A very good read if you get the chance.
Posted on 12/13/2014 2:34:42 PM PST by RoosterRedux
Watching "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" and get the strong sensation that Obama is an agent of Koba.
He hates humans.
Your thoughts please.
My thoughts is that this thread will be pulled.
Racist...
Why? Are you a racist?
Did they have pet humans, like Reggie Love?
I only liked the First Planet of the Apes with Chuck
The movie is about symbols...life itself is portrayed in symbolism.
That’s how we perceive reality.
Caesar (in the movie) was not a racist.
Koba was however.
No, I am just making a prediction.
Obama doesn’t hate humans. He wants to use them for his personal gain.
Soylent Green is PEOPLE!
He loves humans.
You might be correct.
But I have navigated this narrow straight for many year. And I contribute as generously as I can.
God bless Jim.
Koba was a name Stalin used in his early days as a revolutionary.
Hussein loves humans of the Muslim variety.
Holy Cow. I did not know that? But now I do!
BTW, I trust you because as far as I know you have always spoken the truth.
Please tell me you have done so again.
No need to apologize.
It just takes a google search.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_life_of_Joseph_Stalin
During his time at the seminary, Ioseb and numerous other students read forbidden literature that included Victor Hugo novels and revolutionary, including Marxist, material. He was caught and punished numerous times for this. He became an atheist in his first year.[6] He insisted his peers call him “Koba”, after the Robin Hood-like protagonist of the novel The Patricide by Alexander Kazbegi;
A very good read if you get the chance.
This is not about race but culture.
The question is “can tribal culture live among civilization?”
What does Joe Stalin have to do with this?
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