Harry Belafonte: Bush Kept Me from King Funeral

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2006/3/1/150743.shtml?s=ic ^

[clilly54]

Well, because I was able to get a decent life insurance policy without a medical exam. I also didn't know at the time what a flaming liberal organization they were.

Now I do know, and I'm pretty sure New York Life won't drop me if I tell AARP to go suck an egg.....

[elli1]

The King family contingent that wants to sell the Atlanta Center to the federal gov't probably are the ones who told Harry to stay the hell away.

[ncpatriot]

In essence, this man is saying that he has no control over what he does ie other people (even Bush) controls him. How sad, and how psychologically immature he is. If all Liberals do this, no wonder they are messed up.

These people just do not accept responsibility for their actions or thoughts!

[caisson71]

uhh..hummm

[stand4somethin]

<img src="http://images.starpulse.com/Photos/pv/Harry%20Belafonte-1.jpg"

[stand4somethin]

darn... that didn't work

[clilly54]

Humm, might be, looks interesting...

But I remember a brief bit on Fox, can't remember which show, but anyway they had these 2 guys on from a new conservative retirees group, talking about all of AARP's stunts. I wrote the name down on a piece of paper then lost it. They called themselves soming like the National Alliance of Conservative Retirees, or something like that...

This USA Next looks pretty interesting though, thanks!

[American Quilter]

Here's one:

www.nascon.org

[American Quilter]

AARP's been trying to sign me up for years. I don't want their postage-paid envelope to go to waste, so I usually fold up a newspaper sheet and mail it to them.

[river rat]

You can take the idiot out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of the idiot...

Belafonte should drop to his knees and thank whatever he worships that he was a black in America, and not Africa or elsewhere....

There he wouldn't have amounted to more than a pimple on a monkey's ass.

Semper Fi

[AlexW]

"I'm seriously considering canceling my membership. Any other AARP members considering doing the same?"

When I turned 50, I started receiving solicitations from
AARP. I was not only insulted, but I also knew that they were leftist.
I always sent back the return envelope, that they had to pay for, telling them to get stuffed.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

BINGO. I think you're on to something.

[clilly54]

Jackpot! Thanks, that's the one, but thank you other guys for the other ones also, gives me a chance to comparison shop.

Yep, that AARP renewal goes into the tinderbox for my next fire :) It would be interesting to see a poll of how many freepers that used to belong to AARP have also canceled their membership. I bet they lost millions of members over the Belafonte B.S.

[John Lenin]

(Note that in 2002, Belafonte called then-Secretary of State Colin Powell a “house slave.” How can one be a “tyrant” and a “house slave”? Belafonte is a Marxist; in Marxism, everything is “dialectical,” as in “Heads I win, tails you lose.” Marxists are permitted to contradict themselves with impunity, while the rest of us must maintain consistency. Similarly, Marxists may rob, torture, and murder, while everyone else must behave like a saint, and yet must still endure Marxists’ vituperation. Got it?)

And yet, Harry Belafonte is a communist, and one of the world’s most famous supporters and friends of murderous Cuban communist dictator, Fidel Castro. Castro has murdered thousands of Cubans, and imprisoned tens of thousands more, simply for disagreeing with him. Castro “took power by force” and is “an oppressive or cruel ruler or master, a despot.”

When considering Belafonte’s statement, one must keep in mind that as with other totalitarian beliefs (Nazism, Islam), being a communist requires that one constantly lie. Thus, the lies asserting that Jews were represented in the Nazi hierarchy, and insinuating that the GOP seeks to annihilate blacks. One must also keep in mind that as a communist and a Castro supporter, Harry Belafonte loves nothing more than a good, murderous tyrant. Harry’s not one of those wimpy ex-communists that deserted the Party, when its genocide was revealed. No, Sir! Like my late, communist Uncle Frank from Trinidad, Harry Belafonte respects a real dictator who will do “what has to be done.”

And so one must wonder whether, coming from his mouth, the term “tyrants” was meant as a criticism or as a compliment.

[T Minus Four]

Spread the word!

[FormerACLUmember]

Harry wears these tinfoil hats to keep the CIA thought broadcasts out of his calypso brain.

[knittnmom]

You're welcome. I'm pretty sure that's the one affiliated with Art Linkletter.

[vetvetdoug]

Someone needs to send this guy back to Central America on a banana boat to stay.

[TwoSue]

Daylight between his ears.

[SMARTY]

Since when do you need an invitation to a funeral?