Look at the sad faces of the racists that are accused of wanting to gun down Obama…
Posted by MJ on August 27, 2008
Take a close look at the three men in the photo above. These men represent people not acknowledged enough but exist in far larger numbers then most realize on the under belly of American society. These pieces of shit meth head racist scumbags are sad excuses for human beings. One of the accused even had the last name of Adolf which is so ironic. Federal authorities are now saying the three men were not real threats on the life of Barack Obama basically because they are to stupid to carry that type of plan out. I feel we should be worried that one day a person or group of white supremacists having a sober day will some how mange to take a shot at Obama.
Check out the video interview of one of the men accused…
I am a white male but totally embarrassed that these men would take pride in being part of the white race. People need to start to wake up that racism is very much a live and well in America. I am afraid even if Obama was elected President while being historic and helping heal our nation it would also give these hate groups fuel to spread their fucked up ideology. We as a people need to recognize this and be honest about it and work to stamp out this disease.
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Rutherford said
Every US President is at risk. Unfortunately Barack’s ethnicity ups the ante. Think about it, as boring and innocuous as Gerald Ford was, who would think that even one, much less two people would take a shot at him? I’ve heard that this is one reason why Colin Powell refuses to run for political office … because his family is afraid for his life.
The wackos, whether racially motivated or not, will not go away. All we can hope is that the Secret Service works overtime to keep Barack safe both now and after election day.
MJ "revoltingpawn" said
I think we can even look beyond racial motivation and maybe there are other factors we should be looking at for the conspiracy types.
A list of recent assassination attempts…
Martin Luther King Jr. – successful
John F. Kennedy – successful
Robert F. Kennedy – successful
Gerald Ford – unsuccessful
Ronald Reagan – unsuccessful
Barack Obama – very possible
Let’s say Obama at some point was assassinated, do we see a trend here? People who represent change and are progressive end up being put down. Questions? Was the Ford And Reagan attempts unsuccessful because maybe not professional jobs like the others on the list? Are right winger types just more prone to violence because of their ideology so progressive leaders are more at risk? How is George Bush still walking the earth? You think he would be the poster boy for a assassination attempt.
***Disclaimer for the Secret Service – I would not myself attempt the assassination of George Bush or advocate it.
Ed said
This has been proven to be bunk. All of it. They’re a bunch of tweakers living out of a motel room.
MJ "revoltingpawn" said
Ed…
What is bulk? That they were not going to really assassinate Obama which I already linked to the story or that they are low life meth head white trash racists?
I looked at the about page on your blog and have to ask how Bill Clinton caused you to stop being a liberal? What are you now?
Ed said
By bunk I mean it was made out to be more than what it originally was made out to be. Here’s a link saying that they will not be charged.It’s in the UK but still true. I’m not saying your post was wrong. I clicked on your blog because I got a few hits from you place to mine.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4617490.ece
I was raised to be a democrat. Both of my parents are democrats, my grandparents, uncle, aunt, cousins… I was always told that republicans were evil money hungry bastards who were out for nothing more than power, not to mention liars, cheats and thieves. When Bubba was impeached because he lied under oath I had to take a step back and ask myself if what I had been told was true. I began researching the differences between Rep. and Dem’s and liberals and conservatives. To my amazement I found that I had more in common with Conservative Republicans than anyone else. Today I consider myself a libertarian as I see neither side as doing anyone any good although I am a social and fiscal conservative. Even more so since my son was born.
MJ "revoltingpawn" said
Ed…
The point of my post was not that the three men were guilty but men like them are not uncommon and because of this there very well may be an attempt on their life of Obama in the future.
Let me get this straight – you decided you were not a liberal because a MODERATE Democrat lied not about a crime but a matter that was no bodies business? You have more in common with conservative Republicans who lie as so to move us to unneeded wars? You are a fiscal conservative but don’t like Clinton who balanced the budget as opposed to the borrow and spend and run up the deficit policies of Reagan and Bush II? Not sure why having a son would have anything do with being a social and fiscal conservative.
You are right that neither party does much but that has more to do with a system that needs reform and a population that is generally ignorant on most of the issues so can’t ask the right questions let alone know the answers.
Ed said
I had always questioned whether or not I should be a democrat. However the reason I made the switch was not that single incident but an overall look at the reason I was a democrat. Was it because I was born into it or that I held the same viewpoints? It was that I was born into it and I felt I had to make the change. When my son was born and I walked out of the hospital for the first time everything was different. I felt different about the world and America. Republicans in general, not in every case but in general, share the same viewpoints as me. I could care less if Clinton got BJs, for God sakes he’s the leader of the free world, if the guy needs some GIVE HIM SOME! But it was the fact that he lied. As far as Bush goes I’m no fan. I agree that things were done wrong when we went to Iraq, but there is no sense in playing the “but ifs” game. We’re there and maybe it’s a good thing. Think of how many terrorists we took out. It was like flypaper.
Our government is broken and fixing it will be no small project. But until then I want someone in office who I have something in common with. If I had a chance to ask “O” a question it would be this. I’m not black, brown or yellow, I’m not on welfare, I’m not a retiree, I pay for my insurance, I believe that government is not the solution to our problems but the cause, I’ve been to college, my children are getting a great education, I’ve got a great job and I have no sense of the bad economy he keeps talking about, I feel I pay too much in taxes already… what exactly is it that you mean to “change” that I can get on board with?
MJ "revoltingpawn" said
Ed…
“As far as Bush goes I’m no fan. I agree that things were done wrong when we went to Iraq, but there is no sense in playing the “but ifs” game. We’re there and maybe it’s a good thing. Think of how many terrorists we took out. It was like flypaper.”
Sorry, Bill lied about getting a blow job and Bush lied about the threat Iraq posed to us which led to a trillion dollar war. There are terrorists in every country so wonder how you define terrorists. 99% of the 100,000 or so we killed in Iraq were innocent people and that is what is called a war crime.
“I’ve got a great job and I have no sense of the bad economy he keeps talking about…”
You have a great job so the economy is doing great? LOL During the Great Depression there were people with great jobs so I guess that part of history was made up.
“I feel I pay too much in taxes already…”
Well not sure how great your job is but if you are a millionaire or close to it you can pay a little more in taxes. If not no worries for you based on Obama’s tax plan.