Michelle Malkin » Greatest hits: All of Barack Obama’s men of bad faith; Update: Chicago archdiocese spanks Pfleger

Greatest hits: All of Barack Obama’s men of bad faith; Update: Chicago archdiocese spanks Pfleger

By Michelle Malkin • May 30, 2008 07:50 AM

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Here’s a handy little video guide to Barack Obama’s various men of bad faith–a quick blog cheat sheet with all the poison preachers in one place, each accompanied by a trademark demagogic YouTube clip, for easy reference and ranked in order of unhingedness. It’s getting crowded in the crazy uncle attic, sweetie.

4. Current Trinity pastor and N-word-spouting Ice Cube fan Otis “At war with the enemy” Moss, whom Obama refers to as a “wonderful young pastor:”

3. James Meeks.

“We don’t have slave masters. We got mayors. But they still the same white people who are presiding over systems where black people are not able, or to be educated.”

“You got some preachers that are house niggers. You got some elected officials that are house niggers. And rather than them trying to break this up, they gonna fight you to protect this white man.”

2. Embarrassment to the Catholic Church Michael “There’s a black man stealing my show!” Pfleger.

1. And the one and only Jeremiah “God damn America!” Wright, with thanks to the North Carolina GOP for defying the McCain camp and spreading the word:

How many more?

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Update: Catholics rise up against Rev. Pfleger.

Update: The Chicago Archdiocese issues a statement condemning Pfleger from Cardinal Francis George:

“Racial issues are both political and moral and are also highly charged. Words can be differently interpreted, but Fr. Pfleger’s remarks about Senator Clinton are both partisan and amount to a personal attack. I regret that deeply.

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#201

On June 1st, 2008 at 12:16 pm, JWS said:

People crack me up. Blacks hate whites. Period. Full stop. Some are starting to wake up to this and say it out loud, but far too many prefer to leave on the blinders.

Blacks feel free to openly express their “grievances” every chance they get, to go on and on about what a horrible country America is, etc. The fact is that there is nothing more whites can “do” for blacks. It is 2008. If you are black and you still seriously believe you are a victim, you are not worthy of this great country.
#202

On June 1st, 2008 at 12:48 pm, Christian Soldier said:

SCARY CLEVER– is the lable I would give B Hussein O.

#199: You are right on target:

Understand…I am NOT praising Senator Obama or his “ethics” but it would be foolish to lull ourselves into complacency by believing that his vagueness on real issues reflects any lack of intellect or political skill on his part.
#203

On June 1st, 2008 at 1:19 pm, simcoe said:

It’s no wonder the black folks in America think that racism continues to be a front-burner issue; it’s being kept alive and healthy by the Jacksons, the Sharptons, and their ilk.

With the rising to the societal surface of Barack Obama a curtain has been pulled back to reveal another strata of professional race-baters. They are the black preachers and the preachers to the blacks who profit from racism’s continued well being. In of all places, their churches. They have no shame.

At the same time, the race-baters wouldn’t have podiums if there weren’t those who wanted to hear. Its human nature to blame others for ones shortcomings. It’s easier to say that the white man is the reason for my plight. I am not the Bill Cosby man/woman/person and how dare he say such things.

I don’t know anyone who would say that the South African Apartheid was a good system. But now years later are the blacks really better off? Has the standard of living and personal safety improved markedly, or for that matter, at all?

Assimilation is the answer. Most of the blacks in America have waged a hundred and fifty years of war against assimilation since the Civil War ended. Even the Obamas who were able to get out of that battle and better themselves through education, when they graduated, went back to it. What a burden to carry such hatred.
#204

On June 1st, 2008 at 1:21 pm, emjem24 said:

derel3433 said:
Why do the blacks hate us?

Interesting question…. that. I live in a predominantly black neighborhood, and while I have some nice black neighbors, there are many who I’ve seen litter their front yards with multiple cars and violating city housing code with multiple family members living in a too small house, as well as too many dogs (let’s say 5 pit bulls) in a too small backyard being neglected and not well taken care of.

I’ve been to many areas of the country as a military spouse. I’ve also seen how many Hispanics believe something is owed them and the reason they’re not getting what’s owed them is because of “whitey.”

I will be honest and say in my little corner of Hampton Roads, VA, where I’ve seen skyrocketing crime being committed by aimless black men in cities like Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton, VA Beach, and Portsmouth, with Democrat mayors, I do not feel safe. There’s a feeling of anarchy, not safety where I live.

I think it’s easier for some blacks of all socio-economic backgrounds to blame another race for its problems than to tackle them head on. It’s rather sad. You can do or be anything in this country but it’s like some blacks seem to be in a 1950’s time warp where nothing has changed.

I’m tired of the blame game. It’s a copout that many of the weak, overingulged amoung us (included overpampered college students) seem to engage in. This is something that Europeans have participated in for decades. The USA used to laugh at their excesses and mistakes…. looks like the shoe’s on the other foot now, huh?

Just one suggestion for derel: I think the question isn’t…. why do blacks hate us it’s why do blacks always vote for Dems who take them for granted and use them for a easily accessible voting bloc? Or, why haven’t blacks figured out that the Dems aren’t interested in helping them but getting their vote?

These are the questions I want to know.
#205

On June 1st, 2008 at 5:42 pm, Misscheryl said:

It’s a mistake on the part of the black community to believe, because some white liberals pander to them, that all white people feel this way. Many white people, I for one, am tired of dealing with the arrogrant, rude, disrespectfull attitude of most black people I have contact with on a superficial, but daily basis. Most white people are not fooled by the face they present publicly vs their attitude and hatred for us when they are with each other.
#206

On June 1st, 2008 at 6:23 pm, Jet Jaguar said:

On June 1st, 2008 at 1:21 pm, emjem24 said:

…why haven’t blacks figured out that the Dems aren’t interested in helping them but getting their vote?…

…maybe because their brains don’t work that way?
#207

On June 1st, 2008 at 8:27 pm, cicerokid said:

“Why do blacks hate us”? Is a poorly- phrased question. Don’t cubby-hole the races. In my opiniion the proper and more pointed question is, “Why do the blacks that hate us, hate us”? I see the answer goes right to obummers church and what black liberation theology teaches: it pays to hate.
#208

On June 1st, 2008 at 10:24 pm, RThomasETC said:

I just hate this whole thing. The short term will see serious problems for Obama but the long term will be serious problems for Christian leaders.

These ridiculous men further the stereotype of rich, ranting, groupthink driven, no accountability Christian leaders.

As a Christian I find that more mortifying than proving a career politician like Obama is no different than anyone else inside the Beltway.