"THIS MAN IS WHITE AND IN CHARGE OF A COMPUTER HOOKED TO THE INTERNET: BOOK HIM DAN'L"
THE SNIPER
As the tyrant enters his cross hairs the breath he takes is deep
His focus is square on the target as he begins to release
A patriot for his people he knows this shot will cost his life
But for his race and their existence it is a small sacrifice
The bullet that he has chambered is one of the purest pride
And the inscription on the casing reads DIE negro DIE
He breathes out as he pulls the trigger releasing all his hate
And a smile appears upon his face as he seals that monkeys fate
The bullet screams toward its mark bringing with it death
And where there was once a face there is nothing left
Two blood covered agents stare in horror and dismay
Looking down toward the ground where their president now lay
Now the screams of one old negro broad pierces thru the air
Setting off panic from every eyewitness that was there
And among all the confusion the hero calmly slips away
Laughing for he knows there will be another negro holiday
By Johnny Spencer
RONBO SAYS:
Ky. man who admitted writing poem threatening Obama's life is sentenced to 33 months in prison
Johnny Logan Spencer apologized for writing the poem, which depicts a fatal sniper shooting of the president. Spencer, 28, said he was upset at the time over the death of his mother and had fallen in with a white supremacist group.
"These groups were just a way for me to cope," Spencer said Monday in federal court in Louisville. "I took things they said a little too far." Spencer said the group helped him kick his drug habit.
He had pleaded guilty to a charge of threatening the life of the president, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
U.S. District Judge Joseph H. McKinley Jr. said he understood Spencer was frustrated over missing his mother's funeral while serving a jail sentence and was getting over a drug habit when he wrote the poem.
"But, gee, that's still not an excuse," McKinley told Spencer. "That's an extremely dangerous thing you did."
Spencer will be on supervised release for three years after he completes the sentence.
The poem, titled "The Sniper," was posted on a website called NewSaxon.org, first in 2007 and again in 2009 after Obama took office.
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