SubscribeWright: Racist Media Ignored Tsunami Blacks
From the January 30, 2005 edition (pdf file) of Trinity Church’s newsletter, The Trumpet:
Tsunami Relief
Although the news media has focused primarily on Southeast Asia as the primary target of the tsunami which hit the day after Christmas 2004, East Africa and South Africa were also hit in a very bad way! In Somalia, the death toll was over 40,000 in the last news item I read. (A news item, incidentally, in an independent media and not the corporate controlled media that only focuses on what big business and its owners say it can focus on.)
The effects of the tsunami caused the loss of life and property as far south as South Africa (off the Indian ocean). Have you seen any news articles or television specials covering that part of the black world?
Even in the face of such an overwhelming human tragedy, racism still rears its ugly head. Why no coverage of Somalia? Why no pictures of the devastation there? Why just the luxury Islands of Phulet and Phi Phi? Black Africans were wiped out just as instantly as Asians in Thailand and Indonesia, but black African deaths are not newsworthy. Otherwise, we would be kept abreast of the black African deaths caused by the genocide in Darfur and Sudan.
The massacres and the genocide in Rwanda would not have happened had the media kept the images before the world; but I digress. Below is information from our denomination as to how you can help bring relief to those families who were hit by the tsunami.
Pastor Jeremiah A Wright, Jr.
According to the casualty reports as presented by Wikipedia, Mr. Wright’s information about the death toll in Somalia “surpassing 40,000″ was slightly inaccurate:
Indeed, according to Wikipedia the four (black) African countries affected by the 2004 Tsunami — Somalia, Tanzania, South Africa and Kenya — had a grand total of 91 confirmed deaths.
(And don’t tell the Reverend Wright, but some of those numbers may have actually been white people!)
Granted every life is sacred. But complaining about the lack of attention paid to fewer than a hundred lost lives when we are talking numbers approaching two hundred thousand sounds like the ravings of a madman.
A racist madman.
But we were beginning to suspect something along those lines already.
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May 12th, 2008 at 2:00 am
The real Sweetness and Light returns, with a new target. Great work exposing this freak. Please keep it up - everybody must know how dangerous he is.
Found a website that is destined for notoriety:
dontvoteobama.net
May 12th, 2008 at 2:35 am
“The real Sweetness and Light returns, with a new target. Great work exposing this freak. Please keep it up - everybody must know how dangerous he is.”
Thanks, Platypus.
But as you probably already know, we have had Wright in our sights for almost a year and a half — and long before anyone else did:
Obama’s Afrocentric, America-Hating Church | Sweetness & Light
http://sweetness-light.com/arc.....frocentric
May 12th, 2008 at 3:10 am
I heard Obama has six brothers on his Dad’s side of the family, a couple of them being pretty hardcore Muslims. And what about his Cousin being part of that group in Africa that was burning people alive inside of Churches. (I am not making this shit up, I think his names like Obinga or something)
May 12th, 2008 at 3:52 am
His father’s side is all muslim - including grandfatherssss - they were also communists.
His brother Abongo “roy” is a radical lou muslim
His cousin, Odinga, who just ran for President, and lost under the banner of “CHANGE” is the cause of the deaths in kenya right now. He made a pak with the muslims to institute shira law if they backed his election.
Let’s not forget oBambies mother refered to by most as a “fellow traveler” [true to form Obama called her a "free spirit" - more obviscating ]
A “fellow traveler” is what is known back then as a communist sympathizer.
Obam’s mother met Obam Senior while taking a class in Hawaii … that class was Russian Language
Grandma and Grandpa went to a church on mercer island… The church was called “the lttle ‘red’ church”
I could go on and on with this guys friends and family mentors and associates…all of them speak same languages of change.
May 12th, 2008 at 10:10 am
fyi
” At the very least, that would complicate the security planning of state visits by President Obama to Muslim countries, because the very act of protecting him would be sinful for Islamic security guards. More broadly, most citizens of the Islamic world would be horrified by the fact of Senator Obama’s conversion to Christianity once it became widely known — as it would, no doubt, should he win the White House. This would compromise the ability of governments in Muslim nations to cooperate with the United States in the fight against terrorism, as well as American efforts to export democracy and human rights abroad.
That an Obama presidency would cause such complications in our dealings with the Islamic world is not likely to be a major factor with American voters, and the implication is not that it should be. But of all the well-meaning desires projected on Senator Obama, the hope that he would decisively improve relations with the world’s Muslims is the least realistic.”
http://corner.nationalreview.c.....AwMGFlY2E=
May 12th, 2008 at 11:22 am
Wright must get his death toll numbers from the same outfit that claims 1 million dead in Iraq.
http://www.greenleft.org.au/2008/739/38228
The problem is that most of Wright’s audience, just like all of the left, could care less whether the numbers are true or not. They know whitey killed all those people somewhere, somehow. So it doesn’t matter if he fudges the numbers a bit. Whitey’s guilty anyway. And by whitey, you know I’m refering to the white mans God who created the tsunami. The God Black Liberation Theology wants to kill.
Idiots!
May 12th, 2008 at 12:27 pm
Wright’s screed about the tsunami brings to mind a quote from that great philosophical sage Wayne Campbell: “Get the net.”
May 12th, 2008 at 12:43 pm
Atlien, we have touched on Obama’s relatives before:
Obama’s ‘Cousin’ Odinga Is New Kenyan PM | Sweetness & Light
http://sweetness-light.com/arc.....-kenyan-pm
What Do We Know About Abongo Obama? | Sweetness & Light
http://sweetness-light.com/arc.....ongo-obama
And there are more posts in the archives on the topic.
May 12th, 2008 at 1:24 pm
What really does get me about this “church” is that the black parishoners actually believe and propagate these same views. These are middle class working people who were born into and live in this country and they are willing, even eager, to say amen to this garbage. It’s so depressing.
May 12th, 2008 at 4:08 pm
Uhhhhh, ….but, …..but, in 1993 to 1994, the Rwandan genocide was the banner headline from the MSM yet the those stalwarts of liberalism / socialism, the UN, the AU and America’s first black president, sat on their thumbs and did nothing. So why is this white America’s fault? But I digress.
Since the TUCC isn’t very forthcoming about its financial reports, one wonders how much of the “tsunami relief” monies, collected by them, actually made it to real victims. Call me cynical but if this church is supposedly open and honest in its tenor, why do they obfuscate their financials so?
Try to find anything related to the overall finances of the church on their website and you’ll see what I mean.
http://www.tucc.org/home.htm
May 12th, 2008 at 7:28 pm
Of course, after blackhawk down, we all know how eager the media of any color is to do live on-site coverage from Somalia. That of course didn’t have anything to do with the lack of media coverage in Somalia. OK so whitey didn’t help enough after the tsunami along the east coast of Africa. So, WTF DID ALL THE OTHER F**$$ING AFRICAN COUNTRIES WEST OF THE EAST AFRICAN COAST DO TO HELP!!! OK how about the rolling in oil money OPEC members–OK so nobody thought to ask them and they didn’t think to offer. OK, how about all the carribean countries with large black populations. OK, so they are all too dumb and lazy and fighting amongst themselves–and therefore poor and useless– to be of any help. What about all the asians who weren’t directly affected–OK so they are too busy trying to help themselves and it isn’t their problem anyway. So tell me again–why is it Whiteys problem? Oh, that’s right it isn’t Whiteys problem. But Whitey worked his ass off anyway and spent a lot of money, and took a lot of real physical risk to help people all over the world who not only don’t acknowledge and appreciate it but take every opportunity to kick Whitey in the teeth. WTF did the holier than thou Rev. Wright do? He did what every worthless fartbag in the world does and sat on his ass and bitched about it. REV–KMA THEN ESAD!!!
May 13th, 2008 at 12:10 am
“but black African deaths are not newsworthy. Otherwise, we would be kept abreast of the black African deaths caused by the genocide in Darfur and Sudan.”
As Gila Monster states, you couldn’t open a paper without reading about Rwanda back then. However, why does Wright fail to mention who was perpetrating the genocide? I don’t think it was Whitey, Doc. I’m pretty sure that it was the poor, neglected black Africans, as usual. Seems to me whenever something’s going wrong in that cesspool called Africa, the poor ol’ black Africans are behind it.