A Veterans Day Thought: President Bush Bowed Before the Awesome Power of BRA

Veterans Day, 2010. Knowing that many members of the United States military read this blog, please allow us at Stuff Black People Don't Like to take a moment to honor you and your services. Few institutions are worth defending in Black Run America (BRA) anymore, but the core message that is behind the oath every member of the military must take is one worth considering.

Enemies both foreign and domestic.

Black Run America's (BRA) biggest sycophant

The United States Constitution is the most frequently cited document by those who falsely profess love and admiration to this country, and the most infrequently respected document by those mandated with protecting it.

We have talked about the military many times before at this blog, pointing out that the special forces of the United States remain monochromatic; that the US Coast Guard has difficulty finding qualified Black candidates who can remain in the program; that the United States Air Force deploys flight squadrons that have less Black people than the film Top Gun; the Greatest Generation wasn't exactly a diverse bunch; Naval Academy standards must be lowered so that Black people can qualify for enrollment; and that Chief Moose of the DC Sniper fame apparently runs the human resource department for the US Army now at Fort Hood.

We have also discussed George W. Bush and Kanye West too, twin pillars of American Exceptionalism.

President Bush was beloved by the military, a man whose Mission Accomplished moment in 2003 couldn't have been better scripted by Hollywood writers or Madison Avenue copy writers if they were given an unlimited budget and every A-level actor to choose from.

Fitting though, that President Bush display his complete subservience to Black Run America (BRA) and perfidious nature when questioned about his worst moments as Commander-in-Chief, and leader of the proverbial "free world":

Former President George W. Bush says that Kanye West's insinuation that he is a racist, made in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, still stings today — and that the episode was the "all-time low" point of his presidency.

Bush's long-delayed reaction to West's ad-libbed comment that "George Bush doesn’t care about black people," made during a live TV benefit show for hurricane survivors, is from an interview the former president taped with Matt Lauer of NBC.

Here's the exchange, from an early transcript the network released, as quoted by Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly:

“He called me a racist,” Bush tells Lauer. “And I didn’t appreciate it then. I don’t appreciate it now. It’s one thing to say, ‘I don’t appreciate the way he’s handled his business.’ It’s another thing to say, ‘This man’s a racist.’ I resent it, it’s not true.”

Lauer quotes from Bush’s new book: “Five years later I can barely write those words without feeling disgust.” Lauer adds, “You go on: ‘I faced a lot of criticism as president. I didn’t like hearing people claim that I lied about Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction or cut taxes to benefit the rich. But the suggestion that I was racist because of the response to Katrina represented an all-time low.’

President Bush responds: “Yeah. I still feel that way as you read those words. I felt ‘em when I heard ‘em, felt ‘em when I wrote ‘em, and I felt ‘em when I’m listening to ‘em.

Lauer: “You say you told Laura at the time it was the worst moment of your presidency?”

Bush: “Yes. My record was strong, I felt, when it came to race relations and giving people a chance. And it was a disgusting moment.”
  Lauer: “I wonder if some people are going to read that, now that you’ve written it, and they might give you some heat for that. And the reason is this — “

Bush [interrupting]: “Don’t care.”

Lauer: “Well, here’s the reason. You’re not saying that the worst moment in your presidency was watching the misery in Louisiana. You’re saying it was when someone insulted you because of that.”

Bush: “No, and I also make it clear that the misery in Louisiana affected me deeply as well. There’s a lot of tough moments in the book. And it was a disgusting moment, pure and simple.”

No greater simultaneous devotion and acquiescence to the ideals that power Black Run America (BRA) can be located then these words from George W. Bush, a man who even considered endorsing Barack Obama in 2008, if he had been asked:

Yesterday, an even more intriguing story appeared on a blog of the Financial Times. Alex Barker writes of his "favourite Bush anecdote," which "some of the witnesses still dine out on":

The venue was the Oval Office. A group of British dignitaries, including Gordon Brown, were paying a visit. It was at the height of the 2008 presidential election campaign, not long after Bush publicly endorsed John McCain as his successor.

Naturally the election came up in conversation. Trying to be even-handed and polite, the Brits said something diplomatic about McCain’s campaign, expecting Bush to express some warm words of support for the Republican candidate.

Not a chance. “I probably won’t even vote for the guy,” Bush told the group, according to two people present. “I had to endorse him. But I’d have endorsed Obama if they’d asked me.”

Recall Stuff White People Like #8, and you might begin to understand that George Bush has more in common with SWPL whites than he does with Untouchable whites that he professes to represent. Had he given Obama his endorsement, we might be already bombing Iran with Mr. McCain in office.

White Guilt is the Original Sin, an all-encompassing mindset that deludes people into believing every concession made to Black people will ultimately end with the cessation of the question "And Then?"

In Black Run America, being called a "racist" is the ultimate road to perdition and George W. Bush is haunted not by 9/11, two wars that have taken the lives of countless Americans or a global financial crisis that was exacerbated by decisions he made in office, but by the callous words of Kanye West when he stammered incoherently on live TV next to Michael Myers and let out the immortal line: "George Bush doesn't care about Black people."

Happy Veterans Day, 2010. May we one day look back on the failed experiment known as Black Run America (BRA) and remember the capitulations that men like George W. Bush made to ensure it would endure.

It his intense devotion to the principle of BRA that will only augment the numbers of Those who can see.

Thank you Veterans. Now the question is when will men of character and quality rise so that the failed social scientists of the 21st century will finally be called out for bringing this world to the edge of chaos and ruination?

Katrina Turns 5: She's Growing up so Fast!

What a birthday party! Over the weekend Hurricane Katrina turned five-years-old; and to commemorate this milestone much ink and television coverage was devoted to doting over her in the required, obligatory terms.

The legacy of Katrina, said the President, must be "not one of neglect, but of action; not one of indifference, but of empathy; not of abandonment, but of a community working together to meet shared challenges." Political leaders and citizens alike should take those words to heart when times get tough and when issues threaten to divide us.

A much longer birthday party is planned for Hurricane Katrina as we will discuss the tantrum she tossed in New Orleans back in 2005 tonight and the legacy of her one shining moment, where we learned what would happen on a day without white people.

A few brave writers have dared write about Katrina in a manner befitting her memory, but they failed to realize that at this party only one group of people are allowed to cry. Remember, it's always their party and they'll never stop crying.

That brief week at the end of August and into the early part of September 2005 in New Orleans showed to America what will happen when a natural disaster strikes and what a day without white people will bring. Recall the floods that ravaged the city of Nashville earlier this year and consider the lack of news that story provided.

The silence of the media was deafening, as Nashville residents dealt with the disaster without the media broadcasting sob stories to the world and with no reports of helicopters being shot at nor wide-scale looting by police officers.

Worse, New Orleans has elected a white mayor and is in danger of losing its historical population that the media showcased incessantly during those fabled days in late August/early September of 2005:

Before Katrina, New Orleans was more than two-thirds Blacks. A recent study by Brown University sociologist John Logan found that New Orleans is at risk of losing as much of 80 percent of its Black population. Some officials predict that the reconstructed New Orleans will be predominately White. The transitioning is already clear. After Katrina, the city’s Black population is down to approximately 20 percent, says Mr. Lee. Predominantly White areas are bouncing back first. The signs of recovery are everywhere in the French Quarter, which is more than 90 percent White.

There, café and restaurant owners have begun opening their doors, allowing the tantalizing smells of fresh beignets, chicory-flavored coffee and spicy jambalayas to permeate the air. Curio shops are already peddling Hurricane Katrina-inspired T-shirts along with feathery Mardi Gras masks, and Bourbon Street is rich again with the sounds and smells of human excess. Moreover, the faint sounds of a throbbing bass chord and the whine of a brass horn wafts along the night breeze.

Areas where white people returned to in Post-Katrina have recovered and experienced growth, renewal and prosperity. The city that most people evacuated in August of 2005 and left under the watchful eye of both nature and Black people has regained one notorious accolade: most dangerous city in America. Cities that welcomed residents of pre-Katrina New Orleans also welcomed a spike in crime.

The gangs of New Orleans have long been rightfully feared, though Saints games have a calming effect on the population:

Maybe you use bizarre trends, such as an NOPD cop telling me the 911 calls almost stop when the Saints play and there's been only one murder during a game this year.

So Happy Fifth Birthday Hurricane Katrina. We saw what happens when you remove white people from the equation of modern civilization, and the result is barbarism courtesy of a real-life scenario The Crazies could only call fiction.

We at SBPDL won't forget the real story that Hurricane Katrina provided and no, it is not the one that The Nation attempted to spin-off duplicitous intentions. The Black police officers looted stores - though, strangely, they left Shania Twain CDs alone - and abandoned their job of maintaining law and order.

In the absence of law and order, any semblance of justice must be swift and without remorse to dissuade those remaining from leaving the realm of saints to become sinners.

There is no denying what Hurricane Katrina showed to the world. Haiti has been showing it for years and South Africa has gradually started to hint at what is to come. Recent Section 8 riots in Atlanta only showed how quickly things can descend to what we saw in The Big Easy those five days in 2005.

A day without white people is a notion that should chill the Talented Tenth to the bone, for it is Hurricane Katrina that sits atop the list of Stuff Black People Don't Like without equal. President George W. Bush became the face of blame in the whole sordid affair, but to truly see who is at fault would require Disingenuous White Liberals to look into the mirror along with those that they continuously enable, Black people.

There are those who would forget Hurricane Katrina and consign the real lesson of that event to the deepest recesses of the internet, buried under an avalanche of useless stories of hope amid the rebuilding.

Oh, and one more thing: it has recently come out that police were told by superiors that they had the authority to shoot looters:

In the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, an order circulated among New Orleans police authorizing officers to shoot looters, according to present and former members of the New Orleans Police Department.

It's not clear how broadly the order was communicated. Some officers who heard it say they refused to carry it out. Others say they understood it as a fundamental change in the standards on deadly force, which allow police to fire only to protect themselves or others from what appears to be an imminent physical threat.

The accounts of orders to "shoot looters," "take back the city," or "do what you have to do" are fragmentary. It remains unclear who originated them or whether they were heard by any of the officers involved in shooting 11 civilians in the days after Katrina. Thus far, no officers implicated in shootings have used the order as an explanation for their actions. Only one of the people shot by police -- Henry Glover -- was allegedly stealing goods at the time he was shot.

Still, current and former officers said the police orders -- taken together with tough talk from top public officials broadcast over the airwaves -- contributed to an atmosphere of confusion about how much force could be used to combat looting.

In one instance captured on a grainy videotape shot by a member of the force, a police captain relayed the instructions at morning roll call to cops preparing for the day's patrols.

"We have authority by martial law to shoot looters," Captain James Scott told a few dozen officers in a portion of the tape viewed by reporters. Scott, then the commander of the 1st district, is now captain of the special operations division.

To those who suffered in Mississippi and other parts of Louisiana, we hope you have recovered. We now present for you a number of videos that commemorate Hurricane Katrina's fifth birthday. Like a parent who sees the early years of their child's life go by quickly, we at SBPDL can only marvel at how quickly the lessons of that event have been forgotten.

After all, it was documented so well. Just see below.

98. Sharing Bus Seats in St. Louis

It is said lightning never strikes twice in the same place. Seattle and St. Louis might be separated by hundreds of miles, but lightning has found a steady ally in the right fist of Black people when it is aimed squarely in the direction of white people.

It wasn't that long ago that a blind white woman in Seattle was on the receiving end of a Black persons best impersonation of Pistol Honda from Punch Out. They happened to be on a bus, just like a recent altercation that occurred between a white person and a Black persons fists:

"A student on a Belleville West High School bus was beaten for his choice of seat, not because he was white, according to a witness and police.

"The incident appears now to be more about a couple of bullies on a bus dictating where people sit," said Belleville Police Capt. Don Sax, who originally said Monday's attack may have been racially motivated.

D'Vante Lott, 16, said he was on the bus and witnessed the attack by the two black students.

The victim walked onto the bus, looking for an open seat, but students kept turning him down, as D'Vante said happened often with this student.

But Monday, the victim apparently tired of asking for a seat, D'Vante said, moved one student's book-bag off a seat, and just sat down."

Like the Seattle incident where a Black person beat a blind white woman, this time a white boy was beaten by a Black person for daring to sit next to him. Have you not heard of this story? Here is more from that same story about the St. Louis bus beaten:

"But the second assailant was just trying to act tough, D'Vante said. "The second guy hit him because he wanted to hit him," he said.

D'Vante didn't think the attacks were racially motivated.

"Nobody even knows the kid," D'Vante said. "He's a quiet dude."

"They usually let him sit down," he continued.

Meanwhile, D'Vante said, the bus driver did little. "He kept driving. All he said was 'Sit Down.'"

Later, D'Vante said, the victim tried to take a picture of his face with a phone, but he couldn't get a good picture, so he asked someone else to do it for him.

The school suspended the two attackers for 10 days today, pending an expulsion hearing, and suspended three bystanders, including D'Vante, for five days for laughing at the incident, D'Vante and his mother said the principal told them.

D'Vante's mother, Shenico Greer, was very upset outside Belleville West this afternoon, as she picked up her son.

"He was not in the fight!" Greer said.

"Everybody on that bus, mostly, was laughing and standing up," she said.

She said her son even helped the victim after the attacks, picking up his glasses and asking him if he was OK.

Greer also didn't think the attack was racially motivated.

"There are other white children who sit with black children," she said."

So, like the bus fight in Seattle, this bus fight in St. Louis was just an isolated incident that had the misfortune of including white people at the receiving end of Black peoples fury. Remember, we live in a Black world now, and this is only part of the undeclared war on white people that Black people refuse to acknowledge is being waged by them on all remnants of Pre-Obama America.

These beatings of white people on buses, which are beginning to migrate east, are only one aspect of that war on Pre-Obama America.

In those days, Black people were forced to sit in the back of the bus until Rosa Parks was taught how to be an agent for change by her white enablers. She helped bring about equality in the seating of all people on public transportation.

However, in THE AGE OF OBAMA, white people aren't even allowed to sit on a bus, least they be prepared to endure the consequences of their revolutionary act of violating Black peoples space.

Interestingly, the initial story out of St. Louis said this:

BELLEVILLE — A Belleville West High School student was beaten aboard a bus on the way to school Monday, and a police spokesman said the beating could be racially motivated.

The 17-year-old victim was white and the teen assailants were black. Police released a video of the beating, which shows the victim being punched repeatedly while other students on the bus gather to watch, some cheering. It doesn't appear that the victim did anything to provoke an attack and tried only to defend himself. Police said it all unfolded in a five-minute span.

The victim was trying to find a seat and was told by two students he could not sit next to them, police said.

As he walked to the seat, someone shouted, "Beat his ass."

When he did sit down, one teen tried to push him out of his seat then began grabbing the victim’s neck and punching him in the face.

With each punch, some in the crowd chanted, "Boom, boom, boom."

The victim eventually returned to his seat, but another student began taunting him a few minutes later. The victim was then struck in the face.

It was unclear what, if anything, the bus driver did to stop the attack. At one point, before the second attack, a man shouts, "Sit down guys."

Students intervened to help the victim both times.

"In my estimation, it's racially motivated," said Capt. Don Sax of the Belleville Police Department. He said one reason he had formed this opinion was that many of the students, most of whom were black, yelled their support for the beating."

Black people are worried about this story and countless others like it, for they realize that Capt. Don Sax is correct: the beating was racially motivated for it is part of the cleansing of America for the Age of Mein Obama.

The Seattle and St. Louis event aren't the only incidents of the war on white people and its correlation with buses, as Atlanta recently had a similar moment of Black people working toward the new Black world:

ATLANTA -- Corey Turner was mowing the lawn of a southeast Atlanta church Thursday when he did a double-take: A public school bus that was hijacked by a shirtless man was careening down a nearby road at around 25 mph, and screaming kids were jumping out the back of the vehicle.

"Everything went berserk," he said.

Authorities say 23-year-old Arris Pitmon leaped through the window of the Atlanta bus, overpowered the driver to take the wheel and then left the bus driverless as it thundered down a steep hill.

A dozen or so screaming students were on the bus as it plunged, many bounding out of the emergency exit in the back, said Atlanta Public Schools spokesman Keith Bromery. Two students and the bus driver suffered minor injuries, police said.

By the time Pitmon was arrested after the crash, he was naked, police said. Turner, who had rushed to the scene, said the man lost his pants while trying to escape from bystanders.

"This was a weirdo," said Turner, who is 38. "Something was wrong with this guy. We turned him over and he just had a condom on. Maybe he was stripping or something -- I had no earthly idea."

Arris Pitmon is a Black man and his hijacking of the bus - only to end up naked soon after - is yet another example of the war on sharing the bus with those dispossessed.

Stuff Black People Don't Like includes sharing bus seats in St. Louis, as Black people aren't really upset about what transpired on that school bus with the Black boy beating the white kid, but they are upset the story has gotten some press. Don't you know by now that Black people can't be racist nor engage in racial motivated violence? Only white babies can be racist and thus, grow up to be racists.

It's just an isolated incident.

#341. Public Displays of Kanye West

By now – unless you are living in a cave – you are aware of the once controversial cartoon, now innocuous South Park. White people have long enjoyed watching this show that will soon be entering its 15^th season and some conservatives have even tried to show that South Park is an anti-egalitarian show, which of course, incenses Black people.

No one racial group, person, ideology nor religion is safe from the cartoonists who work hard to create South Park and ensure that each week it pushes the envelope of popular culture discourse to a new level of sophisticated lampooning.

The show features a Token Black and has through its nearly 15 year run, poked fun at Black people consistently enough to one day merit an SBPDL entry of its own.

In light of a recent incident that includes the one of the latest South Park celebrity crossovers, that entry must be put on indefinite hold for our old friend Kanye West has supplied more fuel to the suddenly fast spreading fire that is SBPDL.

You may remember Kanye West from the George W. Bush entry or more recently, he was featured as being one of the harbingers of gangsta raps decline into the realm of “no homo”.
Now, West has taken his job as purveyor of all that Black people deem cool and thrown a right-hook into Pre-Obama America’s collective face with his gratifying defense of Beyonce at MTV’s 2009 Video Music Awards (VMA):

"Kanye West gave a performance that will never be forgotten at the MTV Video Music Awards.. stormed on stage to unleash an astonishing rant during an acceptance speech by country starlet Taylor Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards last night.The 19-year-old singer, who was collecting Best Female Video for You Belong To Me, was left humiliated as West snatched the microphone from her hands.

He turned to the audience and shouted that the gong should have gone to his big friend Beyonce, for Single Ladies…Swift had breathlessly began her speech with the words, 'I always wondered what it would be like to maybe win one of these some day, but never actually thought it would happen'.

But before she could continue any further, West leaped from his seat in the audience, ran onto the stage and rushed to grab the microphone as a bemused Swfit struggled to take in what was happening.

West told the stunned star: 'Yo Taylor. I'm really happy for you, I'm going to let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time."

Thankfully, Kanye exited the stage he was uninvited to be upon before he could mutter, “George Bush doesn’t like Black people,” again.

Kanye West has been portrayed as the epitome of coolness in advertisements for Pepsi and Absolute Vodka, as in the latter ad, apparent uncool people take tablets to become cool:

“He may or may not need anger management, but Kanye West definitely knows how to self-promote. Here’s an ad he “visioned” for Absolut Vodka where members-only wearing hipsters take large Alka-Seltzer-like pills to be Kanye for a while.”

By extension, the ultimate manner in which to be cool in THE AGE OF OBAMA – and according to Absolute Vodka – is to emulate the behavior of Kanye West by becoming him.

According to the logic of the ad, at every Taylor Swift concert henceforth, people must stumble onto the stage and denigrate this great singer for not living up to Beyonce’s level of entertainment, as Kanye West did as the 2009 VMA awards.

After all, if Kanye West defines cool, then we must emulate him.

Interestingly, the VMA Awards on MTV have long been home to some jaw-dropping moments that have left people scratching their heads:

1984

At the First Annual MTV Video Music Awards in 1984, Madonna's performed "Like A Virgin" wearing a combination bustier/wedding gown, including her trademark "Boy Toy" belt. During the performance, she rolled around on the floor, revealing lacy stockings and garters, and made a number of sexually suggestive moves.

1999

Lil' Kim showed up at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards with an entire breast exposed and only a tiny piece of fabric over the nipple. Kim's outfit became even more controversial later that night, when she appeared on stage with Mary J. Blige and Diana Ross to present an award, and Ross reached over, cupped her hand under Kim's exposed breast and jiggled it while both laughed heartily. It was later described as Ross getting to second base with Kim on national television"

Black people love the MTV awards, for it is a parade of Black achievement (remember, that level of achievement is reserved only for sports, movies and singing) and the decision by Kanye West to denigrate Swift (a white girl) in favor of Beyonce (a Black woman) is not a cause for great concern.

Remember, Absolute Vodka has already alerted the world that the way to be cool is emulate Kanye West and be like him. Thus, we must all engage in the practice of “No Homo”:

"Kanye West made a statement he'd later describe as braver and more difficult than his attack on the White House. Hip-hop, he told MTV, was supposed to be about "speaking your mind and about breaking down barriers, but everyone in hip-hop discriminates against gay people … I wanna just come on TV and just tell my rappers, tell my friends, 'Yo, stop it.'

But old habits die hard, and last week, West amended his position somewhat on "Run This Town," a new Jay-Z single on which the Chicago rapper is a featured guest. "It's crazy how you can go from being Joe Blow," West begins his rap, "to everybody on your dick—no homo." No homo, to those unfamiliar with the term, is a phrase added to statements in order to rid them of possible homosexual double-entendre.”

Black people have been fighting for decades for Civil Rights, equality, a Black president and a complete of ownership of top sports and entertainment figures that white people worship. They have all of that now.

Kanye West, a man that South Park recently spoofed with his great frustration of interpreting a joke, is ruining all of that hard work:

"Kanye West has told fans he's working on playing down his "crazy ego" after being ridiculed in a new episode of "South Park."

In a blog on his official site, Kanyeuniversecity.com, the 31-year-old rapper wrote: "South Park murdered me last night and it's pretty funny. It hurts my feelings but what can you expect." The episode of the merciless Comedy Central cartoon, entitled "Fishsticks," has a character based on West attempt to tap into his "genius" superpowers to solve a schoolyard joke that only he doesn't find funny.

Famous for his over-the-top rants and temper tantrums, West finally appears to have seen the error of his egotistical ways. "The crazy ego is played out at this point in my life and career," he blogged, adding, "I just wanna be a doper person which starts with me not always telling people how dope I think I am. I need to just get past myself."Whether the hip-hop star, who launched his own Nike shoe, the Air Yeezy, last weekend is intent on turning over a new leaf before the launch of his forthcoming new fragrance and energy drink remains to be seen. But he did seem to be get started by signing off with some uncharacteristic self-deprecating humor.
"I'm sure there's grammatical errors in this," he wrote in his signature upper-case type. "That's how you know it's me!"

Black people have long hoped that Kanye West could be the individual to finally pacify white people and complete the process of Blackinizing America entirely. The Absolute Vodka almost accomplished this, but daring to intimidate Taylor Swift has enraged MARs yet again.

Stuff Black People Don’t Like includes public displays of Kanye West, for even though Black people secretly hope that the Absolute Vodka commercial is how white people view West, the reality is he is opening a lot of white people’s eyes as to how Black people really view white people.

George W. Bush, No Homo, Fishsticks and now Taylor Swift… Black people need to muzzle him completely before a few more white people decide to join the real million man march for reasons that don’t include higher taxes.

To view a video of Kanye West verbally abusing Taylor Swift - as Youtube.com has taken down the video already- click here.

#111. Fox News Channel

Black people, as we have discussed, do not like their Local Nightly News Casts. Unlike ESPN, which highlights Black people in one of the only endeavors they excel in (sports), nightly news casts shine a dis-nevering light upon the Black community.

It little matters the city, for wherever Black people are found in copious numbers, trouble is a sturdy ally.

However, nightly news casts are of little concern to Black people when confronted with the conundrum of the Fox News Channel, which Black people erroneously believe placates the white majority (it does slightly defend Pre-Obama America, but as we will see, not white people).

Black people are incapable of watching Fox News, for the channel - to them - represents evil personified and the complete merging of Republican and white people values:

"We have watched FOX News attack President Barack Obama, first lady Michelle Obama and Black America. Bill O'Reilly called for the death of murdered abortion doctor George Tiller only months before his death. Remember, too, it was the FOX-owned New York Post who printed the monkey cartoon. It was also FOX News who lashed out against Hurricane Katrina evacuees, arguing they were to blame for an increase in homicides. Yet, the network tried to cover up the incompetence of the Bush administration that led to the deaths of many Blacks in New Orleans."

In reality, Black people will never be able to forgive Fox News for that channel acted as a voice of propaganda for George W. Bush. Hurricane Katrina was a horrible moment for Black people, for it showed the world the reality of Being Black in America (contrast Hurricane Katrina with the massive flood in Iowa three years later).

White people love Fox News, for they view Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Glen Beck and the other diverse white people who read the news as saviors of Pre-Obama America. Little do they know that the network has served as an outlet for white people's anger all these years and acts as a conduit for their energy.

In reality, Fox News does little to preserve the "old country" and "the greatest generation" (a future SBPDL), but garners massive ratings from white people who want to believe someone stands up for their interests and is actually "Fair and Balanced".

Sean Hannity, it must recalled, claimed Kim Kardashian is a moral beacon for young women in America, despite the fact that she is the same girl that Black people pass around for fun and enjoy filming her in pornographic videos that she co-stars in.

Fox News has also failed to replicate CNN's massive popular Black people-centric show, "Black in America", and instead has War Stories with Oliver North, a show that glorifies the exploits of Pre-Obama America and the sacrifices they made that have given us The Age of Obama.

Fox News Channel also fails to be in awe of Mein Obama, as other networks have graciously fallen to two knees in subservience to the president. MSNBC's Chris Matthews, besides denouncing those who disagree with Obama as racist, claimed:

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Yeah, well, you know what? I want to do everything I can to make this thing work, this new presidency work, and I think that --

JOE SCARBOROUGH: Is that your job? You just talked about being a journalist!

MATTHEWS: Yeah, it is my job. My job is to help this country.

SCARBOROUGH: Your job is the make this presidency work?

MATTHEWS: To make this work successfully. This country needs a successful presidency.

Glenn Beck, however, has begun to take that anger Fox News has been collecting and spewing forth venom that leaves Black people aghast and frightened lynch mobs might be near. Black people are even protesting his show and trying to get advertisers pulled.

Beck, of course, criticized Mein Obama, which is something that Black people don't like.

In reality though, Fox News Channel is about as favorable of Pre-Obama America as Michelle Obama was and will always be.

The flagship show, The O'Reilly Factor, recently highlighted a purported Black conservative - Harry Alford - as a wonderful man and a beacon of conservatism. Alford, head of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, is a Black radical.

Black people love him, because he fights for Black people and the creation of businesses for Black people only. White people must love, according to O'Reilly, for reasons that are difficult to ascertain.

News Corp., the company that owns Fox News Channel, agreed to create a diversity panel to ensure that evil racism is a thing of the past:

"News Corp. is forming an external diversity council in response to pressure over a New York Post cartoon that critics said compared President Barack Obama to a dead chimpanzee.

The cartoon appeared in February. News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch published an apology in the Post, but civil rights and community organizations demanded further action.

NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous said Wednesday that News Corp. had agreed to form a "diversity community council" that will meet semiannually with company executives."

In reality, Fox News Channel was created by a media mogul who saw a paucity of conservative talk in the forum of television. He saw the money that Rush Limbaugh was making over the AM/FM radio dials, and realized if white people could be lead to believe a television station was actually looking out for their interests, then the country could continue to tank as long as Fox News Channel was feeding them soma and visions of hope amid the seemingly glaring reality that America is headed for disaster.

Stuff Black People Don't Like includes the Fox News Channel, for Black people view it as the magnet of racism and a vile station that promulgates heinous invective toward Mein Obama and Black people in general.

In reality, the channel is a magnet for white people's anger and the Fox News Channel gladly rakes in the cash, for as long as people consider Sean Hannity a "great American," then The Reality of Jefferson County will be coming to a city near you soon.

#11. George W. Bush

Black people do not like George W. Bush. In reality, Black people do not like the Republican Party and have voted overwhelming for the Democratic Party for many years, but they especially do not like George W. Bush.


To Black people, the man who might be the last White president the United States will ever see, epitomizes racism, ethnocentrism and indeed bigotry - largely due to the perceived delayed reaction in helping their fellow Black people in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005.

The city of New Orleans was 67 percent Black at that time - known as The Chocolate City - and was ravaged by that horrendous hurricane that displaced thousands of Black people to other cities throughout the country.

Hundreds of thousands of Black people stayed behind, ostensibly to guard the city from looters and muggers.


However, the entire nation was horrified at the images that unfolded from, in the words of Mayor Ray Nagin:

"I don't care what people are saying Uptown or wherever they are. This city will be chocolate at the end of the day...This city will be a majority African-American city. It's the way God wants it to be."

Black people do like God, and they were horrified at idea that White people were entertaining - that the Black people who failed to leave the city when a Category 5 hurricane was coming would resort to looting, pillaging, raping and killing in its aftermath. Black people don't do that you see, and if they do, it would all be the fault of one man. George W. Bush.

You see, Black people are law abiding citizens, and anything that runs contrary to this view is the fault of George W. Bush. The man who stole the 2000 election from Al Gore and disenfranchised Black voters in Florida was the main cause of all Black misery in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.

A rap group, Legendary KO, came out with a song entitled "George Bush Doesn't Care About Black People," with the lyrics:

"George Bush ain't a gold digger, but he ain't messin with no broke niggas...come down, Bush, come on, come down"

Accepting the invitation, George. W. Bush, a person so universally despised by Black people that they voted nearly 95 - 99 percent in every state for the Democrat Barack Hussein Obama in the 2008 election, had this to say in New Orleans just three weeks after Katrina:

"The greatest hardship fell upon citizens already facing lives of struggle: the elderly, the vulnerable and the poor...And this poverty has roots in generations of segregation and discrimination that closed many doors of opportunity. As we clear away the debris of a hurricane, let us also clear away the legacy of inequality."

Stuff Black People Don't Like will always include George W. Bush, regardless of accepting Legendary KO's invitation to come to New Orleans, and promises of helping Black people rise from the waters left behind from Katrina and dry off.