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Almost a year ago the inauguration of President Barack Obama was hailed as a turning point in US race relations. The country was said to be entering a new era of post-racial politics, on the path to a future of greater diversity and tolerance. But while crowds flocked to Washington to witness the swearing in, others were refusing to join the party. Racially motivated threats against Obama rose to new heights in the first months of his presidency, with the US seeing nine high-profile race killings in 2009. Meanwhile white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups claim their membership is growing and that visits to their websites are increasing. Filmmakers Rick Rowley and Jacquie Soohen went inside the white nationalist movement to investigate.
This is really disturbing to watch on so many levels . This is also one of the reasons the GOP party has a lower approval rating then our Democratic party . You have far right wacko Michele Bachmann, a religious right Catholic preacher and sitting Republican senators praying to not just stop this current bill, but ANY real reform that could help people . So basically what they are praying for is the status quo . And what's the status quo ? 45,000 men, women, and children die every year . That's what these people are praying for . In addition, their doing it with an even crazier controversial "preacher" . Also, pay attention to one of the Republican senators. He hints somewhat that he wants to do away with the separation between church and state clause in the constitution . People should be very, very worried that nuts like these could control the house, senate, and maybe even worse, the W.H.
The above video in full
Rep. Michele Bachmann and Lou Engle of The Call participate in the Family Research Council's
anti-healthcare reform "prayercast."
YOU WILL FIND MORE HERE: RIGHT WING WATCH
ADDING TO MY PREVIOUS BLOG POST:
RACISM AND THE PRESIDENT. -SO- WHY IS
THIS TOPIC HUSH-HUSH IN THE MAINSTREAM
MEDIA? ANOTHER POINT: THE ANTI-IMMIGRANT
THIS TOPIC HUSH-HUSH IN THE MAINSTREAM
MEDIA? ANOTHER POINT: THE ANTI-IMMIGRANT
ATTITUDE AND RESURGENCE OF CHRISTIAN
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES IN GOVERNMENT THAT
DELIBERATELY BLURS -THE SEPARATION OF
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES IN GOVERNMENT THAT
DELIBERATELY BLURS -THE SEPARATION OF
CHURCH AND STATE- I AM WORRIED, FRIGHTENED,
REPULSED AND ANGRY ALL AT THE SAME TIME BUT
THAT'S JUST ME........YOU DECIDE.
REPULSED AND ANGRY ALL AT THE SAME TIME BUT
THAT'S JUST ME........YOU DECIDE.
PATTY
Almost a year ago the inauguration of President Barack Obama was hailed as a turning point in US race relations. The country was said to be entering a new era of post-racial politics, on the path to a future of greater diversity and tolerance. But while crowds flocked to Washington to witness the swearing in, others were refusing to join the party. Racially motivated threats against Obama rose to new heights in the first months of his presidency, with the US seeing nine high-profile race killings in 2009. Meanwhile white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups claim their membership is growing and that visits to their websites are increasing. Filmmakers Rick Rowley and Jacquie Soohen went inside the white nationalist movement to investigate.
This is really disturbing to watch on so many levels . This is also one of the reasons the GOP party has a lower approval rating then our Democratic party . You have far right wacko Michele Bachmann, a religious right Catholic preacher and sitting Republican senators praying to not just stop this current bill, but ANY real reform that could help people . So basically what they are praying for is the status quo . And what's the status quo ? 45,000 men, women, and children die every year . That's what these people are praying for . In addition, their doing it with an even crazier controversial "preacher" . Also, pay attention to one of the Republican senators. He hints somewhat that he wants to do away with the separation between church and state clause in the constitution . People should be very, very worried that nuts like these could control the house, senate, and maybe even worse, the W.H.
The above video in full
Rep. Michele Bachmann and Lou Engle of The Call participate in the Family Research Council's
anti-healthcare reform "prayercast."
YOU WILL FIND MORE HERE: RIGHT WING WATCH
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