A military official involved in "taking control" of New Orleans was being interviewed by Heraldo Ravera and tossed out a code phrase to the news audience. The code phrase being "We have turned the Corner." Which means, No longer should Blacks be upset with us for not getting there sooner because all have been evacuated and are safe somewhere else, meaning its over let's move on. Blacks will forget.

Just as a presidential apology for 400 years of slavery and oppression is supposed to wipe away our inner wounds and habitual - generational scars, the fact that they have now "turned the corner" is suppose to wipe away the fact that thousands of Black Americans were left for dead, humiliated before the world by media innuendos of thievery and filthiness, and basically blamed for the evacuation not happening fast enough because of so-called Black guys with guns (which is the real reason they did not enter in the first place - they are deathly afraid of Black men with guns, we know that.)

As Afromerica has stated numerous times before, white America wants us to believe that our problems are all our own fault and now they are going to make us believe it was our fault that we were there. Soon they will call us ungrateful when they realize that their weak ass attempt to pacify us was too shallow to take seriously. They want so badly to convince the world and themselves that we, Blacks, are a dysfunctional people incapable of anything but dependency on them.

This whole ordeal is sickening but will only get worst as long as they continue degrading Black America. The fact that this has happened to us is unfortunate and we will recover because we are a resilient people. However, as sure as God has with his finger tore through and exposed the filth of American racism and showed it to themselves and to the world, he will allow an even worst catastrophe to come upon them to humble them below the image they have made of us.

By the way: Sean Hannity on Fox News is the epitome of an American racist.

© September 2005 By CR Hamilton