Obama, Black Liberation Theology, and Karl Marx

American Thinker ^ | May 28, 2008 | Kyle-Anne Shiver

[Ray76]

Not having a theology degree, nor even a Ph.D., and being, too, a bit naïve regarding matters of high-brow philosophical currents throughout the ages, I have to admit that when I first read Karl Marx' essay, The Jewish Question, I was actually stunned by its contents.

First off, my rather cursory education in various philosophies and in Marxism, particularly, did not prepare me for the bitter thrust of old Karl's potent anti-Semitism. In fact, until reading this particular essay, I would have never, in a million years, connected much of anything whatsoever Marxian with Jew hate.

Who would?

After all, Karl Marx, himself, was a Jew.

This atrocious irony might be merely a historical oddity if old Karl's words were not still bouncing around in the heads of those who wish to lead new revolutions based upon them. But Marx' words still dominate much of what happens on the world stage today, even in our own republic.

I might never have delved into the subject of the oppressed vs. the oppressors if I had not gone to Chicago in January seeking answers about a man who would be president.

When I visited Obama's church, still under the directorship of Jeremiah Wright, I came away with far more questions than answers, and one thing leading to another, have spent the last several months trying to fathom how Marxist political philosophy wound up emblazoned with a cross and a pulpit, and pretending to rely on the Bible for its authority.

[Organic Panic]

Obama has the same blood that all Marxist murderous dictators have. I have zero doubt that if it weren’t for our guns he would unleash a “purge” just as his political ally, Bill Ayers, wished for. He is building his army of illegals and angry “inner city youths.” All he needs is a defenseless population.

[sayfer bullets]

I have a similar experience reading anything American Thinker that the Merovingian did speaking French.

[SierraWasp]

My son, fear the Lord and the king; Do not associate with those given to change;

For their calamity will rise suddenly, And who knows the ruin those two can bring? Proverbs 24:21&22

Especially, "fundament, transformational change," who said today in Ethiopia that he thinks he could win a 3rd term as POTUS!!!