And negroes still remained loyal to him.
For no good reason they stayed down with Obama.
What has Hilary promised to do for BLACK PEOPLE?
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And negroes still remained loyal to him.
For no good reason they stayed down with Obama.
If he's not running why talk about his Administration?. You're asking me how have Black people as a whole fared under Democratic blah blah blah.... Im sure any person can form an opinion to fit their view. You support truth and righteousness......so you don't support anyone
Hilary 2016
I don't support any of these clowns. Or this false charade process called a Presidential election.
false charade process called a Presidential election.[/QUOTE]
If that's the case why even make this thread
If that's the case why even make this thread
If that's the case why even make this thread
[/QUOTE]What did I tell you. I'm asking the questions not you.
So, please respond to the question the thread is based on. Or find some other Hilary-bots.
If Trump wins this mutha fucka. It will be mass suicides on BGOL.
HNIC your profits may be cut in half, for 2017. Due to mass death resulting in low membership.
HNIC your profits may be cut in half, for 2017. Due to mass death resulting in low membership.
She's not Donald Trump... so she's getting my vote. One of those two will be president unless somebody somehow can jump in 3 months out and grab enough votes. Clinton has plenty of problems, lots of baggage and probably won't do anything great for black people, but again... she's not Donald Trump. Donald Trump is an unhinged asshole and his base is made up of people who outright hate our guts. I'll go with the other viable choice.
In the NJ primary, I voted for Bernie. I knew he had no chance and that Hillary was gonna take the state, but it was my protest because of her stupid choices in dealing with the aftermath of the email thing... I did that knowing full well that in the general, she's gonna get my vote.
The next president is going to nominate 1 or more supreme court justices, and although the dems aren't perfect by any means, I want those judges to be nominated by a democratic POTUS. It's just that simple. There is no loyalty to HRC; there's just the better choice out of the two.
Remember, the conservative leaning court gutted the voting rights act. If it leans any more conservative, just imagine the decisions they'll hand down over the next 4-8 years.
Hate HRC as much as you want... but unless you love you some Trump, I don't see voting for anyone else as a smart choice unless you're in a state that is most likely going blue. If you're in a safe blue state, that's one thing, because your vote for whoever probably won't matter....but if you're in Ohio, etc.... damn, do your best to keep Trump out of the white house.
In the NJ primary, I voted for Bernie. I knew he had no chance and that Hillary was gonna take the state, but it was my protest because of her stupid choices in dealing with the aftermath of the email thing... I did that knowing full well that in the general, she's gonna get my vote.
The next president is going to nominate 1 or more supreme court justices, and although the dems aren't perfect by any means, I want those judges to be nominated by a democratic POTUS. It's just that simple. There is no loyalty to HRC; there's just the better choice out of the two.
Remember, the conservative leaning court gutted the voting rights act. If it leans any more conservative, just imagine the decisions they'll hand down over the next 4-8 years.
Hate HRC as much as you want... but unless you love you some Trump, I don't see voting for anyone else as a smart choice unless you're in a state that is most likely going blue. If you're in a safe blue state, that's one thing, because your vote for whoever probably won't matter....but if you're in Ohio, etc.... damn, do your best to keep Trump out of the white house.
Here's the reasons:
Mccain/Palin
Romney/Ryan
Does anybody here think we would have been better under president Mccain or President Romney?
I swear, I just don't get what's so difficult so understand.
Mccain/Palin
Romney/Ryan
Does anybody here think we would have been better under president Mccain or President Romney?
I swear, I just don't get what's so difficult so understand.
I'm all for viable 3rd party candidates. Problem is that they're never viable because nobody thinks 3rd party until 18 months before a presidential election. People need to grow and groom candidates every year.. every off year election... every special state election, etc. Get some state reps, congressmen, governors from 3rd parties elected.... that way in 20## there will be real alternatives that actually have a realistic chance to win. How many brothas on here are actually putting in work on stuff like that? Not many I bet.
With all he political interest here, and all the complaints about the current president (and there is plenty to complain about... even for a supporter like myself), no matter who wins in November, there should be a whole lot of posts about alternative candidates for local, state and 2020 nationwide elections. Most likely though, there won't be, but in 2018 when campaigning starts for the next big one, we're gonna hear the same stuff.
With all he political interest here, and all the complaints about the current president (and there is plenty to complain about... even for a supporter like myself), no matter who wins in November, there should be a whole lot of posts about alternative candidates for local, state and 2020 nationwide elections. Most likely though, there won't be, but in 2018 when campaigning starts for the next big one, we're gonna hear the same stuff.
Fuck your question. You just sit your ass at home like you plan on doing and appreciate others doing their part.
You GOP bot
How Hillary Helped Ruin Haiti
Much of the blame for Haiti’s chaotic political scene can be pinned on Hillary Clinton’s State Department, whose handpicked president has only made things worse.
Some excerpts from the article. These articles might be a repost.
Amid the current upheaval, the name Mirlande Manigat is well worth recalling. As Haiti struggled to dig out from the disastrous 2010 earthquake, Manigat stood poised to become its first elected female president—until Hillary Clinton’s State Department intervened.
A former First Lady of Haiti and a respected university administrator, Manigat invoked Brazil’s Lula as she ran on a moderately left-wing platform championing universal public education. Manigat, who holds a Ph.D. from the Sorbonne, also campaigned in the U.S., detailing at length her vision for Haiti.
Ominously, Dr. Manigat criticized the aid organizations that swarmed into Haiti after the earthquake. Singling out those groups’ lack of accountability, Manigat assured Time that “My government will not operate the NGO way.”
After the election results were announced in early December, Micky’s devoted supporters rioted for three straight days. Hillary Clinton, in turn, told President Preval that if he didn’t force Celestin to drop out, Congress would cut off aid to Haiti. Martelly soon became the second candidate in the runoff.
In March 2011, Sweet Micky parlayed his support from the Duvalier-aligned Haitian right and the U.S. into a comfortable victory. On the night he won the runoff, Hillary’s State Department team celebrated, with her chief of staff Cheryl Mills assuring them that “You do great elections.”
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/04/13/how-hillary-helped-ruin-haiti.html
High Hopes for Hillary Clinton, Then Disappointment in Haiti
They were angry with their president, who let Parliament collapse and failed to hold scheduled elections. They were angry with the United Nations for not ensuring a fair vote for his successor. And they were angry with the former American secretary of state who had helped put him in power.
In their post-2000 lives as global citizens, Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton have been tied to no country more closely than Haiti. As a United Nations special envoy, Mr. Clinton helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the country after its devastating 2010 earthquake. Mrs. Clinton traveled there four times as secretary of state and shepherded billions of dollars in American aid.
But as she seeks the world’s most powerful job and Haiti plunges into another political abyss, a loud segment of Haitians and Haitian-Americans is speaking of the Clintons with the same contempt they reserve for some of their past leaders.
Among the litany of complaints being laid at their feet: Fewer than half the jobs promised at the industrial park, built after 366 farmers were evicted from their lands, have materialized. Many millions of dollars earmarked for relief efforts have yet to be spent. Mrs. Clinton’s brother Tony Rodham has turned up in business ventures on the island, setting off speculation about insider deals.
The dismay over Mrs. Clinton in South Florida’s Haitian community is not likely to affect her fortunes on Tuesday, as she holds a comfortable lead over Mr. Sanders in state polls. Whether it could damage her in a general election is unclear. An estimated 150,000 Haitian-American voters live in Florida, the state where 537 votes decided the 2000 election. But they have also overwhelmingly voted for Democrats, according to Fernand R. Amandi, a principal partner of Bendixen & Amandi International, a public opinion research firm in Miami that has polled Haitian-Americans extensively.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/15/us/politics/hillary-clinton-haiti.html?_r=1
Role of Hillary Clinton’s brother in Haiti gold mine raises eyebrows
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...b6e3bc-cc05-11e4-a2a7-9517a3a70506_story.html
The Clintons’ Haiti Screw-Up, As Told By Hillary’s Emails
The family still doesn't know how to wield its own power.
By Jonathan M. Katz September 02, 2015
But one person even closer to the secretary of state was singing a different tune—very, very quietly. On February 22, after a four-day visit to the quake zone, Chelsea Clinton authored a seven-page memo which she addressed to “Dad, Mom,” and copied their chief aides. That informal report tells a continuing story of the unique brands of power and intelligence wielded by the Clinton family in Haiti and around the world—and of the uniquely Clinton ways they often undermine themselves.
“The incompetence is mind numbing,” she told her parents. “The UN people I encountered were frequently out of touch … anachronistic in their thinking at best and arrogant and incompetent at worst.” “There is NO accountability in the UN system or international humanitarian system.” The weak Haitian government, which had lost buildings and staff in the disaster, had something of a plan, she noted. Yet because it had failed to articulate its wishes quickly enough, foreigners rushed forward with a “proliferation of ad hoc efforts by the UN and INGOs [international nongovernmental organizations] to ‘help,’ some of which have helped … some of which have hurt … and some which have not happened at all.”
The former president also loved to apologize for his own past actions—destructive food policies which flooded the Haitian market with cheap Arkansas rice, and ordering a crippling embargo that destroyed the Haitian economy during the reign of a 1990s military junta (some of whose members had been on the CIA payroll).
As it was, that personality-driven leadership style meant the response to the Haiti quake would focus on priorities set by those surrounding them, rather than those of majority of Haitians. The new email tranche shows how quickly the construction of low-wage garment factories and prioritizing exports to the U.S. market came to the center of the U.S.-led response in Haiti. That strategy, authored by economist Paul Collier, was what Bill Clinton had come to Haiti to promote as special envoy before the quake. Little more than two weeks after the disaster, Mills, a former Clinton White House counsel who became her point woman on Haiti, forwarded the secretary a New York Times op-ed by Collier and consultant Jean-Louis Warnholz rebranding the pre-quake strategy as a form of post-quake reconstruction.
“He now works for us,” she noted for her boss, referring to Warnholz.
The new emails also show how Hillary’s staffers brought former Liz Claiborne Inc. executive Paul Charron into the fold to collaborate with Hillary Clinton and Warnholz on helping to make the garment factories a reality. “As I communicated to Jean-Louis, I am happy to be helpful to you and the State Department on this project,” Charron wrote Mills in August 2010. Around that time, Charron made a key phone call to a former Liz Claiborne colleague now working as an advisor for the South Korean garment giant Sae-A Trading Co. Ltd., to encourage that company to come up with an investment plan in Haiti, the New York Times reported two years later.
In 2012, Bill and Hillary Clinton attended the opening of the brand-new, $300 million Caracol Industrial Park in northern Haiti, with Sae-A as the anchor tenant.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/09/hillary-clinton-email-213110?o=0
Haitian Ex-Paramilitary Leader Confirms C.I.A. Relationship
http://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/w...ilitary-leader-confirms-cia-relationship.html
Much of the blame for Haiti’s chaotic political scene can be pinned on Hillary Clinton’s State Department, whose handpicked president has only made things worse.
Some excerpts from the article. These articles might be a repost.
Amid the current upheaval, the name Mirlande Manigat is well worth recalling. As Haiti struggled to dig out from the disastrous 2010 earthquake, Manigat stood poised to become its first elected female president—until Hillary Clinton’s State Department intervened.
A former First Lady of Haiti and a respected university administrator, Manigat invoked Brazil’s Lula as she ran on a moderately left-wing platform championing universal public education. Manigat, who holds a Ph.D. from the Sorbonne, also campaigned in the U.S., detailing at length her vision for Haiti.
Ominously, Dr. Manigat criticized the aid organizations that swarmed into Haiti after the earthquake. Singling out those groups’ lack of accountability, Manigat assured Time that “My government will not operate the NGO way.”
After the election results were announced in early December, Micky’s devoted supporters rioted for three straight days. Hillary Clinton, in turn, told President Preval that if he didn’t force Celestin to drop out, Congress would cut off aid to Haiti. Martelly soon became the second candidate in the runoff.
In March 2011, Sweet Micky parlayed his support from the Duvalier-aligned Haitian right and the U.S. into a comfortable victory. On the night he won the runoff, Hillary’s State Department team celebrated, with her chief of staff Cheryl Mills assuring them that “You do great elections.”
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/04/13/how-hillary-helped-ruin-haiti.html
High Hopes for Hillary Clinton, Then Disappointment in Haiti
They were angry with their president, who let Parliament collapse and failed to hold scheduled elections. They were angry with the United Nations for not ensuring a fair vote for his successor. And they were angry with the former American secretary of state who had helped put him in power.
In their post-2000 lives as global citizens, Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton have been tied to no country more closely than Haiti. As a United Nations special envoy, Mr. Clinton helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the country after its devastating 2010 earthquake. Mrs. Clinton traveled there four times as secretary of state and shepherded billions of dollars in American aid.
But as she seeks the world’s most powerful job and Haiti plunges into another political abyss, a loud segment of Haitians and Haitian-Americans is speaking of the Clintons with the same contempt they reserve for some of their past leaders.
Among the litany of complaints being laid at their feet: Fewer than half the jobs promised at the industrial park, built after 366 farmers were evicted from their lands, have materialized. Many millions of dollars earmarked for relief efforts have yet to be spent. Mrs. Clinton’s brother Tony Rodham has turned up in business ventures on the island, setting off speculation about insider deals.
The dismay over Mrs. Clinton in South Florida’s Haitian community is not likely to affect her fortunes on Tuesday, as she holds a comfortable lead over Mr. Sanders in state polls. Whether it could damage her in a general election is unclear. An estimated 150,000 Haitian-American voters live in Florida, the state where 537 votes decided the 2000 election. But they have also overwhelmingly voted for Democrats, according to Fernand R. Amandi, a principal partner of Bendixen & Amandi International, a public opinion research firm in Miami that has polled Haitian-Americans extensively.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/15/us/politics/hillary-clinton-haiti.html?_r=1
Role of Hillary Clinton’s brother in Haiti gold mine raises eyebrows
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...b6e3bc-cc05-11e4-a2a7-9517a3a70506_story.html
The Clintons’ Haiti Screw-Up, As Told By Hillary’s Emails
The family still doesn't know how to wield its own power.
By Jonathan M. Katz September 02, 2015
But one person even closer to the secretary of state was singing a different tune—very, very quietly. On February 22, after a four-day visit to the quake zone, Chelsea Clinton authored a seven-page memo which she addressed to “Dad, Mom,” and copied their chief aides. That informal report tells a continuing story of the unique brands of power and intelligence wielded by the Clinton family in Haiti and around the world—and of the uniquely Clinton ways they often undermine themselves.
“The incompetence is mind numbing,” she told her parents. “The UN people I encountered were frequently out of touch … anachronistic in their thinking at best and arrogant and incompetent at worst.” “There is NO accountability in the UN system or international humanitarian system.” The weak Haitian government, which had lost buildings and staff in the disaster, had something of a plan, she noted. Yet because it had failed to articulate its wishes quickly enough, foreigners rushed forward with a “proliferation of ad hoc efforts by the UN and INGOs [international nongovernmental organizations] to ‘help,’ some of which have helped … some of which have hurt … and some which have not happened at all.”
The former president also loved to apologize for his own past actions—destructive food policies which flooded the Haitian market with cheap Arkansas rice, and ordering a crippling embargo that destroyed the Haitian economy during the reign of a 1990s military junta (some of whose members had been on the CIA payroll).
As it was, that personality-driven leadership style meant the response to the Haiti quake would focus on priorities set by those surrounding them, rather than those of majority of Haitians. The new email tranche shows how quickly the construction of low-wage garment factories and prioritizing exports to the U.S. market came to the center of the U.S.-led response in Haiti. That strategy, authored by economist Paul Collier, was what Bill Clinton had come to Haiti to promote as special envoy before the quake. Little more than two weeks after the disaster, Mills, a former Clinton White House counsel who became her point woman on Haiti, forwarded the secretary a New York Times op-ed by Collier and consultant Jean-Louis Warnholz rebranding the pre-quake strategy as a form of post-quake reconstruction.
“He now works for us,” she noted for her boss, referring to Warnholz.
The new emails also show how Hillary’s staffers brought former Liz Claiborne Inc. executive Paul Charron into the fold to collaborate with Hillary Clinton and Warnholz on helping to make the garment factories a reality. “As I communicated to Jean-Louis, I am happy to be helpful to you and the State Department on this project,” Charron wrote Mills in August 2010. Around that time, Charron made a key phone call to a former Liz Claiborne colleague now working as an advisor for the South Korean garment giant Sae-A Trading Co. Ltd., to encourage that company to come up with an investment plan in Haiti, the New York Times reported two years later.
In 2012, Bill and Hillary Clinton attended the opening of the brand-new, $300 million Caracol Industrial Park in northern Haiti, with Sae-A as the anchor tenant.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/09/hillary-clinton-email-213110?o=0
Haitian Ex-Paramilitary Leader Confirms C.I.A. Relationship
http://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/w...ilitary-leader-confirms-cia-relationship.html
I hope Trump gets in their cause I'd rather deal with an open white supremacist than a closet one. Niggaz will be forced to do for self and not having somebody passifying them keeping them from self advancement. Niggaz look at whites as mom and dad.
most on BGOL are of the mind "anybody as long as it's not Trump!". so they're voting for this evil piece of shit. end of the day the President of the United States has ZERO control. That office is nothing more than the office of the messenger, the patsy, the fall guy, etc....and in return they get immunity from prosecution for anything 'they did' while in office, a fat pay check for life, and armed security for life.
Because I rather have Hillary pick the next 2 to 3 Supreme court justices, those guys have a job for life. People still mad Clarence Thomas is in the chair, so do we want more of his types for the next 30 plus years.
Would any of these people have went as gay, illegal immigrant and war happy as Obama?
If that's the case why even make this thread
[/QUOTE]The loyalty of BLACK PEOPLE to yt people who have , victimized them, brutalized them and murdered them the world over is sad.
I was simply asking why?
It has nothing do with political affiliation. More the sickness of negroes. BLACK PEOPLE know better.
you still think Hitlary makes the choice? do you think the people elect presidents?
Peace Rocky,
We all stand salute, clap and the trumpets sound! 21 guns salute! Applause from all the great African thinkers present and those who have ascended.
BROTHER, this is some firrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre...got damn!!!
I been meaning to drop some information about the Clintons and the mineral theft from Haiti.
The CIA been in country since the days of Papa Doc!
This is a flame-thrower post!
I brought up the idea the President is not selected by the people. But an group very powerful globalist. Many unknown to the public.
Kats don't believe it on here.
They believe talking shit about mis-guided political views on here, social media, a bumper sticker and vote will get their candidate elected.
Do you really believe Clinton is going to appoint justices will favorable views that will assist BLACK PEOPLE? What has she ever done that really assisted BLACK PEOPLE in a real way? Why would she start now?
Thomas ain't no worse than the other bastards. Roberts voted for this bullshit Obama care. Even though he declare it an unfair tax.
BROTHER,
The direction on many of these issues people believe the supreme court can say yes or no to are already decided.
Everything leading up to the time it becomes law via supreme court ruling, legislature or executive order is all spectacle to make you capitulate.
Peace FS,
That was raw as a mutha. Very informative.
The Haitian BROTHER took no prisoners and kept it all the way factual.
Those current murders were surprising to me, as I try to stay aware.
Its still very surprising how loyal BLACK PEOPLE are to Clinton.
Great Post!
Funny, I guess you missed the point. Why would Obama submit a Black Supreme Court Justice when the Senate would just as quickly kick that nomination down the shitter? He sought of Merrick Garland to prove a point. He's the nominee they wanted. He nominated him, he's qualified, respected, etc, and they still turned him down. Why throw our best and brightest on the funeral pyre just to appease your red herring of an argument? And if you have to ask what Obama has done for Black folk, ask yourself where were you in the mid-term elections? Where were you when he needed you so that he could make changes without having to fight congress all the damn time. I guess you missed that too huh?What black male or female did Obama nominate to replace Scalia?
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13% of the population but 50% of that population is proud not to vote.
Are you one of the top 1% of earners in the country? Because if not, you ain't getting shit plehboi.
Brother can you please share what she explicitly unequivocally stated she will do for Jews, The Wealthy, Hispanics, Gays, and Whites? Just wondering.
I would believe that if not for voter suppression.
The President has control over the narrative. Just like Bush had with Iraq. Just like he made sports hot with the steroid issue. Like Nancy did the war on drugs fuckery. Like Hillary did her 'super predatory' fuckery while Michele was worried about school lunches. Clinton helped steer state policy to mandatory minimum. The office is where people can persuade the masses.
President can control thought which can help the government get away with bullshit. Problem is, Trump wasn't supposed to be in the game. He's a weed gone wild. Like a new species running around in a habitat destroying the food chain. At least in the original environment, you know what's going on.
that's not the topic here. you are in the wrong thread!
I'm happy to discuss this in another thread
Hopelessness and dispair is a mofokr.
Do you think that 59% number would drop if they actually had a reason to think voting would change their situations ?
Or that those they voted for gave a fuck about their issues ?.
neither democrat nor republican has really done anything to address this system in regards to black people because at the end of the day neither wants us here
That's not true...That is just the excuse used by those who cannot justify why he didn't nominate one black person for the SCOTUS out of 3 nominations.
Nobody needed to prove obstruction after 7 years of it.
Had he picked a black nominee it would have been obstruction based on racism since they approved his two white nominees..
Man please. Nobody going to convince me that Trump will do better for us. These judges will be around when my daughter hits adulthood. So again I'm not down to allow Trump to pick those people
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