Is Obama hoping a Racial Civil war breaks out in the US?

a reply to: Lil Drummerboy

It wouldn't surprise me, not for the fact that he's racist, but rather due to the fact that it would allow him to implement martial law and enact various other things that would do him a huge favor in the long run.

I honestly think it's been on the mind of at least a couple of presidents minds, get the people so angry and riled up you can slap them with all the secret laws you've been planning all along.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Yes I clearly fall for two party divisive tactics instead of seeing how both parties (and as such all leaders) are corrupt and useless.

The real race war has been in the works for awhile
The first time Obama was elected, before the election was decided...we were primed for full on rebellion if he didn't get elected
Because of course that woulda been whitey holding the black man down, and we have been building to a tipping point, if he had not gotten elected it would have happened then.
But since he has been elected its cooled a little, I think mostly because the black community is embarrassed by how lazy he is, and prefers to party with celebrities instead of make decisions.

Just an observation.

a reply to: Nechash

W is a puppet

I was referring to George Bush snr. who served as director for Americas secret police the CIA, regardless of who his true masters were he wielded enough power to make his son president and other son governor. He clearly knew how to play the game more so than most politicians.

originally posted by: Dabrazzo
American presidents are puppets, they have no real power, maybe some one like Bush who was head of Americas secret police before becoming president wielded a great deal of power in the background but would still have been answering to someone. Presidents come and go.

Think he and many others before him after selling their soul just want to wait out the end of their terms so they can cash in and retire without getting a ride in a convertible Lincoln through Dallas.

But yeah divide and conquer and all that, racial divide help keeps the people distracted.

Bush Sr is the definition of the power behind the throne. He was involved with JFK, he ran the CIA, he ended up on Reagan's ticket despite Reagan thinking extremely poorly of Bush, he was involved with trying to kill Reagan, he ended up President, his son became President then got reelected in two very questionable elections, his buddy Cheney became VP and the real power in W's administration.

a reply to: Dabrazzo

Is he still relevant? His dad was awesome. He was ok. ;p

a reply to: Aazadan

Didn't Jr. get accused of MURDER too? AND couldn't pronounce NUCLEAR!

a reply to: cavtrooper7

Yep, so has several other presidents (and presidential hopefuls like Hillary). Remember, they believe (and in many cases are) above the law.

a reply to: Auricom

It's not a very GOOD racewar,just gang people acting out.

a reply to: Nechash

I think its highly relevant as it clearly shows that America is not a democracy, the outcomes of their elections are pre determined, not by the people and the concept of freedom they hold so dear quite simply does not exist.

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: Aazadan

Didn't Jr. get accused of MURDER too? AND couldn't pronounce NUCLEAR!

I think everyone that has been in the Skull and Bones has been accused of murder, it's probably one of their initiation rituals.

As far as the word nuclear goes as well as all of the other Bushisms, that's just due to all the coc aine. Between W and Jeb, W was clearly the screw up of the bunch. That's part of why Cheney could control him.

Keynesian economics. Until that changes, people will constantly find an excuse to hold on to the relative wealth they hold and stigmatize ignorant sections of the population into becoming "criminals" and villains to serve endlessly.

Imagine if half the funds spent on gear for national guard, salary for officers and needlessly segregating municipalities and school board teams into redundancy and waste of money, if these funds were spent on actually providing education for the under class? We'd probably design up a way out of this mess in no time.

Yet instead, conservatives would rather lock up in fear and mistrust and yet failing to realize that the stigma they dish out on to others is what presses the underclass to take up that desperate, sociopathic criminal demeanor.

A racial civil war wouldn't solve the problem.

Our economy demands an underclass to function.

That is what has to change for the better, else we'll see constant exploitation and class warfare using any little excuse to justify it, like what language someone speaks, or the color of their skin. Historical lines only make certain groups easier to subject. The solution is on the tip of my tongue, and it doesn't involve action based on skin color or ethnicity.

a reply to: xuenchen

you bring great points.
Thank you

originally posted by: BlubberyConspiracy


Our economy demands an underclass to function.

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Yes agreed,
and a racist civil war doesnt make sense.. so why is Obama quiet then and not supporting a peacefull nation.?
He just doesnt seem to have the priorities of what is right in mind.

a reply to: Aazadan

AH YOU mean the FUTURE GOP candidate Jeb,that is to be SHOVED down our throats is the contestand on thePrescott POTUS train.

originally posted by: Lil Drummerboy

originally posted by: BlubberyConspiracy


Our economy demands an underclass to function.

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Yes agreed,
and a racist civil war doesnt make sense.. so why is Obama quiet then and not supporting a peacefull nation.?
He just doesnt seem to have the priorities of what is right in mind.

Ferguson incident allows a great window of opportunity to discuss the core issues which allowed the neighborhood divide to be so heated and disproportionate.

Instead of a useless system of revenge and vengeance, core issues that should be acknowledged. This case leaves a good opportunity to bring up these core issues in the public spotlight. The difficulty lies in convincing the "black community" to calm down, and convincing the "white community" to care about the issues which don't affect them.

Regardless of the kid who lost his life or the officer who followed his duty, Ferguson incident revealed an ugly tension that many didn't know still exists to the extent and range which it has shown to. If anything i'm glad this drama puts America, a supposed leader in human rights and equality into the spotlight for all nations to see.

If anything, we as a nation SHOULD lose credibility if we can't reconcile as fellow citizens and cure the issues which allowed such underlying hate, hurt and mistrust to continue on for so long.


Solutions to restore trust;

Technological liberation of humanity to dispose of class system,
Rather than use of socialism to provide 300 officers to enforce a lower class, use those funds for education and empowerment,
Mix school districts to have Americans interacting with one another- this is vital, we treat one another worse than foreigners,

The list can continue but I got to get back to work.

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: Aazadan

AH YOU mean the FUTURE GOP candidate Jeb,that is to be SHOVED down our throats is the contestand on thePrescott POTUS train.

I have enough faith in people that we won't be debating between Clinton the Second or Bush the Third but it's still possible.

a reply to: Aazadan

What are the Vegas odds?

a reply to: BlubberyConspiracy

I would wish for nothing but peace if it were truly obtainable,
however Younger generation growing up in a angry and poor household
with parents that choose not to parent only fuel the perpetual nature of the problem.

Our nation isnt much different in that respect to those in forgien nations training their children to hate, they are just doing so by choice, here parents are doing so by a choice that is choosing to do nothing about it.

I find that to be highly unlikely. Despite whatever panic your favorite media feeding trough might feed you, whites still outnumber minorities in this country overwhelmingly (72% white vs 28% other/mixed). Given that Obama is mixed race black, a race war would certainly not benefit him, or anyone of color. Furthermore, blacks themselves only make up about 13% of the population, so any race war would likely end up in favor of white people.

Just because he is disappointed in the verdict and thinks something should be done does not equate to him wanting a race war. I'm white, and I'm pissed off at what happened, because the whole case, from the moment Brown was shot until the grand jury came to its decision, was handled in a shoddy, suspect manner. Even the grand jury itself was a farce, and with the way it was handled, were it any other case, would have been a mistrial.