Obama “Worse Than Bush”

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Black Is Back Coalition: Obama “Worse Than Bush”

Omali Ye****ela, chairman of the Black Is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations, said Barack Obama has been “worse than Bush” for Black people, and for the cause of peace. “Bush couldn’t have gotten away with the things Obama did without some kind of response” from the Black community,” said Ye****ela. Obama “has neutralized so many forces, taken them out of action. It wasn’t understood that part of Obama’s function was to act as a cover for white power and for imperialism. He’s escalated war, he’s signed off on assassinations, and he’s done it with a neutralized Black community.” The Black Is Back Coalition holds its annual international conference in Philadelphia, August 16-17.

http://blackagendareport.com/

agree ar disagree?

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Resist U.S. Wars and Occupation in the U.S. and Abroad! Reparations Now!


The National Annual Conference of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations will be held on the two days of August 16 and 17 in Philadelphia.

The Conference will occur near the 5th anniversary of the September 11, 2009 founding of the Coalition and on the 127th birthday of Marcus Garvey, founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA).

Both these dates are of serious symbolic value for building the Annual Conference. The fact that it is our 5th anniversary is celebratory because it is a statement of the ability of our movement to rebuild itself after the long political draught brought on by the U.S. terror that destroyed so many of our organizations through targeted murders, mass arrests and a vicious, orchestrated slander of our revolution that affects the consciousness of many even today.

That our conference will occur on the birthday of Marcus Garvey, an early victim of U.S. counterinsurgent efforts to destroy our struggle for happiness and return of our stolen resources, amplifies the significance of our Coalition as evidence that even the most vicious colonial repression cannot still the voices of our oppressed people.

Just a few weeks after our founding the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations held our first action – the first African march on the White House to criticize the policies of U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama on November 7th, 2009.

The slogan for that mobilization was: Resist U.S. Wars and Occupation in the U.S. and Abroad! Reparations Now!
This was an important slogan because it challenged the liberal tradition of the U.S./European based anti-war or peace movement. Our slogan was not simply calling for peace or to stop the war; we were calling for and uniting with resistance to colonial oppression, the primary source of war today.

Our slogan also did something else the traditional, mostly white antiwar was loath to do: it recognized the presence of wars and colonial occupation within the borders of the U.S., wars and occupation that victimized African people ourselves as well as all the Indigenous people called Mexicans and Indians.

Five years after the founding of the Black is Back Coalition the world continues to be roiled by the desperate and bloody machinations of imperialism, led by a crippled U.S. imperialism.

Five years after the founding of the Coalition we have the field to ourselves. Most of the obvious anti-war activities of the white left have been quieted.

There have been little or no mobilizations in the streets of the U.S. because of the imperialist overthrow of the Libyan government or the bloody reign of terror Europe and the U.S. have brought to Syria.

Nor is there mass indignation being demonstrated because of the current U.S. efforts to destabilize and overthrow the progressive, anti-imperialist government of Venezuela.

A thousand people were killed in Iraq in January alone, years after the “Mission Accomplished” declaration by a blood-drenched George Bush.

People are starving to death in occupied Afghanistan even as they attempt to dodge the cruel drone strikes being initiated by cherubic faced white boys in secure lodgings far from the chaos and brutality they import to the people of that region and growing numbers of people elsewhere around the globe.

U.S.-Saudi influenced and/or engineered mayhem in Egypt continues to take its toll on the lives and freedom of the people. The white nationalist Jewish settler state of Israel is becoming ever more vicious, not only against its traditional Arab Palestinian victims, but thousands of African emigrants are also holding public mass demonstrations against our treatment on this occupied land.

The French are wreaking havoc in the Central Africa Republic and Mali while the U.S. media are extolling the virtues of growing U.S. ventures throughout Africa and especially in Djibouti, which, for all practical purposes, has been commandeered by the U.S. military as a staging ground for continued and escalating counterinsurgent forays throughout the Continent, but especially in Somalia and East Africa.

There is no clamor from the traditional anti-war or peace movement about any of this. The Africans in earthquake-ravaged, cholera-stricken Haiti continue to suffer the punitive consequences of a 200-year old audacious victory over African slavery. Who will rise to their defense if not the Coalition?

This current reality of a crisis-stricken imperialism, desperately lashing out in vicious attempts to reassert its authority over the world’s peoples contextualizes the work to build our Annual Black is Back Coalition Conference on the fifth anniversary of our founding and the birth date of Marcus Garvey.

The wars and occupations that necessitated the 2009 founding of our coalition continue unabated today. The need of our Coalition is even greater now than five years ago.

In the U.S. the economic situation is grave just as it is throughout the world. Like most of Europe the U.S. is experiencing economic distress that is usually reserved for Africans and other victims of imperialism.

From 16 to 30 percent of the U.S. population, depending on what figures are being used, is relying on some kind of government food assistance. Those without jobs and have stopped looking for work total 90 million people out of a total population of 315 million.

However, the conditions suffered by Africans or “black” people are notoriously worse, exemplifying the reality that Africans experience oppression as a whole people; we suffer “national” oppression and not just some innocent misfortune as many of our liberal white friends would have it.

For example, half the African men without high school diplomas are unemployed and teen-aged high school dropouts are facing 95 percent unemployment if they are African.

It is also Africans, Mexicans and other indigenous people who fill the Prison cells in the U.S., which has the largest prison population in the world precisely because of the presence of colonial subjects like Africans, “Indians” and Mexicans.

In a report on the U.S. prison population written by U.S. academics and entitled, “Unlocking America,” it was determined that if Africans and “Latinos” were arrested at the same rate as North Americans or whites in the U.S. the prison population would drop by 50 percent.

War and occupation are as real for Africans, Mexicans and “Indians “ in the U.S. as they are for the peoples of Afghanistan, Palestine and our brothers and sisters in Haiti and the Central African Republic.

It is our recognition of this, along with the urgency of this moment when U.S. and world imperialism is reeling with uncertainty and growing instability because of the increasing deprivation of its plundered lifeblood, that compels us to resurrect a slogan from five years ago to inform our Annual National Conference scheduled for Philadelphia in August.

Resist U.S. wars and Occupation in the U.S. and abroad! Reparations now!

Our Coalition is not only determined to call attention to the crimes of imperialism; we have also accepted the responsibility to lead the way forward. We will continue to make every effort to bring every democratic, anti-imperialist African organization within the U.S. and elsewhere the Coalition is located, into this united, non-sectarian effort.

Build the Annual Conference of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations!

Forward to Philadelphia!

http://69.195.124.166/~blackis1/2014/05/07/resist-u-s-wars-and-occupation-in-the-u-s-and-abroad-reparations-now/

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Black Is Back Coalition: Obama “Worse Than Bush”

Omali Ye****ela, chairman of the Black Is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations, said Barack Obama has been “worse than Bush” for Black people, and for the cause of peace. “Bush couldn’t have gotten away with the things Obama did without some kind of response” from the Black community,” said Ye****ela. Obama “has neutralized so many forces, taken them out of action. It wasn’t understood that part of Obama’s function was to act as a cover for white power and for imperialism. He’s escalated war, he’s signed off on assassinations, and he’s done it with a neutralized Black community.” The Black Is Back Coalition holds its annual international conference in Philadelphia, August 16-17.



agree ar disagree?

Disagree......here are a few reasons
Gave us Obamacare
He got rid of Bin Laden
Saved US auto industry
Provided payment for wronged minority farmers
Double grant money for higher education.
Scale down war in Iraq*and Afghanistan*
Noble peace prize receipient*
Pumped billions into Renewable Technology

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Black Is Back Coalition: Obama “Worse Than Bush”

Omali Ye****ela, chairman of the Black Is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations, said Barack Obama has been “worse than Bush” for Black people, and for the cause of peace. “Bush couldn’t have gotten away with the things Obama did without some kind of response” from the Black community,” said Ye****ela. Obama “has neutralized so many forces, taken them out of action. It wasn’t understood that part of Obama’s function was to act as a cover for white power and for imperialism. He’s escalated war, he’s signed off on assassinations, and he’s done it with a neutralized Black community.” The Black Is Back Coalition holds its annual international conference in Philadelphia, August 16-17.

http://blackagendareport.com/

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wandar y de board edit da man name

[Tuff Gong]

Disagree......here are a few reasons
Gave us Obamacare
He got rid of Bin Laden
Saved US auto industry
Provided payment for wronged minority farmers
Double grant money for higher education.
Scale down war in Iraq*and Afghanistan*
Noble peace prize receipient*
Pumped billions into Renewable Technology

Wow I am surprised?
I thought you would take the opportunity to bring down another Ameri-KKK, Devil President?
In an case Blacks shrills and their backers are ticked off Barry did not take the opportunity to reform the USA into Tribal Principalities, with a few chosen Blacks as Village Headmen.

[franksterr]

Wow I am surprised?
I thought you would take the opportunity to bring down another Ameri-KKK, Devil President?
In an case Blacks shrills and their backers are ticked off Barry did not take the opportunity to reform the USA into Tribal Principalities, with a few chosen Blacks as Village Headmen.

One of the hardest things to accomplish is to work within a system to bring about change which is what Obama is trying to do in my opinion. In so doing you are going to disappoint every factions at some point.

America is the New Atlantis, but it is being misled by rich greedy people.
America was founded to do away with the evils of the old world, which has for too long stifle the aspirations of Man.

America is not the devil, but there are individuals in positions of Power who are doing the work of the devil, it is these individuals that we must be mindful of and not let them continue to make laws that lead the ship of State astray.

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Disagree......here are a few reasons
Gave us Obamacare
He got rid of Bin Laden
Saved US auto industry
Provided payment for wronged minority farmers
Double grant money for higher education.
Scale down war in Iraq*and Afghanistan*
Noble peace prize receipient*
Pumped billions into Renewable Technology

obamacare enrich da peeps woo profit awf aff sick peeps ann gave dem a bad healthcare instead aff lower cost universal healthcare

two iss a joke

3. saved auto industrees bailed out bad ann inefficent oyinbo billionaires

4. mii tink dem farmer got jipped fifty thousand fe decades aff discrimination policies

5. double educational grant money butt sum aff imm policies puttinn a latt aff strain pon blakk colleges

6. mii juss ear dat dem sendinn sum adviser bakk to iraq

7. nobel peace prize a joke

8. give imm likkle credit fe tryinn widd renewable energees

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Wow I am surprised?
I thought you would take the opportunity to bring down another Ameri-KKK, Devil President?
In an case Blacks shrills and their backers are ticked off Barry did not take the opportunity to reform the USA into Tribal Principalities, with a few chosen Blacks as Village Headmen.

tg

too manee sellouts blakk politrixxstahs woo ar undar da employ aff oyinbo fe troo

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obamacare enrich da peeps woo profit awf aff sick peeps ann gave dem a bad healthcare instead aff lower cost universal healthcare

Are you saying it is not lower cost to the consumers?
In what way is it bad health care?

two iss a joke

To you it is so but large segments of the US population wanted it, and now whether real or imagine they feel better about it.

3. saved auto industrees bailed out bad ann inefficent oyinbo billionaires

Is either that or watch another major American industry go under carrying with 100 of thousand of union Jobs.
The billionaires would just be making more money elsewhere (non union slave labor) and paying a lot less taxes.
It is Good for Americans

4. mii tink dem farmer got jipped fifty thousand fe decades aff discrimination policies

Under Obama they got paid.

5. double educational grant money butt sum aff imm policies puttinn a latt aff strain pon blakk colleges

Please elucidate further?

6. mii juss ear dat dem sendinn sum adviser bakk to iraq

Regardless it is still a significant draw down from where it was when he took power.

7. nobel peace prize a joke

Maybe it is to you.....it is an attempt to promote and identify peace loving individuals, so as to encourage peace on earth - to seek peace and pursue it, for it is the will of God for man."

8. give imm likkle credit fe tryinn widd renewable energees

Thanks we all like to be credited when we do good work.

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Are you saying it is not lower cost to the consumers?
In what way is it bad health care?



To you it is so but large segments of the US population wanted it, and now whether real or imagine they feel better about it.



Is either that or watch another major American industry go under carrying with 100 of thousand of union Jobs.
The billionaires would just be making more money elsewhere (non union slave labor) and paying a lot less taxes.
It is Good for Americans



Under Obama they got paid.



Please elucidate further?



Regardless it is still a significant draw down from where it was when he took power.



Maybe it is to you.....it is an attempt to promote and identify peace loving individuals, so as to encourage peace on earth - to seek peace and pursue it, for it is the will of God for man."



Thanks we all like to be credited when we do good work.

lower cost argument iss comparinn itt past policies wild ignorinn dat inn da lang run itt will cost more dan universal healthcare fe awl. itt more affordable to sum widd da caveat dat cost will keep increasinn ann costinn tax payers more. mixx race man admitted dat universal healthcare was da moas cost effective option butt imm neva push fe itt


wanted itt ann got itt now sum again beatinn da hawk drum fe more invalvement again.

da auto industrees wood natt ave gone addar. plus da auto industries corporate welfare bailout run contrary to lettinn da market dictate winners ann losers. unions were awlso part aff da prablems widd dem demands. good fe sum merikkans natt awl merikkans ann mii doan like guv dictatinn winners ann losers instead aff da markets. annada xxample aff mixxed race man bailinn out billionaires

mii memba dat newt grinwitch was da politrixxsta woo pushinn to pay da blakk farmers. dem got paid breadcrumbs like pigeons.

mii will cum back to educational fundinn


yess mii give imm likkle credit fe da drawdunn


yuh kno james watson awlso got a nobel peace prize

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lower cost argument iss comparinn itt past policies wild ignorinn dat inn da lang run itt will cost more dan universal healthcare fe awl. itt more affordable to sum widd da caveat dat cost will keep increasinn ann costinn tax payers more. mixx race man admitted dat universal healthcare was da moas cost effective option butt imm neva push fe itt

would it then be better if things had stay the way it was before?
It is more Affordable for all or at least most.....thanks
True it not as cheap as universal but sometimes you take what you can get or you might end up with want all lose all - case in point Clintons

wanted itt ann got itt now sum again beatinn da hawk drum fe more invalvement again.

Yes and as President he must show himself willing to do what is in the interest of all factions in Government

da auto industrees wood natt ave gone addar. plus da auto industries corporate welfare bailout run contrary to lettinn da market dictate winners ann losers. unions were awlso part aff da prablems widd dem demands. good fe sum merikkans natt awl merikkans ann mii doan like guv dictatinn winners ann losers instead aff da markets. annada xxample aff mixxed race man bailinn out billionaires

How do you know that, if the manfacturers collapse what to stop the investors from investing else where?
If you believe it is the market place that dictates anything then you have a lot to learn......large investors make the decisions.

mii memba dat newt grinwitch was da politrixxsta woo pushinn to pay da blakk farmers. dem got paid breadcrumbs like pigeons.

Before Obama they Got Nothing.....approximately one hundred thousand farmers to split 1.25 billion thats somewhere between 1 - 10 million each - if that's breadcrumbs then you are a very rich man

mii will cum back to educational fundinn

Please do

yess mii give imm likkle credit fe da drawdunn

Thank you

yuh kno james watson awlso got a nobel peace prize

Good for him and so did Mandela and Deklerk and host of others.....Noble invented dynamite which can be a tool or a weapon depending on how its used - Watson work can also be a tool or a weapon

[jah_yout]

Nobel peace prize system is a joke... Neither declerk nor Obama should have received anything with the word peace on it

[RichD]

Nobel peace prize system is a joke... Neither declerk nor Obama should have received anything with the word peace on it

they were hopeful at the time..it was early and he had not done anything yet. but dem cant take it back

[My Looh]

Nobel peace prize system is a joke... Neither declerk nor Obama should have received anything with the word peace on it

If either of those men had a shred of decency or honour they would have politely declined accepting the prize.

[RichD]

If either of those men had a shred of decency or honour they would have politely declined accepting the prize.

if Decency or honour were not deemed as requisite by the selectors why should they decline ?

were they pretending to be anything other than they are ?