Rush Limbaugh and the controversy of color

I am no fan of sports. With the exception of playing them for exercise, I view them as a colossal waste of time.

I spend a great deal of time researching and speaking about government activities, because everything that government does, has an effect upon my life. When government extorts at least 40 percent of all of our income, it becomes rather unequivocal, that the effect is profound.

With both of us working full-time outside of the home, my wife still has to stress about how she is going to be able to save enough money so that she can afford to pay the property taxes, so the government doesn't steal our land from us. It is these times, that the impact of government upon our lives, is exposed as rather profound.

On the other hand, whether or not the Lions, the Tigers, or the Cubs win their next game, doesn't affect my bottom line, whatsoever. Either way, my life will continue just the same as it was, regardless of the outcome.

I also would like to say that I am equally no fan of Rush Limbaugh.

The phony conservative talk show host was a very vocal supporter of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which has resulted in the annihilation of our industrial economy, and a subsequent loss of an untold number of jobs to Mexico and overseas. Those jobs are not coming back. And as more Americans lose their jobs as a result of NAFTA, they have less money to spend on services. Hence, the "service economy" that the Ruling Elite always tout as the new American economy, is on its way to collapse.

Limbaugh is the darling of the Republican right and is therefore a huge supporter of the diabolical Bush family and their globalist war on terror.

With all of that as background, I do believe that he is entitled to his opinions.

The recent flap over Limbaugh's comments on ESPN about Philadephia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb is a story that should never have been a story.

Limbaugh, in case you've been living under a rock some place, stated that he thought the performance of McNabb was "overrated" from the beginning, but that the media had been focusing their attention upon him because "the media wanted to see a black quarterback succeed."

Again, I have to plead ignorance on whether or not McNabb's performance is good. But that issue is another matter entirely.

The firestorm of criticism and apoplectic insults that ensued were reflective of the conditioning of the populace.

In an age where young black people are made to feel like victims from the time they are very young, hating "whitey" has become a national pastime. Furthermore, institutions of higher learning and governmental policies imposing affirmative action have institutionalized reversed racism.

The fact is that in many cases, the same policies that have been allegedly designed to aid the black population in achieving the same level of financial and educational stature that the white population has enjoyed, has actually accomplished just the opposite.

Furthermore, having failed in their attempts at raising the caliber of the so-called "minority" population, the social engineers of our time have decided, in true Marxist-style, that the white population must be lowered to the same level.

Therefore, black people are conditioned that they are victims of the white race, and the white man is conditioned to bear guilt for the oppression of the black man. Hence, you have a mentality that breeds tension between the races, which erupts in violent hostility at the slightest trigger.

The white man is not entitled to recognize the difference between skin color, let alone be critical of anyone who is not white. The sins of his forefathers, with regard to race, has sentenced whitey and his offspring to a phychological social underclass — not being able to express his ideas as freely as the other races.

Limbaugh had broken the cardinal rule: A white man had dared appear on television and criticize a black athlete! Gasp! And, further, he suggested that the only reason that athlete had even received attention from the media, was because of his race!

Now whether or not you agree with Mr. Limbaugh, his departure from the school of acceptable liberal orthodoxy, gave rise to screeches of foul.

These protests are right in line with George Orwell's speech police. A person is free to express their views, as long as they do so within the prescribed limits, dictated by the liberal (read: socialist) controllers. Once that person steps out of the prescribed bounds, he must be punished.

Limbaugh resigned from ESPN, but that didn't stop his enemies from calling for ABC to fire him from his radio broadcast. The message seems to be clear: If you dare tread against the acceptable structure of thought, your punishment will be served up to you in the harshest of terms.

And speaking of punishment, Limbaugh faces possible felony drug charges in an unrelated matter. All I will say with regard to that, is that the Bushes and the Clintons both are heavily involved in the illegal drug trade. As a matter of fact, the government's War on Drugs was the entity that was designed to put all of the competitors out of business.

Given the fact that Limbaugh is an insider, working for the implementation of the New World Order, I wouldn't look for any convictions anytime soon.

That is, unless the Ruling Elite, having used Limbaugh as their mouthpiece to drum up support for NAFTA, are now through with him, and are willing to relegate his career to the ash heap of history.

The elite have a word for the Limbaughs, who help to advance the agenda for global governance in exchange for personal financial gain. They call them, "useful idiots."

I have a name for them as well. I call them "traitors."