
- Can the
Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Reelect Obama?
- Byron A. Ellis – March 05, 2009
During
the 2008 presidential election candidate Obama received 95% of Black votes,
67% of Hispanics, and 43% of whites. The amount of Jewish votes was
insignificant. Obama, however, has decided to ignore the voting statistics
and boycott the next session of the United Nations’ World Conference
on Racism because Jews lobbied against it.
Hispanics and Blacks have first hand
knowledge of racism. However, their support, which was essential in
delivering the presidency to Obama, has been expeditiously discounted and
traded for a voting block that was reluctant to vote for Obama, and even if
they did, they could not impact the outcome of the election.
Blacks and Hispanics want the United
States to attend the United Nations’ World Conference on Racism. Not
attending is an affront to black and brown people that makes up the
Democratic Party base.
The argument is that the draft
document singles out Israel for condemnation as a racist nation. And,
African countries want nations that participated in the inhumanity of
slavery to issue individual apologies and pay reparations.
Israel limits freedom and
opportunities to Arabs; under any reasonable scenario such limitation is
racism. Moreover, Jewish holocaust survivors rightly sued several of
Germany’s largest companies alleging that the firms profited from Nazi-era
slave labor. Jews also received Holocaust settlement totaling $1.25 billion
dollars from Swiss banks and the Italian firm Asscurazi Generali compensated
Holocaust victims for unpaid insurance. So, why would Jews and the Obama
administration oppose compensation Black slavery?
Spain, Portugal, England, France,
the Colonies, and unscrupulous Arabs profited from the African slave trade.
The African holocaust began in 1592 when Spain licensed Gomes Reynal to
transport African slave laborers to the Americas; where the Colonies
recognized slave labor as a legal institution. Thus, Africans in America
were reduced from human status to mere property. For instance, 1669
Virginia’s legislature decreed that they would not punish any slave owner
for maltreating or killing a slave.
Thus, history documents the
complicity of Western governments in legitimizing African slave labor.
Slavery (free labor) was so profitable that during the Constitutional
Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, the slave trade was extended for an
additional twenty years under Article 10, Section 9, of the new constitution
of the United States. Clearly, the United States government and other
Western nations, established laws to exclude Africans from labor
compensation.
And, now the Obama administration is
saying to the 79% of Blacks and Hispanics that made his presidency possible
that their interest is less important than that of apartheid Israel, whose
voting is insignificant. That is a change that ought to be unacceptable to
Blacks and Hispanics and an opportunity for the creation of a third viable
political party.
Let’s see if in the next election
Mr. Obama and the Democratic Party can get elected with votes from the
Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
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