Virginia Right!

Wednesday May 26, 2010 Roundup:

The Virginia Right! News Hound surfs the ‘net to take the pulse of the world every day. The links published below are opinions and takes on the news that we find interesting. By design, these links are mostly outside of the Mainstream Media. This feature is designed to save you the time of sifting through dozens of websites and blogs. Buckle up. It is going to be a bumpy ride.

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While the Obama Administration and the United Nations pretend to be discussing some really tough sanctions against the Iranian regime led by madman Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who has publicly called Israel an “occupying regime” and is working for a “World Without Zionism”, the world knows the sanctions will be neither tough nor effective.

The problem is, Barack Obama sat on the front row of a church that spewed the same kind of racial hatred for 20 years, so Ahmadinejad must seem like home to Obama. And as his friend Bill Ayers taught him, blowing something up that you don’t like is perfectly fine.

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Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli spoke at George Mason University’s Law School last night. Protesting outside were about 50 gay rights supporters, who did not attend the speech. Since this speech was open only to GMU students with school ID’s, it is most likely that the protesters were school outsiders brought in for the event.

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I know this topic is a bit stale at this point, but it is a discussion we, as a nation, need to have. There is no doubt that African-Americans have suffered and continue to suffer from racism. But in a case of political correctness run amok, many people like President Obama’s old friend Reverend Jeremiah Wright have made racial hatred an art form. For decades, Obama and his family sat through Wright’s monologues that pass for sermons and manage to contort everything that happens into a white against black conspiracy. But just because racism happens, that does not mean that there is always racism behind everything that happens.

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