Hey! Jesse Jackson, You Thought Vomiting Lying Piece of Human Garbage

I want Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Leslie Moonves - President and CEO of CBS, Snoop Dogg, and, of course C Vivian Stringer - The Rutger's Women's Basketball Coach to read and understand the following words:

You's a nigga when you born, a nigga when you dyin. Nigga quit lyin you's a nigga for life.
You can paint your face and change your nose and buy new clothes, but you know what...

You cant change who the f*ck you are. You's a motherf*cking nigga for life. Now! Wuch

you gonna do. You gonna take me off da air? You gonna dis me and my bidness?

O is you gonna pay me the same amount of royalties that Snoop Dogg gets every single month from the sale of the album "Tha Eastsidaz", which contains the song "Nigga 4 life" and the words you just read?

Hey, here's an even better idea. Why not give the winner of NBC's "The Apprentice" the opportunity to spend the night recording a song with me? Oh, that's right; the winner is receiving a recording session with Snoop Dogg. Well, in that case, maybe y'all should let me host a major television broadcast and celebrate my good intentions. Let me host Saturday Night Live! I'm sure that I would be welcome there, just like that racist sack of dog crap Jesse Jackson and his good ol' boys that support his thought vomit. Remember when Jesse Jackson hosted Saturday Night Live after the election in 1984? I mean you can't change the way things are. They've been this way for years and years.

Remember back in 1984? Rev. Jesse Jackson referred to Jews as "Hymies" and to New York City as "Hymietown". In January 1984 during a conversation with a black Washington Post reporter, Milton Coleman. Jackson had assumed the references would not be printed because of his racial bond with Coleman, but several weeks later Coleman permitted the slurs to be included far down in an article by another Post reporter on Jackson's rocky relations with American Jews.

A storm of protest erupted, and Jackson at first denied the remarks, then accused Jews of conspiring to defeat him. The Nation of Islam's radical leader Louis Farrakhan, an aggressive anti-Semite and old Jackson ally, made a difficult situation worse by threatening Coleman in a radio broadcast and issuing a public warning to Jews, made in Jackson's presence: "If you harm this brother [Jackson], it will be the last one you harm."

Finally, Jackson doused the fires in late February with an emotional speech admitting guilt and seeking atonement before national Jewish leaders in a Manchester, New Hampshire synagogue. Yet Jackson refused to denounce Farrakhan, and lingering, deeply rooted suspicions have led to an enduring split between Jackson and many Jews. The frenzy also heightened tensions between Jackson and the mostly white establishment press.

Jackson certainly learned a valuable lesson from that whole misunderstanding. You can tell because he was right there, Johnny -on-the-spot to call for Imus' demise after Imus waited a day or two to meet with the actual individuals he directed his comment toward with the purpose of making a formal apology.

Finally, The most important thing to come out of this is that all of the slavery, again, all of the modern day slavery that is going on today in a place called Darfur, in a country called Sudan, in Africa, and being perpetuated by Africans of color, against Africans of color, as you read this, will finally come to a dead stop and rear its ugly head no more thanks to the tireless effort to crucify Don Imus spearheaded and fought for with the undying commitment that could only have come from The Reverend Jesse Jackson et.at.

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. May the great modern day African American Profit Dr. Martin Luther King rest in peace.