Wednesday, June 25, 2008   Jesse Jackson Watch Out! Your
Shakedown Monopoly Is In Jeopardy!  It doesn't take much of a
Google search to discover that Jesse Jackson has garnered a
reputation as a shakedown artist of the highest order. Whether
it's Anheuser Busch, or Toyota, or major telecom firms seeking
mergers, Jackson finds a way to profit. His procedure is to
threaten or initiate a boycott of a company, or threaten or
initiate opposition to a proposed merger. When the companies in
question "donate" money to Jackson, he suddenly loves the
company, or suddenly feels that such and such a merger is a
great idea.  Why can't you get Toyota to promise $700 million,
per year, for ten years, in business to your friends, like
Jackson can do for his friends? For starters, you aren't
America's number one race profiteer. Heck, you aren't even
California Assemblyman Joe Coto, D-San Jose. Here's what his
bill would do: The legislation had already cleared the Assembly
and would have required foundations with assets of mor