From The Rooftops

Luke 12:3 

"What you have said in the dark will be heard in the daylight. What you have whispered to someone behind closed doors will be shouted from the rooftops.'

It has been known for some time that sex predators are rife in the entertainment industry and throughout the government. These sleaze bags use their positions of power to impose their twisted will upon their victims and then sanctimoniously condemn others for actions that in no way compare in heinousness to their own. Their self righteousness is sickening.

The failed comedian Al Franken is one of them. He is one funny son of a gun, no? 

I am amazed that some Special Forces guy was not accompanying this USO tour, saw what Franken was doing to an exhausted sleeping beauty and proceed to knock him into the middle of next week. 

We'll see what the political establishment does with this perverted clown. I doubt he will resign his Senate seat. It is up to Minnesota voters to send him back to playing his sick shtick in cheap resorts. 

Hillary’s Sexism Charges Ring Hollow

Since Hillary announced that her husband would be joining her on the campaign trail, people have been debating whether it would be prudent to attack her husband’s sexual misdeeds in order to indirectly attack her. 

It’s about directly attacking Hillary for the way she treated the women involved in her husband’s disgraceful escapades. Hillary Clinton claims to be pro-women, yet has actively worked to ruin the lives of so many of them.

David Martosko, US Political Editor for The Daily Mail, published a report about an interview that Kathleen Willey gave to Aaron Klein Investigative Radio which is based in Tel Aviv.  Willey’s interview came after Hillary’s incendiary remarks in Cleveland during a campaign appearance in which she comparing treatment of women to that found among terrorist groups.

“We expect that from people who don’t want to live in the modern world. But it’s a little hard to take coming from Republicans who want to be the president of the United States,” Clinton said.  Willey is adamant that the former Secretary of State is the one who should be named and shamed for conducting a witch hunt against her husband’s many sexual harassment accusers.

“Her tactics and the things that she set in motion against all the women like me, the ones you have heard of and the ones you haven't heard of, and the ones who are so scared that fled the country, are terrorist tactics like I've never seen before.”

“I went through them. I lived through them. And I know exactly what I am talking about. She is the war on women.  [Emphasis mine]  I don't care what anybody says,” Willey insisted. She repeated her oft-heard claim that Mrs. Clinton orchestrated a media campaign to destroy her credibility after she accused the then-president of groping her in the West Wing of the White House and putting her hand on his genitals.  That smear offensive, she has said, also included calculated PR offensives against fellow accusers Monica Lewinsky, Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers. “She put it all into motion,” Willey said on Sunday. “She was the lead person on that. She was the one in charge of the ‘bimbo eruptions.’” 

“Bimbo eruption" came out of Hillary's mouth,” Willey told Klein. “And Betsey Wright's mouth. And she called Monica a ‘narcissistic looney tune.’”

Willey also attributed to Hillary Clinton a line that was made famous by James Carville, then a consultant to Bill Clinton's presidential campaign, who later worked on Hillary's 2008 presidential primary bid and has been a contributor on CNN and Fox News.

Responding in 1996 to the accusations of Paul Corbin Jones, Carville mugged for CNN's cameras saying, “If you drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park, you never know what you'll find.”

There wasn’t a soul anywhere in Clintonworld working harder and nastier by his side every step of the way than Hillary Rodham Clinton.

After all this time Bill Clinton, the president with a “zipper problem”, is still the only reason for Hillary’s existence in national politics.

Because she married the right man, she was able to convert his success into a carpet bagging stint holding down a Senate seat from New York and then a consolation prize after her 2008 defeat in her run for the presidency by becoming Barack Obama’s Secretary of State.

Madam Jesse

The Rev. Jesse Jackson unleashed a storm of protest in 1984 when he referred to Jews as “Hymies” and to New York City as “Hymietown.”

In 2001, the “moral and spiritual” adviser to Billy Jeff Clinton during the Lewinsky scandal, was forced to admit that he had maintained a prolonged extramarital affair that resulted in a “love child”

In 2007, Jackson publicly rebuked then-candidate Barack Obama for not taking a stronger position in response to the Jena 6 case. Many felt he went too far when he suggested Obama was “acting like he’s white.”

An open mic was not Jackson’s friend during the 2008 presidential campaign when he was caught muttering that he’d like to “cut his [Obama’s] nuts off” for “talking down to black people.” Despite numerous attempts to walk back his statement, Jackson was left off the DNC convention roster for the first time in decades.

A discrimination complaint was filed with Chicago’s Commission on Human Rights against Jackson and Rainbow PUSH in early 2010 by Tommy R. Bennett, 55, an openly gay Chicago man—a claim which Jackson and Rainbow/PUSH has vehemently denied.

“In the complaint, Bennett describes what he calls ‘demeaning and demoralizing tasks’ that he was asked to perform as part of his duties for PUSH—everything from escorting women to and from Jackson’s hotel room and cleaning up after sexual intercourse, to fetching erectile dysfunction pills for Jackson and, in one instance, being asked to apply ointment to a rash on Jackson’s inner thigh. He was asked to do these things, he says, because of his gender and his sexual orientation.”

In an announcement sent out Tuesday, December 24th, the Reverend compared Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson’s recent comments about African-Americans, gay people and women to comments made by the driver of Rosa Parks’ bus.

"At least the bus driver, who ordered Rosa Parks to surrender her seat to a white person, was following state law,” he said in the release. “Robertson's statements were uttered freely and openly without cover of the law, within a context of what he seemed to believe was ‘white privilege.’”  

Jackson’s human rights group, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, has demanded meetings with A&E and with Cracker Barrel regarding the two companies’ treatment of Robertson, who stars in the show as the head of a Louisiana family that makes duck calls. 

Jackson’s group, along with LGBT group GLAAD and the National Organization for Women urged A&E to keep Robertson on an indefinite hiatus from the show, which the network started following Robertson’s comments criticizing homosexuality in an interview with GQ magazine. 

Cracker Barrel removed Duck Dynasty items from its shelves and then put them back Sunday after customers protested, according to a Cracker Barrel news release. 

“We respect all individuals’ right to express their beliefs,” the Tennessee-based company’s release states. “We certainly did not mean to have anyone think different.” 

Jackson Sr. and the leaders of the other groups are demanding a sit-down meeting with Cracker Barrel and A&E in the next couple of days. 

“It is unacceptable that a personality who has been given such a large platform would benefit from racist and anti-gay comments,” the group leaders state in the release.

Clearly, Jackson sees an opportunity to extort money under the table from scared organizations.  It’s the hackneyed, yet successful formula for making money and generating political attention that this race pimp and über hypocrite employs.  He spews bigotry for profit.

Jackson is well past his USE BY DATE.  He should get off the stage before the lights dim.

In our highly polarized society, where more and more of our speech is controlled and sanitized, the ersatz outrage of the Reverend Jackson is just a touch ironic.  It’s a little like a cathouse madam extolling the virtues of abstinence.