Correction: Left in Alabama's "Migration to a New Blog Platform" is trying to erase THEIR history

Never let it be said EYE won't admit when EYE am wrong, or refuse to correct factually incorrect information EYE impart.  Previously EYE reported Left in Alabama's Blog Migration was an attempt  to erase me from their history, but actually they are trying to erase THEIR history, specifically their support of  Artur Davis before they didn't support Artur Davis.

Again:

Here's the rub...when you click on the link above to find out more about me and what EYE stand for from a historical perspective you get the following message:
Not found, error 404
The page you are looking for no longer exists. Perhaps you can return back to the site's homepage and see if you can find what you are looking for. Or, you can try finding it by using the search form below.
Just so you know, links from RedEyes Front Page to Left in Alabama will direct you to the sites homepage where "perhaps you can find what you're looking for". Snark 

Brian explains it best:

"What appears to have happens is the new blog handles comments differently and does not support direct links to comments and the broken links on your blog are links directly to a comment."

The way around this is to put the key words in the search engine and perhaps you can find what you are looking for.  EYE am in the process of repairing the broken links, but it's a long tedious process so bare with me.

Those who don't know history are destined to repeat It.~Edmund Burke

Free Your Mind Friday

 Kings Dream at 50:  A Report Card Agbond

Last week marked 50 years since Martin Luther King, Jr gave his “I Have a Dream” speech at the March on Washington. Here is my report card on how America has done on the particular issues he raised in that speech all those years ago:
Scale: A for excellent, B for good, C for so-so, D for bad, F for failing.

This is for those-of- you who banned/booted/censored me in an attempt to suppress my voice. H/T jobsanger

Speaking of silencing dissent, the Congressional Black Caucus has gone from being told to stop whining and start marching to STFU and Support President Obama or else.  Hate to say it, but despite the fact a majority of African Americans oppose military action in Syria,  I predict the CBC will give President Obama the authority to drop bombs on Syria because we are the most loyal democratic voting block, and because  we can be counted on to carry the water for our country as we always do, even for a country who uses and abuses us. We don't want to make the first African American President look bad. 

Bombs away.

Sigh