It appears that another one of Obama’s “under the radar” cabinet members, or czars, has been exposed for what he truely is. Van Jones was appointed as Obama’s Green Energy Czar. It’s not a cabinet level position so there is no senate confirmation required. There probably was very little FBI background check done either, but if this was the McCarthy Era, this guy would receive a LOT of attention.

It appears that Obama’s dealings with the terrorist organizations, the Weather Underground and the Black Panthers, was not limited to just Bill Ayers. He has appointed to another high level position within the federal Government, Van Jones, to the position of “Green Jobs” czar.

“He was appointed to serve as the special adviser for green jobs, enterprise and innovation at the White House Council on Environmental Quality. According to the White House blog, Jones’ duties include helping to craft job-generating climate policy and to ensure equal opportunity in the administration’s energy proposals.” (link)

In his speech to PowerShift 09, he started pushing racism. He was using race relations to push his green agenda. He uses the plight of poor Blacks, women, and American Indians to push his solar power and windmills. He still hasn’t got an idea about how to actually achieve the goals. All he can do is stir up anger. This is more about racism and ‘community organizing’ than creating a ‘green economy’. What does a green economy have to do with his incarcerated ‘brothas and sista’s? Or throwaway species and convicts? WHO’S GOING TO PAY FOR ALL THIS? The “clean energy revolution” is not enough for him. That’s not what he is about.

He has been captured on video saying he is “essentially a community organizer within the Federal Government.” Just what we need, another community organizer with ties to domestic terrorists. Pay attention to this video at about 30 seconds into the video.

He posted a video to YouTube where he says his organization “Green for All is a sister organization to the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights.”

If you check out the Ella Baker Center website, you find this:

“Ella Baker Center: A Brief History

When the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights started in 1996, we were small. Very small. In every conceivable way. We had one full-time staff person. We had one computer that co-founder Van Jones brought from his home. Our office was literally a closet, donated by the ever-generous Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.”

Make your own decisions about this guy but it doesn’t surprise me, look at his prior affiliations, and he has said he hasn’t kept up with them.

—>Gardie