Now that it is clear my favorite bigot can't eclipse the 1,500 "likes" mark on his hate group (African American Defense League) or get above the 300.00 mark with his bigoted "Help Thy Neighbor Fund" after two months, as suspected he needed to "amp" up the rhetoric.
Enter the AADL: Hands Down Shoot Back 2014 & Beyond, Facebook group created as a "educational" page. So what is the "education" the silly little doctor of divinity that calls himself a psychotherapist selling? Hate, threats and of course . . . ignorance.
One has to wonder what "Ready or not! Here we come! You can't hide! We're gonna find you!" means when it is expressed while holding a handgun in the air? This must just be about peace, right? I also wonder if the man in the photo (see here) is acceptable that the post he made which originally accompanied the photo was replaced with a very real threat (original post below from 12 November).
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am sure he is aware as not only did the good doctor tag him in the photo he is also on listed as the Lt. for the State of Missouri for the African American Defense League. It strikes me as funny that the good doctor always puts up photos of others in the most provocative nature and never himself - I wonder why that is? (wink, wink, nudge, nudge . . . ).
I do wonder when the threats will be addressed by folks like the good doctor. Of course, I won't be holding my breath.
One thing that I did find funny about the new AADL: Hands Down Shoot Back 2014 & Beyond Facebook Page is that the good doctor in promoting "African American" Defense League used a stock photo as the profile photo of black soldiers. I am sure the good doctor assumed those soldiers must be proud African's even if they are not proud African Americans.
So why is this photo funny? Had the very educated doctor taken 20 seconds to google the image what you find is that it is a stock news photo from the 2013 French Bastille Day Celebration. The troops were actually participating in the parade because they had taken part in the French governments war against al-Qaida-linked extremists in Mali. So for a minister who says that he is Muslim to use a photo of black soldiers that needed the support from a dominantly white country (France) to rid themselves of a dominantly black Muslim extremist group in an African country - well, the irony is pretty hilarious.
If you are unaware of the good doctor and his many alias, fronts, pontifications and misdirection's you can read about his ability to "hoodwink, bamboozle and lead astray" the community he says he loves so richly here, here and here. Each page has links to his websites, pontifications, asinine theories and completely profane rhetoric. The most ironic thing about all of this is that I actually gave this information to the good professional on his Facebook page and he "liked" my post. Tool.
Enter the AADL: Hands Down Shoot Back 2014 & Beyond, Facebook group created as a "educational" page. So what is the "education" the silly little doctor of divinity that calls himself a psychotherapist selling? Hate, threats and of course . . . ignorance.
One has to wonder what "Ready or not! Here we come! You can't hide! We're gonna find you!" means when it is expressed while holding a handgun in the air? This must just be about peace, right? I also wonder if the man in the photo (see here) is acceptable that the post he made which originally accompanied the photo was replaced with a very real threat (original post below from 12 November).
I
am sure he is aware as not only did the good doctor tag him in the photo he is also on listed as the Lt. for the State of Missouri for the African American Defense League. It strikes me as funny that the good doctor always puts up photos of others in the most provocative nature and never himself - I wonder why that is? (wink, wink, nudge, nudge . . . ).
I do wonder when the threats will be addressed by folks like the good doctor. Of course, I won't be holding my breath.
One thing that I did find funny about the new AADL: Hands Down Shoot Back 2014 & Beyond Facebook Page is that the good doctor in promoting "African American" Defense League used a stock photo as the profile photo of black soldiers. I am sure the good doctor assumed those soldiers must be proud African's even if they are not proud African Americans.
So why is this photo funny? Had the very educated doctor taken 20 seconds to google the image what you find is that it is a stock news photo from the 2013 French Bastille Day Celebration. The troops were actually participating in the parade because they had taken part in the French governments war against al-Qaida-linked extremists in Mali. So for a minister who says that he is Muslim to use a photo of black soldiers that needed the support from a dominantly white country (France) to rid themselves of a dominantly black Muslim extremist group in an African country - well, the irony is pretty hilarious.
If you are unaware of the good doctor and his many alias, fronts, pontifications and misdirection's you can read about his ability to "hoodwink, bamboozle and lead astray" the community he says he loves so richly here, here and here. Each page has links to his websites, pontifications, asinine theories and completely profane rhetoric. The most ironic thing about all of this is that I actually gave this information to the good professional on his Facebook page and he "liked" my post. Tool.
Thank you so very much! You are the best publicist I have to date.
ReplyDeleteHow cute . . . the African American Defense League has a "Google+" profile and they are apparently the Custodian of Babylon.
DeleteWhomever left the comment (and I doubt highly that it was the good doctor as he always seems to love to sign everything he comments on) has no clue what a publicist is supposed to do. A publicist helps promote the individual, group, organization and give them a broader reach. Clearly, my blog cannot do that because if I were a good publicist the "Help Thy Neighbor Fund" (Go Fund Me) would have more then 277.00 in three months. The AADL Facebook Page would have more then 1,600 - 1,700 likes in three months and the new AADL: Hands down, shoot back 2014 & Beyond would have more than 8 likes. Seriously.
Still the "thank you very much" and awkward syntax (best publicist I have to date) fits. The truth is I have nothing to receive thanks for. I despise opportunist that prey on others. I am offended by ignorant bigots that try to sell themselves as grand intellectuals when the reality is they can't even maintain a consistent message - misusing photographs, promoting "white" and "European" companies all the while claiming "black pride". Yep - anybody can create Google, Facebook, Linked-In, Twitter, and Wix pages about the fictional character they wish to assume. It doesn't make it real when you do it but you can do it. Of course if those pages are filled with ignorance, bile and hypocrisy they do make for good entertainment.
So, to the AADL Commenter, if by writing "thank you" the intention was to show an appreciation for my sharing with others the ignorance, incompetence, bile and downright hateful bigotry that has been regurgitated upon the world you are, of course, very welcome. It has been and will continue to be my pleasure.