Wheres the next war?

This mornings paper had a quote that most emphatically states my opinion, not of the issues, but of the State of grievance left to those of us that can no longer call a spade a spade but have to refer to it as a multicultural digging implement. When asked if there were racial motivations involved in the 'Dispute" the District Attorney said "There is no reason to bring a heated component such as race into a court case where the additional emotional reactions might influence the outcome."
the attorney for the single negro arrested and charged in the beating (20 or more Negroes participated) when asked if the beating was racially motivated said "To ask that question in a public forum does nothing but create derisiveness in our community. We are not going to comment on whether race is involved and it's certainly not a legal issue in this case".
There has been a clear double-standard in race relations in our country since the Civil Rights Movement became corrupted by talking head with their own agenda, such as the vaulted MLK, Jessee, Ralph and hand full of other media magnets that played the race card, not to achieve equality but to have a system of entitlements handed down that has effectively denied us all the rights to directly address issues that may well cost us our lives.

 

http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=278993

Per the Dubai Chief of Police

"There's an international plot against Gulf states in particular and Arab countries in general...This is preplanned to take over our fortunes," Khalfan told reporters at a gathering late on Wednesday marking the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

"The bigger our sovereign wealth funds and the more money we put in the banks of Western countries, the bigger the plot to take over our countries...The brothers and their governments in Damascus and North Africa have to know that the Gulf is a red line, not only for Iran but also for the Brothers as well."