Posters depicting Obama as Heath Ledger's "Joker" character from "Dark Knight", are appearing in cities with large populations of liberals and African-Americans, causing controversy and calls of racism. Whether the artist or supporters of this guerrilla style activism perceive the image as racist or not doesn't matter, the perception among many along different racial backgrounds will be negative, thus distracting us into another national discussion on race. The partisan image plays right into the false left-right political paradigm, further keeping us from targeting the true power behind the scenes who have hijacked this country under the banner of both political parties.
By Harold Gray
JustGetThere | Over the weekend buzz began on the internet about posters appearing with images of Obama as the Joker with "Socialism" underneath. Having broken through the
left-right paradigm, I viewed the image as a rejection of the elites agent of
hope and change Obama, and felt good that there was finally public backlash to his administration. This would be a good thing if the image was connected in some way to Bush or the GOP, then this would then signal a breakthrough in the public consciousness of the controlled political system that we have heavily been under since the assassination of JFK.
Initially, I was tempted to post the image on this site, but the more I pondered the image and its potential reactions, the more I saw it as disinformation that would be used by the
right, to hijack the publics' outrage of government just like the
Tea Party movement. This was further reinforced by reading several posts on multiple forums across the web, truthers and Paulites, seemed to have forgotten that
Obama and Bush are puppets not jokers! The knee jerk glee I was reading could have been myself, if I hadn't have stopped and really thought this whole event out, and put into the context of the political cycles we experience in America. For this reason I'm not judging anyone in the movement for getting caught up in the hype, but we must stay focused on the global elite, international banksters, and secretive organizations who have hijacked our political system. We seem to have a short memory at times due to the level of information we are inundated with, but if we don't learn from history and
retain it, then it's like we were born yesterday. Remember all the bashing that Bush took for implementing the globalists agenda during his final term, this fueled the other side of the political spectrum and gave rise to Obama, because he was viewed as the opposite of everything that is Bush. His policies and actions also awakened those on the
right who were already aware of the globalist ties and agenda of the
left, which lead to Congressman Ron Paul's 2008 presidential run.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, liberals who were against Bush and his policies, were duped back into the false paradigm by the slickness and auditory skills of Obama. Obama's assigned agenda is now stalling, and his approval numbers are dropping, causing the GOP to get fired up about retaking the Whitehouse in 2012, continuing us down the same track in a car made by Chevy instead of Ford. We cannot allow for this to happen, playing right into their hands and having our passion for
real political change being usurped by these
false paradigm pushers. We are at a critical juncture in this country, we have the opportunity now to connect both failed presidencies to policies that non-partisan groups like the CFR, Trilateral Commission and Bilderbergers wish to implement, using both parties as fronts. Documentaries that accurately highlight these facts, such as Alex Jones'
Obama Deception, have went mega viral on the web with millions of views, so people are waking up, lets not put them back to sleep.
Whoever created this image is, purposely or inadvertently, dividing us from those who we are trying to reach with the work of the truth movement. This is evident by the look of the poster and the wording that was selected to label it. Calling Obama's agenda socialist is a misnomer, in fact it's more of a Italian fascist ideology along the lines of Mussolini, similar to what researcher and historian
Webster Griffin Tarpley has described. Benito Mussolini comments on the political spectrum further backs up this notion in this excerpt sourced from
Wikipedia
Benito Mussolini promoted ambiguity about fascism's positions in order to rally as many people to it as possible, saying fascists can be "aristocrats or democrats, revolutionaries and reactionaries, proletarians and anti-proletarians, pacifists and anti-pacifists".[28] Mussolini claimed that Italian Fascism's economic system of corporatism could be identified as either state capitalism or state socialism, which in either case involved "the bureaucratisation of the economic activities of the nation."[29] Mussolini described fascism in any language he found useful.
Recognizing this fact, there are now versions of the poster that say
fascism, instead of
socialism. Still, we have a problem with the perception of the reverse black face image of Obama's face being painted white. This is another trigger that will ignite racial discord, even if it isn't the intention of the creator of this guerrilla campaign. This begs the question, why promote this divisive image in areas that have significantly large numbers of African-Americans and liberals, such as Los Angeles, Atlanta and Dallas. The image coupled with the locations, reek of disinfo that will be used to distract and divide the public from issues that affect us all, such as signs of further economic collapse in the fall and possible mandatory vaccinations for the
hyped swine flu. These issues should be our focus at this time, not Obama posters, Michael Jackson's death or Paula Abdul leaving American Idol.
Just like every other partisan issue that is propelled in the mainstream media, with research, you uncover the same to be true for the opposite political party. People made a big deal of
Obama bowing to the Saudi King but
Bush kissed and held hands with him, which is worse and does it really matter in the grand scheme of things. In this case, there is a Bush painting depicting him as the same stylized Joker from
Vanity Fair in July of 2008.
Those of us who have awakened to the true political spectrum of tyranny versus liberty, should continue to reach out and unlock the minds of the populace with tools that shatters the left-right paradigm, not reinforce it. We should start our own guerrilla campaigns that expose both political parties and the power behind them, showing
our resistance to the bipartisan New World Order agenda. Sticking to non-partisan, racially neutral messages and images is a more effective way to attract people to the movement of liberty.
Addendum: As an Irish-Native-African-American, to be exact, I personally do not feel this image is racist. I do believe however, the image fails in its intended effect by shifting the focus to unproductive racial discussions and continues the tiring left and right debate angle that does nothing but keeps us distracted while the NWO agenda moves forward. Instead, we should incorporate images and messages that will generate a neutral, positive, or inquisitive response that will be beneficial towards our goal of unlocking more minds. This method will allow us to unite with others from all political spectrums and racial backgrounds, and finally free ourselves from the tyrannical superstate that has been erected to control us all.
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