European Americans everywhere are having a difficult time concealing their schadenfreude over this negress being forced to resign her post at the USDA for making racist statements. But before we explode trying to hold in shouts of "Welcome to OUR world!", remember that there's more to the video showing her making her remarks. And the NAACP, at first quick to condemn the woman (no doubt in order to appear "fair"), has begun an "investigation" into whether the woman's explanation is true. Of course, she will be exonerated of all wrong-doing, and the NAACP will force the USDA to give her back her job; give it a week, probably less. She'll then make the news and talk show rounds and file a multimillion dollar lawsuit. Furthermore, look for accusations of racism against Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack (he's White, so he'll be forced to resign), against the White blogger who initially posted the video, and against Fox News (not that I give a rodent's backside about Fox News) for picking up the story. And the fact that Obama's thugs were the ones who forced her to resign in the first place will be swept under the rug.
The only winner in this episode will be the NAACP, which is still gloating over successfully forcing a TEA party umbrella organization (headed by a Negro) to expel a group over its leader's allegedly racist web posting. Once Tom Vilsack resigns, the NAACP will have two White kills in the space of a fortnight - not bad for a group that many have written of as a decaying relic of the "civil rights" era.
No comments:
Post a Comment