Thursday, March 03, 2011

The Greater Force Of Harm? Black Conservatives "Attacking Obama" Or Black Progressives Silent About Their Establishment Power Over Our Communities?


Pattern Matching.
This is what I do on my "real job".
With enough samples taken I believe that I am pretty good at understanding a person's agenda.
But when it comes to management consulting the challenge is to take the PATTERN that is shown in the person or entity's actions and map them against their STATED GOALS.  The gap between these two represents "the need for change".

Unfortunately the greater challenge is not the documentation of these patterns but the ACCEPTANCE of the findings and the willingness of the person/organization in question to submit to their stated goals, expressing willingness to change.

I have been watching the habits of "Eugene & Earl".
Ironically in his latest submission Earl Ofari Hutchinson accuses "Conservative who is Republican who is Black" Herman Cain of being the (White) "right wing's" attack dog against Obama.

In this case Hutchinson is made to see a "pattern".   Black voices being promoted to the stage to operate as the "Black face" of criticism.  His brown skin used as a voice that goes against the tide that is heard from the majority of Black Americans.   By promoting this "token" the right wing is afforded "skin credibility" as they have found "one" who agrees with them.

I keep reminding you that when it comes to certain "confidence men" who stand amongst you - do not fall for the transaction.   Take a step back and make note the patterns that they also exhibit.

Most importantly, however, learn to RUN THEIR INDICTMENTS BACKWARD to see if they still stand.
Thus:
  • Herman Cain is the loud Black Conservative voice attacking President Obama
  • Reverse:  WHO is the loud Black Progressive voice attacking President Obama - after having actually voted for him?
In their "Rachel Maddow-esque" tactics -  "Eugene & Earl" always seek to define the narrative.  They know that most time your own latent ideological bias will make you more "appreciative" than "skeptical".   They are merely among the long list of "chum feeders" that have our community conditioned into comfort that despite the "victories" that they assisted in orchestrating - the failure to deliver is due to the blocking from the other team.   Herman Cain and the other offender's on the list in the article are "playing on the opposing team" and thus are said to be "and enemy to Black people".

Who Are The Black Progressives Attack Themselves?

 This section break is actually the more accurate observation of where we stand at present.

You see - indeed - you can find audio of Tavis Smiley or Cornell West criticizing Obama.  Hell, I even was in the room when Rev Wright called Obama "Pharaoh" and asked how one stands up against Pharaoh when he looks like you?  "Democratic Party Preacher" Rev Al Sharpton asked the same question - except he asked - "how do you protect the President while advancing the agenda that you have in common with him?".

You see - mouthing words of criticism against Obama the Progressive and Democrat is not enough information.  The truth is that most of these critics are merely frustrated that Obama did not stay true to "progressivism/leftism".   Thus when they critique him they are not appraising him in absolute terms.   (ie: "Is there more economic prosperity in the Black community in line with the HOPE that had been riled up in us?   Can the 89% rate of support among Black people thus be justified?)

With officials that they are ideologically opposed to - you had better recognize that they are going for the jugular.  They want this person out of office - replaced by a "favorable person".   A PROGRESSIVE.
There is no fear in wishing that their ideological enemy be a "one term-er" that RACISM is the motivating force for this sentiment.

If there was transparency among the "Black Progresisve-Fundamentalist" then he would come to the conclusion that it is his own ideology that must be objectively put on trial, being forced to prove that at this juncture in the development of the Black Community in America - and globally that PROGRESSIVISM is the tool that creates the necessary ORGANIC COMPETENCIES among our people that allow us to prosper in the midst of competing interests?   At a time where the mechanics of the SYSTEM dispenses JUSTICE that is more closer to "equal' than ever before in our existence in America - standing next to the offspring of those who formerly enslaved us.   At a time when FAVORABLE PEOPLE now occupy more of the seats of power that King and Abernathy protested against.

Sadly - there is no longer an "Organic Black Community Development Struggle".  There is ONLY politics.

I am as hurt with the fact that Herman Cain - a fine man (notice I did not qualify the label with "Black"), is an operative in the "Malcolm X Political Football Game" just as is Obama, Sharpton, Jackson and West (Allen and Cornell).  

When "Eugene & Earl" attack "Black Conservatives" they are not attacking them for "Working Against The Interests of the Black Community".   Hell, Cain is a grandfather, a resident husband and has never been locked up.  The only thing that they have against this man is his games play on the opposing team in the "American Political Domain".

Cain has no POWER to:
  • Create failing Black schools
  • Send Black males to jail out of proportion to their population numbers
  • Puncture a hole in the tax digest of a "Mission Accomplished City"
Eugene & Earl show their true colors by the fact that they are so LOATHED to talk about their ideological soulmates who DO have this power to do as listed above and STILL get reelected by the masses of Black people despite this damage to our key institutions.

In short - Eugene & Earl are every bit the "Establishment Protectors" as were the copy editors of the past who defending the establishment powers that sculpted the press in the cities some 50 years ago that resisted transparent appraisal of the full impact of the POLICIES that held their city together while causing the burden to fall upon the Black community who were the intended victims.

For Eugene & Earl to doggedly go after those with POWER in the Black community - they would have to set up a full length mirror and hold an interview with themselves.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

What an excellent and insightful posting! You have really pointed out the very core of the problems now facing Black People today. In actuality, Blacks, Hispanics, and other minority peoples are being used to advance another agenda that has nothing at all to do with enhancing the quality of life of Blacks, Hispanics, Whites, or any other race.

My personal, heartfelt belief is that the Constitution was written in a manner that it protected the rights and dignity of all men [and women]. Men [and later women] corrupted that intent for purposes of personal power, gain, and greed! Please keep speaking out. You are right in what you say.

Malcom X put it best when he
stated, in effect, that he felt Blacks ought to remain self-segregated until they raised the quality of their own schools, educated themselves, developed job skills at all levels, learned about their heritage, and began to feel that they were as good as anyone else. That before a man was equal to another he had to "feel" and "know" inside himself that he could compete equally with another man because he "was" educated, competent, and equal to another. Once a man "felt" these things, because it was true, then, that man was equal to another man, irregardless of race, religion, creed or national origin!

Malcom X said all of this later in his life, after his pilgrimage to Mecca. I believe it was what got him killed. He wasn't talking about race as such as much as the ability of men to feel dignity, self-respect, self-accomplishment and self-worth! He felt that once Black men and women accomplished these things, they was ready to integrate with Whites and any other peoples because they were independent and educated through their own efforts without being enslaved by entitlements.

Young Blacks were beginning to listen to him and it went against the status quo, both Black and White. It scared the you know what out of both groups and made him dangerous and a threat to those who had other agendas. His personal journey and transformation was an amazing accomplishment in his day. I personally believe his death did much to retard the development of Black people's struggle on a personal and social level.

In my opinion, Martin Luther King opened the door for Black civil rights and Malcom X showed the way! Both were dynamic leaders in their own right. But, Malcom X is less remembered for his transformation and take charge of your own destiny teachings and more remembered for his earlier days as an avid, out-spoken radicalism! His death was a tragic loss in the advancement of the Black people in America.

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