The Narrative

Here’s a question for you: Why is Rodney King famous and Kenneth Gladney unknown?

Here’s a better question: If Kenneth Gladney — a black American who was beaten when he went to protest ObamaCare — had been there instead to support President Obama and had been beaten up and called a nigger by Anti-Obama town hall protesters… [click image below to play video]

…Well, does anyone doubt he would have been as famous as Rodney King? Why is Kenneth Gladney ignored? And why did a black patriot who showed up in opposition to ObamaCare with an AR-15 have his face and hands edited out of the video that MSNBC used to create the belief that wild white mobs, enraged at the very idea of a black man in the White House, were waiting outside to lynch the “President of Color?”

The example of these two black patriots flies dead in the face of The Narrative. Well, what is “the Narrative?”

Andrew Breitbart has been championing this idea for years – he covers it in Hollywood, Interrupted and every time I see that soldier of ours he’s out there again fearlessly hammering home the double standard the Left has used, time and again, to control the language and the official cultural storyline that he and I refer to as The Narrative.

All I have done is look into the historical roots of Political Correctness, and tried to tie the work of The Frankfurt School into the present-day landscape.

This is something you should know about. It really is important.

And if you come out of this as shocked as I was when I first got a glimpse of The Institute for Social Research, then you really should follow up with this remarkable look at the history of the Frankfurt School and their effect on American life today:

THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS

Knowledge and information is our friend, not theirs! Ammo up!