Black radicals in the US have a long history of supporting uncivilized totalitarianism

[mark francis]

Behind a facade of alleged justified hatred of whites, cops, capitalism, republicans, conservatives, Christians, American patriotism and the like, many past and present black leaders have crossed the same line of barbarism that Hamas crossed just a few days ago hating their neighbors unjustly and advocating the overthrow of America.

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas (msn.com) 11-7-23

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas© Provided by The Wall Street Journal

Adelegation of black American journalists, artists and political organizers visited the Palestinian territories in 2015, several months after Michael Brown was shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo. Among them were Patrisse Cullors, a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Marc Lamont Hill, a left-wing academic and commentator.

According to an account published in Ebony magazine, the trip was arranged by Ahmad Abuznaid, a Palestinian lawyer and political activist based in Florida. Its purpose, he explained, was “to allow for the group members to experience and see first hand the occupation, ethnic cleansing and brutality Israel has levied against Palestinians” and “to build real relationships” with fellow critics of the Jewish state. “In the spirit of Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael and many others,” Mr. Abuznaid added, “we thought the connections between the African American leadership of the movement in the US and those on the ground in Palestine needed to be reestablished and fortified.”

Mr. Abuznaid’s trio of pinup activists is revealing. Malcolm X was not only a member of the Nation of Islam, a black nationalist group that thrived on hatred of whites in the same way that Islamist organizations today thrive on Jew-hatred. He also was a vocal supporter of Mao Zedong, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party during the Cold War. Ms. Davis was a Black Panther in the 1960s and a longtime member of the Communist Party USA. Carmichael, another 1960s black militant and unabashed racial separatist, called Zionism a “diabolical movement.”

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Authoritarians have long sought to undermine capitalism and democracy by exploiting racial strife in the U.S. In the 1930s, black luminaries such as the poet Langston Hughes and the scholar W.E.B. Du Bois, were lured to the Soviet Union, luxuriously feted by Joseph Stalin and sent back home to sing the glories of life under communism.

Paul Robeson, the accomplished black actor and singer, first traveled to Russia in 1934, shortly after Stalin had engineered a famine that killed millions of Ukrainians. During his visit, Robeson gave an interview to the American Communist Party newspaper, the Daily Worker. “I was not prepared for the happiness I see on every face in Moscow,” Robeson said. “I was aware there was no starvation here, but I was not prepared for the bounding life; the feeling of abundance and freedom that I find here, wherever I turn.” In 1952, the Soviet Union awarded Robeson the Stalin Peace Prize.

Most mainstream civil-rights leaders in the U.S. spurned these overtures. Martin Luther King Jr. was a staunch anticommunist, as were such organizations as the NAACP and the National Urban League. As head of the NAACP’s legal team, Thurgood Marshall rejected the notion that the Soviet system offered a better life for blacks, and he even worked with the FBI to expose communist infiltrators. Communists “are all sweetness and light these days, trying to persuade us to join their front organizations,” Marshall once told an audience. “We must continue to make it clear that there is no place in this organization for communists or those who follow the communist line.”

Stalin is dead and the Cold War is over, but totalitarian regimes still see propaganda opportunities in America’s racial unrest. After Michael Brown’s death in 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin told “60 Minutes” that the U.S. had no right to criticize how he handled dissidents, given “the problem in Ferguson.” State-run media outlets in China ran countless stories on the George Floyd protests, and Chinese newspapers criticized the U.S. government for failing to address racial inequality.

Nor is there any shortage today of black leftists willing to play the role of stooge. New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones has called Cuba the “most equal” country in the Western Hemisphere. BLM activists have defended Hamas’s attack on Israel, and Marc Lamont Hill has taken issue with the media’s “framing” Hamas “as a terrorist organization rather than a government, rather than a democratically elected government and/or political party.”

Last week, the mullahs even got an assist from the celebrated author Ta-Nehisi Coates, who gave an interview to the left-wing news program “Democracy Now!” Mr. Coates said that he visited the Palestinian territories with some other writers earlier this year and was “given a tour by our Palestinian guide.” He went on to compare the Israelis to white supremacists and the Palestinians to black Americans living under segregation. “I understood the anger. I understood the sense of humiliation that comes when people subject you to just manifold oppression, to genocide.” he added. “I come from the descendants of 250 years of enslavement.” And like a good propagandist he left out any mention of Hamas or the attacks of Oct. 7.

 

[Phoenix68]

Behind a facade of alleged justified hatred of whites, cops, capitalism, republicans, conservatives, Christians, American patriotism and the like, many past and present black leaders have crossed the same line of barbarism that Hamas crossed just a few days ago hating their neighbors unjustly and advocating the overthrow of America.

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas (msn.com) 11-7-23
The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas© Provided by The Wall Street Journal

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[mark francis]

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The left is given their lists of approved purveyors of acceptable truths on the one hand and on the other hand a list of unapproved disseminators of information not approved by the left for dissemination.

 

[Boris Norris]

Behind a facade of alleged justified hatred of whites, cops, capitalism, republicans, conservatives, Christians, American patriotism and the like, many past and present black leaders have crossed the same line of barbarism that Hamas crossed just a few days ago hating their neighbors unjustly and advocating the overthrow of America.

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas (msn.com) 11-7-23
The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas© Provided by The Wall Street Journal
Adelegation of black American journalists, artists and political organizers visited the Palestinian territories in 2015, several months after Michael Brown was shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo. Among them were Patrisse Cullors, a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Marc Lamont Hill, a left-wing academic and commentator.
According to an account published in Ebony magazine, the trip was arranged by Ahmad Abuznaid, a Palestinian lawyer and political activist based in Florida. Its purpose, he explained, was “to allow for the group members to experience and see first hand the occupation, ethnic cleansing and brutality Israel has levied against Palestinians” and “to build real relationships” with fellow critics of the Jewish state. “In the spirit of Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael and many others,” Mr. Abuznaid added, “we thought the connections between the African American leadership of the movement in the US and those on the ground in Palestine needed to be reestablished and fortified.”

Mr. Abuznaid’s trio of pinup activists is revealing. Malcolm X was not only a member of the Nation of Islam, a black nationalist group that thrived on hatred of whites in the same way that Islamist organizations today thrive on Jew-hatred. He also was a vocal supporter of Mao Zedong, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party during the Cold War. Ms. Davis was a Black Panther in the 1960s and a longtime member of the Communist Party USA. Carmichael, another 1960s black militant and unabashed racial separatist, called Zionism a “diabolical movement.”

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Authoritarians have long sought to undermine capitalism and democracy by exploiting racial strife in the U.S. In the 1930s, black luminaries such as the poet Langston Hughes and the scholar W.E.B. Du Bois, were lured to the Soviet Union, luxuriously feted by Joseph Stalin and sent back home to sing the glories of life under communism.

Paul Robeson, the accomplished black actor and singer, first traveled to Russia in 1934, shortly after Stalin had engineered a famine that killed millions of Ukrainians. During his visit, Robeson gave an interview to the American Communist Party newspaper, the Daily Worker. “I was not prepared for the happiness I see on every face in Moscow,” Robeson said. “I was aware there was no starvation here, but I was not prepared for the bounding life; the feeling of abundance and freedom that I find here, wherever I turn.” In 1952, the Soviet Union awarded Robeson the Stalin Peace Prize.

Most mainstream civil-rights leaders in the U.S. spurned these overtures. Martin Luther King Jr. was a staunch anticommunist, as were such organizations as the NAACP and the National Urban League. As head of the NAACP’s legal team, Thurgood Marshall rejected the notion that the Soviet system offered a better life for blacks, and he even worked with the FBI to expose communist infiltrators. Communists “are all sweetness and light these days, trying to persuade us to join their front organizations,” Marshall once told an audience. “We must continue to make it clear that there is no place in this organization for communists or those who follow the communist line.”

Stalin is dead and the Cold War is over, but totalitarian regimes still see propaganda opportunities in America’s racial unrest. After Michael Brown’s death in 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin told “60 Minutes” that the U.S. had no right to criticize how he handled dissidents, given “the problem in Ferguson.” State-run media outlets in China ran countless stories on the George Floyd protests, and Chinese newspapers criticized the U.S. government for failing to address racial inequality.

Nor is there any shortage today of black leftists willing to play the role of stooge. New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones has called Cuba the “most equal” country in the Western Hemisphere. BLM activists have defended Hamas’s attack on Israel, and Marc Lamont Hill has taken issue with the media’s “framing” Hamas “as a terrorist organization rather than a government, rather than a democratically elected government and/or political party.”

Last week, the mullahs even got an assist from the celebrated author Ta-Nehisi Coates, who gave an interview to the left-wing news program “Democracy Now!” Mr. Coates said that he visited the Palestinian territories with some other writers earlier this year and was “given a tour by our Palestinian guide.” He went on to compare the Israelis to white supremacists and the Palestinians to black Americans living under segregation. “I understood the anger. I understood the sense of humiliation that comes when people subject you to just manifold oppression, to genocide.” he added. “I come from the descendants of 250 years of enslavement.” And like a good propagandist he left out any mention of Hamas or the attacks of Oct. 7.

God loves all his children.
I didn't know you were a racist. Who'd thunk it.

 

[Phoenix68]

Black radicals in the US have a long history of supporting uncivilized totalitarianism​

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[pjmret]

Behind a facade of alleged justified hatred of whites, cops, capitalism, republicans, conservatives, Christians, American patriotism and the like, many past and present black leaders have crossed the same line of barbarism that Hamas crossed just a few days ago hating their neighbors unjustly and advocating the overthrow of America.

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas (msn.com) 11-7-23
The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas© Provided by The Wall Street Journal
Adelegation of black American journalists, artists and political organizers visited the Palestinian territories in 2015, several months after Michael Brown was shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo. Among them were Patrisse Cullors, a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Marc Lamont Hill, a left-wing academic and commentator.
According to an account published in Ebony magazine, the trip was arranged by Ahmad Abuznaid, a Palestinian lawyer and political activist based in Florida. Its purpose, he explained, was “to allow for the group members to experience and see first hand the occupation, ethnic cleansing and brutality Israel has levied against Palestinians” and “to build real relationships” with fellow critics of the Jewish state. “In the spirit of Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael and many others,” Mr. Abuznaid added, “we thought the connections between the African American leadership of the movement in the US and those on the ground in Palestine needed to be reestablished and fortified.”

Mr. Abuznaid’s trio of pinup activists is revealing. Malcolm X was not only a member of the Nation of Islam, a black nationalist group that thrived on hatred of whites in the same way that Islamist organizations today thrive on Jew-hatred. He also was a vocal supporter of Mao Zedong, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party during the Cold War. Ms. Davis was a Black Panther in the 1960s and a longtime member of the Communist Party USA. Carmichael, another 1960s black militant and unabashed racial separatist, called Zionism a “diabolical movement.”

Related video: Iran, British FMs Talk War As Israel Chides Neutral Nations; 'You're Either With Us Or Hamas' (Hindustan Times)Current Time 1:0Duration 3:08

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Authoritarians have long sought to undermine capitalism and democracy by exploiting racial strife in the U.S. In the 1930s, black luminaries such as the poet Langston Hughes and the scholar W.E.B. Du Bois, were lured to the Soviet Union, luxuriously feted by Joseph Stalin and sent back home to sing the glories of life under communism.

Paul Robeson, the accomplished black actor and singer, first traveled to Russia in 1934, shortly after Stalin had engineered a famine that killed millions of Ukrainians. During his visit, Robeson gave an interview to the American Communist Party newspaper, the Daily Worker. “I was not prepared for the happiness I see on every face in Moscow,” Robeson said. “I was aware there was no starvation here, but I was not prepared for the bounding life; the feeling of abundance and freedom that I find here, wherever I turn.” In 1952, the Soviet Union awarded Robeson the Stalin Peace Prize.

Most mainstream civil-rights leaders in the U.S. spurned these overtures. Martin Luther King Jr. was a staunch anticommunist, as were such organizations as the NAACP and the National Urban League. As head of the NAACP’s legal team, Thurgood Marshall rejected the notion that the Soviet system offered a better life for blacks, and he even worked with the FBI to expose communist infiltrators. Communists “are all sweetness and light these days, trying to persuade us to join their front organizations,” Marshall once told an audience. “We must continue to make it clear that there is no place in this organization for communists or those who follow the communist line.”

Stalin is dead and the Cold War is over, but totalitarian regimes still see propaganda opportunities in America’s racial unrest. After Michael Brown’s death in 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin told “60 Minutes” that the U.S. had no right to criticize how he handled dissidents, given “the problem in Ferguson.” State-run media outlets in China ran countless stories on the George Floyd protests, and Chinese newspapers criticized the U.S. government for failing to address racial inequality.

Nor is there any shortage today of black leftists willing to play the role of stooge. New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones has called Cuba the “most equal” country in the Western Hemisphere. BLM activists have defended Hamas’s attack on Israel, and Marc Lamont Hill has taken issue with the media’s “framing” Hamas “as a terrorist organization rather than a government, rather than a democratically elected government and/or political party.”

Last week, the mullahs even got an assist from the celebrated author Ta-Nehisi Coates, who gave an interview to the left-wing news program “Democracy Now!” Mr. Coates said that he visited the Palestinian territories with some other writers earlier this year and was “given a tour by our Palestinian guide.” He went on to compare the Israelis to white supremacists and the Palestinians to black Americans living under segregation. “I understood the anger. I understood the sense of humiliation that comes when people subject you to just manifold oppression, to genocide.” he added. “I come from the descendants of 250 years of enslavement.” And like a good propagandist he left out any mention of Hamas or the attacks of Oct. 7.

yes, this seems complete and unbiased. lol

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Behind a facade of alleged justified hatred of whites, cops, capitalism, republicans, conservatives, Christians, American patriotism and the like, many past and present black leaders have crossed the same line of barbarism that Hamas crossed just a few days ago hating their neighbors unjustly and advocating the overthrow of America.

The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas (msn.com) 11-7-23
The Black Left’s Allies From Stalin to Hamas© Provided by The Wall Street Journal
Adelegation of black American journalists, artists and political organizers visited the Palestinian territories in 2015, several months after Michael Brown was shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo. Among them were Patrisse Cullors, a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Marc Lamont Hill, a left-wing academic and commentator.
According to an account published in Ebony magazine, the trip was arranged by Ahmad Abuznaid, a Palestinian lawyer and political activist based in Florida. Its purpose, he explained, was “to allow for the group members to experience and see first hand the occupation, ethnic cleansing and brutality Israel has levied against Palestinians” and “to build real relationships” with fellow critics of the Jewish state. “In the spirit of Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael and many others,” Mr. Abuznaid added, “we thought the connections between the African American leadership of the movement in the US and those on the ground in Palestine needed to be reestablished and fortified.”

Mr. Abuznaid’s trio of pinup activists is revealing. Malcolm X was not only a member of the Nation of Islam, a black nationalist group that thrived on hatred of whites in the same way that Islamist organizations today thrive on Jew-hatred. He also was a vocal supporter of Mao Zedong, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party during the Cold War. Ms. Davis was a Black Panther in the 1960s and a longtime member of the Communist Party USA. Carmichael, another 1960s black militant and unabashed racial separatist, called Zionism a “diabolical movement.”

Related video: Iran, British FMs Talk War As Israel Chides Neutral Nations; 'You're Either With Us Or Hamas' (Hindustan Times)Current Time 1:0Duration 3:08

View on Watch
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Authoritarians have long sought to undermine capitalism and democracy by exploiting racial strife in the U.S. In the 1930s, black luminaries such as the poet Langston Hughes and the scholar W.E.B. Du Bois, were lured to the Soviet Union, luxuriously feted by Joseph Stalin and sent back home to sing the glories of life under communism.

Paul Robeson, the accomplished black actor and singer, first traveled to Russia in 1934, shortly after Stalin had engineered a famine that killed millions of Ukrainians. During his visit, Robeson gave an interview to the American Communist Party newspaper, the Daily Worker. “I was not prepared for the happiness I see on every face in Moscow,” Robeson said. “I was aware there was no starvation here, but I was not prepared for the bounding life; the feeling of abundance and freedom that I find here, wherever I turn.” In 1952, the Soviet Union awarded Robeson the Stalin Peace Prize.

Most mainstream civil-rights leaders in the U.S. spurned these overtures. Martin Luther King Jr. was a staunch anticommunist, as were such organizations as the NAACP and the National Urban League. As head of the NAACP’s legal team, Thurgood Marshall rejected the notion that the Soviet system offered a better life for blacks, and he even worked with the FBI to expose communist infiltrators. Communists “are all sweetness and light these days, trying to persuade us to join their front organizations,” Marshall once told an audience. “We must continue to make it clear that there is no place in this organization for communists or those who follow the communist line.”

Stalin is dead and the Cold War is over, but totalitarian regimes still see propaganda opportunities in America’s racial unrest. After Michael Brown’s death in 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin told “60 Minutes” that the U.S. had no right to criticize how he handled dissidents, given “the problem in Ferguson.” State-run media outlets in China ran countless stories on the George Floyd protests, and Chinese newspapers criticized the U.S. government for failing to address racial inequality.

Nor is there any shortage today of black leftists willing to play the role of stooge. New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones has called Cuba the “most equal” country in the Western Hemisphere. BLM activists have defended Hamas’s attack on Israel, and Marc Lamont Hill has taken issue with the media’s “framing” Hamas “as a terrorist organization rather than a government, rather than a democratically elected government and/or political party.”

Last week, the mullahs even got an assist from the celebrated author Ta-Nehisi Coates, who gave an interview to the left-wing news program “Democracy Now!” Mr. Coates said that he visited the Palestinian territories with some other writers earlier this year and was “given a tour by our Palestinian guide.” He went on to compare the Israelis to white supremacists and the Palestinians to black Americans living under segregation. “I understood the anger. I understood the sense of humiliation that comes when people subject you to just manifold oppression, to genocide.” he added. “I come from the descendants of 250 years of enslavement.” And like a good propagandist he left out any mention of Hamas or the attacks of Oct. 7.

Mark seems to be a traditional White Christian Racist dupe.

 

[mark francis]

Mark seems to be a traditional White Christian Racist dupe.

I believe leftists who falsely accuse Christians of hating innocent blacks are the real racists.

 

[Boris Norris]

I believe leftists who falsely accuse Christians of hating innocent blacks are the real racists.

You've been a right wing republican racist godbotherer all your life.
Don't come that bullshit.

 

[mark francis]

You've been a right wing republican racist godbotherer all your life.
Don't come that bullshit.

I grew up in democrat household. My grandfather was very political and closely connected with leading Arkansas democrats in his day. He and my uncle both served as deacons at Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, frequented by Bill Clinton when he was governor. My grandfather took fishing trips with Wilbur Mills and my grandfather took my mom with him to one of JFK's invitation only inaugural balls in 1961. My grandfather had a plum politically appointed job for life thanks to his connections with leading democrat politicians.

I changed political affiliation after I got saved. The world is composed of sinners both saved and lost. Lost sinners who got involved in politics tended to vote democrat because of what the democrats stood for. I favored republicans because of their tendency to favor Christians and Christian values more than did democrats.

 

[Boris Norris]

I grew up in democrat household. My grandfather was very political and closely connected with leading Arkansas democrats in his day. He and my uncle both served as deacons at Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, frequented by Bill Clinton when he was governor. My grandfather took fishing trips with Wilbur Mills and my grandfather took my mom with him to one of JFK's invitation only inaugural balls in 1961. My grandfather had a plum politically appointed job for life thanks to his connections with leading democrat politicians.

I changed political affiliation after I got saved.

How did you know you got saved? Did you get an email or a certificate? Saved from what? It's all bullshyt. You only think you're special.
Why would you have to change to republican after you were saved? Was it compulsory? Do you see how stupid you look now?

The world is composed of sinners both saved and lost. Lost sinners who got involved in politics tended to vote democrat because of what the democrats stood for. I favored republicans because of their tendency to favor Christians and Christian values more than did democrats.

You favoured republicans because it's the party of right wing racist godbotherers.
Even if it did favour Christians values, how has that ever benefitted you?
You're affiliation change proves what a grovelling suck hole you are.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

How did you know you got saved? Did you get an email or a certificate? Saved from what? It's all bullshyt. You only think you're special.
Why would you have to change to republican after you were saved? Was it compulsory? Do you see how stupid you look now?


You favoured republicans because it's the party of right wing racist godbotherers.
Even if it did favour Christians values, how has that ever benefitted you?
You're affiliation change proves what a grovelling suck hole you are.

This seems like a proper diagnosis.
He thinks it will benefit him to spend eternity singing the praises of "God" in the Choir Celestial.
That sure sounds like fun. doesn't it?

 

[Phoenix68]

I grew up in democrat household. My grandfather was very political and closely connected with leading Arkansas democrats in his day. He and my uncle both served as deacons at Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, frequented by Bill Clinton when he was governor. My grandfather took fishing trips with Wilbur Mills and my grandfather took my mom with him to one of JFK's invitation only inaugural balls in 1961. My grandfather had a plum politically appointed job for life thanks to his connections with leading democrat politicians.

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NO one can create better fairy-tales (re: their own lives) like you folks....who were brought-UP on fairy-tales.
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Mrs. Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian​

 

[Boris Norris]

This seems like a proper diagnosis.
He thinks it will benefit him to spend eternity singing the praises of "God" in the Choir Celestial.
That sure sounds like fun. doesn't it?

They make such ridiculous claims of receiving something from nothing and expect others to believe it. It says more about their intelligence than the invisible gift. These people are bloody nuts.