AND SO I GO YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW

            The Black Pulpit Forum have again made the headlines in the News & Record for interfering on behalf of one who has broken the laws of the city and state. There was a legal petition of recall signed by over 800 of City Council woman Diane Bellamy Small’s constituents. It was hardly racial since 47% of those who signed the petition were Blacks themselves. But the Black Pulpit forum and some of the most influential Black ministers in Greensboro have petitioned the Justice Department not to allow this recall on grounds that it was an act of racism and that it will adversely affect the representation of Blacks in Greensboro. There are two people running against D. Bellamy Small and they are both Black so this is a patent and outright fraudulent claim on the part of these ministers.

          How any one can feel anything but utter contempt for the Black Pulpit Forum is totally beyond my comprehension. These people claim to be ministers of God's word and yet they have themselves, and/or have supported those who have, broken every one of God's Commandments. Instead of leading their parishioners in the paths of righteousness as they have vowed to do when they became minister there is no crime and no indecency that they will not condone and defend if it is committed by a Black person. They are not helping their parishers  they are degrading them. They are a rabid and lethal poison within the Black community. They are an anathema and a disgrace. And I hold them directly responsible for the lives of young Black children who are lying bleeding and dying in the streets of Greensboro.

           One of these ministers prayed over the body of one of these children Saturday July 14  and had tears rolling down his face. They were the tears of a Judas! If this same minister had been out leading his flock by condemning violence and hatred perhaps there would have been no funeral for a child gunned down long before his time. But no this minister and his cohorts are too busy undermining the authority of our police, campaigning to over turn the lawful acts of others by claiming racial bias (47% of those who signed the recall petition against Diane Bellamy Small were Blacks) and honoring those whose past deeds and present actions should by all that is reasonable be called into question. (Hinson and friends)