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Showing posts with label Slave Trade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slave Trade. Show all posts

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Barack Obama...wild musings reveal secret agenda! Black Supremacy on horizon...





In recent days, Barack Obama has not been able to sit back content with the knowledge that under his leadership Blacks in America are equal to all others citizens around the country.

Nope!

The restless Prez appears to be on a mission to establish (if anything) that Afro-Americans are of a "special class" which sets 'em apart from any old immigrant of the common garden variety struggling to make their way in the Unites States of America today.

For example, when the PREZ confidently strolled alongside News Reporter Anderson Coooper (CNN) at a site in Africa where black men and women were once rustled up and prepared for the long voyage overseas to eventually become the property of plantation owners in the South, Obama conjectured (with a straight face, mind you) that because these Blacks entered the country as slaves - their roots were undoubtedly deeper in the Nation's soil - that those of any other mere immigrant.

Anderson Cooper's stunned silence said it all, in my estimation!

Was the most-powerful leader in the Western World out-of-his-cups or what?

A bizarre notion?

You betcha!

Understandably, Barack is losing his credibility with American voters daily.

His policies are wishy-washy, he acts like a know-it-all, and his arrogance grates the nerves.

Notwithstanding, Obama obviously has a secret agenda, though the extent of it is difficult to fathom just now.

I would hazard a guess, though, that if I were to speculate there may be a push for Black Supremacy in this country - and around the globe in the near future - that my musings may not be so out-of-line or too far off.

For this reason, come next election, Obama must be voted down.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Liam Neeson..."Taken" a high-action thriller. A bit cliche, but a great ride...


Liam Neeson is a fine actor and in the new release - TAKEN - he doesn't disappoint.

In the super-charged testosterone-packed thriller, Mr. Neeson rises above what is - for the most part an implausible piece of cliched fluff - and turns in a riveting performance that is worth catching.

Plot lines about foreign mobsters (in this instance, from Albania) trafficking in drugs and the "slave trade" (prostitution) have been amply mined in the past by a posse of filmmakers, some capable - others not.

Here, the high-budget pot-boiler amounts to the "same old same old" in that regard, basically speaking.

But, a few interesting twists have been woven in, and strike gold, making for a solid two hours or so of high voltage suspense.

Indeed, by the time Neeson has completed his mission, the body count stands at about thirty, half of Paris appears to have been demolished, and the adrenalin-rush has just about taxed everyone in the captivated audience.

When Neeson's daughter travels overseas with a friend to the romantic City Of Lights, the innocent two-some are kidnapped and offered up to the highest bidder by a nefarious call-girl ring of International proportions.

Uh-huh, preposterous!

Fortunately, Neeson's character was a former Government "employee".

"I was a preventer," he explains to his naive 19-year old daughter in the opening scenes of the celluloid offering just released around the country by studio biggie, 20th Century Fox.

Once his daughter has been snatched, he draws on his espionage - and me-thinks - anti-terrorist skills to track the thugs down, rescue his precious, and exact a little cowboy justice.

If you're into cars squealing rubber and careening around hair-spin turns, awesome multi-vehicle crash-ups, heart-pounding chases, and keen on rooting for professional killers engaged in no-holds-barred body combat, then this gem is for you.

Although there is a bit of picturesque scenery tossed in for good measure - chances are - filmgoers will be so intensely focused on Liam's character and the fast-paced storyline - that it will end up a pretty blur in the background.

Budget-minded folks can screen "Taken" for six bucks at a matinee at 12 noon at AMC Theatres.

That leaves enough cash left over to splurge on some popcorn and soft drinks to munch on as Liam chews up the screen in front of you non-stop.



 
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