Yeah, those black helicopters haven’t stopped circling my house since I checked out Code Pink’s book, Stop The Next War NOW!

I’m on the waiting list for that one at my library. Until then, I’m reading The Homosexual Agenda. It’s fabulous!

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Yeah, those black helicopters haven’t stopped circling my house since I checked out Code Pink’s book, Stop The Next War NOW! It’s like I’m on some gubmint watchlist or something. Oh wait! Here come the grey Suburbans rolling up now. Look like they’re finally gonna take me in.

Don’t take me bro!
Don’t ta

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Be afraid, Whitey; be very afraid.

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So you damn well better believe this kind of thinking should not be anywhere near the Oval Office.

Especially not with the expanded powers of the unitary executive that the current Administration has pushed for and largely received. If Obama takes the nomination and the November election, this could be very, very funny to watch.

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What else should we judge him by? How well he can read the teleprompter? How sincere he sounds? How he used his grandma in his speech and called her a casual racist but pretty much the same as his crazy uncle Wright? There is really not much of a record to judge him by. There are a few lies about how instrumental he was in his community activism. There is the perfect liberal score in the Senate, but many missed votes. There are the missing hearings from his committee. I don’t know, maybe sitting at those sermons comparing America to Al Qaeda is the more conclusive choice?

Perfectly said Igor. The man sat and fawned over this racists sermons for 20 years, considers him his mentor, and now we shouldn’t judge him on this? Come on….

Hell, Obama’s own book shows his distrust of the white race:

He inherited his father’s penetrating intelligence; was raised mostly by his loving liberal white grandparents in multiracial, laid-back Hawaii, where America’s normal race rules never applied; and received a superb private school education. And yet, at least through age 33 when he wrote Dreams from My Father, he found solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against his mother’s race.

Even his celebrated acceptance of Christianity in his mid-20s turns out to be an affirmation of African-American emotional separatism. As I was reading Dreams, I assumed that his ending would be adapted from the favorite book of his youth, The Autobiography of Malcolm X, which climaxes with Malcolm’s visit to Mecca and heartwarming conversion from the racism of the Black Muslims to the universalism of orthodox Islam. I expected that Obama would analogously forgive whites and ask forgiveness for his own racial antagonism as he accepts Jesus.

Instead, Obama falls under the spell of a leftist black nationalist preacher, Jeremiah A. Wright, who preaches African-American unity through antipathy toward whites. Reverend Wright remains a major influence on the presidential candidate. (The title of Obama’s second book, The Audacity of Hope, is borrowed from one of Wright’s sermons.) Ben Wallace-Wells notes in Rolling Stone: “This is as openly radical a background as any significant American political figure has ever emerged from, as much Malcolm X as Martin Luther King Jr.”

The happy ending to Dreams is that Obama’s hard-drinking half-brother Roy—“Actually, now we call him Abongo, his Luo name, for two years ago he decided to reassert his African heritage”—converts to teetotaling Islam.

Although the biracial Obama is frequently lumped with the multiracial golfer Tiger Woods as evidence of the socially healing power of interracial marriage, their attitudes are quite different. Woods turned down Nike’s suggestion that because African-American celebrities are so popular today, he should identify himself solely as black. He didn’t want to disown his mother. Woods instead calls himself black and Thai, or, at times, “Caublinasian,” in tribute to his Caucasian, black, American Indian, and Asian ancestors.

From the age of ten onward, though, Obama desperately wants to be black: “I was trying to raise myself to be a black man in America, and beyond the given of my appearance, no one around me seemed to know exactly what that meant.” Honolulu’s paucity of African-Americans means he has to learn to be black from the media: “TV, movies, the radio; those were places to start. Pop culture was color-coded, after all, an arcade of images from which you could cop a walk, a talk, a step, a style.”

He cherishes every cause for complaint he can discern against white folks. He is constantly distressed at being half-white. Obama says he “ceased to advertise my mother’s race at the age of twelve or thirteen, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites,” even though he surely realizes that his media-sensation status stems from how much white people love highly accomplished blacks who speak with white accents.

So you damn well better believe this kind of thinking should not be anywhere near the Oval Office.

His beliefs don’t matter…..puhlease.

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Ryan, Obama is a sick monster who sat there and listened to and older and sicker monster and then denied he ever heard anything but peace, love, and Jesus with a tiny bit of “social gospel” thrown in. Does it all matter? Evidently not to you, but it does matter to many others.

What else should we judge him by? How well he can read the teleprompter? How sincere he sounds? How he used his grandma in his speech and called her a casual racist but pretty much the same as his crazy uncle Wright? There is really not much of a record to judge him by. There are a few lies about how instrumental he was in his community activism. There is the perfect liberal score in the Senate, but many missed votes. There are the missing hearings from his committee. I don’t know, maybe sitting at those sermons comparing America to Al Qaeda is the more conclusive choice?

What I say is that Obama and Wright have entered into a conspiracy to have Obama elected and only then for him to show his true colors. There is a lot more evidence for that than that Obama is a friendly, well-meaning chap ready to take America to new heights. He who believes the Siren Songs of monsters will wake up one day with a terrible headache.

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Does Obama’s preist or religious beliefs matter? I don’t think so, I mean why should we judge someone for their religion. Now, I am no Obama supporter, and I am not really sure who I want to win this November. However, I have to defend Obama on this one. What goes on in Obama’s church is a personal thing, but then why are we making it into a political issue?

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>>People still go to Catholic church even after that whole pedophile thing.>>

And they still send their children to school, in spite of that whole pedophile thing…

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People still go to Catholic church even after that whole pedophile thing.

Anyways I’ll go with the second part about Obama not ready. The LA Times looked at how the three candidates plan on dealing with the sour economy. Only McCain gave at least a straight answer which was he would let the market take it’s course, but would look at other options. Hillary and Barack were both stuck preaching the same thing as they did with everything else. A perfect economic storm could hit their presidency and they weren’t prepared. There was talk about this storm two years ago and Bush mentioned it last year. Obama and Clinton were both riding the anti-war movement and are now caught off guard. That’s probably why the Democrats are pushing Bush to do something even though it’s Congress that holds the purse and he has no control over the federal Reserve. The Democrats could be faced with a Carter senerio with stagflation, terrorists and high gas prices. These areas are the Democrats’ weaknesses and they know it.

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Heh. How did I know that you’d bail out of that one?

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