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Photo Right: Derek Black(Third from the Left) receives one of the CofCC activism awards at the 2009 CofCC National Conference.

Well, the dust pan isn’t as glamorous as saying a “black man invented the cell phone,” but just as absurd.

First Ray is less than half black. In 1897 Ray took out a patent for a dust pan he designed. This was dust pan patent number 165!

One hundred sixty four Americans had already taken out patents for their own dust pans before Ray.

The actual inventor of the original dust pan is unknown and probably lived thousands of years ago.

This falls in line with other aspects of Moore’s lifestyle. He constantly berates white people and demands “multiculturalism,” yet he lives in one of the top two whitest metropolitan areas of the nation. He rails against “capitalism” while making quite a lot of money himself.

Public funding for the arts routinely goes to the far-left. Hundreds of public television stations are now pumping out non-stop left-wing documentaries around the nation at taxpayer expense. During the presidential election these stations, who are supposed to be non-partisan, played non-stop pro-Obama “documentaries” for weeks to help him get elected. All with taxpayer funds.

From CNSNews…

Filmmaker Michael Moore has been approved to receive a refundable tax credit of up to $1 million from the State of Michigan Film Office for his 2009 documentary, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” and a Republican state senator in Michigan wants her state’s money back. Two years ago, Moore attacked the movie-subsidizing program for giving “free money” to corporations.

“That’s a refundable tax credit, so that’s just a handout,” Michigan Sen. Nancy Cassis told CNSNews.com Friday from her office in Lansing. “I am just aghast at his asking for the taxpayers of Michigan to donate $1 million out of our already impoverished general fund to support his film–that trashes our economic system.”

In July 2008, Moore participated in a panel discussion at the Traverse City Film Festival, where he attacked the tax-credit program.

“These are large multinational corporations–Viacom, GE, Rupert Murdoch–that own these studios,” Moore said. “Why do they need our money from Michigan, from our taxpayers? We’re already broke here. Why? I mean, they play one state against another and so they get all this free cash when they’re making billions already in profits. What’s the thinking behind that? … Giving free money to a bunch of billionaires.”

Sen. Cassis expressed outrage over Moore’s condemnation of the program. “The hypocrisy of Michael Moore is absolutely stunning,” she told CNSNews.com.

“On one day he criticized the film giveaways and then asked for a $1 million handout of his own,” Cassis said. “We are supposed to be spurring economic growth, but we’re giving taxpayer money to a film that trashes our economic system. How responsible is this?”

The alleged “Massacre at Fort Pillow” was nothing more than election propaganda to ensure that Abraham Lincoln wasn’t defeated in the bitter election of 1864.

Photo Right: Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest. One of the most inventive and successful Generals in world history. Today Forrest is studied in military academies worldwide. Both Gen. Patton and Gen. Erwin Rommel, the top two Generals in WWII, were avid fans of Forrest. The exploits of Gen. Forrest became so famous that he was treated like a modern Hollywood celebrity in both the North and the South after the war.

When it comes to the Afro-mythologists, no one is more viciously slandered than our great Confederate heroes.

The most vicious slander against Forrest, that is being repeated more and more frequently, is that he ordered the killing of surrendering black soldiers at Fort Pillow.

Nothing could be further from the truth. First of all, Gen. Forrest was well known among the Union army for the generosity he showed to captured Union troops. Forrest spent the entire war capturing large numbers of Union troops. Usually they were immediately paroled for the prisoner exchange program. It was recorded by many Confederate and Union soldier alike, that Forrest often received applause and shouts of glee from Union captives when they were read their terms.

In April of 1864, Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest led 1,500 troopers to Fort Pillow along the Mississippi River. The fort was ripe for plundering with only 557 defenders, 262 of them a Negro militia regiment. Forrest rode up to the fort with a white flag of truce to negotiate a peaceful surrender of the fort.

As soon as Forrest reached the fort, a Union soldier shot at him killing his horse. This violated the rules of engagement under a flag of truce. It wouldn’t be the first time. As Forrest tried repeatedly to get the fort inhabitants to surrender, a second horse was killed and a third badly injured.

By this time Forrest was badly injured himself, from having been thrown from three horses. Forrest had to be taken to the back of the lines. Even then Confederates returned under a flag of truce and delivered a note stating that the fort would be “easily taken” with minimum loss to the Confederates. Confederates informed the inhabitants of the fort that they would all receive Forrest’s gracious treatment as prisoners of war.

The entire time, black Union troops had been yelling taunts and profanities at the Confederates egging them on. However, Forrest thought that the white officers would come to their senses and surrender. Forrest was used to intimidating Union forts into surrendering with little or no fight.

The 557 Yankees still did not surrender. Knowing that three steamships were coming down the Mississippi with re-enforcements, the Yankees sent notes back to Forrest begging for more time to think about it. Forrest, however, had already positioned troops to block the steamboats from landing.

Finally the charge was sounded. Forrest’s troops easily stormed the fort. 14 Confederate were killed and 86 wounded. Both of the fort’s commanders died. Of the 557 Union troops, 228 were taken prisoner and marched away. At least 32 wounded Yankees were allowed to remain at the fort’s hospital under the care of Union doctors.

The rest of the Yankee troops either died, drowned in the Mississippi, or went AWOL. When Confederates stormed the fort, only the white troops held their ground. Just like numerous other battles, the black troops immediately broke ranks and went into a panic. Many fled out the back of the fort and began jumping in the Mississippi River. It is presumed that some drowned and some went AWOL.

A short time later, during a truce, the 228 Union prisoners of war (both black and white) were paroled and turned over to the Union army safe and sound.

Forrest was still nursing his wounds from earlier in the day and was not in the assault.

With Abraham Lincoln facing election defeat, he needed a new source of propaganda to vilify the South. When Lincoln got word of yet another humiliating Union defeat at the hands of Forrest, he ordered a committee of pro-Lincoln Congressmen to investigate the battle. It was determined that it would be good for Lincoln’s campaign if it was said that Forrest was standing on the front lines ordering his troops to kill members of the Negro regiment who were trying to surrender.

Over 100 eyewitness accounts were collected by the committee operating in Cairo, IL. Almost all were thrown out because they did not support what the pro-Lincoln committee wanted. Even officers of the Negro regiment at Fort Pillow said that there was never an attempt to surrender to the Confederates.

The entire battle was over in less than twenty minutes. With stunning athleticism, the Confederates had formed human ladders to breach the earthworks. Within minutes, nearly 1,000 Confederates were inside the fort and half the defenders were dead or wounded. Much of the Negro regiment immediately broke and fled out the opposite side of the fort the instant Confederates poured in. This caused a stampede and crippled the entire Union defense. The same thing happened at Fredericksburg, only on a much larger scale.

A completely libelous and outlandish report was drawn up and 40,000 copies were printed for distribution.

The report declared that the Confederates, not the Union, had repeatedly violated the flag of truce at Fort Pillow. The report then claims that Confederates chanted “no quarter” and “black flag” as they stormed the fort. Then Forrest himself orders the troops to slaughter members of the Negro regiment. None of these claims are even remotely supported by the facts.

Today Forrest remains one of the greatest heroes of the South. He was a self-made man, who accumulated a fortune from real estate and selling horses. When the Civil War was about to start, he was commissioned as a colonel. Using his own personal fortune he bought state of the art pistols and equipment for his original 600 man cavalry unit at his own expense.

Forrest’s tactics and training were so overwhelmingly effective, that the Confederacy repeatedly changed his command so he would have all different troopers. The Confederacy knew that he would whip each new batch into an elite force.

Photo Right: “Stop Snitching” t-shirts are actually common in many black communities.

From The Washington Post…

Police have arrested the parents of a suspect in the killing of an elderly parishioner in a church parking lot, alleging the couple threatened to kill a witness.

Youngstown police arrested 46-year-old John Houser and 48-year-old Frances Cianciola Friday.

They are the parents of 18-year-old Jamar Houser. He’s in jail on a $3 million bond on charges of aggravated murder and aggravated robbery.

Jamar Houser was arrested Jan. 29 in connection with the shooting death six days earlier of Angeline Fimognari (fihm-eh-NAHR’-ee).

Investigators say the 80-year-old woman was shot in the head in her car during a robbery at St. Dominic Roman Catholic Church.

Notice how the left-wing Washington Post doesn’t mention the race of the suspect or the victim?

On the 2010 Census there is an option to declare yourself as “Black, African American or Negro.”

“RACIST! RACIST! CALL THE POLICE!” cry the hustlers. For they now say that “Negro” is “offensive.” Never mind the “United Negro College Fund,” “Universal Negro Self-Improvement Association,” and “National Council of Negro Women.” Also terms like “Negro Spirituals,” and other usage are still common.

The fact is that “Negro” has never had negative connotations, while the word “black” was considered a derogatory term in the in the 19th and early 20th Century.

On the 2000 Census, 50,000 people wrote in “Negro” on the form under “other race.” This demonstrates that the word is still in wide use.

The race hustlers can’t find any real grievances and have to make up absurd complaints to stay in business.

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From DailyNewsTranscript.com

A man who attempted to lure an undercover agent posing as a 13-year-old girl into sexual relations had his convictions thrown out Friday, disappointing prosecutors and prompting a state senator to say she’d push for updates to the obscenity laws.

The overturned convictions were the result of a Supreme Judicial Court opinion that laws barring the dissemination of obscene “matter” to minors do not extend to online conversations.

The court reviewed copies of internet conversations in which the Plymouth County man, Matt Zubiel, under the online moniker ILikeSports04, asked a deputy county sheriff, Melissa Marino, pretending to be 13-year-old Meliss Smith, if “[You] ever fool around with boys?” and attempting to schedule a time to meet her.

But the court said that while state statute prohibits handwritten or printed forms of the messages Zubiel was sending, existing law is too vague to convict him for sending the messages through an instant message or online chat.

The law’s prohibition on sending “visual representations” of obscenities to minors also fails to cover electronic means, the justices found, relying on definitions from Webster’s Third New International Dictionary to lay out their argument.

“If the Legislature wishes to include instant messaging or other electronically transmitted text in the definition of [obscene matter] it is for the Legislature, not the court, to do so,” Justice Francis Spina wrote for the court.

MA Justices.