[egoldhyip]

I thought he was killed three times by now at least...

[Nothatspecial]

Originally posted by OneFootInTheGrave
I thought he was killed three times by now at least... Does that mean he's a.... vampire?!!

[HotDolly]

Why do we constantly need to hear the opinion of some rat in a cave? Every f*cking time these buttholes post a youtube video, we have to talk about it. Why? What does it add to political discussion? Hell, Paris Hilton's opinion has more relevance.

[galaktiusman]

"House negro" doesn't instill fear, it instills a sense of "Oh, how quaint. This rat is using a term that was offensive like 60 years ago."

This "house negro" is going to be living in the most powerful house on the planet. Somehow, I don't think he gives two sh*ts what al-qeada #2 #3378599345 (I believe that's the accurate number of #2's we've killed) has to say to us from 1940.

[nintenda]

"Yassum, Miss Daaai-sy, we're gonna drop bombs on the Piggly Wiggly in Tora Bora. Ain't that somethin'?"

[AnthonyKing]

rah, exacto. It is quite desperate these days. YOu have to rely on name calling, and then fail miserably at that as well? Bah.

[pipitous]

Originally posted by rah

you would think that the terrorists were at least smart enough to learn from the republicans.
But NOOOOOOO Quote of the day!

[Adimondin]

Originally posted by DRoseDARs
"House negro" doesn't instill fear, it instills a sense of "Oh, how quaint. This rat is using a term that was offensive like 60 years ago."

This "house negro" is going to be living in the most powerful house on the planet. Somehow, I don't think he gives two sh*ts what al-qeada #2 #3378599345 (I believe that's the accurate number of #2's we've killed) has to say to us from 1940. Well, they do want to turn the clock back. I thought it was more along the lines of 600 yrs ago, though.

[Hmntezmb]

Actually, the translation was more "House Slave".

THIS morning comes a typically rambling and offensive rant (transcript) from Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda's number two, on Barack Obama's election. Mr Zawahiri unfavourably compares Mr Obama to Malcolm X, while footage shows Mr Obama praying at the Western Wall. The word "crusader" comes up with dreary predictability, much as a teenager says "like".

Somehow, Mr Zawahiri is convinced that even though Mr Obama is soon to become the most powerful man in the world, he is, in Malcolm X's terminology, a "house negro", the whites' favoured slave who lived in comfort and cared for the master. Like those in Cairo and Tehran who thought that some invisible power-structure wouldn't "let" Mr Obama win the election, Mr Zawahiri seems unable to grasp the basics of democracy. So here it is, Mr Zawahiri: Mr Obama won the election. He will soon run the United States. To put it crudely, he is the master, and a lot of very powerful white people will soon be snapping to his orders.

But one quick correction. The press is incorrectly reporting—and this is of course not to defend the terrorist—that Mr Zawahiri called Mr Obama a "house negro". His use of these words has been the headline-grabber. The video shows clips of Malcolm X using the term. But Mr Zawahiri calls Mr Obama one of the "house slaves" ("a'biid al-bayt"), not "house Negro" ("zinjii al-bayt", as Malcolm X's words are translated). Mr Zawahiri is a criminal and a loon, but even so, his actual words, offensive enough, should be reported correctly.

[AffipgyncDync]

He was a Senate negro.

[Optosypoeds]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


Because that rat in a cave took down the twin towers. Believe it or not, that isn't relevant. Every time he or another douchebag Twitters, is it absolutely vital we the public hear about it? Howsabout the intelligence agencies just keep this sh*t to themselves (and the media stop acting like a bunch of tweenage girls every time David Archuleta croons) and deal with any USEFUL information that comes out of it. "House negro" isn't code for "we nuke DC in five" so it is yet again, as Pekka said, another cry for attention that we're abligingly giving him. Howsabout we just give him a missile up his ass instead? I don't want to see video of him and his thoughts on the latest issue of Vogue, I want to see video of the cave blowing up with him in it.

[sherrferris]

Moran, dork, useful idiot, whatever

[ZZtop]

Because he obeys his white masters, despite his own political will

[HsSp82U8]

In case of the UN speech, it was true

[penpizdes]

Not a politician so much as a loyal soldier. Which also has nothing to do with race, of course.

[MannyLopez]

Originally posted by BlackCat
Being Secretary of State is in my opininion a political job. It's a political appointment, but Powell was never a politician. He never ran for public office, and he was appointed based on his military background and experience on the Joint Chiefs.

[yharmon6614]

I have the impression one doesn't get to a high military rank without being a good politician.

(At least in a time of peace.)

[xanonlinexan]

Somehow, I don't think he gives two sh*ts what al-qeada #2 #3378599345 (I believe that's the accurate number of #2's we've killed) Do you honestly not know who Ayman al-Zawahiri is?

[maxuilg]

I think Obama will be a much greater threat to Osama and his #2's than Clinton or Bush ever were. That's why this guy is so heated.

Clinton only did some half-assed attempts with cruise missiles. And Osama is Bush's best friend, helping him to win a second term, because Americans will be afraid of terrorists as long as Osama is running free. Winning a war did not help Bush Sr to get re-elected, so Bush Jr was not in a hurry to win the "war on terror".

[evalayCap]

Obama's very popular in Africa. This statement coming from al-Zawahri could hurt the image of radical Islamicists in Africa.