Stefan

I have been searching the Internet for about three weeks for a quote from Rev. Jesse Jackson on the Middle East. Because I could not find it, I was reluctant to say anything more on this thread. But it was likely made by Jesse in Fall 1979 soon after Andrew Young resigned as Ambassador to the U.N. Because so many Israelis and U.S. Jews were ordering Blacks to stop talking about the Middle East, Jesse responded (and I'm paraphrasing here) "Blacks need to talk about the Middle East because we will be among the first to die in the Middle East." Jesse was talking about Blacks in the military who would be sent off to fight on behalf of the U.S. (Remember Iraq?) Jesse's warning picked up by the Washington Post

@Pioneer1 I have no idea why you think this woman believes Dr. King went to “communist school.” This woman is only 25 years old, according to the Associated Press. Do you think she knows about the Cold War? She is probably as you say: Just nuts. Unless she has a specific and unknown agenda, such as committing a nefarious and despicable act that will gain her infamy. Lots of people like her skulking about these days. Most do not have the stones to do real chit. Why do you always come up some wide-eyed nonsense? Why don’t you sit and think about things before reaching for a keyboard? Because it seems the only exercise you get is jumping to conclusions. Now, go ahead … unleash your usual round of goofy and childish pejoratives.

@ProfD Your post is super hilarious, ProfD. I wish we had a heart emoji.

Kevin McCarthy unveils this terrible truth A couple of years ago, I created a thread that was of the opinion that White Supremacy had not died. Received pushback that said I was wrong. And I'm kinda curious. How do you guys feel about this now? Please let me know Chevdove is doing.

Yeah, running mates shall materialize when they see the credentials of Don the Con ...

Are any of you consistent viewers of Asian language programs in the U.S? ProfD happens to be right when it comes to certain ads promoting anti Blacks viewpoints: The following ad is about seven years old. I remember watching it on FB: Anti-Black ad for detergent

@ProfD I believe Norman Lear receives outsized respect for his memory due to "All in the Family." That was the beginning of his gaining fame. @Pioneer1 Comedy writer Saul Turtletab passed away in April 2020. He was a great writer. While he worked on Sanford and Son, he also wrote for What's Happening and the "Mary Tyler Moore Show."

Bravo!

@ProfD It appears that most would say it was Norman Lear. But there were a few folks before Lear who employed a similar concept. https://collider.com/honeymooners-sitcom-impact/ The bottom line is that folks could debate this all day and well into the night. Nice lede-in.

I have yet to meet a person who set out to live in poverty. If they choose to highlight the wretchedness of living like this for attention, then I've known a few who wanted to do this. However, I doubt anyone with a working brain wants to live amid such economic deprivation most of the time. The reason why I deleted my earlier post is because Pioneer1 is on to something: Not all monopolies are beneficial. Not even ones that provide electricity, emergency services, schooling or certain products. I had posted greed is the real problem. I never liked Microsoft. But for decades, they were the only PC operating system available, unless one had Apple products. Why did Whites try to hard to keep us out of professional baseball, football and basketball? They feared we would offer fans superior playing skills and we did. Whites maintained a monopoly.

It was not called an attack. It was called a "Limited Incursion." Your rage is misplaced. This military action was never supposed to be kept secret. U.S. begins bombing Cambodia

Chevdove, thank you.

@ProfD, More than a handful of Black countries are embroiled in armed conflict, according to the Geneva Academy of International Law and Human Rights. Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Central African Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan. The problem for most people is that they are unaware these battles and some wars are being fought. It is not that enough people are not dying or suffering. This is mostly due because news editors do not believe such conflicts are newsworthy. By the way, ProfD, you are one of the brightest and most engaged folks in this discussion group.

It is not just the Congo. There are 32 wars being fought on our planet at the moment, according to wisevoter.com. Overall, there are 32 countries in conflict and the types of conflict vary widely. While the severity and duration of these conflicts differ, they all have significant impacts on the affected populations and can result in a high casualties as well as humanitarian crises, according to this Website. One of the most common types of conflict taking place is terrorist insurgency. This type of conflict often involves non-state actors, such as extremist groups, that engage in violent activities to achieve their political goals. Countries such as Algeria, Burkina Faso, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Mauritania, Mozambique, Niger, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, and Yemen are all currently experiencing some form of terrorist insurgency. So, which country or region do you choose to help?

I imagine there are other shooters. (That's what we call ourselves). What inspired you to create this thread?

Rumors abounded for years ...

Israel actually gave nukes to the Afrikaaners. I protested that chit.

Below is my stepdaughter Domi. Above, a model named Jocelyn. And in the middle in the leopard print blouse is Poison. Jazz (last one on the right) is a dancer and her thighs could crack your skull.

richard, long ago I shared two images.

Top Model Shey

Now, were are being told how to think and how we should feel? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/julianna-margulies-black-people-brainwashed-hate-jews-rcna127626

Some of you really think Black and Whites in the North had to get along because of our close proximity to each other? Provide proof for your silly assertions. Ever hear of Redlining? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35255835 Nope. The unabashed truth is: We rarely got along. Talented Black men and women were always forced to walk a gauntlet of suspicion that we somehow cheated, were having sex with someone of import or were blackmailing others. So, you are friggin’ dreaming. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/national/george-floyd-america/nathan-mccall-systemic-racism-higher-education/ Do any of you know how to research a topic or an issue? Or do you just make shit up? The real truth about the U.S. North when it came to their views of Black people

Pioneer reveals his long silent desire to be penetrated through the butt by another man. Make sure that everyone gets a copy of the video, son. What is this? The 18th time you mentioned Gay sex, junior? I told you long ago that I am not Gay. But since you've been mentioned it so much, perhaps you are. If that is all you got to constitute an ad hominen attack, then traipse to any downtown, pick up a dude and I'm sure they'll show you how it's done. As I've mentioned, this is a touchy issue. But thanks to Pioneer constantly zeroing in on this subject, I can safely conclude that either Da Boy has been touched - or he wants to be.

The following is a touchy subject, mostly because men do not like to admit they’ve been abused by another male https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/black-survivors-are-nearly-invisible-us-catholic-clergy-sexual-abuse-c-rcna127171

Because of the Gaza war, racism and intolerance is far worse in the North than in the South. On average there are more violent confrontations between protesting groups of this conflict than elsewhere. People tend to get caught up in the anger and rage.