10:30 am
Green as in Not Even Remotely Envious
Good to see that Green Party Presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney has not jumped off the crazy train. In fact, she’s now the conductor.
Here are excerpts of an interview McKinney did with The Final Call. As in Louis Farrakhan’s newspaper.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I’m such a kidder.
Actually, I’m not:
Now unfortunately we are in the midst of a presidential campaign and Pakistan is being bombed literally as we speak. Somalia is occupied, the once proud leadership of Ethiopia has now become the back pocket handmaiden of the George Bush administration for rendition and torture. . . .
We decry the United Nations occupation of Haiti. The people of Haiti had the self confidence and the perseverance after their president was stolen with U.S. weapons to vote and insure the election integrity of that vote for Renè Prèval. Renè Prèval needs to be free to lead the Haitian people. . . .
[In Zimbabwe,] people who don’t have title to the land should not be allowed to occupy the land. The title of land can’t be granted to those who have stolen the land. Land reform is the issue all over Africa. The issue is land and the land must be free to be settled by the original inhabitants who were removed from that land illegally as a result of colonialism.
I learned so much from this interview. We’re at war with Pakistan. We’re occupying Somalia. The UN is occupying Haiti at our beck and call. Oh, and McKinney hearts Mugabe.
So McKinney’s strategy is to seek both the black helicopter and the black nationalist vote.
And the Greens wonder why they aren’t taken seriously?
Actually, maybe Barack should worry. After all, the Greens are putting together a ground game that just might rival Obama’s. Check this out:
Heh.
Hat tip: Reason Hit & Run
Photo: Ed Yourdon via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license.