Another Arsehole: Jessie Jackson.

** Now I have been meaning to get around to ol looney Jessie Jackson the mad conspiracy loon for some time - theres just to many left wing ass hats to pull apart. Anyway this man never stops, if its not the George Bush hates blacks rant, its the we were left to drown when the levies broke rant.

Still to be fair he has made a fine living out of playing the race hate card to the hilt for the last thirty years or so. Anyone wanting to read about how well Mr Jackson has played white America and the guilt complex to feather his familys nest should read the book Shakedown: Exposing the Real Jesse Jackson by Kenneth R. Timmerman

Also he has little respect for white people either: Jackson said that when he worked as a waiter in a Greenville, South Carolina restaurant, he would spit into the soups and salads of white customers. "[Spitting into the food] gave me a psychological gratification," Jackson said.

Finally he has played the moral card and yet has fathered a child with Karin Stanford, that resulted in the birth of his daughter Ashley. The Rainbow Push Coalition had paid Stanford, $40,000 to relocate her to Southern California, in addition to a continuing $3,000 a month in support, and $365,000 in funds from Rainbow Push were also used to purchase Stanford’s house. Many commentators questioned the legality of these payments and charged that Jackson was paying “hush money” to Stanford.

All in all a major asshole whos not above double dealing, or double standards and lets not even get onto his attempts to blackmail Anheuser Busch(some would argue he was quite sucessful in that respect). Finally did I point out the Anti-semitic remarks ("Hymietown"), or his pathetic whineing about the results in the US election in Ohio.

This is classic Jackson, he claimed that black Americans were forced to stand in line for six hours in the rain before voting. When asked for evidence, Jackson replied, "Based on distrusting the system, lack of paper trails, the anomaly of the exit polls." This challenge to the Ohio election was rejected by a vote of 1-74 by the Senate and 31-267 in the House. Many high-ranking Democrats chose to distance themselves from this debate.

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