The most amazing thing to us is that Jesse Jackson can still
attract world media attention despite so many examples of his phony
and opportunistic behavior. With the possible exception of Bill
Clinton, who other than Jackson is allowed to hypocritically
posture as a fighter for human rights while, at the same time,
intimidating and double-talking people all over the country? Anyone
else who tried would either be ridiculed, humiliated or at least
forced to listen to Lawrence Welk records.
Volumes of authenticated information have proven Jackson avoided
taxes and harassed corporations with phony claims or threats of
racial discrimination (not to mention the history of monies paid to
make these threats "disappear"). You would think that after all
this was made public, he would be hiding under a rock, or at least
in a cellar in Pittsburgh. He has no respect for either the truth
or the people to whom he talks. His motive is simply: money. You
would think that by now, no one would care to listen to him longer
than it takes to pick up the remote control on a TV and turn it
off. But because black people have been discriminated against in
previous years, white people are desperate to atone for the sins of
their predecessors. This created an opportunity for a demagogue
like Jackson to cash in on fake accusation and watch white people
grovel like prisoners in front of a firing squad, crying and
begging for Jackson's holy pardon. Meanwhile, Jackson shows up in
$300 shirts, $2,000 jackets, and chauffeured limousines all the
while screeching about the plight of the oppressed black
people.
After so many years of this vulgar exhibition of reverse
discrimination, Jackson, in his disguise as a civil rights
crusader, further degraded himself with obscene behavior when he
was caught with his pants down having fathered an out-of-wedlock
baby. This, he shamelessly portrayed, was as a result of an
accident.
We have all heard of someone running a red light by accident,
but how does anyone have a baby by accident? It's possible not to
see a red light. Is it possible that Jackson didn't see how close
he was to the girl next to him? Was it so dark in the room at the
time that he didn't know it was a girl? What could he have thought
-- it was a horse? If any other spiritual leader had betrayed the
values he himself preached by denouncing the birth of an
illegitimate baby, he would be driven, carried, or thrown out of
town before he could collect the Viagra pills that made it
possible.
Jackson is now in the Middle East pretending to bring peace to
the world. That makes just as much sense as President Clinton
becoming the voice of chastity, morality and marital fidelity.
Jackson spent his whole life preaching love while, at the same
time, fomenting hate and outdoing Clinton in the field of
uncontrollable lust, sinfulness, and hedonism. As a result of
public outrage, Clinton at least had enough respect, after the
blatant orgy of lies in the Monica Lewinsky episode, to stage an
orchestrated charade of repentance, anguish, and severe pain.
Was it any surprise that the man best suited for the job of
spiritual adviser to Clinton was Jesse Jackson? What a marriage! If
there were ever any doubt that some marriages are made in heaven,
that doubt won't plague us anymore. Jackson obviously found that
the best way to outdo Clinton's lust was by buying himself a faster
car. After that, Jackson moved from house to house at such
breakneck speed that by the time Clinton got there, every girl in
the neighborhood was too tired to do anything with him. He is
probably the only man in the Western world that could make Clinton
look like a moral person.
While Clinton had enough self-control to create only a stain on
a dress, Jackson, in his dealings with the public, created greater
a stain on his own character. Who would think that of all places
Jackson would now have the temerity to posture as the peacemaker,
it would be in the Middle East? Nobody asked, invited or hired him
to do the job. On any public opinion poll that would be taken to
name possible peacemakers for the Middle East, it is hard to think
of anyone who would rate lower than Jesse Jackson. Fidel Castro
would probably rate at least two points higher and Saddam Hussein
would rate at least equal.
We all know about Jackson's experience in creating hate. After
all, he depends on hate for a living. For every day that there is
peace, it represents a threat not only to his income but also to
his stardom because it's a day without his name in the headlines.
If he were the man who could create peace, wouldn't the President
of the United States be happy to pick him for the job? If Bush
could present us with a peace agreement in the Middle East, and if
Jackson was the instrument of its accomplishment, Bush would not
only guarantee him the freedom from any questions about past
misdeeds but would probably even send him a one-way ticket 'round
the world.
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