A man's word is his bond. Fool me once, shame on you. Oh, and speaking of fooling and fools, did you hear about Al Sharp Tongue's promise to the good people of Sanford, Florida, regarding Easter weekend? He promised that he would "occupy" Sanford on behalf of the family of Trayvon Martin, the young man who was shot by George Zimmerman in an incident that is still not clear to the public. Yes, the good Reverend said, "We're going to have a full blown occupation of Sanford with tents and everything [except showers] over Easter weekend until authorities either arrest George Zimmerman or arrest us for praying for his arrest." The good reverend made this statement, not to PMSNBC, his network where he works as an unbiased journalist, but to ABC News, just two weeks prior to Easter. But instead of living up to his word and actually doing what he said he would do, he chose to be in Harlem, NY, and appear on the Melissa Perry show and later at St. Lukes Baptist Church. He figured he'd get more media exposure if he stayed in New York than by going to Sanford, and exposing himself to the public is apparently more important than keeping his word.
If Rev. Al could lie to Trayvon Martin's family along with the rally racists who were slated to attend the hate orgy, imagine how much he lies to people he tends to demean--white people come to mind, and Hispanics who the media now labels as "white Hispanics" in order to fit the mold of racism they pretend to stand up against.
Racism is one of the few things the left has left in its dirty little bag of tricks. If you didn't vote for Obama in 2008, you were a racist. If you wanted Herman Cain to win the GOP nomination, you were rooting for an "Uncle Tom." It gets so confusing.
Al Sharpton is just one example of the race baiters who keep the hatred going. They were quiet for a while after our country elected a hope and change black man to the presidency. Unfortunately, Obama turned out to be just as credible as Rev. Al and as duplicitous as Rev. Wright.
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