Glenn Beck,
So you likened yourself to the Israeli Nazi Hunters? You stated that you’re going to be a “progressive hunter?” Well look no further. I am an “Ultra” Progressive. Do you think Progressives are afraid of you? You!
You compare yourself to individuals that possessed intelligence, patience and a passion to see justice rule the day when they hunted, captured and prosecuted Nazis. They hunted down sadistic and monstrous murderers who gleefully and systematically murdered innocent women, children and men for no other reason than being a Jew. Are they the ones you’re comparing Progressive to? You’re comparing Progressives to Nazis?
It is obvious that you’re lacking in the department of intelligence. The fact that you would equate yourself to individuals of courage, wisdom, and integrity is an “absolute farce.”
Glenn Beck, you’re a “humorless” comedian, an “intelligent simpleton” and a by-product of the dark side of the human conscious. To compare Progressives to Nazis merely highlights the brevity of your stupidity, and yet you continue to talk about world historical events that you know absolutely nothing about.
A fool-hearted, weak, imbecile with the media at his disposal is a danger to human civilization.
Anthony P. Johnson
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
"The Depth of Your Ignorance and Stupidity."
Pat Robertson,
You, a man of GOD? I think not! GOD is Love! You are a shameful snake oil salesman inflicting your sermons of "damnation" on the weak, the sick, the poor, and the defenseless.
When you stated the earthquake occurred in Haiti because according to you, the inhabitants, "Made a pact with the devil," you highlighted the depth of your "ignorance and stupidity" to heights that would have astonished Sigmund Freud.
A man of GOD? I think not! GOD is compassionate, and compassion for you is as foreign as Haiti. You are a Christian charlatan, a pimp of hypocrisy, and a pariah in the pulpit.
You, a man of GOD? I think not!
Best Regards,
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Office: 215-744-1773
Cell: 215-715-0355
antho@earthlink.net
You, a man of GOD? I think not! GOD is Love! You are a shameful snake oil salesman inflicting your sermons of "damnation" on the weak, the sick, the poor, and the defenseless.
When you stated the earthquake occurred in Haiti because according to you, the inhabitants, "Made a pact with the devil," you highlighted the depth of your "ignorance and stupidity" to heights that would have astonished Sigmund Freud.
A man of GOD? I think not! GOD is compassionate, and compassion for you is as foreign as Haiti. You are a Christian charlatan, a pimp of hypocrisy, and a pariah in the pulpit.
You, a man of GOD? I think not!
Best Regards,
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Office: 215-744-1773
Cell: 215-715-0355
antho@earthlink.net
"An American Embarrassment with A Million Dollar Bank Account."
Rush Limbaugh,
You are a racist and a coward. You are the epitome of why the world vilifies our great country.
At a time when even America's adversaries have tabled their disdain and provided aid to Haiti, you continue to spew "vile" lies at full throttle.
Your "hatred" for President Obama and people of color is in full view of the world so that people finally can see you for what you are--an "American embarrassment with a million dollar bank account."
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
You are a racist and a coward. You are the epitome of why the world vilifies our great country.
At a time when even America's adversaries have tabled their disdain and provided aid to Haiti, you continue to spew "vile" lies at full throttle.
Your "hatred" for President Obama and people of color is in full view of the world so that people finally can see you for what you are--an "American embarrassment with a million dollar bank account."
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
“Like Comparing Ivan the Terrible to Swipper the Fox.”
He made a mistake and he apologized.
Senator Harry Reid made a comment about then Senator Barack Obama which many Americans view as racist. Senator Reid has since publically and privately apologized for his remarks to current President Obama who emphatically accepted.
Some in the media and career politicians likened Harry Reid's comments to Trent Lott's divisive separatist rhetoric back in 2004 while honoring the 100th birthday of Strom Thurmond. Trent Lott is a "racist" pure and simple, and comparing the two would be like comparing Ivan the Terrible to Swipper the Fox from “Dora the Explorer.”
Will the stench of racism and prejudice ever dissipate in America? Never!
No matter how many conversations we have and policies implemented to combat this disease, it will always be a part of the American landscape.
To be blunt, racism and prejudice is as American as apple pie, the Liberty Bell, Mount Rushmore, the KKK, the Sons of Liberty, the Daughters of Liberty and Tea Baggers. Quite frankly, in some families racism and prejudice are a family tradition.
In 2008, with the election of America’s first and I hope not the last African American President, many Americans hoped that the stain of racism was finally wiped clean from the American fabric. Alas, if anything since the election of President Obama, the stain has mushroomed into an international eye sore.
When a career politician like Michael Steele, who’s quoted as saying something “stupid” with perfect regularity just a few days ago when he made a racist comment about Native Americans demands that Reid step down because of his statement, it magnifies how racism and prejudice are woven into our daily lives.
Senator Reid made mistake, and he apologized for it.
Whether we use racial and prejudiced charged ideology privately or publicly, only when humankind ceases to exist will racism and prejudice cease to exist. Until that day, one cannot exist without the other.
Anthony P. Johnson, Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward & 180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Senator Harry Reid made a comment about then Senator Barack Obama which many Americans view as racist. Senator Reid has since publically and privately apologized for his remarks to current President Obama who emphatically accepted.
Some in the media and career politicians likened Harry Reid's comments to Trent Lott's divisive separatist rhetoric back in 2004 while honoring the 100th birthday of Strom Thurmond. Trent Lott is a "racist" pure and simple, and comparing the two would be like comparing Ivan the Terrible to Swipper the Fox from “Dora the Explorer.”
Will the stench of racism and prejudice ever dissipate in America? Never!
No matter how many conversations we have and policies implemented to combat this disease, it will always be a part of the American landscape.
To be blunt, racism and prejudice is as American as apple pie, the Liberty Bell, Mount Rushmore, the KKK, the Sons of Liberty, the Daughters of Liberty and Tea Baggers. Quite frankly, in some families racism and prejudice are a family tradition.
In 2008, with the election of America’s first and I hope not the last African American President, many Americans hoped that the stain of racism was finally wiped clean from the American fabric. Alas, if anything since the election of President Obama, the stain has mushroomed into an international eye sore.
When a career politician like Michael Steele, who’s quoted as saying something “stupid” with perfect regularity just a few days ago when he made a racist comment about Native Americans demands that Reid step down because of his statement, it magnifies how racism and prejudice are woven into our daily lives.
Senator Reid made mistake, and he apologized for it.
Whether we use racial and prejudiced charged ideology privately or publicly, only when humankind ceases to exist will racism and prejudice cease to exist. Until that day, one cannot exist without the other.
Anthony P. Johnson, Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward & 180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Thursday, January 7, 2010
"Will the Leaders Finally Come Home?"
You have the million dollar buildings located in impoverished communities, and in some instances, one on every corner but you reside outside the city. The neighborhoods that you serve are drowning in a myriad of problems including unemployment, living at or below the poverty line, increasing teen violence, teen pregnancy, and teens dropping out of school by 8th grade, illiteracy and senior citizens who are afraid to leave their homes for fear of being victims of a crime in a lawless society. You do little or nothing at all to offer effective solutions to improve the quality of life for the people you represent.
Will the leaders come home?
You claim you want to serve your community as an elected official because the community you reside in is impoverished and bereft with violence, and yet once elected, you relocate so far from the community that residents have to put out a missing person's report to locate you. When you do return to the place that you promised to serve, the visits are so infrequent that your constituents hardly recognize you.
Will the leaders come home?
Just visiting the community you're invested in that demands effective leadership is not enough. People don't follow big buildings, fancy cars, clothes and hollow promises--they follow courage, strength, compassion, integrity, and loyalty.
We're concerned about our children because their role models are the drug dealers, the pimps, and the carjackers. But where are the ministers, the priests, rabbis, the elected officials, the entrepreneurs, the attorneys, and the doctors to guide them to be productive servants for humankind?
Will the leaders come home?
Our broken communities have been degraded, fleeced, overlooked by politicians, and finally, abandoned by those that were suppose to motivate, empower, and be the beacon of light that the youth, adults, senior citizens, and families need. And so we continue to wait. We wait but for how much longer?
Will the leaders finally come home?
Anthony P. Johnson, Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward & 180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
215-744-1773
215-715-0355
antho@earthlink.net
Will the leaders come home?
You claim you want to serve your community as an elected official because the community you reside in is impoverished and bereft with violence, and yet once elected, you relocate so far from the community that residents have to put out a missing person's report to locate you. When you do return to the place that you promised to serve, the visits are so infrequent that your constituents hardly recognize you.
Will the leaders come home?
Just visiting the community you're invested in that demands effective leadership is not enough. People don't follow big buildings, fancy cars, clothes and hollow promises--they follow courage, strength, compassion, integrity, and loyalty.
We're concerned about our children because their role models are the drug dealers, the pimps, and the carjackers. But where are the ministers, the priests, rabbis, the elected officials, the entrepreneurs, the attorneys, and the doctors to guide them to be productive servants for humankind?
Will the leaders come home?
Our broken communities have been degraded, fleeced, overlooked by politicians, and finally, abandoned by those that were suppose to motivate, empower, and be the beacon of light that the youth, adults, senior citizens, and families need. And so we continue to wait. We wait but for how much longer?
Will the leaders finally come home?
Anthony P. Johnson, Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward & 180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
215-744-1773
215-715-0355
antho@earthlink.net
Monday, January 4, 2010
"Vote Not for Ethnicity…Vote for Effective Change."
HAPPY NEW YEAR Citizens of the 42nd Ward/180th District.
Whether you are Black, Irish, Latino, Italian, Asian, or Jewish, and whether you attend a church, mosque, or a synagogue, here's an important message for you.
When you vote for your next state representative from the 42nd Ward/180th District in November 2010, vote for the candidate that will bring effective change to the community. Elect the candidate that will address and effectively reduce the crime that permeates our neighborhoods threatening the safety and security of our loved ones and neighbors. Elect an individual that will provide and will enhance the children's future as well as adults' by creating mentoring, education, and tutoring programs. Elect an individual that will listen to your input individually and as a community.
Don't elect a candidate based on ethnicity; vote for a candidate that offers and will bring effective change to the 42nd Ward/180th District. We can be the outcome for a brighter future. Let's come together and make it blossom!
Vote for me, Anthony P. Johnson, and together we can--together we will!
Anthony P. Johnson
Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward/180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Phone: (215) 744-1773
Cell: (215) 715-0355
Whether you are Black, Irish, Latino, Italian, Asian, or Jewish, and whether you attend a church, mosque, or a synagogue, here's an important message for you.
When you vote for your next state representative from the 42nd Ward/180th District in November 2010, vote for the candidate that will bring effective change to the community. Elect the candidate that will address and effectively reduce the crime that permeates our neighborhoods threatening the safety and security of our loved ones and neighbors. Elect an individual that will provide and will enhance the children's future as well as adults' by creating mentoring, education, and tutoring programs. Elect an individual that will listen to your input individually and as a community.
Don't elect a candidate based on ethnicity; vote for a candidate that offers and will bring effective change to the 42nd Ward/180th District. We can be the outcome for a brighter future. Let's come together and make it blossom!
Vote for me, Anthony P. Johnson, and together we can--together we will!
Anthony P. Johnson
Candidate for State Representative for 42nd Ward/180th District
647 East Raymond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
Phone: (215) 744-1773
Cell: (215) 715-0355
Thursday, December 31, 2009
"Go Sit At The Children's Table."
Senator Jim DeMint is placing blame on President Obama for the most recent attempted terrorist attack on America because President Obama has yet to place an individual to head the Transportation Security Administration (T.S.A.)
Huh!
The President has named an individual to head the T.S.A. Department, but the nomination is being blocked by an individual who’s afraid that President Obama's choice will allow the airport baggage handlers to unionize. The person blocking the nomination is the jester himself--Senator Jim DeMint.
It appears that Jim DeMint is more concerned about being a union buster than protecting Americans from would-be terrorists which leaves me perplexed. Republicans blame Democrats and vice-versa for the near fatal but foiled attack on the Republic. Americans, the very citizens that career politicians are elected to serve, have lost trust in the aforementioned, and the wretched "venom of pessimism" has begun to flow through our veins.
We must fight the pessimism. Fight it!
Jim DeMint wants to be President a friend told me recently. "Of what?" I responded. Of America my friend said. "Of what America?" I asked. He said the United States of America. Jim DeMint wants to be President of the United States, and yet he not only flip flops between being a Republican, a Conservative, and a Tea Bagger, but he is also performing the same juggling act between saying he will protect Americans from terrorists but fails to actually perform the effort. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney gave the same speech, and after 9/11, Americans are still asking "How" and "Why."
Senator Jim DeMint is relegated to the children's table because he still views the world through the eyes of a child. Like a spoiled child at that. If Senator DeMint does not get what he wants, he takes his ball and leaves the playing field, and America cannot afford adults in leadership roles that act like children. What America requires is elected officials that are grown-ups with integrity, non-partisanship, intelligence, ingenuity to implement effective action plans, and compassion to guide and safe guard the Republic. Alas, Senator Jim DeMint is not one of those grown-ups.
Senator Jim DeMint, unblock President Obama’s nomination for the head of the Transportation Security Administration and let’s implement an action plan that will protect American citizens from adversaries that would attempt to bring the darkness of Hades on our soil. In doing so, Sir, you’ll take your first step towards becoming an adult.
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
Huh!
The President has named an individual to head the T.S.A. Department, but the nomination is being blocked by an individual who’s afraid that President Obama's choice will allow the airport baggage handlers to unionize. The person blocking the nomination is the jester himself--Senator Jim DeMint.
It appears that Jim DeMint is more concerned about being a union buster than protecting Americans from would-be terrorists which leaves me perplexed. Republicans blame Democrats and vice-versa for the near fatal but foiled attack on the Republic. Americans, the very citizens that career politicians are elected to serve, have lost trust in the aforementioned, and the wretched "venom of pessimism" has begun to flow through our veins.
We must fight the pessimism. Fight it!
Jim DeMint wants to be President a friend told me recently. "Of what?" I responded. Of America my friend said. "Of what America?" I asked. He said the United States of America. Jim DeMint wants to be President of the United States, and yet he not only flip flops between being a Republican, a Conservative, and a Tea Bagger, but he is also performing the same juggling act between saying he will protect Americans from terrorists but fails to actually perform the effort. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney gave the same speech, and after 9/11, Americans are still asking "How" and "Why."
Senator Jim DeMint is relegated to the children's table because he still views the world through the eyes of a child. Like a spoiled child at that. If Senator DeMint does not get what he wants, he takes his ball and leaves the playing field, and America cannot afford adults in leadership roles that act like children. What America requires is elected officials that are grown-ups with integrity, non-partisanship, intelligence, ingenuity to implement effective action plans, and compassion to guide and safe guard the Republic. Alas, Senator Jim DeMint is not one of those grown-ups.
Senator Jim DeMint, unblock President Obama’s nomination for the head of the Transportation Security Administration and let’s implement an action plan that will protect American citizens from adversaries that would attempt to bring the darkness of Hades on our soil. In doing so, Sir, you’ll take your first step towards becoming an adult.
Anthony P. Johnson, Author
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