Rev. Peterson Announces Campaign To Expose Leftist Black Entertainers

Spike Lee, Danny Glover 'Black' Listed; Rev. Peterson Announces Campaign To Expose Leftist Black Entertainers

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, author of SCAM: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America, announced today the start of The "Black" List Campaign, a campaign to expose Hollywood's most anti-American black entertainers who are viciously criticizing the U.S. war on terror and lying to black Americans. Celebrities on the list include: Spike Lee, Danny Glover, Whoopi Goldberg, Harry Belafonte, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, Will Smith among others.
Rev. Peterson said, "I'm sickened by black entertainers who drive $350,000 Bentleys and still cry 'racism.' Americans of all colors pay to see their movies, and they have the nerve to bash the U.S.? American servicemen and woman watch their shows; yet, they travel to foreign lands and badmouth our forces? Enough is enough! The goal of The "Black" List Campaign is to expose these people so they can no longer deceive the American public."
As an example, Rev. Peterson mentioned actor Will Smith, who in a recent interview with a German newspaper, responding to a question of whether 9-11 had changed anything for him, said: "When you grow up black in America you have a completely different view of the world than white Americans. We blacks live with a constant feeling of unease. And whether you are wounded in an attack by a racist cop or in a terrorist attack, I'm sorry, it makes no difference."
Will Smith is not the only black celebrity downing America. Actor Danny Glover has charged that President George W. Bush is a "racist." Whoopi Goldberg, Harry Belafonte, and Director Spike Lee have also joined the anti-American rant. Lee's latest movie, "She Hate Me," aims to smear American business and President Bush. Lee said: "I'm very nervous about this election, because we're all going to hell if George Bush wins."
Rev. Peterson said, "Our campaign seeks to educate Americans about the beliefs, statements and actions of these entertainers. The more the American people know, the less likely they are to support or believe these people." For more information go to http://releases.usnewswire.com/redir.asp?ReleaseID=36692&Link=http://www.bondinfo.org
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