Not-Dog-Whistle-Dog-Siren
FUBO!!!!
Obama is an enemy t this nation.
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Regulatory Waivers and Extensions Pursuant to Hurricane Katrina
The Air University US Air Force ^ | 09/13/2005 | Curtis W. Copeland
Posted on October 2, 2012 9:55:36 PM EDT by blueyon
Summary Federal agencies have waived a number of regulatory requirements and extended the deadlines for certain reports and applications to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina and to ease the economic effects of the storm. Most of the actions were permitted by agency or program-specific authorizing statutes. More generally, though, Section 301 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act permits agencies to modify or waive administrative conditions for federal assistance in the wake of a major disaster upon the request of state or local authorities. This report identifies some (but not necessarily all) of those Katrina-related waivers and extensions, and will not be updated.
(Excerpt) Read more at au.af.mil ...
Obama lied again.
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Regulatory Waivers and Extensions Pursuant to Hurricane Katrina
The Air University US Air Force ^ | 09/13/2005 | Curtis W. Copeland
Posted on October 2, 2012 9:55:36 PM EDT by blueyon
Summary Federal agencies have waived a number of regulatory requirements and extended the deadlines for certain reports and applications to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina and to ease the economic effects of the storm. Most of the actions were permitted by agency or program-specific authorizing statutes. More generally, though, Section 301 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act permits agencies to modify or waive administrative conditions for federal assistance in the wake of a major disaster upon the request of state or local authorities. This report identifies some (but not necessarily all) of those Katrina-related waivers and extensions, and will not be updated.
(Excerpt) Read more at au.af.mil ...
Obama lied again.
Gee golly whiz! But he was so "well spoken" and didn't seem angry at white people! What are we going to do now?
Attack Mormons and hope the majority of Americans are too stupid to finally realize who they elected into office.
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So thats the hard hitting stuff right there.. thats the game changer...
im like dead ass serious.. it has to be more than this... he used an accent...and said white people did bad shit
and news flash... the fed didnt give a shit about NO during Katrina... look at it...
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Hahah, all the libs on here blasting Hannity as if they were going.to hear from the msm. When they say truth.hurts I just turn, look at the liberals in their denial and laugh my ass off. Hahaha.
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Hahah, all the libs on here blasting Hannity as if they were going.to hear from the msm. When they say truth.hurts I just turn, look at the liberals in their denial and laugh my ass off. Hahaha.
WWJD
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WWJD
Do exactly what we're doing now....fight the devil.
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You that album was released 9/11/2001 right? Crazy huh?
great album BTW.
Christ... 11 years ago? Jesus Im getting old. I remember seeing them during their tour for that album release.
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So thats the hard hitting stuff right there.. thats the game changer...
im like dead ass serious.. it has to be more than this... he used an accent...and said white people did bad shit
and news flash... the fed didnt give a shit about NO during Katrina... look at it...
Bullshit. That is another bogus CT
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Obama’s Promotion of Racial Hatred Exposed
Front Page Magazine ^ | October 3, 2012 | Arnold Ahlert
Posted on October 3, 2012 4:34:26 AM EDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Last night, on the eve of the first and perhaps most important debate between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney, the Daily Caller released the first “October surprise” of the 2012 election in the form of an unedited 2007 video of Obama speaking at Hampton University. Dubbed by the Drudge Report and the Daily Caller as “Obama’s Other Race Speech,” the video promised to show the President describing America, in the Daily Caller’s words, “as a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America.” Indeed, the raw footage of Obama exposes odious racial hatred and demagoguery more befitting Rev. Jeremiah Wright than a mainstream political candidate. Far from conforming to the persona the President has marketed to the public over the last several years, the ideology put forth in the video more closely parallels what we know of Obama’s radical pre-presidential life.
Prior to the video’s release, many media outlets speculated that the speech in question was the one delivered by Obama in 2007 at Hampton University, a historically black college located in Virginia. Furthermore, some media sources decided that the speech had already been shown in full, that there was nothing controversial about it, or that a rebroadcast of it could be construed as “race-baiting” by a conservative news outlet.
While the speech in question was the one delivered at Hampton University, Fox News’s Sean Hannity introduced the clips — which had not been seen or transcribed before — noting that some of the more revealing aspects of the speech were ignored by the media, and/or that they stuck to reporting about what was in the transcript of the speech, despite the reality that the president ad-libbed the most incendiary remarks at length.
Yet one of the more striking aspects of the video was not the speech itself, but Obama’s delivery. Obama affected a phony minstrel accent to condescend to the black audience, which African Americans ought to find insulting. It was in this manner that Obama unleashed a torrent of lies regarding the response to Hurricane Katrina, accusing the Bush administration and federal government of being racist. He went so far as communicating to the audience that they were not viewed as a part of the “American family” because New Orleans is a “black-majority” city, which the government didn’t “care about as much.”
“Down in New Orleans, where they still have not rebuilt twenty months later,” he begins, “there’s a law, federal law–when you get reconstruction money from the federal government–called the Stafford Act. And basically it says, when you get federal money, you gotta give a ten percent match. The local government’s gotta come up with ten percent. Every ten dollars the federal government comes up with, local government’s gotta give a dollar.”
“Now here’s the thing,” Obama continues, “when 9-11 happened in New York City, they waived the Stafford Act–said, ‘This is too serious a problem. We can’t expect New York City to rebuild on its own. Forget that dollar you gotta put in. Well, here’s ten dollars.’ And that was the right thing to do. When Hurricane Andrew struck in Florida, people said, ‘Look at this devastation. We don’t expect you to come up with y’own money, here. Here’s the money to rebuild. We’re not gonna wait for you to scratch it together–because you’re part of the American family. That’s not,” Obama says, “what is happening in majority-black New Orleans. “What’s happening down in New Orleans? Where’s your dollar? Where’s your Stafford Act money? Makes no sense! Tells me that somehow, the people down in New Orleans they don’t care about as much!”
One thing that is not new here is the president’s penchant for lying whenever it suits his purposes. As both Fox and the Daily Caller point out, six months before this speech, the federal government had already sent approximately $110 billion to areas damaged by Katrina. Furthermore, the federal government did waive the Stafford Act on several occasions during its reconstruction efforts. And the Bush administration also sent an additional $6.9 billion to Katrina-effected areas–with no strings attached. Senator Obama undoubtedly knew about all of it, yet he apparently wasn’t going to let the truth get in the way of a good speech.
At another point in the video, Obama implies that black Americans were excluded from the re-building process, and insinuates that federal projects were economically benefitting stereotypically white precincts such as the “suburbs” and white-collar industries. Obama contended that we should have had “our young people trained to rebuild the homes down in the Gulf. We don’t need Halliburton doing it.” Above he’s complaining that New Orleans hasn’t built re-built 20 months after the hurricane, yet he would apparently prefer taking time to train young people to rebuild, even as he dismisses the services of one the world’s largest engineering and construction companies in the process. Obama said that federal transportation dollars should go to the “highest need communities,” not “highways out in the suburbs,” and that additional funds should be invested in “minority-owned business in our neighborhoods, so people don’t have to travel from miles away.”
Yet how the president sees such people is quite telling. “We can’t expect them to have all the skills they need to work,” he says. “They may need help with basic skills, how to shop, how to show up for work on time, how to wear the right clothes, how to act appropriately in an office. We have to help them get there.” This passage reveals the true nature of Obama’s hard-left worldview, one of the central pillars of which is that substantial numbers of Americans are utterly helpless without the guiding hand of big government.
The Hampton University speech is miles away from Obama’s speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention that catapulted him to national prominence. With an eye to the national stage, Obama said, “The pundits, the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states,” and further that we are “one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the United States of America.” Except when the president is dividing us by race and class in order to win an election.
Some reactors to the speech have already assailed the President as an unprincipled chameleon, saying what he thinks his audience wants to hear. Obama began his speech with “a special shout out” to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who had already become a controversy at the time. He praised Wright as “my pastor, the guy who puts up with me, counsels me, listens to my wife complain about me. He’s a friend and a great leader. Not just in Chicago, but all across the country.” But soon after, when that friend and great leader finally became a political liability due to his overtly racist worldview, Obama was able to distance himself from Wright, amazingly using his 2008 speech about race as a vehicle. And once again, just as in 2004, the president was hailed by the media as a uniter, a post-racial vision of the future — only a short time after he parroted the deeply divisive and hateful views of Jeremiah Wright.
Thus it was important, as Hannity noted in his opening segment, to hammer home the point that Obama’s ability to have it both ways — to cast himself as a “pragmatic uniter” while espousing the ideology of Jeremiah Wright, Derek Bell, Saul Alinksy and Obama-mentor and Communist operative Frank Marshall Davis — is only possible because of a mainstream media more than willing to let him get away with it. To add insult to injury, as the Caller reveals in a separate story, the Democratic National Committee was working with tweets from reporters at organizations including Politico, BuzzFeed, The Huffington Post, The New York Times, New York Magazine and the Atlantic to discredit the Hampton University video before they were aired.
This media malfeasance found no better representation than in the following discrepancy between the last line of Obama’s speech contained in the transcript and his actual remarks, which was apparently not of interest to any journalists. “America is going to survive. We won’t forget where we came from. We won’t forget what happened 19 months ago, 15 years ago, thousands of years ago,” the transcript said.
What Obama actually said was this: “America will survive. Just like black folks will survive. We won’t forget where we came from. We won’t forget what happened 19 months ago, or 15 years ago, or 300 years ago.” The added reference to “black folks” and the change from “thousands” of years ago to “300″ is as subtle as a Mack truck. Just as important, the media is more than willing to pretend such divisiveness isn’t happening. This video shows otherwise — in no uncertain terms.
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Full 2007 Video of Obama Emerges of Then-Senator Obama Claiming Federal Discrimination Against New Orleans
ABC
On the eve of the first presidential debate, the conservative website The Daily Caller Tuesday circulated previously unreported clips of a five-year-old speech in which then-Senator Barack Obama praised his controversial former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and suggested the federal government discriminated against the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
“I’ve got to give a special shout-out to my pastor. The guy who puts up with me. Counsels me. Listens to my wife complain about me. He’s a friend. And a great leader,” the president said of Wright in an address to the Hampton University Annual Ministers’ Conference in Hampton, Va., in June 2007 in video posted by The Daily Caller and first aired on Fox News.
ABC News ran that clip in a March 2008 piece on “World News Tonight with Charles Gibson.” At the time, prepared remarks of Obama’s speech were released by the campaign and a local newspaper posted a nine-minute edited video of the address. What ABC News and many others, including The Daily Caller founder Tucker Carlson, covered at the time was based on that edited video and the prepared remarks.
As ABC News reported at the time, Obama implied the Bush administration had ignored what he called “quiet riots” in the United States — serious instances of poverty and hopelessness that had gone unaddressed by the federal government.
But the full version of the speech, posted on The Daily Caller website this evening, shows Obama taking that argument a step further, suggesting the federal government overlooked the needs of residents of New Orleans suffering in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, as opposed to victims of other disasters in other parts of the country.
“Down in New Orleans, where they still have not rebuilt 20 months later,” Obama says, “there’s a law, federal law — when you get reconstruction money from the federal government — called the Stafford Act. And basically it says, when you get federal money, you’ve got to give a 10 percent match. The local government’s got to come up with 10 percent. Every 10 dollars the federal government comes up with, local government’s got to give a dollar.
“Now here’s the thing, when 9/11 happened in New York City, they waived the Stafford Act — said, ‘This is too serious a problem. We can’t expect New York City to rebuild on its own. Forget that dollar you got to put in. Well, here’s 10 dollars.’ And that was the right thing to do. When Hurricane Andrew struck in Florida, people said, ‘Look at this devastation. We don’t expect you to come up with y’own money, here. Here’s the money to rebuild. We’re not going to wait for you to scratch it together — because you’re part of the American family.’ … What’s happening down in New Orleans? Where’s your dollar? Where’s your Stafford Act money? Makes no sense. Tells me that somehow, the people down in New Orleans they don’t care about as much.”
Carlson told Fox Tuesday night the clips were evidence the then-candidate was “whipping up race hatred and fear. Period.”
The clips, which were hyped online throughout the day by Fox News and conservative blogger Matt Drudge, were billed as something the “left wing press has been hiding since 2007.”
“That is racial rhetoric designed to make people fearful,” Carlson told Fox News’ Sean Hannity. “This is the opposite of what a uniter does, this is what a demagoguer does, and it’s wrong.”
At a different point in the speech, Obama suggests there was no racial animus afoot when it came to how the government responded to Hurricane Katrina.
“People ask me whether I thought race was the reason the response was so slow,” Obama said. “I said, ‘No. This administration was colorblind in its incompetence.’ But everyone here knows the disaster and the poverty happened long before that hurricane hit. All the hurricane did was make bare what we ignore each and every day, which is that there are whole sets of communities that are impoverished, that don’t have meaningful opportunity, that don’t have hope and they are forgotten. This disaster was a powerful metaphor for what’s gone on for generations.”
In response, the Obama campaign said the release of the clips are a “transparent attempt” by “Mitt Romney’s allies” to change the subject from the GOP nominee’s secretly recorded comments that 47 percent of voters are dependent and believe “they are victims.”
“The only thing shocking about this is that they apparently think it’s wrong to suggest that we should help returning veterans, children leaving foster care and other members of Mitt Romney’s 47 percent get training that will allow them to find the best available jobs. If the Romney campaign believes that Americans will accept these desperate attacks tomorrow night in place of specific plans for the middle class, it’s they who are in for a surprise,” campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt said in a written statement.
Then-Sen. Obama throughout 2007 criticized the federal government for not waiving the requirement of 10 percent matching funds for FEMA dollars for Gulf Coast states.
In July 2007, he said before the Senate Environment And Public Works Committee, “Before last summer, the Stafford Act, I think, was just an abstract law for many of us. We had had some experiences, obviously, with hurricanes or with tornadoes and floods in Illinois, but nothing compared to what happened on Aug. 29, 2005, when Katrina made landfall. So now it is our responsibility to determine what we can do to insure that the Stafford Act and the agencies that implement it have the flexibility and resources they need to respond to the next Katrina.
“I just completed my first trip to New Orleans last week and was astonished by what I saw,” he continued. “No matter how many times you hear about it, no matter how many times you see it on the news, no matter how many times you meet folks who have no home to return to, nothing prepares you for the terrible reality and scope of the devastation.
“I asked the folks there how we in the Senate can help,” he continued. “They had had almost a year to think about it. They had some good answers. One thing that they asked was that the Stafford Act establish a magnitude of disaster above major disaster level. They suggested a catastrophic disaster designation that could provide the long-term resources and assistance that such a disaster would require. They asked for an increased federal share in paying for emergency work, work such as the clearance and removal of debris and temporary restoration of essential public services. After Katrina, homeowners were forced to pay for debris cleanup because FEMA wouldn’t foot the bill. They asked for changes in housing assistance. Clearly, FEMA was not equipped to address the housing needs of the displaced. We need to fix that problem in any reauthorization of the Stafford Act.”
– Jake Tapper and Mary Bruce
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only at grasping at straws land does this even matter :D :D :D :D :D where 333386 is king :D
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only at grasping at straws land does this even matter :D :D :D :D :D where 333386 is king :D
Katrina CT's - check
Making excuses for LA Riots - check
Race baiting - check
No more highways into the suburbs - check
Quiet Riot - check
Exposing obama's lies on Rev Wright - check
Exposing the MSM covering up obama's radicalism in 2007 - check
Obama using fake accent to play to the ignorant gatherings of 94ers - check
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Katrina CT's - check
Making excuses for LA Riots - check
Race baiting - check
No more highways into the suburbs - check
Quiet Riot - check
Exposing obama's lies on Rev Wright - check
Exposing the MSM covering up obama's radicalism in 2007 - check
Obama using fake accent to play to the ignorant gatherings of 94ers - check
333386 king of grasping at straws land - check
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Right wing desperation - CHECK
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Coulter on Obama’s urban accent: ‘He just turns it on and suddenly we’ve got Malcolm X speaking to us’ [VIDEO]
Published: 11:39 PM 10/02/2012
By Jeff Poor
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On Mark Levin’s radio show Tuesday, conservative commentator Ann Coulter questioned President Barack Obama’s suggestion that he is a product of a racist society, and that he is an appropriate messenger to counteract that racism.
Coulter, author of “Mugged: Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama,” offered he analysis prior to the publication of a Daily Caller exclusive video on the Fox News Channel, which showed then-Sen. Barack Obama portraying himself as something different than he is now.
“Obama is such a fraud,” Coulter said. “He grew up in a ‘Beverly Hills, 90210′ existence, but he’s just desperate to have this angry, black persona. It’s rather like reading about you know, Hitler’s musings on his Germanic identity. You know, he graduated from this fancy, fancy school in Hawaii, voted recently the greenest school in America. And yet, when he wants to, he just turns it on and suddenly we’ve got Malcolm X speaking to us.”
Coulter explained how there is a whole fakeness to Obama and the use of racism in society. Yet, the president still walks around “like he’s Martin Luther King,” she said.
“Yes, and still angry — it’s all an act,” she said. “It’s like his 70 percent of Twitter followers being fake. The whole thing is just smoke and mirrors. And at least for people of our generation, this is a large part of why we now have more child molesters than racists in America.”
“It just isn’t a part of our existence. During our entire lifetime, the only effect of being black is that you get benefits. Doors open for you. You are more likely to get a position in Harvard Law School. Anyone who grew up watching ‘The Brady Bunch,’ this racism and discrimination — at least discrimination against black people, there’s some discrimination against white people — simply isn’t a part of our conceptual apparatus, which is why it’s so strange to have of all people this half-black man born in Hawaii in 1961 walking around like he’s Martin Luther King.”
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/02/coulter-on-obamas-urban-accent-he-just-turns-it-on-and-suddenly-weve-got-malcolm-x-speaking-to-us-video/#ixzz28F09VC77
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I am an equal opportunity racist. I hate everybody equally. Spics, nigs, jigs, nig nogs, dagoes, wops, kykes, slits, slants, chinks, jewbags, heebs, polacks, tacos, twinks, fags, mooks, moulanas, tutsoons, porch monkeys, goombahs, ginzos, zips, sand nigs, towel heads, curry bastards, blocks heads, etc - i hate em all.
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I'm having trouble differentiating nigs, nig nogs, jigs, porch monkeys and mooks. Are these subcategories, or just redundancies?
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I having trouble differentiating nigs, nig nogs, jigs, porch monkeys and mooks. Are these subcategories, or just redundancies?
Redundancies ;D
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don't forget jiggaboos, boos, spooks, bimbos (german slang for dumb blacks)
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only at grasping at straws land does this even matter :D :D :D :D :D where 333386 is king :D
Strange I seem to remember you posting some video about some old woman ragging on Romney about Vietnam. That was 47 years ago, but something that happened a mere 5 years ago is irrelevant?
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What about blond white hetero racists who hates Obama and beat up fags by night?
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What about blond white hetero racists who hates Obama and beat up fags by night?
National Heros :P
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From 2002 -
The true Radical in Chief
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Strange I seem to remember you posting some video about some old woman ragging on Romney about Vietnam. That was 47 years ago, but something that happened a mere 5 years ago is irrelevant?
this has to do with the repubs throwing anything at the wall to see if it sticks because they ran mr. unelectable daaaaa
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this has to do with the repubs throwing anything at the wall to see if it sticks because they ran mr. unelectable daaaaa
Irrelevant, but I guess Obama in his words means nothing ::)
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Obama in 2005: U.S. ‘indifferent’ toward blacks - More racial remarks regarding Katrina unearthed
WND ^ | October 3, 2012 | Aaron Klein
Posted on Wednesday, October 03, 2012 2:44:19 PM by Cincinatus' Wife
The George W. Bush White House demonstrated a “passive indifference” toward blacks that is common in a society that believes all people drive SUVs with trunks full of sparkling water,stated Barack Obama during a 2005 speech on racism and Hurricane Katrina.
.....Obama,then an Illinois state senator, was first introduced on stage by his future pick for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan....
Obama stated:“You know, after the hurricane and its aftermath there was a lot of discussion about the fact that those who were impacted by the achingly slow response on the part of the federal government were disproportionally black.”
“And one of my favorite musicians, that’s right I’m 44 but I still can hang,Kanye West,said on a telethon, ‘George Bush doesn’t care about black people.’ And that also shook up the ordinary. NBC scrabbled and they had to…Mike Meyers was standing there. He’s usually a funny guy but he didn’t have a witty comeback for that one. He was looking like somebody just made a bad smell or something.”
Continued Obama: “I love Kanye’s music, but I actually disagreed with how he phrased his statement. … I said I do not ascribe to the White House, or to FEMA,to Mr. Chertoff or Mr. Brown any active malice. I don’t think they were in there plotting and saying ‘you know what these are black people,lets not rescue them.’
“But rather what was revealed was a passive indifference that is common in our culture, common in our society. A sense that, of course once the evacuation order is issued that you will hop in your SUV and fill it up with $100 worth of gasoline and load up your trunk with some sparkling water and take your credit card and check in to the nearest hotel until the storm passes.”.....
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
What a fucking liar! They had hundreds of busses than Nagin refuses to use!
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Irrelevant, but I guess Obama in his words means nothing ::)
in case you missed it ,old news, was out in 2007.tried to push it as some new game changer
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Dude it's always someone else's fault, that is the Obama platform.
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And Obama blamed racism for this.
Fucking typical of a racist 94er like obama to blame a CT instead of reality.
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Dude it's always someone else's fault, that is the Obama platform.
well your half right,that is the politicians platform
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in case you missed it ,old news, was out in 2007.tried to push it as some new game changer
It's old news when it involves Obama you mean
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It's old news when it involves Obama you mean
They all bought into a false narrative of who the media told them obama was and refuse to accept the reality of just how bad they were conned and sold a lie.
I laugh at obama voters now themselves they are over the sham the cry and worship over.
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They all bought into a false narrative of who the media told them obama was and refuse to accept the reality of just how bad they were conned and sold a lie.
I laugh at obama voters now themselves they are over the sham the cry and worship over.
I tried to warn people, no one listened
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I tried to warn people, no one listened
Me too. The libs were so desperate for a messiah and savior they completely overlooked just who they were nominating.
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must be why obama is ahead again :D :D :D
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must be why obama is ahead again :D :D :D
Momentum already shifting in the race. Obama peaked way too early.
Hannity said a lot more of these videos are coming.
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Momentum already shifting in the race. Obama peaked way too early.
Hannity said a lot more of these videos are coming.
brrahahahahahahaha wishful thinking,and more ground breaking videos :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D you do live in fantasy land
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So all blacks are all helpless dolts?