Should White People be concerned about the Obama administration?King Samir Shabazz and Jerry Jackson,The New Black Panthers
“When you have 10 brothers in uniform, suited and booted and ready for war, white folks know these niggas ain’t their niggas. We kick white folks asses. We take it right to the cracker.”
“We’re going to keep putting our foot up the white man’s ass until they understand completely. We want freedom, justice and mutha[expletive]‘ equality. Period. If you ain’t gonna give it to us, mutha[expletive], we’re gonna take it, in the name of freedom.” —King Samir Shabazz, The New Black Panthers
If you never read Barry Hussein Soetoro’s book, Dreams from my Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance you wouldn’t know that president Soetoro harbors racial attitudes that were held by radical Blacks of the 1960’s. Attitudes of hate against “Whitey” that was prevalent in the most radical of Black power groups.
Following are excerpts of Soetoro’s book in addition to his views on race over the years. (see 9:53mins video)
If you were paying just a little attention you would have recognized that something was amiss a year ago this month when Soetoro said a White Cambridge police officer, Sgt. James Crowley who arrested a Black professor and friend of Soetoro, Louis Gates, Jr., acted stupidly. What was interesting was Soetoro not knowing the facts reacted in a knee jerk anti- White man manner after hearing of the arrest of his college professor friend.
In addition to the just mentioned, America was dressed down by Soetoro’s Attorney General Eric Holder who accused us all of being a nation of cowards regarding discussing race. (see 4:06mins video)
Eric Holder’s office has pulled that plug on the most egregious act of voter intimidation in recent memory. Black Panthers on election day November 2008 stood in front of voter polls and verbally intimidated and verbally assaulted white people while holding a nightstick. Staff attorneys in the AG office had already gotten a summary judgment against New Black Panther Chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz, Minister King Samir Shabazz and Jerry Jackson.
Justice Department political appointees overruled career lawyers and ended a civil complaint accusing three members of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense of wielding a nightstick and intimidating voters at a Philadelphia polling place last Election Day, according to documents and interviews.
The incident - which gained national attention when it was captured on videotape and distributed on YouTube - had prompted the government to sue the men, saying they violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by scaring would-be voters with the weapon, racial slurs and military-style uniforms. --Jerry Seper
The incident - which gained national attention when it was captured on videotape and distributed on YouTube - had prompted the government to sue the men, saying they violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by scaring would-be voters with the weapon, racial slurs and military-style uniforms. --Jerry Seper
Because of the DOJ dismissal of the case against the New Black Panthers, the attorney working the case, J. Christian Adams resigned from the AG’s office to protest the sheer racial politicizing of a case involving Black on White voter intimidation in 2008. (see article)
J. Christian Adams said he resigned last month because of the Justice Department's decision to not pursue its case. (see article) and (here)
Mr. Adams resigned because of the double standard of the Soetoro administration. There was evidence of hate speech from at least one of the defendants, King Samir Shabazz. But instead of allowing, the case to go forward the Eric Holder justice department quashed the case.
Shabazz was the defendant that wielded the nightstick in front of a Philadelphia polling place. First, look at Mr. Shabazz intimidating at the polls November 2008(see 1:21min. video)
And then more background on King Samir Shabazz. Mr. Shabazz is a self-proclaimed racist who hates White people and wants to kill White babies.
“When you have 10 brothers in uniform, suited and booted and ready for war, white folks know these niggas ain’t their niggas. We kick white folks asses. We take it right to the cracker.”
“We’re going to keep putting our foot up the white man’s ass until they understand completely. We want freedom, justice and mutha[expletive]‘ equality. Period. If you ain’t gonna give it to us, mutha[expletive], we’re gonna take it, in the name of freedom.” —King Samir Shabazz, The New Black Panthers (see 10:14min video)
“We’re going to keep putting our foot up the white man’s ass until they understand completely. We want freedom, justice and mutha[expletive]‘ equality. Period. If you ain’t gonna give it to us, mutha[expletive], we’re gonna take it, in the name of freedom.” —King Samir Shabazz, The New Black Panthers (see 10:14min video)
Eric Holder and Barry Hussein Soetoro dropped the case against the New Black Panthers instead of prosecuting them for voter intimidation on election day November 2008. At the very least, the Panthers should have been tried for hate speech and the voter intimidation, for violating the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
Why was the case against King Samir Shabazz and the New Black Panthers dropped, when DOJ had sufficient evidence to take him and the New Black panthers to trial? Does the president hate White people too? Is the president a closet Black Panther? Or is he just sympathetic to their cause?
Eric Holder and Barry Hussein Soetoro must answer these questions. Should White citizens of the United States fear the Barry Hussein administration?