VIDEO: Countdown Shreds Fox’s Fake New Black Panther Story

12:24 am EST July 13th, 2010 | Media | 71 Comments

The right has a fail. Again.

ALSO READ: Why Didn’t Obama’s DOJ Go After The New Black Panther Party For Voter Intimidation?

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71 Responses to “VIDEO: Countdown Shreds Fox’s Fake New Black Panther Story”

  1. sarah says:

    told ya!

    keith didn’t bury the lede!

  2. ukobserver says:

    I’m sure l posted a link to this on a previous thread!?!?!?!?

  3. seaside says:

    It’s true – you are really Zombies following Olbermeister.

  4. Dennis says:

    Video: O’Reilly’s ‘The Factor’ Tells You what Keith Olbermann Won’t
    —–

    Apologizes to Janet Reno for once calling her the worst Attorney General Ever

    Eric Holder, Dereliction of Duty?

  5. db says:

    Dennis, What part of BUSH ADMINISTRATION didn’t you get? The whole thing was dropped two weeks BEFORE President Obama took the oath of office.

  6. Randy Brown says:

    db, forget it. He’s rolling, and no amount of facts will pry him from his stuck groove.

  7. Well, if BILL O’REILLY said it, it must be true.
    Pack it in boys, O’REILLY turned.

    Jesus, you’re a cartoon.

  8. Dennis says:

    Dennis, What part of BUSH ADMINISTRATION didn’t you get? The whole thing was dropped two weeks BEFORE President Obama took the oath of office.

    That’s false, db. The ‘whole thing’ wasn’t dropped two weeks before Obama took office. You have no clue what you’re talking about.

  9. Dennis says:

    Well, if BILL O’REILLY said it, it must be true.
    Pack it in boys, O’REILLY turned.

    Sorry, ODubya, the same could be said about you’re turning to Keith Olbermann for backup assistance.

    Good Lord.

  10. Dennis says:

    What, now that Daily Kos booted Olbermann is Media Matters going to take him in?

  11. SaveFarris says:

    So … if “Bush didn’t prosecute”, how was he able to win convictions which were subsequently dismissed by Holder?

  12. The Dark Avenger says:

    Read and learn, idiots:

    Not only did no voters come forward to say they had been intimidated by the NBPP that day, there were no further incidents on Election Day 2008 that would have suggested a large-scale conspiracy to intimidate white voters. According to a letter sent to Rep. Lamar Smith by Assistant Attorney General Ronald Weich, the NBPP “suspended” its Philadelphia political chapter over the incident and subsequently disavowed their actions, which seems like an odd thing to do for an organization that is supposedly disclosing its attempt to intimidate white voters in its publicly available materials.

    Indeed, Malik Zulu Shabazz, the head of the NBPP, was pretty clear on their intentions in a recent video being passed around conservative circles that was flagged by Media Matters. “We decided that on Election Day, that we would go out to the polls. Because of what? Because they said they was going to be stopping black people from coming to vote,” Shabazz said. That’s a more plausible explanation for their presence at a majority black precinct.

    At any rate, the decision to approve not going forward with the civil case was still made a month before Deputy Assistant Attorney General Julie Fernandes joined the DoJ and sometime afterward supposedly issued a decree against cases involving minority defendants.

  13. Dennis says:

    DA, per usual, you’re a day late and a dollar short with that non-sequitor, for which Serwer has already retreated.

    Tom Maguire explains the idiocy:

    2. Serwer’s other Big Breakthrough is that Ms. Fernandes, who allegedly told the Voting Rights division not to pursue black-on-white fraud or intimidation cases, could not have been part of the Black Panther decision since she wasn’t at DoJ in May 2009.

    Again, who cares? J. Christian Adams, the aggrieved DoJ source, never said she was part of that specific case; he has specifically alleged she was part of other decisions, such as not pursuing motor voter fraud or felon purges.

  14. Jay says:

    Yeah. Keith Olbermann. The man who smugly claiming in front of millions…err…thousands that Abraham Lincoln only lost one election and that Sharron Angle was a maroon for even suggesting he might have lost more. Which Lincon of course, did.

    Keith Olbermann = Twit.

  15. Indeed says:

    Yeah. Keith Olbermann. The man who smugly claiming…

    Oh dear heavens, that MONSTER! Anything that fascist has ever said is automatically inadmissible as evidence. Obviously.

    Thanks so much, Jay, who awesomely pointing out this truly revolting fact. I will be sure to spread this information far and wide, so that The Truth may be told, and The People can choose Fox News if they want The Facts.

  16. The Dark Avenger says:

    he has specifically alleged she was part of other decisions,

    Again with the ‘alleged”, Denise the Dense.

    I can “specifically allege” that there were raptors in my back yard last Saturday night, but without any other evidence, that’s all it is, an ‘allegation’, which isn’t even enough evidence for a parking ticket, let alone substantiating Adams as a reliable witness of some sort of wrong-doing.

  17. Dennis says:

    Except, DA, things he has specifically alleged are being corroborated. And the only thing you have against him to call him a liar or an incredible witness is that he was appointed by Bush, so surely it must be the case that he’s a liar.

    If you get corroboration to your raptor sighting last night, let me know.

  18. fafaroo says:

    That’s false, db. The ‘whole thing’ wasn’t dropped two weeks before Obama took office. You have no clue what you’re talking about.

    Dennis, you linked to a O’Reilly segment in which O’Reilly, highlighting the guy with the baton in the video, says:

    One of the men, stood outside a Philadelphia polling place holding a weapon, but still Attorney General Eric Holder says he does not have enough evidence to bring the case to court.

    Is that an accurate account and description of the situation, Dennis?

  19. Prodigal says:

    No, Dennis, the fact that, as has been proven numerous times in posts you have weaseled away from responding to, Adams has distorted and/or completely omitted facts in order to create a false impression of what happened is why he’s a liar, and no amount of lying* on your part will change that.

    *Since your continued defense of Adams means that either you are so stupid that you buy the lies your fellow travelers on the Right are telling, or you are smart enough to know that they are lies but repeating the lies anyway, I’m trying to give you the benefit of the doubt here.

  20. NV says:

    Just because someone in the Bush administration didn’t prosecute doesn’t change the fact that a member of the black panthers intimidated voters and said that blacks needed to kill crackers and their babies. Olbermann acts like these acts are OK just because the voter intimidation wasn’t prosecuted. Why is he ignoring the harsh act and statement?

  21. fafaroo says:

    Then you linked to Tom Maguire, whoever the hell that is, you wrote this:

    The real controversy revolves around the DoJ decision in May 2009 to more or less drop the suit *after* they had won a default judgment.

    Is that an accurate description? The DOJ had won a default judgment?

    And how do you feel about the phrase “more or less drop the suit”? Is that an accurate reflection of what happened?

  22. The Dark Avenger says:

    things he has specifically alleged are being corroborated.

    Really?

    Adams: “I don’t know. I wasn’t there.” During the June 30 edition of America Live, Kelly hyped what she called Adams’ “explosive new allegations.” But during the interview, Adams relied on hearsay and things that others said to support his allegations. For example, after claiming that a Justice Department attorney “threw [a] memo at” another attorney, Kelly asked, “What was the response? I mean, that’s an extraordinary story,” and Adams replied, “I don’t know. I wasn’t there.”

    And as for any kind of corroboration:

    Republican Civil Rights commissioner: Adams “doesn’t know why the decision was made.” Abigail Thernstrom, the Republican vice chairwoman of the Civil Rights Commission, said during an April 23 hearing into the case:

    I know Chris Adams very well, and he doesn’t know why the decision was made, which was the question before — that we were supposed to be addressing at this Commission.

    Thanks for playing, Denise the Dense.

  23. fafaroo says:

    Except, DA, things he has specifically alleged are being corroborated.

    There’s a massive conspiracy by black attorneys to ignore charges against black defendants in Obama’s DOJ and the sky is blue and the earth is round!

    Things I have alleged in this sentence have already been corroborated!

  24. Henry says:

    Leave Dennis alone. He’s found a narrative that makes him feel better about being afraid of the blacks — you can hardly blame him for clinging to it like the rest of the poor, fragile lots-of-black-friends-having people who keep pushing this story.

    Racism is a disability. Would you blame a person in a wheelchair for not being able to climb stairs? Would you blame someone with one eye for lacking depth perception? Don’t hate Dennis for not being able to overcome his obvious defect — he’s fragile enough as it is, and you’re only going to make him feel worse about it. He’s probably going to claim that he doesn’t even *have* this pitiable condition — that’s how much he’s hurting inside, everyone!

    Cut him a little slack. He’s differently able.

  25. Ukobserver says:

    Dennis:

    That’s false, db. The ‘whole thing’ wasn’t dropped two weeks before Obama took office. You have no clue what you’re talking about.

    While you rely on a man who cannot tell the difference between a Falafel and a loofah and Doocey, kilmeade and Carlson, the three gimps on Faux “News” morning show as viable reliable credible sources?

    Wow.

    What, now that Daily Kos booted Olbermann is Media Matters going to take him in?

    Hmmm…

    Thats strange.

    Olbermann has a diary up on Kos a week after he is supposed to be never posting diaries again. How could Dennis be so wrong?

    As for Media matters, Olbermann has been using them as a reference for years. On this, as with other issues here you are as up to date as the Gregorian calendar.

    keep going though Dennis.

    Sysiphus has now stopped just cheering and is setting up a pep rally just for you.

  26. Dennis says:

    Ukobs- Olbermann used Adam Serwer’s revelations from yesterday for that segment. Check out Serwer’s page today and you’ll find he’s backtracking. Oliver used Keith Olbermann’s video of him parrotting Serwer, and hasn’t seen fit to correct the record like Serwer did. Neither has Dave Weigel. We’ll see if Keith “”I have never knowingly reported anything false and we correct our mistakes.” Olbermann will correct his, or I should say his regurgitations of Serwer and Media Matters, or not, tonight.

    We’ll see if Oliver admits that Olby did not in fact shred Fox News’ Black Panther story.

  27. Indeed says:

    Cut him a little slack. He’s differently able.

    He’s also willfully ignorant and, also a la George Bush, Jr., incapable of admitting any mistake, no matter how blatant.

    Which reminds me:

    Would you blame a person in a wheelchair for not being able to climb stairs?

    Nice touch by Capra casting Mr. Potter in a wheelchair in a lame attempt to make him appear even more evil and scary. As if stealing $8,000 and trying to run the only bank competition in the town wasn’t evil enough, he had to make him a cripple, too.

    and the reality:

    Lionel Barrymore was confined to a wheelchair in real life due to arthritis.

    Dennis is 0 for Infinity, which, I’ve read, is way below the Mendoza Line. Shooting fish in a barrel is easy, but occasionally fun. Just ask fafaroo, who recently beat Dennis with a virtual nightstick. Again.

  28. Dennis says:

    Uk-unobservant,

    Dennis, What part of BUSH ADMINISTRATION didn’t you get? The whole thing was dropped two weeks BEFORE President Obama took the oath of office.

    Do you think that is an accurate statement? Is that an accurate reflection of what happened.

  29. Dennis says:

    Wow, Indeed, your blood pressure just hit 150/110 because
    you got caught in a blatant lie after pestering me several times for the link which I provided verifying your lie and weaseliness, so now you’re going back into stalk mode and pulling out everything in your Word file that you’ve compiled on me.

    You are strange one, indeed.

  30. Barry says:

    Olberman is a joke. MSNBC is guilty of everything you accuse FOX of. Civil charges were filed on Jan 7 2009, the Bush DOJ never dropped the suit. These are facts,

  31. Prodigal says:

    The only one engaging in blatant lying here is you, Dennis.

  32. Dennis says:

    You’ve yet to name one, Prodigal.

    And you won’t, either.

  33. Enlightened Liberal says:

    Dennis is 0 for Infinity, which, I’ve read, is way below the Mendoza Line. Shooting fish in a barrel is easy, but occasionally fun. Just ask fafaroo, who recently beat Dennis with a virtual nightstick. Again.

    Beat him? That was more like NYPD v. Louima.

  34. fafaroo says:

    Do you think that is an accurate statement? Is that an accurate reflection of what happened.

    C’mon, Dennis. You don’t really care. You’ve proven you have no interest in the actual facts of this situation.

  35. fafaroo says:

    So … if “Bush didn’t prosecute”, how was he able to win convictions which were subsequently dismissed by Holder?

    Because you’re a complete moron, that’s how. Get behind Dennis in the stupid line, Save.

  36. Barry says:

    Come now fufaroo,

    If you don’t have the answer, just say so. It’s a good question. Resorting to insults doesn’t win the argument

  37. Dennis says:

    C’mon, Dennis. You don’t really care. You’ve proven you have no interest in the actual facts of this situation.

    Right, fafaroo. You obviously don’t give a shit when liberals distort facts one bit. You know Oliver has had little regard for the truth in this saga and all you will say is that one of his misstatements may be a little vague and possibly sloppy. You want to pick at O’Reilly, but you know Olbermann fucked up here royally and you’re silent. You know Oliver called Adams a serial liar, yet when asked to name the lies you only mention one thing that you said was a lie by omission. You get on the bandwagon here and declare this to be a concerted effort to maliciously tie Obama to the New Black Panther Party, but you don’t show any specific examples of anyone doing that.

    You’re a stooge, an apologist and a lemming, fafaroo. Nothing more and nothing less.

  38. Prodigal says:

    Dark Avenger and fafaroo are just the first two people that have proven Adams to be a liar that spring to mind, Dennis. Funny how you keep failing to respond to the posts where they did that…

  39. Dennis says:

    Beat him? That was more like NYPD v. Louima.

    So, Enlightened Liberal, if BP is able to get the oil well capped off, will that be the end of your ‘schadenfreude’ you said you were experiencing about all the people in the gulf region who were in favor of more drilling?

    Asswipe.

  40. Prodigal says:

    …Until Dennis decided to change his desperate defense of Adams to “Well he only lied ONCE”, that is.

  41. Indeed says:

    You’re a stooge, an apologist and a lemming, fafaroo. Nothing more and nothing less.

    Doggone it, fafaroo, because he’s a harmless, lovable little fuzz ball, a highly-trained broadcast specialist, having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have, from behind the golden EIB microphone, firmly ensconced in the prestigious Attila-the-Hun chair at the Limbaugh Institute of Advanced Conservative Studies, serving humanity simply by showing up, and he’s not retiring until every American agrees with him, do NOT doubt him, with shrieks of joy at the mere mention of his name, the Mandarin of Talk Radio, with talent on loan from God, at the cutting-edge of societal evolution, with half his brain tied behind his back — just to make it fair, the all-knowing, all-caring, all-sensing, all-feeling, all-concerned Maha-Rushie! America’s anchorman, truth detector, and doctor of democracy. A Real Man, a living legend, a way of life. Commander in Chief of U.S. Operation Chaos. Chief Waga-Waga El Rushbo of the El Conservo Tribe. Chief of the Patriotism Police. Leader of the Conservative Movement. A Weapon of Mass Instruction. El Rushbo. He is the man who is running America (you know it and I know it). He knows the Democrats like every square inch of his glorious naked body. He is ready to do what he was born to do—that’s host. Get ready to do what you were born to do—that’s listen.

    This virtual nightstick sure is durable.

  42. fafaroo says:

    You’re a stooge, an apologist and a lemming, fafaroo. Nothing more and nothing less.

    Except, of course, everything I’ve written and linked to is true. You can’t make the same statement, Dennis, and you know it.

  43. Dennis says:

    Except, of course, everything I’ve written and linked to is true.

    Of course??? That statement right there is false.

    You called me a complete moron. That is not true. That is a lie, fafaroo.

    By your standards you place on Adams, you know Olbermann’s video is rife with bullshit, and you let it pass and instead harp on O’Reilly. You create the distortion that Olbermann is somehow in the right. This thread is about Keith Olbermann, you know. You are lying by omission.

    This statement of yours “There’s a massive conspiracy by black attorneys to ignore charges against black defendants in Obama’s DOJ” is false.

    You know db’s statement “Dennis, What part of BUSH ADMINISTRATION didn’t you get? The whole thing was dropped two weeks BEFORE President Obama took the oath of office.” is false, yet you remain silent, instead chiding me for having no regard for the truth as if that’s an excuse for db’s idiotic statement.

    “Adams is a liar, Dennis. The “case” was not dismissed against the guy with the baton. Adams is willfully obfuscating that fact. He’s a lying sack of shit.” Prove this, please. What was Adams’ lie? And Adams has been called a serial liar here by Oliver. Willful obfuscation is a bullshit charge. Please back that up.

    “Now, Dennis, in the NBPP case, a black defendant was charged, investigated and found guilty of the civil complaint that Adams himself filed. How is that evidence of a hostility towards pursing complaints against nonwhite defendants? It isn’t.” That’s a bogus statement by you. The guy was asked to sign a statement that he wouldn’t do what he did again for the next three years. That’s not even a slap on the wrist. That proves nothing and refutes nothing about what Adams claims. Nothing. That’s a false statement by you.

    You said: “Note that he provides no other evidence corroborating his broader claims other than hearsay bullshit like this:

    Some of my co-workers argued that the law should not be used against black wrongdoers because of the long history of slavery and segregation. Less charitable individuals called it “payback time.” Incredibly, after the case was dismissed, instructions were given that no more cases against racial minorities like the Black Panther case would be brought by the Voting Section.

    You and Oliver both keep saying this is hearsay bullshit. How do you know it is bullshit since no one seems to be denying these things happened and/or were said. No one is calling him a liar, yet you and Oliver call him that because you say it’s hearsay bullshit. And you say it simply because he was appointed by Bush. You provide nothing to back up that what he said is bullshit.

    Except, of course, everything I’ve written and linked to is true.

    Except, of course, for the things you’ve written that aren’t true.

    Mook.

  44. fafaroo says:

    Prove this, please. What was Adams’ lie?

    Adams’ wrote:

    Before a final judgment could be entered in May 2009, our superiors ordered us to dismiss the case.

    Perez testified, including reference to relevant court records:

    The Department concluded that the evidence collected established that Minister King Samir Shabazz violated Section 11(b) by his conduct at the Philadelphia polling place on Election Day. This evidence included his display of a nightstick at the polling place during voting hours, an act which supported the allegation of voter intimidation. The Department therefore decided to seek an injunction against defendant Minister King Samir Shabazz. In approving the injunction, the district court found that the United States had alleged that Minister King Samir Shabazz “stood in front of the polling location at 1221 Fairmont Street in Philadelphia, wearing a military style uniform, wielding a nightstick, and making intimidating statements and gestures to various individuals, all in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1973i(b),” (Order of May 18, 2009, at 1), and entered judgment “in favor of the United States of America and against Minister King Samir Shabazz, enjoining Minister King Samir Shabazz from displaying a weapon within 100 feet of any open polling location in the City of Philadelphia, or from
    otherwise violating 42 U.S.C. § 1973i(b).” Judgment (May 18, 2009). The federal court retains jurisdiction over its enforcement until 2012.

    So in the same month that Adams says his superiors ordered him to “dismiss the case” his superiors were in court winning a judgment against one of the defendants.

    Explain that to me, Dennis. Please.

  45. merl says:

    dennis just doesn’t give up. he keeps up the bullshit until name calling is all he has left.

  46. Dennis says:

    Are you saying that his superiors didn’t order him to dismiss the case, fafaroo?

  47. Dennis says:

    Feel free to address Keith Olbermann’s falsehoods while you’re at it, too, mm-kay, fafaroo? You know, how he shreds Fox News Fake New Black Panther story….it’s the topic of the thread.

    Do you think Oliver’s headline is an accurate representation of the truth? Please explain.

  48. Henry says:

    “You called me a complete moron. That is not true. That is a lie, fafaroo.”

    Right on, Dennis! You big fat racist! Ha! This has nothing to do with your resentment of people of color, what with all the special deals they’ve always gotten and awesome treatment they’ve received throughout our history! They suck!! Unfair!!!

    Seriously, though, this is bullshit. I mean, i hate when i have to point out to my Many Black Friends how they’re in a secret plot with Obama to legalize being Radical and Scary. I mean, honestly — if black people would just stop being so Radical and Scary, we wouldn’t be having this problem.

    Am I right, Dennis? High five, buddy! High five for being sort of scared of black people and their many conspiracies against Us!!!

    I love you, man. I do. You’re like a fountain of awesome.

  49. fafaroo says:

    Are you saying that his superiors didn’t order him to dismiss the case, fafaroo?

    I’m saying that Adams’ superiors dropped the charges against two of the defendants and sought and won a final judgment against the third.

    That’s an accurate description of what happened. Adams is distorting the facts by not telling the whole truth. The case was not dismissed against the Minister King Samir Shabazz and no one told Adams to dismiss the case against Minister King Samir Shabazz.

    That makes him a lying sack of shit.

  50. Indeed says:

    You called me a complete moron. That is not true. That is a lie, fafaroo.

    Anyone want to have at that one? It’s right there on the tee.

  51. fafaroo says:

    Feel free to address Keith Olbermann’s falsehoods while you’re at it, too, mm-kay, fafaroo?

    How about if you explain how Deputy Assistant Attorney General Julie Fernandes being at the job before Olbermann said she was “corroborates” anything that Adams had alleged, at all. Let me give you a hint: It doesn’t.

    Adams has ZERO evidence to back up his claim that Holder’s DOJ is deliberately dropping civil rights cases against black defendants because of their race. None. Zero.

    The timing of Fernandes’ hiring at the DOJ does nothing to change that fact. Olbermann ran with information from a blog and he shouldn’t have.

    Can you now, finally, address the distortions of O’Reilly or Adams?

  52. fafaroo says:

    Do you think Oliver’s headline is an accurate representation of the truth?

    Dennis, the whole New Black Panther Party controversy is utter bullshit. Total, utter bullshit.

    The DOJ dropped the civil action against two people because they did not have evidence of any wrongdoing and they prosecuted a third because they did.

    You believe that the DOJ dismissed the case entirely, prosecuting no one, becuase the black attorneys at the DOJ don’t want to protect the voting rights of white people.

    That’s why you’re a moron.

  53. Dennis says:

    The timing of Fernandes’ hiring at the DOJ does nothing to change that fact. Olbermann ran with information from a blog and he shouldn’t have.

    And Oliver, knowing that and going MIA?

  54. fafaroo says:

    That’s why you’re a moron.

    I’m sorry, Dennis. Correction: That’s why you’re a complete moron.

    So I’ve presented the evidence supporting this factual claim.

    You can refute it anytime you want by proving that you are entirely correct to believe that the DOJ did, in fact, dismiss the case entirely, prosecuting no one, because the black attorneys at the DOJ don’t want to protect the voting rights of white people.

  55. fafaroo says:

    And Oliver, knowing that and going MIA?

    Dennis, you’ve known the actual facts of this case since yesterday when they were spelled out to you quite clearly and you still linked to an O’Reilly piece which was TOTALLY FULL OF SHIT.

    Can you explain that?

  56. Dennis says:

    You can refute it anytime you want by proving that you are entirely correct to believe that the DOJ did, in fact, dismiss the case entirely, prosecuting no one, because the black attorneys at the DOJ don’t want to protect the voting rights of white people.

    Adams testified under oath, fafaroo. We’ll see if he is charged with perjury, if, as you claim, he lied under oath. He testified that some career lawyers in the DOJ shared the apparent view of the Obama political appointees that no civil-rights cases of any kind should be brought against blacks. Blacks were intimidated at that polling station according to testimony, so your statement is a typically bogus one for you yet again.

  57. Adams testified to hearsay. Give ‘em the chair!

  58. fafaroo says:

    Adams testified under oath, fafaroo.

    Dennis, did the DOJ successfully prosecute the civil complaint against Minister King Samir Shabazz that Adams originally filed? Yes or no.

  59. Dennis says:

    They downgraded his injunction from not going near any polling station into perpetuity to not going near one in Philadelphia until 2012.

    No, fafaroo, I wouldn’t call that successful.

    Would you?

  60. Dennis says:

    Adams testified to hearsay. Give ‘em the chair!

    You might want to watch Countdown tonight, Oliver. My prediction is he weasels his way through a half-apology.

    But I think at least he will acknowledge his screw-up.

    You’ve called Adams a serial liar, and he testified under oath. Is there no one at the DOJ willing to step up and say that this ‘serial liar’ is lying on the multiple fronts you say he is? He says other people if allowed to speak will back him up, those people being other than the ones who already have. Guess what, they aren’t being allowed to speak up.

    And no one here has the inquisitiveness to ask why.

  61. fafaroo says:

    They downgraded his injunction from not going near any polling station into perpetuity to not going near one in Philadelphia until 2012.

    So in other words, they didn’t dismiss the case against Minister King Samir Shabazz. Correct, Dennis?

    Oh, and I’m glad you raised that point, Dennis. Because I just went back to re-read the original civil complaint filed by Adams and team. Here’s the full extent of the injunctive relief sought by Adams, in addition to paying for court costs:

    Permanently enjoins defendants, their agents, their successors in office, and all persons acting in concert with them, from deploying athwart the entrance of polling locations either with weapons or in the uniform of the Defendant New Black Panther Party, or both, and from otherwise engaging in coercing, threatening, or intimidating behavior, at polling locations during elections.

    So all the Adams and company were ever going to get in this case was to prevent the defendants from ever carrying weapons or wearing the NBPP uniform in front of polling places.

    In other words, all of three of them could still stand athwart polling places, they just wouldn’t be able to do so with weapons or in NBPP uniforms.

    That’s what this outrage is all about? Banning three guys from wearing berets for life?

    Oh, wait. Of course, not. It’s about the completely unproven charge that the DOJ is refusing to prosecute black defendants, even though in the NBPP case it clearly prosecuted a black defendant.

  62. fafaroo says:

    But I think at least he will acknowledge his screw-up.

    How magnanimous of you, Dennis. I wonder if O’Reilly ever will. Or how about you?

  63. Dennis says:

    Olbermann doesn’t like being the butt of jokes like he was all over the place today over this. You’re the only commenting on O’Reilly, and even if he did read your lemming-drops, I don’t think he’d give a shit what you said. As for me, are you fucking serious….

    Except, of course, everything I’ve written and linked to is true.”

    You didn’t link to anything. You willfully obfuscated

    that fact. You’re as much a weasel as Indeed/Mister ed/Huh? is.

  64. fafaroo says:

    I don’t think he’d give a shit what you said. As for me, are you fucking serious…

    Dennis, over a video clip of the guy with the baton, O’Reilly claimed that the DOJ dropped the case for lack of evidence.

    That’s a completely deceptive commentary. You linked to it approvingly when you knew that O’Reilly was deceiving his audience. You knew it. But you linked to it anyway.

    Why?

  65. Dennis says:

    At that point I was still laughing at Oliver’s headline. What better way to mock the desperation of actually using a video clip of Keith Olbermann for back-up support than to post one of the guy who is literally kicking his ass back into last week every single night? So no, I didn’t fact-check all his good work.

  66. isms says:

    Dennis, you are a homunculus. That’s what comes to mind the more I read your posts.

  67. The desperate one is the guy posting in the comments of a blog non-stop with fake evidence vs facts.

  68. Indeed says:

    the guy who is literally kicking his ass back into last week every single night

    Literally!

  69. fafaroo says:

    So no, I didn’t fact-check all his good work.

    So again, I go back to the original thesis: You don’t really care what the facts are in this situation.

  70. ukobserver says:

    Dennis:

    Seeing that Andrew Breitbart’s fake pimp O’Keefe is looking at a lot of court time dealing wtih defamation lawsuits over falsifying videos in one of the last fake right wing outragefests promoted by Faux “News” are you doing all this to pad your resume in the hopes of taking his place?

    I cannot for the life of me find any coherent reason where you would want to continue pushing a meme which is so discredited.

    Unless you are on the Texas School Board.

    keep fucking that chicken dude.

  71. ukobserver says:

    While the likes of dennis keep pushing the falsehoods Erick son of Erick drops the conservative playbook and reveals the next move:

    http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/36728_RedState.coms_Erickson-_Its_Willie_Horton_Time_Again

    Erickson concedes that the blatant fear mongering and race baiting implied by this historical precedent may alienate African American voters, and the GOP will be accused of racism. But who gives a shit?

    The Democrats will scream racism. Let them. Republicans are not going to pick up significant black support anyway.

    Shrewdly, Erickson, Master of Spin, concludes by insisting his suggestion has nothing to do with race; what it’s really all about is black people who are gonna jump out of the bushes and kill our kids:

    But here’s the thing: everyone but the Democrats will understand this is not racism. This isn’t even about race. This is about the judgment of an administration that would rather prosecute Arizona for doing what the feds won’t do than prosecuting violent thugs who would deny you and me the right to vote while killing our kids.

    So once again, a major voice on the American right, someone who has a way of reaching out to the populace through the mainstream media wants to use racism to plant more fear in the white community knowing dul well the implications while laughably trying to claim the opposite of what he is doing.

    And once again that Republican “big tent ” gets smaller and smaller.