Friday, December 18, 2015

What We Need is a Republican Candidate that Will:


What We Need is a Republican Candidate that Will:
Al Ritter 

Respects the relationship of God in the founding of our Government

Supports marriage as the bond between a man and a woman

Has written over 80 Supreme Court briefs

Has successfully defended 9 Supreme Court Cases

Who memorized the Constitution at age 19 and actually knows what it means

Who served apprenticeship under a Supreme Court Justice

A livid supporter of the First and Second Amendment

Successfully defended a 10 Commandments case

Wants to defund, and repeal Obamacare and not merely revamp it

Voted against Amnesty

Against resettlement of Syrian refugees and authored legislation in Congress

Against World Court decisions and actually defended one case defeating George Bush who supported such legislation

Supports suspended travel from Ebola ridden countries

Against UN arms treaty

Supports rebuilding the military

Supports a Federal balanced budget amendment

Supports annual Senate Budgets (denied for 7 years)

Wants more Southern Border Patrol

Opposes raising Federal minimum wage

Supports an audit of the Federal bank

Eliminating the IRS

Supports a flat tax that everyone can do on a postcard

Opposes extending unemployment insurance

Opposes Ethanol subsidies along with wind and solar

Repeal Death and capital gains taxes

Against internet sales tax

Against net neutrality laws

Against Nation Building in the Middle East

Against Federal funding Planned Parenthood

Against third trimester abortions

Opposed to gays in the military

Wants to give Police more ability to inquire as to legal status

Opposes TSA and National Defense Authorization Act

Opposes Americans who join ISIS from coming home

No path to citizenship for 1.65 million illegals in Texas

Fiercely defends the First and Second amendment

Supports defeating undo restrictions on the second amendment

 

 

Oh Nevermind, we DO have one!

Friday, December 11, 2015

“The Black Sphere of Influence with Kevin Jackson” – Part II


“The Black Sphere of Influence with Kevin Jackson” – Part II
By Ron Boat
Kevin Jackson is a nationally recognized rising star among young conservative thinkers, writers, and political commentators. A Fellow at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, Kevin is a highly sought-after speaker who offers a rare blend of intellect and humor. We thank him for the opportunity to discuss his views on America and our current players in the race game.
Kevin is a father, author, and conservative talk-radio host of “The Black Sphere.” He’s authored the bestselling book The BIG Black Lie and takes a no holds barred approach to politics and current race relations in this country. His latest book, Race-Pimping, exposes the tactics of the Left to fleece America. Called the “valedictorian of the graduating class of political pundits” and “the most fearless man in politics”, Jackson tackles the race-pimping head on.
“Everybody knows that race relations have gone in the toilet since Obama took over,” says Jackson. Race-pimping has cost America TRILLIONS of dollars, as there is fantastic amounts of money in guilt. Politicians line their pockets and those of family and friends, while delivering little to nothing to their constituents or the community at large.
Part II

RB – Kevin, there’s a word we hear more and more, not from a historical perspective, but from a blaming, guilt producing, justification standpoint. That is slavery. All races had slaves, whites, blacks, Muslims, Asians, everyone. Blacks participated in their own slavery as much as the white ship owners who brought them here and sold them. It's a spot on our history but it happened in every country and still does – except in America. Simply, why do so many in our modern day society continue to live in those times and fall back on the practice as a crutch for their own lack of achievement, and supporting and promoting their hatred for whites who had nothing do to with the practices of the past?

KJ –  Simply, slavery is the catchall for Liberalism. The Pavlovian cry of the Left, and black Liberals salivate at the call. It's what I discuss humorously in my book, Race Pimping.

RB – Is there such a self-promoting, self-preservation mindset of hatred that liberals are willing to say and do anything for their own misguided causes? Ferguson police released a security video showing Michael Brown stealing from a convenience store and assaulting the store’s owner. MSNBC’s Al Sharpton said, “First of all, this is the young man, y’all quit trying to exaggerate. That was shoplifting, not robbery.”  [“shoplifting” from a thug who later attacked a police officer to do harm.]

During Katrina, leftist Celine Dion said we should "understand" criminals “Oh, they’re stealing 20 pair of jeans or they’re stealing television sets. Who cares? They’re not going to go too far with it. Maybe those people are so poor, that they’ve never touched anything in their lives. Let them touch those things for once.”

Have we all gone so insane that we’ve lost right from wrong, legal from illegal? This seems to be the basis from which many run, or excuse their lives.

KJ –  The Michael Brown case showcased the true moral degradation of Liberalism. Excuses for theft. Excuses for attacking a cop merely doing his job. Excuses for the black (Liberal) condition, the blame going everywhere, except where it truly belongs.

RB – The word “mantra” has its roots in
Hinduism and Buddhism; a word or sound repeated to aid concentration in meditation. And yet today, from a base of peacefulness to a platform for violence, we seem to develop them for repeatedly showing ignorance. We move from mantra to mantra as the societal needs strike us and the slogan of today seems to be “black lives matter.” Of course black lives matter, white lives matter, red and yellow lives matter but groups are now forcing us to apologize when we say “all lives matter.” As if the black lives are superior above all others and therefore deserving of special consideration, forgiveness, recognition, forgetting that every life, every situation, every detail is different and a simple slogan does not cloak our lives.

I wonder when I see whites pretending to be black for personal gain or so many white people joining in black movements, raising their hands and marching, chanting death to cops. Are these just misguided people looking to belong? Do they really research and understand what they're saying? Are they so insecure in life they need a cause - any cause - to justify their own existence? Bottom line: How do we raise the level of responsible intelligence to where people should live free, fun and productive lives and not always be out marching, screaming, destroying while “wanting something” or “getting what they deserve?”
KJ – Whites pretending to be black and partial-whites taking on "blackness" is a version of Stockholm Syndrome. Whites today are captive to political correctness that has most of them castrated, and not just the men. So in order to make sense of it, many whites (Liberals) develop the syndrome of "understanding" the position of nutty black Liberals. It's an attempt to appear tolerant, while simultaneously knowing the inherent intolerance of the cause. ALL lives matter, and I place no value of one life over another, based on color. We might do this based on CHARACTER, e.g. I place the life of Dr. King firmly over that of Ted Bundy. But without knowing their character, they are equal, which is all the Constitution and God ordain. The only way to fight it, is to recognize it, and NOT ALLOW IT! My team ridiculed Dolezal, Sean King, Elizabeth Warren, and there are MANY others faking their ethnicity. Look at the "color" of blacks and you will see many who are more white than black, but "passing" as they said in the old days. Nowadays, passing for black gets you more than passing for white. Consider that irony, as you contemplate #BlackLivesMatter.

RB – On a similar topic, author Marc Lamont Hill claimed police killed an unarmed black individual "every 28 hours." (referencing a report issued by the Malcolm X’s  Grassroots Movement).  How do these lies get started and why are they allowed to continue? Where are  the Will Smiths, Jamie Fox's, Danny Glovers and Denzel Washingtons of the world, why do they not look out for their own race in combating these lies - what's their motivation for allowing these lies to go unchallenged or are they just anxious to stay out of the line of fire and live their lives? They possess a powerful voice for truth and yet many times either seem to ignore the conversation or actively participate in it on the wrong side of reality.
Through your own shows you’ve tried to raise the level of black life, to raise the awareness of truth and reality, and make a difference in separating the fact from factitious and striving to enlighten people to reality and opportunities. Are you making headway?
KJ –  Hill's comments were made even more ridiculous when I got him to admit that these were criminals being shot. As for black Hollyweirdos speaking out, don't hold your breath. These black racists make crazy money from white people, are around white people all day, and then become politically ethnocentrically black to their core. Sellouts all of them. If they are about black, then stop taking the white man's money. As for me, yes, I'm making headway. One death threat a week, and people recognizing me walking through airports says my message is getting out there.

From Kevin’s latest book, Race-Pimping, on Marc Lamont Hill:

“Without Race-Pimping, Marc Lamont Hill would be an unknown professor at some Historically Black College. Race-Pimping built Hill’s career, and it can build yours too!” 

RB – With the success of “The Black Sphere” and recent exciting changes in your USA Radio Networks, what new opportunities and challenges do you see for spreading the truth, not just for the black community but for America?

KJ – The challenge is expanding my voice, and empowering all races to recognize the lies. I believe God is opening doors every day, and I happily (most of the time) walk through them.

RB – Does Kevin at this point want to step out and proclaim a favorite candidate for next year or are you holding that in reserve for more information and revelations?

KJ –  I like most of our candidates, and I'm for the winner. I have friends and acquaintances in the race, so no predictions. They all have qualities I like, and some I don't. But in comparison to the Leftists, I'd take my mechanic over those old white racist men on the Left, and yes, I include Hillary in that statement. {chuckle}

RB – In closing, what will be the fate of black America after the next election and in the years to come? Will there be a realization they’ve been used by the Democratic community as Lyndon Johnson said? Or will they and all America wake up to the fact that we’ve all been duped for government’s illicit purposes?

KJ –  I wish I could say that black people will have awakened in this election, but it won't happen. We are at least 10 years from undoing the mass hypnosis done on the black community, and that's if we control the institutions of ignorance that got them there. But we can make a significant dent.
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Learn more about Kevin’s program, The Kevin Jackson Show through his website www.TheBlackSphere.net  and check out his two hot selling books on Amazon and Amazon

 

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

“The Black Sphere of Influence with Kevin Jackson Part 1”


“The Black Sphere of Influence with Kevin Jackson Part 1”
By Ron Boat

Kevin Jackson is a nationally recognized rising star among young conservative thinkers, writers, and political commentators. A Fellow at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, Kevin is a highly sought-after speaker who offers a rare blend of intellect and humor. We thank him for the opportunity to discuss his views on America and our current players in the race game.
Kevin is a father, author, and conservative talk-radio host of “The Black Sphere.” He’s authored the bestselling book The BIG Black Lie and takes a no holds barred approach to politics and current race relations in this country. His latest book, Race-Pimping, exposes the tactics of the Left to fleece America. Called the “valedictorian of the graduating class of political pundits” and “the most fearless man in politics”, Jackson tackles the race-pimping head on.
“Everybody knows that race relations have gone in the toilet since Obama took over,” said Jackson in a recent interview with WMAL’s Larry O’Connor. Race-pimping has cost America TRILLIONS of dollars, as there is fantastic amounts of money in guilt. Politicians line their pockets and those of family and friends, while delivering little to nothing to their constituents or the community at large.
Part I
RB – You say that “What you learn about America is people are a lot less interested in race than they are in character.” I remember growing up, we all had black friends, Hispanic friends, and even the best Polish jokes were told by a Polish kid in grade school. We were all friends, growing up, fighting in the school yard then running out to play football together in the lot. We were people not colors. No one really cared. Even today most do not really care and yet…Who changed our mindset?

KJ –  I was influenced by Reagan, politically. But my biggest influence was my older cousin who is like a brother to me. He challenged my thinking at an early age, and forced me to pause before answering. I speak a lot of him in my first book, The BIG Black Lie. 

RB – As we got older, we saw that people have control over our jobs, our lives and character did start to matter more, but we’re constantly pulled back to race. Why is that?

KJ –   I'm not sure, but the problem with life is control. When we control our destiny, government is small and relatively meaningless in our lives. When we work for others, we find government growing, and a bigger part (nuisance) in our lives. This is why government hates entrepreneurs, ergo small business. They act like they like it, but they don't. Government like big business, as they are (1) too big to fail, and (2) easier to extort. Business in America is no longer about capitalism and free enterprise, but about social engineering for the "greater good." 

RB - Society is more and more at a racial crossroads like we haven't seen in 50 years. People who aren't even racist are confronted with making daily judgments, possibly decisions, based on situations of race which... affects them. What responsibility do leaders like Obama, Holder, Reid and others bear for the current distrust, violence and growing problems?

KJ –  First, Obama, et al are not leaders. These people are charlatans of the highest order. Obama could have quelled racial tension early on by telling black Liberals that his election doesn't allow for lawlessness. That blacks will be expected to be BETTER, and he will provide the inspiration and tools for such. Instead, he gave black Liberals a pass, and they have taken it. More ignorance today in the black community than in a decade of the 1950s. Lawlessness, Godlessness, combined with little to no initiative to better oneself. The least safest place for a black baby is in a black woman's womb, and the least safe place for black people is around other black people. 


RB – You made it from a poor upbringing into success with your business activities, your very successful radio program, books and the growth of your radio network. Is Kevin Jackson a super intelligent lucky guy? Did society make all the pieces fit just right, or is it the true nature of someone to find a dream, work hard and put the puzzle together for themselves that brought you what you sought in life?

KJ –  I am the product of a lot of things. I detested poverty. I saw the life of the rich, and I wanted it. I detested ignorance in life. If you want something, learn it, then excel at it. I developed a "can do" attitude, and had to overcome a lot of demons to become successful. I guarantee you there is no "fit" that I would recommend from my life. Losing my mother at the age of 5, and a father who was in prison most of my life doesn't make for the typical success scenario. Thankfully, I had loving grandparents who stepped in, and they taught me how to recognize dysfunction. 

RB – In the 70’s when I was in my 20’s, I was fortunate enough to have a great friend and business partner in a LA recording studio and Bobby was probably the top studio music of that time. I would go with him to record, movie and commercial recording sessions and a great percentage of the musicians were black: the best of the music scene with world renowned names and there was comradery, a unity and friendship between everyone. Never a hint of racism or envy, entitlement, discomfort, even when I was the only “white guy in the room.” They had all worked hard and achieved and were there for the common goal of a great recording. Racism – in whatever form – seems to have worked its way into our daily lives and work, people watching out, wondering, “aware” and things don’t seem as natural as they once were. I recount this because in talking with these people over the years and observing that so many singers “started their careers and lives” in the choir, it was hard to find musicians that didn’t get their upbringing in church with family, deep religious values and drive. Why has the black community (and certainly the white community as well) lost its direction?

KJ –  Music, sports, and things like that tend to erase "race" from the discussion, because either you are good or you are not. Musicians don't want to work with BAD musicians, and color is not a barrier. If a bad ass white guy can play sax that will make you cry, then he's in the band. Meritocracies are what built America. The best proved themselves, and color didn't matter. We are no longer focused on the best. Everybody gets a trophy, and we want nobody to suffer. In suffering is genius. 

RB – Do the “reverends” Jackson and Sharpton diminish the connection between a good productive life and the perception or the role of the church?

KJ –  Those two have hurt the church, but not enough to say they destroyed religion in blacks. That said, black people are not nearly as religious as we once were. Black Liberals are religious frauds. They go to church, but ignore the teachings of the Bible, and denigrate themselves, ergo God.

From Kevin’s latest book, Race-Pimping, on Jesse Jackson:

“As early as 1982 Jackson launched a boycott of Anheuser-Busch because it purportedly did not have enough black-owned distributorships nationwide. The beer company eventually contributed $510,000 to Jackson and established a $10 million fund to help blacks buy distributorships. When Jackson’s two sons (Yusef and Jonathan) purchased a River North distributorship in Chicago for an estimated $30 million, Jackson dropped the boycott and became the company’s best friend.” 

RB - With the Sharptons and Jacksons of the world who benefit from and constantly promote the idea of black victimization, who, today, is on the other side promoting the worth of black America, their hidden potential and helping with a path to real success

KJ –  People like Ben Carson, and other black Conservatives are the anti-Sharptons and anti-Jacksons. No one person has taken the mantle of Dr. King, but collectively we should.

From Kevin’s latest book, Race-Pimping, on Al Sharpton:

“Anheuser-Busch gave him six figures, Colgate-Palmolive shelled out $50,000 and Macy’s and Pfizer have contributed thousands to the Rev. Al Sharpton’s charity.”

RB – Does the breakdown of the black family unit - as evidenced with nearly 74% of births out of wedlock – play a role without the stability and cohesiveness of the closeness young people need?
KJ – No doubt. The family is THE most important thing in a child's life. Because the outcome is gradual, people downplay the importance. Liberals hate family, because family is a "conservative" value. Liberals "create" families with loose associations, and then pretend they don't need real mothers and fathers. That's why Liberals are disturbed, and unable to deal with life much of the time, High rates of drug addiction, suicide, sex industry, etc.

RB – And how does the black, as well as the white, community get that back? More money thrown at it? Better education? More social programs? Job training? We know that incarceration is not an answer to correct the root causes, only punish temporarily the outcomes.

KJ –  We need a complete overhaul of the education system, and other social entitlement systems. We must create an environment tuned for success, not the safety net of mediocrity, and government programs. My biggest fear every morning is not doing enough to pay my bills. That's also my biggest thrill when I do. It's the fight that hones my skills, particularly my mind.

RB – You’ve worked hard to provide for your own four sons, but will they face influences that could alter their bright futures, are there overwhelming forces that will attempt to pry them from their upbringing to follow different, more destructive paths?

KJ –  Three of my sons are men, and they are successful in their own rights. Great men of whom I am very proud. My youngest son is 9, and he will be stellar as well. Good parenting, and constantly giving lessons is how I avoided my kids in prison or dead. Teaching them how to think, to assess, and to never give up on themselves is a key as well. 

Read more in Part II coming up within the week.

Learn more about Kevin’s program, The Kevin Jackson Show through his website www.TheBlackSphere.net  and check out his two hot selling books on Amazon and Amazon