Morgen Richmond, a blogger at Verum Serum, has discovered a 1992 University of
Washington TV interview with Professor Derrick Bell—the lawyer, activist,
teacher and Louis Farrakhan supporter who led the American civil rights movement whom Barack Obama
embraced.
Richmond writes, “With his soft tone, and lighthearted
demeanor, he comes across as, well, professorial, and not exactly a
fire-breathing, radical racialist. But
then Bill Ayers comes across this way as well. So forget the tone, forget the
demeanor, and consider that what Bell is describing in this clip is nothing
less than an overtly Marxist theory of racism. That white racism is not only
permanent, but that it is a structural, ‘stabilizing’ feature of our society
purposefully intended to insulate the (white) upper class from conflict and economic
pressure from the lower classes.”
“Or in other
words, to protect and empower the 1% at the expense of the 99%.”
“I’m not going
to feign outrage or surprise that Obama would have embraced someone who
believes this, but at the same time there is not a doubt in my mind that he
would not have been elected if the public understood just how radical his
associations were. People like Bill Ayers and Derrick Bell don’t just have a
different perspective on America, or public policy preferences that are a bit
out of the mainstream. They are Marxists whose life’s work was/is devoted to
fundamentally transforming—destroying really—this country from within. And
thanks to the complicity of our media, their star pupil is currently residing
in the White House.”
Linked at Proof Positive and Say Anything.
Linked at Proof Positive and Say Anything.
"quote" he would not have been elected if the public understood just how radical his associations were "/quote"
ReplyDeleteReally? When did BO's Wright Roots begin to show? The old Rev God Damn America Wright? No one seemed to care. BO severed the relationship with a wink and a nod and a "never heard that stuff before" excuse.