>>Well here in Memphis, there is nothing that isn't centered on race. The blacks have control of the city and it is in shambles. We went from having a 75 million dollar surplus to none, we're third most dangerous metro area in the nation, our sales tax is highest in the nation, property taxes are highest in the state, the election commission is run by them and they are so incompetent there may wind up being a federal investigation, and it goes on and on and on.
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>Gee sounds a lot like Toronto, but our city is pretty much run by whites - including the mayor. I live in an area of Toronto that used to be known as Scarborough (to many it still is). We once were a terrific city. Our roads were being taken care of, our taxes were staying static, we had top of the line road and sidewalk clearing etc. Then a bunch of white people in the provincial government decided it would be a good thing to 'amalgamate'. In other words, to allow Toronto to annex some of the surrounding cities (mine being one). Now we have rotten toads, our property taxes keep going up, my street may or may not see the snow ploughs. These were decisions made by white people in the government.
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>Incompetent is incompetent. Colour has little to do with it.
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I agree. It's not about the color of the administrators. I'm simply pointing out that the blacks who are in control have not been competent and they don't want anyone who is competent involved in the process. All they want is another person who looks like them.

>> We are trying to put a white republican in a senate seat that was held for 32 years by a black, who got caught with his hands in the cookie jar and is now indicted. The blacks on the county commission claim that is a BLACK seat and they don't want a white guy appointed to fill the seat. Just one more brick on the pile.
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>The commission is full of crap. A seat is a seat. It doesn't have a colour. But does it matter whether the white republican is competent or not? Or just that he's a white republican.
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Well, I'm working for the guy, so that means he is the "defacto" best candidate, doesn't it?<g> I've worked for blacks and whites, Republicans and Democrats. In 2004, I supported and worked for a black democrat in the Sheriff's race. I have known him for 30 years and he is a good guy. The Republican candidate is ok, but he's a part of the "good old boy" network and I don't like to see them in power. They are what I call omnicrats. The only ideaology they have is money. They don't care which party or what ideals are beins supported, so long as they get their puppets in office.

My exposing the voter fraud in Memphis hit the fan this morning in the Commercial Appeal (www.commercialappeal.com). Read all about it.

John