KKK Endorses Obama??? WTF, IS THIS SOME KIND OF JOKE?

Rather Than Go With Clinton, Ku Klux Klan Endorses Obama

While Bill Clinton's ex-campaign chief getting on board the OBAMA EXPRESS is exciting, having these cats co-signing on your presidential aspirations is a whole different thing. White Christian Supremacist group the Ku Klux Klan has endorsed Barack Obama to be the next President of the United States of America. Speaking from his Kentucky office in Dawson Springs, the Imperial Wizard exclaimed that anything or anyone is better than having that "crazy ass bitch" as President.

This is the first time in Klan history that any member of the KKK has ever publicly supported an African American candidate for the presidency. KKK lodges all over America have been gathering and holding rallies supporting the black presidential candidate.

KKK members in Tennessee rally against Hillary Clinton and support Barack Obama Grand Turk Cletus Monroe has also been very vocal about the election and has donated thousands of dollars to Obama's election fund."The boy's gonna do it. My Klan group has donated up to $250,000 to the Obama fund. Anything is better than Hillary Clinton. Hell I'll even adopt a black kid from Africa before I vote for Hillary.""A few years back we were lynching negroes. Now we're gonna vote for one to be president of the US of motherfu**ing A, damn it! Anyone or anything is better than Hillary Clinton - anything!!"

Placards for Barack Obama have been put up around the Klan's Headquarters and the KKK have announced a television ad campaign to support the African American candidate.

Oh, and one more thing... IT'S A JOKE PEOPLE! IT'S NOT TRUE, IT'S A JOKE!!!!!!

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FOLKS WHO GET IT: WHITE EX-FBI AGENT JIM INGRAM HELPS TRACK DOWN OLD KLAN RELATED CRIMINAL CASES

This White man is doing more for Black folks and restoring our faith in justice than anyone else in the game right now.

Thank God For Agent Ingram!

Helping the FBI re-examine civil rights cases from the 1960s, Jim Ingram is now charged with sifting through old evidence, tracking down witnesses and re-interviewing them.

"I never in my wildest dreams thought the FBI would call upon a 75-year-old man to assist them," Ingram said of his work in the bureau's cold-case initiative. "I knew these old informants, I knew these old witnesses," Ingram said. "Some of them cannot hear, some of them have really lost their eyesight almost, but you still, most of them had good memories.

"And those are the ones that we called upon to testify."

In the 1960s, as a young FBI agent, Ingram investigated civil rights cases in Mississippi. In 2005, after he'd been retired for years, the FBI asked him to help re-examine dozens of unsolved civil rights cases that had slipped through history's cracks.

His work helped convict James Ford Seale, a former Mississippi sheriff's deputy, of kidnapping and conspiracy in the 1964 deaths of black teenagers Henry Dee and Charles Eddie Moore. According to the Jackson (Mississippi) Clarion-Ledger -- citing FBI documents -- Dee and Moore were picked up by two men while hitchhiking on May 2, 1964.

The men were members of the Ku Klux Klan, but they told the two teenagers they were law enforcement officials. Instead of giving them a ride, however, the men drove the pair deep into the woods and beat them. Later, they drove them across the Mississippi River, weighed them down with a Jeep motor block and dumped them into the Old River in Louisiana.

A fisherman found one of the bodies in July of that year and reported it to authorities, the Clarion-Ledger said. Seale and another man were suspected in the case, but authorities had trouble lining up witnesses.

Pursuit of the case dissipated over time, but as other civil rights-era cases were solved, notably the 2005 conviction of Edgar Ray Killen for the deaths of three civil rights workers, interest was regenerated.

And we just have one thing to say Jim Ingram: BRAVO!

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