Sickening Race Pimp

Jeremiah Wright is just as much a race baiter and race pimp as his brothers Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson. In this article over at Brietbart, he claims the attacks on him are really attacks on the black church.

In a defiant appearance before the Washington media, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright said Monday that criticism surrounding his fiery sermons is an attack on the black church and rejected those who have labeled him unpatriotic.

"I served six years in the military," Barack Obama's longtime pastor said. "Does that make me patriotic? How many years did (Vice President Dick) Cheney serve?"

So you're an anomaly, then, a veteran who has turned from love of country to love of controversy. How can you NOT be unpatriotic when every time you open your mouth you are attacking your country?

He said the black church tradition is not bombastic or controversial, but different and misunderstood by the "dominant culture" in the United States.

So you're not "bombastic" or "controversial?" Right. And I weigh 110 lbs. and look like Cindy Crawford. If you think your statements are being misunderstood and twisted, explain them. No, you'd rather be in the limelight, wouldn't you? I think he *loves* this.

He said his Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago has a long history of liberating the oppressed by feeding the hungry, supporting recovery for the addicted and helping senior citizens in need. He said congregants have fought in the military, including in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Lots of churches feed the hungry and help others...without branding their country a terrorist state and saying stupid things like the government intentionally gave the AIDS virus to black people in order to wipe them out. Explain THAT context, "Rev." Wright.

Wright said he hopes the controversy will have a positive outcome and spark an honest dialogue about race in America. Wright says black church traditions are still "invisible" to many Americans, as they have been throughout the country's history.

He said he hopes "the most recent attack on the black church—it is not an attack on Jeremiah Wright—it's an attack on the black church," he said to applause, "just might mean that the reality of the African-American church will no longer be invisible."

It's an attack on your words and the poison you spread to everyone who has the misfortune of hearing your hate speech. There is an extent to which this is an attack on the black church, though. When I see you receive standing ovations, that tells me that those applauding you applaud your words and your beliefs. That troubles me more than anything. Are there any black pastors standing up and repudiating your vile rants? There may be, but I haven't seen them.

In a sermon days after the Sept. 11 attacks, Wright said "America's chickens are coming home to roost" after the United States dropped atomic bombs on Japan and "supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans."

Asked about some of the comments after the terrorist attacks, Wright challenged the reporter questioning him.

"Have you heard the whole sermon? No? The whole sermon?" he responded. When the reporter shook her head, he said, "That nullifies that question." 

Nice duck, there. Okay, here is a link to the full text of some of your more controversial sermons. Let's see you dance around this one. If you can stomach it, Michelle Malkin live-blogged his speech to the National Press Club.

JASmius adds: Ensign Ed threw in more Wright extollation of and misinformation about Calypso Louis:

....plus quite a few examples of Farrakhan's own Jew-hating words that bely Uncle Jerry's blatant excuse-making, and this little disclosure:

In front of thirty television cameras, Wright’s audience cheered him on as the minister mocked the media and, at one point, did a little victory dance on the podium. It seemed as if Wright, jokingly offering himself as Obama’s vice president, was actually trying to doom Obama; a member of the head table, American Urban Radio’s April Ryan, confirmed that Wright’s security was provided by bodyguards from Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam. [emphasis added]

He's all yours, "Barry," whether you (or Senator McCain) like it or not.

UPDATE: Not everybody was worfing at Wright's wrongs, of course....