Has America Truly Seen and Felt a Black President?

It is seen as well as felt in this country for the black community that despite having a president that reflects our physical likeness, and one who resembles a brother Malcolm X even in his hand jesters and postures, and yet speaks in the manner and words of a Dr. Martin Luther King for to entice a spark in the minds of a divisive mentality/methodology that has been established in the community of choosing, who do we relate to mostly of the 2 past great leaders? A Malcolm X or a Dr. King? Have we truly seen and felt a black president?

There are 2 major fundamental states of mind in our community that were established by way of the affects of our history in this country, which cultivated these perceptions in terms of methods in gaining justice and equality that gave birth to one question, “Do you agree with the words and methods of Malcolm X or the words of Dr. Martin Luther King?”

The government using its media enforcements by way of our own created interests, saw that our 2 historical leaders in spite of many others leaders doing great works for our struggle, perceived that our minds had settled upon these 2 men of opposing mythologies because of what was happening in American society against us. It was a daily diet. And they both spoke of a reality and also a dream/idea upon the bases of change. And then comes Barack Obama your so-called first black president. This was said to had been predicted by both leaders, which is not true. They only spoke of this in the light of an idea if we gained equality. Bro Sammy Davis Junior spoke of this as well. However, someone else saw fit to utilize this idea for their own accommodations, and they were not black. This was not going to manifest simply upon the bases of democracy pertaining for black interest of a black vote. This was only going to happen upon a more insidious agenda outside the community.

This man was carefully crafted to appeal to both mentalities for to earn the favor of both fundamental mindsets for the sake of a united front to technically support him, which was rooted in deception, to control the community with false unspoken promises that have truly never been discussed nor even considered of his time, as well as language since he campaigned or since he has been president. Why? Because him being a black man in the white house was seen to be enough for a community who has been made blind with desperation seeded in decades of injustice. The acting without proper investigation of the mans agendas for the community, if there was any. He was thought to instinctively act upon our troubles, as we instinctively voted him in blindly because he was black.

Barack Obama was raised by whites even though his skin is looked upon as black. It was 97% of blacks in this country that voted Obama in office twice, the same as was done for John F Kennedy by 80% whom Obama also purposely reflects because of his admiration of Kennedy in his dress, his speech as well as the ore that him and his co-conspirators created of his marriage to a beautiful Michelle Obama, reflecting a Jacquelyn Kennedy, who has become only a token of false conformation for the community, instead of a loving wife. This Kennedy implication was done because “You know, those black folk sho loved them some Kennedy; yes suh.” But, the real question has been raised in his lack of interest towards even the least of the communities troubles....

“Has America truly seen its first black president?”

I say no. To be black in this country has a much deeper meaning and feeling than the color of a man or woman’s skin. And in the affects of a long suffering plight in this Babylonian country, many had been made blinded by the painful affects of the race conditioning that was manufactured also for reasons to control the mind and emotions of a people, who now “all have been betrayed by this same system upon both sides.” Many including whites are beginning to see and feel this now. A black president would understand the black struggle in this country as well as the community and would act upon the problems to bring about a peace in the community even from within, instead of standing by and doing nothing about the genocide of young black men in this country, while it is supposed to carry its first black president. Him existing in office should be in favor of those same young black men who are destined to come behind him since “change” does imply more black men who could one day sit in the same seat as him. But, is that implicated in his position in regards of the future of another president looking like him? When you are a black man or woman, you act upon what that means in this country because of your relationship in knowing what that feels like to be black. Obama has never truly known this.

There has been more killing of black men in this country by the police department since he has been in office since the 60's when Malcolm X prophetically stated, “The Klan has traded in the hoods for police badges.” And Obama has not lifted his attention as well as his compassion to “do” anything about it as this is done before the entire world. He gives pointless speeches without real substance that does not inspire the police departments to end their ruthless and evil methods against young black men. And in his lack of inspiring the police to end the unnecessary killing, only implies that he “advocates it.” There is a holocaust happening right before our eyes of our own people that this American justice system ignores with real justice; and this is boldly done in the face of a so-called black president. He rejects his black people the same as he rejects his own African father who physically help give him life so that he would be today's so-called black president. He rejects the very blood that made his position hold vitality.

Did you truly vote in your first black president? Did the Clinton Administration, (that he also used against the black masses minds and emotions to get in office) do more for black people than Obama as a so-called black president, than Clinton as a white president has? Why did our community call Clinton, “the first black president” as a white man? Because he did something “for our people.” And now you have a so-called black president who has not done anything for our community with black skin, and our people still call him a “black president” who truly has not met the needs of black people, as a white president Clinton did? He has met the needs of the Hispanics in giving them just in the city of Chicago alone a reported “189 million dollars grant” to build schools, a continued 700 million a year to The Zionist Jews for their military to finance the genocide of the Palestinian people, that you so-called pathetic, desensitized, dehumanized righteous Christians support, The Asians, The Arabs and even the gay community. And when you are left out of the agenda for change to the degree that the gay community benefits more than you with your black president, then you are in bad shape.

The fact is this, if you are not raised up in this black struggle and suffer the same as what the every day black person deals with in this country, to cultivate the mind, the spirit as well as the emotions that we have to deal with upon a daily bases, then there is no way that you can say that you are a grassroots black man who has become the president of this monster. And had we took the time to study his attitude more sufficiently instead of impulsively, emotionally acting upon this governments biggest weapon, “skin tone,” then we would have known his lack of intentions of not doing anything to help the plight of our people in this country. If you are raised/conditioned by whites, then your mind, spirit and emotions will be “white” and will lean upon mostly the white interest as well as pleasing the white emotions in terms of the intimidation factor; even if you even subtly jester any interest in the direction of black people in this country, all whitey have to do is to ask you one threatening question, “so, hows the family Obama?”

Being black is not the color of the skin. That’s the biggest misconception. You must see this in a political manner as the politician does against you. Its based upon their view of humanism and their personal perception of the value of who they are tolerating for the sake of dehumanizing. Being black in affect, is based upon their treatment of you because of the color of your skin. You are not human to them, you are just black. The same as the Jew does not see the Palestinian as a human being, but just a Palestinian. To see the human being through this screen, demoralizes the inner self from feeling any guilt or shame. That's why they have us calling ourselves “black people.” The real struggle is how we are treated and our treatment in this so-called justice system and how we treat ourselves. We have a man in office who reflects the complexion of a black man, but inside he is just as white as any other white man who could care less of the lives of black people in this country and his actions, in his lack of action reveals this. Any man who rejects his own African father and is raised only to love his white ancestor, is nothing more or less than a white man, in black skin.

And last, if this has not shown our people that the voting system does not work, after voting in a man simply based upon color at 97% still does not inspire him to do anything to enforce his power upon an unjust justice system, based upon his primary slogan “change, yes we can” then it reveals that even though we have died for the right to vote and enforced the right to vote at 97% (which is almost total unity) placing a man in office and still we are treated as though we do not matter or never voted, then tell me the intelligence in voting in this country by our community in spite of who died to achieve it? Was it in fact achieved? Does voting truly matter for us in affect?

I am 50 years old and have never in my life voted because I saw at the age of 11 years old that it was BS to do so in this system as well as morally dangerous and wrong. Yes, I saw it that early because I was blessed to be raised around extremely intelligent uncles, during the Reagan administration who never failed in explaining “anything” to me that caught my curiosities; and they gave all things to me, strait without passive compromise. I then observed as I grew older that voting changes nothing for us unless it is going to make our oppressor more wealthier for his own flexibility, and in making them more wealthier, in time as an opposing president enters, places us right back in the position of being treated as though we are not human beings. Voting rights/free elections are made established in countries overseas as well by the western power structure for to cause a division inside a nation of people who are seen to soon be unified by way of the affects of a system of imperialism. They are deceived by the term “rights” to imply that they always had these privileges, but never knew they had them even though they come from their oppressor; and now they can get involved and make matters better for themselves. Its deception after a country has suffered some form of division rather it is religion or internal conflicts upon culture and tradition. It keeps them from banding together and coming to that collective truth of what needs to be done to cause matters to improve because they are diverted towards western interest and now enslaved with political slogans as well as titles asserting their ideas and stances upon what needs to be done. It naturally implies that you have an opposition as a primary nemesis keeping you in poverty. Sounds familiar democrats, republicans, liberals and independents? You are caught in some manufactured, conflicting drama. Let it all go.

Do you have a black president? Did he tell you during his campaigns that he would make a change to better the lives and therefore opportunities of black people? Has he met the needs that you voted him in for? Has he spoke to your needs this day or has he read them from a sheet of paper from a prepared speech pleasing only his peers and not you? Or has he consistently used that big mouth idiot Al Sharpton to speak for him with his empty words that has made him a wealthy man as well? Face the fact that he came in the light of a savior after the country was made almost a wasteland saying “yes we can” to save a people from a government that betrayed them as was designed, to bring about desperate times, as during the time in Europe that was called the “Dark Ages.”

He came designedly, after Bush destroyed the country economically, for to bring the peoples lives down to the degree that they would vote for anyone no matter of their color or gender, as long as they were given their lives back economically. Suffering has a way of crushing internal madness. And thus, they were manipulated to think that there was a real change, because “look” America has even placed a “black man” in office! Suddenly the same whites who detested blacks, were shown to the entire world saying that they were proud to be Americans, simply because a black man was placed in office. Such complexity while fear and desperation is present.

He was to clean up the white man’s house once again as our ancestors did, after he has made a terrible mess of things in his own house; and so things must be getting ready to change for the better. For the black community, it was solely because the man was looked upon as a black man, without ever demanding him to speak to our needs to deserve the support of the people, as if we had no other need than to simply have a man in office that was black. And if he was made “demanded,” then this “forcing” to address the issues should have told the community something then of his personal interest/compassion for resolving the black communities problems.

And now we mourn over a Trayvon Martin and a Micheal Brown from a soulless justice system all upon his watch; while I, as well as many fathers have young black sons walking these streets vulnerable to the same things that killed Trayvon Martin and Micheal Brown. And there will be others who will die, while he watches and do nothing while the community are left to bleed more as we have been bleeding since the moment we come to realize how we arrived here and what it took for our ancestors to endure just so we can exist physically.

A man who is the leader and chief of a so-called just system, and yet has no power to over throw an unjust judgment is a weak leader and leads nothing. He is the most powerless man I have ever seen, who sits in a seat that is supposed to imply the most powerful man in the so-called free world.

You have never seen nor felt a black president in this country and you never will.

David Anthony Brayboy