I thought the Black Panther interaction was in Philadelphia ?

And I thought the "black panthers' were in fact hired security guards, hired to run security at the polling place... true?

...not that facts matter in a good old-fashioned race baiting.

It was in Philly.

And important part of the black panther incident isn't mentioned.

The senate hearing requested Holder to provide them with the records that detail why he dropped the charges. He and the justice dept refused to do so.

Patent BS is what it is.

s green.. again with the race baiting.

TURD

Ok, based on the apparent relative weight of the two "black panthers" that means Hanna is the skinny guy with the night stick. The woman has a future in Hollywood, she truly can play any role.

On another note, Steve Green is doing the best he can with what he's got. Until his masters give him new talking points he's going to be seeing racists in every post. Of course that leaves him sort of stuck on stupid, but that's what he's got and that's what he's going to do. He's good at that.

Steve,
It was in Philly. And they were not hired security guards. Jerry Jackson was, and is, and elected Philadelphia Democratic Comittee member, and a registered poll watcher.
He has an interesting way of watching the polls...

"Intimidation outside of a polling place is contrary to the democratic process," said Acting Assistant Attorney General Grace Chung Becker. "The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was passed to protect the fundamental right to vote and the Department takes allegations of voter intimidation seriously."

According to the complaint, party Chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz confirmed that the placement of Samir Shabazz and Jackson in Philadelphia was part of a nationwide effort to deploy New Black Panther Party members at polling locations on Election Day. The complaint alleges a violation of Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which prohibits intimidation, coercion or threats against "any person for voting or attempting to vote." The Department seeks an injunction preventing any future deployment of, or display of weapons by, New Black Panther Party members at the entrance to polling locations.

But you're right Steve, nothing like race baiting. Just ask Jerry Jackson and King Shabaaz...

They verbally assault inter-racial couples, call several woman "white, dirty, cracker, whore, bitches," and tells their followers "your gonna have to kill some crackers" and "you gonna have to kill some of they babies."

LOL.

"UPDATE. The good Roger Ailes tells us in comments that "Ben Stein has started the 'Free James O'Keefe' movement, following on the success of his 'Free Credit Report' movement."

h/t Alicublog

P.S. I hereby request a Hannah Giles sonnet-writing contest.

Honest truth?

O'keefe could dress like Bigbird and no one is even going to notice him if hes standing next to Giles.

And this is unsubstantiated bullshit from Stein: "They threatened any voter who did not vote for Barack Obama."

I followed this story back when it happened and that is bullshit. Just plain lying, racist bullshit. There we re no reports that showed they "threatened any voter who did not vote for Barack Obama".

Racist pigs - try telling the truth, Ben Stein you fat, lying conservative slob.

This case is going to wind up as a big "Never Mind" down the road. Who ever responded to this went in WAY over their head.

s green... so large men with billy clubs aren't scary?

Sorry, we all forgot what a manly man you are. If "manly" means carrying a race card the size of the Washington Monument.

Velly intellesting!

Read, girls, read.

http://www.veteranstoday.com/2010/01/30/senate-burglary-cia-domestic-black-op-team-arrested/

There we re no reports that showed they "threatened any voter who did not vote for Barack Obama".

In all of your big-time following of this story, you missed this one:

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wilmouth/2009/06/03/fncs-oreilly-interivews-liberal-attorney-who-witnessed-black-panther-

Take it or leave it, but it's certainly a "report." It's a report that shows the Black Panthers "threatened" many a "voter who did not vote for Barack Obama."

The lawsuit in question referenced the affidavit of Bartle Bull about voter intimidation. Affidavits may have great credibility; they may have little. This "report" was thought important enough to be included in the federal lawsuit. The point is that the feds won the case against the Black Panther thugs. And then, the Obama administration threw the case out. So much for democracy, comrades. The country is under the control of Steve Green, bryanDolt, et al. Enjoy

bryanD, don't ever change.

Well, except you need to make that Obama tattoo on your forehead a little bigger. But that's all.

Iwogisaliar wrote:

In all of your big-time following of this story, you missed this one:

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wilmouth/2009/06/03/fncs-oreilly-interivews-liberal-attorney-who-witnessed-black-panther-

Take it or leave it, but it's certainly a "report." It's a report that shows the Black Panthers "threatened" many a "voter who did not vote for Barack Obama."

Nowhere on the page you linked to was there any evidence whatsoever that any voters were questioned about who they were voting for, or that a voter who did not vote for Obama was threatened.

Racist bullshitters lie about facts to support their racist views.

go to the link iwog posted and see for yourself. Obama's name isn't even mentioned in the account - and nowhere in any report I've seen is there anyone stating that voters were questioned and threatened with harm if they didn't vote for Obama.

But lying racists want you to believe that's the case.

Have another Walnetto, bD.

Steve Green wrote:

Nowhere on the page you linked to was there any evidence whatsoever that any voters were questioned about who they were voting for, or that a voter who did not vote for Obama was threatened.

Steve Green, you are absolutely correct. I read this part:

O'REILLY: Well, what were they screaming, though?

BULL: I heard, well, one of them, for example, screamed, "Now you will see what it is like to be ruled by the black man cracker."

and I jumped to the irrational conclusion that the Black Panthers were trying to intimidate white voters.

What was I thinking?

"What was I thinking? "

Clearly you weren't thinking - you were lying. At least you've admitted that you were lying - so thanks for that.

At not time were voters threatened with harm if they didn't vote for Obama.

But that's what liar Ben Stein wrote and was quoted above, and repeated despite the fact that it's a lie.

Racists frequently lie in an attempt to support their bigotry.

Steve Green, you lose. Again. Take a seat on the bench with the other losers.

OK, while Steve is doing the usual with the racist thing for the umpteenth time, I would like to get back to LiberalNitemare's comment just to agree that Hannah Giles is indeed kinda hot.

Breaking news: The US Attorney assigned to the O'Keefe case has just recused himself. No reason was given for the recusal. Could it be because O'Keefe sat in jail for 28 hours without access to an attorney? How long did it take the US Attorney's office to get the diaper bomber a mouthpiece?

In his post #21, GarandFan asked: " How long did it take the (Democratic potty-activist posing as a United States Attorney) to get the diaper bomber a mouthpiece?"

FIFTY MINUTES!

But never never never forget that every Democratic potty-activist -- like Sgreen, say -- and including and perhaps especially every one of those pretending to the post of "United States Attorney," is himself always (lizard-brain-stem instinctively) effectively and as often as not actually allied to every one of our beloved fraternal republic's enemies.

Confronted with fact, rather than man up, Steve Green decides to double down...

Steve,
So where's your evidence that Jackson and Shabaaz were paid security guards? Which, BTW, in Philly is the job of the police. The police that showed up when people reported uniformed men with clubs at the polling station's door. Uniformed men with clubs yelling at people.
Also, where is the arguement that refutes the video, or explains how that is OK behaivor.

Funny stuff. But it makes me wonder how many of the misspelled signs at the tea parties were intentional, and the protesters holding them acting like rednecks on purpose...