Today, Al Sharpton and thousands of others did their best to “shut the city down.” There were protests at 125th and 2nd, in front of the Triborough Bridge; at 59th, in front of the Queens Bridge; downtown in front of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges…and of course, one at 1 Police Plaza..........here
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
We Are All Sean Bell
Today, Al Sharpton and thousands of others did their best to “shut the city down.” There were protests at 125th and 2nd, in front of the Triborough Bridge; at 59th, in front of the Queens Bridge; downtown in front of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges…and of course, one at 1 Police Plaza..........here
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Wasserman Shultz has been given a new pet name: Debbie Dubya
http://cubajournal.blogspot.com/2008/05/wasserman-shultz-has-been-given-new-pet.html
Went to Rosa's Market on my last visit to Tampa. It was great: Congri, Lechon Asado, Yuca con Mojo. Enough for dinner and lunch.
If Sharpton would be as concerned about ALL human rights issues this would interest me more.
I've spent a life pointing out and refuting white racists. When I see my non-white friends with only enough gumption to do the same but not call THEIR same color the racists that they are, I lose interest.
Racism is a government trick to keep people divided. BUT, when you see racism in an individual you must acknowledge it no matter WHO it is.
Or else any other thing you say SMELLS.
He should have been with us to impeach and end the war.
ALL OF THEM SHOULD HAVE BEEN.
I won't support any more small groups like this until they come along for the big ride.
They waste EVERYONE'S TIME.
Whenever you stand up for Cuba rather than ALL human rights, you are wasting your time.
Just my opinion.
Free cuba and they'll be off somewhere else.
Will you stand up for Ireland??
England??
Canada??
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