Rudy Giuliani Just Destroyed Beyoncé For Her Super Bowl Halftime Stunt That OUTRAGED Many

Liberals can't resist politicizing absolutely everything...
Joe Saunders February 8, 2016 at 1:51pm


The singer Beyoncé’s softcore porn performance during halftime of Sunday’s Super Bowl was ripe for complaints over the hypersexual nature of its content, but former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani saw something that he feels was an even bigger problem on the tens of millions of TV screens showing the song-and-dance routine.


While the rest of the country saw the half-dressed chanteuse and her backup dancers slapping their own buttocks, Giuliani was seeing a slap in the face to the nation’s police officers.


The popular performer, who has palled around with Barack Obama on more than one occasion, led a dance routine involving black-clad women in what appeared to be a tribute to the militant group The Black Panthers. The song around which the routine was built was Beyoncé’s new anti-cop release “Formation.”


As NFL fans know, Sunday’s big game was the 50th Super Bowl. The publication Essence confirms that Beyoncé and her scowling dancers in the black berets were paying “homage to the Black Panthers on the 50th anniversary of their formation” during the intermission.


“I think it was outrageous,” Giuliani said at the top of the interview on “Fox & Friends.” “The halftime show, I thought it was ridiculous anyway, I didn’t know what it was. A bunch of people bouncing around …”


But there was one part of it that was crystal clear: Beyoncé and her troupe’s holding their fists in the air, which Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists interpreted as a Black Power salute, and an implicit slam against America’s police officers.


That interpretation is one of the few things Guiliania and the Black Lives Matter gang agree on.
“I thought it was really outrageous that she used it as a platform to attack police officers, who are the people who protect her, and protect us and keep us alive,” Giuliani told the “Fox & Friends” hosts Monday.


“This is a political position, she’s probably going to take advantage of it,” Giuliani said. “You’re talking to Middle America when you have the Super Bowl so if you have entertainment, let’s have, you know, decent, wholesome entertainment and not use it as a platform to attack the people who, you know, put their lives at risk to save” others.




Giuliani wasn’t the only person to take Beyoncé’s performance as a BLM promotion and a put-down of police. Viewers across the political spectrum agreed, from liberals like the U.K.’s Guardian to Black Lives Matter activists themselves ….........


Beyoncé unleashes Black Panthers homage at Super Bowl 50 https://t.co/ElpFXOn8CQ
— Guardian music (@guardianmusic) February 8, 2016
beyoncé paid SO much homage last night. black lives matter, Malcolm X & the black panthers, Michael Jackson, black-LGBT, etc. like wow.
— Damién (@kingdamez) February 8, 2016
… to conservatives who took to Twitter to complain.
And here it is, in all her racist glory…https://t.co/vLTGp5qPQT https://t.co/bvZ35QYUlr
— DRD, Sr. (@Drd1015) February 8, 2016
@Drd1015 @Rockprincess818 #BLM black lives matter, but not their education or souls
No such thing as self-improvement in da hood
— Dennis (@GoldDebt) February 8, 2016

It wasn’t a wardrobe malfunction. To Giuliani and millions of others, it was worse.


http://www.tpnn.com/2016/02/08/rudy-...outraged-many/