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Romney adopts the KKK slogan for his campaign

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posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:29 PM
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I expect it to be pulled as soon as there's enough attention pulled towards it.


I bet you $10,000 it is too.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:33 PM
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I think this is quite rediculous! Wow.

keep the 2nd line second... :p


 
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posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:34 PM
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Originally posted by AllUrChips
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Reagan and goerge bush senior? Good point though.


Reagan was "The Gipper". Not really an insult, but people referred to him by that name like he was retarded.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:38 PM
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Originally posted by NuclearPaul
It is subliminal mind manipulation. Don't doubt them, they are evil geniuses that know precisely what they are doing.

They know a lot of white Americans are racist towards blacks. By using this old KKK slogan, it triggers a subliminal response in some people that "this is the right guy to challenge that black guy".


You are in Australia correct?

This Race Card thing is just hate speech. Racists exist in all groups. Everything else is just slander and "Political Madness"



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:38 PM
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This is a stunt I would expect to see from Perry. LOL



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:48 PM
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Originally posted by Blaine91555
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Awe come on. The whole country is sick of the Racist crap. It seems to be the argument the radical progressives go to for everything. It's just more hate speech. Republicans are no more KKK than the Democrats are Communists. Complete straw man by hateful people IMO.


Agreed 100%.

Remember how the MSM was praising Americans for electing Obama? "Oh what a glorious moment for America!" "Oh, America has redeemed itself!: Blah blah blah.....

How much you want to bet if Obama loses in 2012, the talking point will be "America is racist for not re-electing Obama"?

I'll bet a months salary we'll see that headline the night of the election if he loses.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:50 PM
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You are very correct about the subliminal messaging. As soon as people can understand the psychological operations that have been controlling societies - for who knows how long - we can then start to live differently.

Hopefully there will be many triggers that will help people break free of the mind control - everyday it seems more and more people are starting to rouse and awaken.

Much Peace...



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 06:50 PM
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Well, here's the ad:




Right wing blogs are already making excuses for Romney, saying that he didn't actually endorse the ad.


MSNBC Apologizes for Reporting Faulty Romney Klan Connection

However, it appears MSNBC and the progressive blog both missed the final 5 seconds of the “ad” which clearly reads “Mitt Romney does not actually support this ad.“ Not to mention the youtube channel that the blog reports the ”ad” to have originated from is not from the Romney campaign but kdipark, whoever that is.

The blog only presents two examples of Romney using the phrase, which at face value does not sound too different than any other campaign rhetoric, and there is no evidence that the candidate was attempting to hark on the particularly ugly nativist sentiments espoused by the Klan. While the blog is entitled “Romney adopts KKK Slogan: ‘Keep America American,“ the Romney campaign slogan has long been ”Believe in America.”

The Blaze

So sure, this ad wasn't endorsed by the Romney campaign and that's not his campaign slogan but, you can clearly hear him use the term in the speech used in the ad.

I don't see why MSNBC felt the need to apologize. He did use the term on a few occasions so their report was not factually inaccurate. The only thing I can think of is that they want him to be the Republican candidate.
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posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:00 PM
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Originally posted by Amanda5
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You are very correct about the subliminal messaging. As soon as people can understand the psychological operations that have been controlling societies - for who knows how long - we can then start to live differently.

Hopefully there will be many triggers that will help people break free of the mind control - everyday it seems more and more people are starting to rouse and awaken.

Much Peace...


So right! It's all about subliminal messaging look at the fox news subliminal messages running across the screen saying "loser" "lost" and an arrow down in the background on fox news. Society always needs a villian to distract us from the agenda in progress.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:02 PM
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It is chauvinistic not racist on face value (altho that is probably how the KKK meant it at that time).



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:11 PM
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Originally posted by Swizzy
I'm sure, in some way or form, even Hitlers words have been repeated and you wouldn't notice it.

I've always been more than a little spooked by the comparison between your new tag 'Homeland' and the German concept of "Heimat".

Nazi conception of heimat The specific aspects of Heimat — love and attachment to homeland — left the idea vulnerable to easy assimilation into the fascist "blood and soil" literature of the National Socialists since it is relatively easy to add to the positive feelings for the Heimat a rejection of anything foreign, that however is not there necessarily. It was conceived by the Nazis that the volk community is deeply rooted in the land of their heimat through their practice of agriculture and their ancestral lineage going back hundreds and thousands of years. The Third Reich was regarded at the deepest level as the sacred heimat of the unified volk community—the national slogan was One Reich, One Volk, One Führer. Those who were taken to Nazi concentration camps were those who were officially declared by the SS to be "enemies of the volk community" and thus a threat to the integrity and security of the heimat en.wikipedia.org...

...so I guess it's no big stretch for the GOP to trot out a KKK slogan....notwithstanding the fact, I believe, that the original Klansmen were Southern Democrats. I guess it's just tough to come up with something original after a while.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:12 PM
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I love when politicians goof up like this.

I really don't think Romney is meaning to use it as a KKK slogan, but still...pretty damn funny.


It would of been so much better if it was Perry though



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:18 PM
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Whats even worse the slogan goes back to the 1850's and the Know Nothing Party, they were anti immigrant and anti catholic, Romney just keeps stepping in it and then putting his foot in his mouth. This combined with the video of his interaction with the gay VN vet, just convinces me, that he is nothing but a spoiled little rich frat boy. GO HOME MITT.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:24 PM
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I don't like Romney at all but the premise of this thread is pretty unfair to him and his slogan. Romney may be an elitist and wants to be President for egotistical reasons (my opinion) but he has not given us a reason to think he could be racist.



posted on Dec, 14 2011 @ 09:27 PM
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Originally posted by eLPresidente
I don't like Romney at all but the premise of this thread is pretty unfair to him and his slogan. Romney may be an elitist and wants to be President for egotistical reasons (my opinion) but he has not given us a reason to think he could be racist.


He personally may not be, but embraces a religion that has been proven to have been racist for a long time. I don't think it is unfair to open this part of his life to investigation.

ETA: There is no doubt about the original usage of the phrase, what makes you feel it is unfair. These guys know they put everything they have ever said and done open to public scrutiny.
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posted on Dec, 15 2011 @ 10:55 AM
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This was not accidental. His campaign managers grew from academia, and were vetted in circles that demand a tight ship. They know how to research, and a google search would give you the original owners of the phrase. This is a phrase coined by a white supremacist organization that is still active in this country and I feel it's just the republicans pandering to the crazys. It's just like all the "God Bless America" rhetoric. Of course, the religious right proved to be too intelligent to blindly be lead anymore, after eight years of Duhbya and no public executions of abortion doctors. Now, they play to the blindly hateful. Perry now hates gays, and Romney likes the poetry of the KKK. Maybe they'll be dumb enough to foam at the mouth on command and get back in their crates when the show is over.



posted on Dec, 15 2011 @ 11:03 AM
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Originally posted by Blaine91555
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Awe come on. The whole country is sick of the Racist crap. It seems to be the argument the radical progressives go to for everything. It's just more hate speech. Republicans are no more KKK than the Democrats are Communists. Complete straw man by hateful people IMO.


So progressives decided Mitt should adopt a KKK slogan?

I have also heard that progressives voted for George W, and elected him, twice... 1+1=2

It's just a bad political move, FOX news brought up the fact that Obama was using a Charlie Sheen
slogan, poor research, politics is 98% mud slinging... same diff IMO.



posted on Dec, 15 2011 @ 11:05 AM
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wonder if this is why the GOV is telling states to back off on immigration saying to the States if is a FED matter not a state? As far as the KKK, doubt it but then you know anything is possible



posted on Dec, 15 2011 @ 11:13 AM
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Knowing full well that KKK stands for cowards who hid their identity and proceeded to murder people they did not like based on the colour of their skin - I wonder how many Americans with memories of a murdered relative are likely to trust someone with a reference to such an evil organisation.

How many relatives, neighbours and friends, how many people through marriage and extended families have a direct connection to all the victims of the KKK? Not sure but African American people were the primary target of the KKK as well as other 'disliked' sectors of society - count their friends and relatives as well.

I would hate to think how much damage this politician has done to his campaign already - mind control is one thing but the murder of innocent people will never be forgotten by the people who loved and cared for their victim. As much as a lot of discussion goes on within this site - how many people out there in non ATS land are noticing the use of KKK in the news? I bet there are psychological triggers being pressed all over the place? Maybe the cabal/illuminati/whatever will actually fall on its own sword!

Much Peace...



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