A lot of time when couples break up, they bad mouth each other, or throw each other’s name in the dirt. But Jeezy speaks about Keyshia Cole like a true gentlemen in next months issue of VIBE.

Jeezy’s comments on his rumored relationship with Keyshia Cole: “To be honest, it was more what she wanted. She was cool and we had a cool friendship. The media made it out to be something crazy. We kicked it. We hung out. Thing is, you can’t be cool with somebody you wanna be cool with [without the media thinking it’s a relationship]…I was grown enough to tell her, Look baby, that isn’t what it is right now.”

But where I can’t show him any love is… He might vote for John McCain:

Although he recently endorsed Senator Barack Obama, Jeezy comments on meeting presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain [on the set of SNL]: “No disrespect to my man Barack but I f— with John McCain. He greeted me like a G…The fact that he acknowledged me was crazy…I like Barack, but at the same time I wanted to see what McCain was talking about.”

A lot of time when couples break up, they bad mouth each other, or throw each other’s name in the dirt. But Jeezy speaks about Keyshia Cole like a true gentlemen in next months issue of VIBE.

Jeezy’s comments on his rumored relationship with Keyshia Cole: “To be honest, it was more what she wanted. She was cool and we had a cool friendship. The media made it out to be something crazy. We kicked it. We hung out. Thing is, you can’t be cool with somebody you wanna be cool with [without the media thinking it’s a relationship]…I was grown enough to tell her, Look baby, that isn’t what it is right now.”

But where I can’t show him any love is… He might vote for John McCain:

Although he recently endorsed Senator Barack Obama, Jeezy comments on meeting presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain [on the set of SNL]: “No disrespect to my man Barack but I f— with John McCain. He greeted me like a G…The fact that he acknowledged me was crazy…I like Barack, but at the same time I wanted to see what McCain was talking about.”

A lot of time when couples break up, they bad mouth each other, or throw each other’s name in the dirt. But Jeezy speaks about Keyshia Cole like a true gentlemen in next months issue of VIBE.

Jeezy’s comments on his rumored relationship with Keyshia Cole: “To be honest, it was more what she wanted. She was cool and we had a cool friendship. The media made it out to be something crazy. We kicked it. We hung out. Thing is, you can’t be cool with somebody you wanna be cool with [without the media thinking it’s a relationship]…I was grown enough to tell her, Look baby, that isn’t what it is right now.”

But where I can’t show him any love is… He might vote for John McCain:

Although he recently endorsed Senator Barack Obama, Jeezy comments on meeting presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain [on the set of SNL]: “No disrespect to my man Barack but I f— with John McCain. He greeted me like a G…The fact that he acknowledged me was crazy…I like Barack, but at the same time I wanted to see what McCain was talking about.”

Mr West, after recently calling Lil Wayne a living legend for selling over a million albums in a week, has a cameo in Mike Myers latest film, “The Love Guru“. I didn’t think Mike Myers would forgive Kanye for making him crap his pants when Kanye said the infamous “George B U S H doesn’t care about black people” statement. Myers recently spoke about The weird tv moment with Moviefone.

“I went to the Katrina telethon because I was very moved by the plight of the people in New Orleans and I wanted to make a difference. I think that the frustration that Kanye expressed was valid.”

Myers adds jokingly, “I just think you gotta tell a feller you’re gonna say it. Just tell a feller, would ya?” Source

**sidenote** With me being a blogger and all I think Kayne is using his blog for sex. Blogging does have benefits.

Mr West, after recently calling Lil Wayne a living legend for selling over a million albums in a week, has a cameo in Mike Myers latest film, “The Love Guru“. I didn’t think Mike Myers would forgive Kanye for making him crap his pants when Kanye said the infamous “George B U S H doesn’t care about black people” statement. Myers recently spoke about The weird tv moment with Moviefone.

“I went to the Katrina telethon because I was very moved by the plight of the people in New Orleans and I wanted to make a difference. I think that the frustration that Kanye expressed was valid.”

Myers adds jokingly, “I just think you gotta tell a feller you’re gonna say it. Just tell a feller, would ya?” Source

**sidenote** With me being a blogger and all I think Kayne is using his blog for sex. Blogging does have benefits.

Mr West, after recently calling Lil Wayne a living legend for selling over a million albums in a week, has a cameo in Mike Myers latest film, “The Love Guru“. I didn’t think Mike Myers would forgive Kanye for making him crap his pants when Kanye said the infamous “George B U S H doesn’t care about black people” statement. Myers recently spoke about The weird tv moment with Moviefone.

“I went to the Katrina telethon because I was very moved by the plight of the people in New Orleans and I wanted to make a difference. I think that the frustration that Kanye expressed was valid.”

Myers adds jokingly, “I just think you gotta tell a feller you’re gonna say it. Just tell a feller, would ya?” Source

**sidenote** With me being a blogger and all I think Kayne is using his blog for sex. Blogging does have benefits.

Mr West, after recently calling Lil Wayne a living legend for selling over a million albums in a week, has a cameo in Mike Myers latest film, “The Love Guru“. I didn’t think Mike Myers would forgive Kanye for making him crap his pants when Kanye said the infamous “George B U S H doesn’t care about black people” statement. Myers recently spoke about The weird tv moment with Moviefone.

“I went to the Katrina telethon because I was very moved by the plight of the people in New Orleans and I wanted to make a difference. I think that the frustration that Kanye expressed was valid.”

Myers adds jokingly, “I just think you gotta tell a feller you’re gonna say it. Just tell a feller, would ya?” Source

**sidenote** With me being a blogger and all I think Kayne is using his blog for sex. Blogging does have benefits.

With all this talk about Barack & Michelle Obama’s pound/Dap/Fist Bump why didn’t they call this a terrorist Chest Jab? This scares me much more than that fist bump. Leave your best caption for this picture.

I don’t oppose all wars. What I am opposed to is a dumb war. What I am opposed to is a rash war. ~ Barack Obama

In 2002 before Obama was an US Senator he gave a speech at an Anti-war rally. This speech one of the first glances at his brilliance was a prophetic vision of the war. A total understanding of what we were about to get into. After Sept 11th when anger was at an all time high, I too stood behind president Bush to take out Iraq.

I remember thinking of the first war in Iraq, I laid in my bed scared that a scud missile would fly through my window and kill me and I remember my mother and step father explaining that a war would never happen here. I remember when they tried to blow up the twin towers and I had just got off at that stop on the train a few days prior. I knew of the dangers of US policy yet I still was rash in my judgment and wanted Saddam’s head on a plate.

I remember laying in bed with my ex girlfriend in Bronx NY, and waking up to CNN’s report that they had found Saddam. But then things turned, the war didn’t stop, soldier, after soldier died. The turning point for me was Olbermann’s special comment on 9/11 5 years later and ground zero still being nothing more than a whole in the ground.

Yet only last night did it dawn on me to even or attempt to listen to Obama’s 2002 speech that has bee referenced so many times before and now I am even more in awe of the man. The actual footage of this speech has been lost except for a 13 second clip, but the words are still around for all to read. To view the clip scroll down

That’s what I’m opposed to. A dumb war. A rash war. A war based not on reason but on passion, not on principle but on politics.

On Saddam Hussein

Now let me be clear: I suffer no illusions about Saddam Hussein. He is a brutal man. A ruthless man. A man who butchers his own people to secure his own power…. The world, and the Iraqi people, would be better off without him.

I know that even a successful war against Iraq will require a U.S. occupation of undetermined length, at undetermined cost, with undetermined consequences.

I know that an invasion of Iraq without a clear rationale and without strong international support will only fan the flames of the Middle East, and encourage the worst, rather than best, impulses of the Arab world, and strengthen the recruitment arm of al-Qaeda.

You want a fight, President Bush? Let’s finish the fight with Bin Laden and al-Qaeda,

You want a fight, President Bush? Let’s fight to make sure our so-called allies in the Middle East, the Saudis and the Egyptians, stop oppressing their own people

You want a fight, President Bush? Let’s fight to wean ourselves off Middle East oil through an energy policy that doesn’t simply serve the interests of Exxon and Mobil.

And this was in 2002 the man is a visionary and I urge all who have not read the speech to read it here