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December 6, 2006Corruption vs. RacismMichael Hooks, Sr. goes in front of the judge today to be sentenced for taking $24,200 in bribes from FBI agents in the Tennessee Waltz sting. Say what you want to about Hooks Sr., but he isn't stupid. Earlier this year Roscoe Dixon refused to show remorse for his part in the corruption scandal and was subsequently sentenced to 63 months in prison (5 yr. and 3 mo.). Hooks evidently learned from this display and has has publicly apologized, pleaded guilty, blamed no one but himself and not once did he play the race card. In fact, Hook's attorney Steve Farese said in court papers:
Not Edmund Ford, no sir! In the best Ford tradition, ol' Edmund claims it a vast government conspiracy:
But why would the federal government do such a thing?
Yep, open your eyes and see that it must be Bush's fault! After Katrina, everyone knows that he hates minorities (in spite of "a cabinet unprecedented for its inclusiveness"). If fact, according to Edmund, he doesn't have time to be taking bribes!
Wow! 5 "hard" jobs every day! Let's see, 8 hours of work per job, five jobs, carry the . . . Whoa! Eddie works 40 hours a day! Or perhaps he thinks having lunch and asking for bribe money constitues a full days work in one of his "hard" jobs. And speaking of continuing the race divide, check out this quote from journalist Wendi Thomas:
The fact that the vast majority of those arrested as a result of Tennessee Waltz were black has nothing to do with Wendi's story. If a white journalist were to write the exact same phrase the African-American community would rise up as one and shout, "Racist!" So why does a black journalist get to do so? And what good came from doing so?
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