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To: military cop

They expect confrontation and combat. To win we must come from an entirely unexpected place, way, way outside the box. This may mean apparent agreement with them and pressing that to its next logical point.

For instance, accept that Obama “did not know”, was “totally surprised” by all the things he says he did not know. Then accuse those surrounding him, his staff, the press, the CIA, the FBI, or whomever did know and did not inform him properly of being racists, of dog whistles, of keeping the black President outside of their little elitist, traditional, white organizational structure in order to make him look bad or because they don’t think he can handle the truth, as they treat him as merely their puppet or spokesperson.

The point is, people knew things that were obviously vital for any President to know, and, apparently, if we are to believe the President, he did not know. So, why did they not tell him what he needed to know to lead and govern? Answer: because he is African-American.These “haters” or at best “incompetents” need to be immediately identified and dismissed in order to protect the President.

Buy their lies and then go to “therefore....”


33 posted on 11/18/2012 9:30:12 AM PST by Anima Mundi (Envy is just passive, lazy greed.)
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To: Anima Mundi

Keep going. This is the beginning of the theme..

It can’t be a singular theme but, a theme on this issue tied in a simple way to other issues and wrapped around cetral tenets.

You are dead on with the unexpected place. Strike where they arent prepared to respond.

RLTW


35 posted on 11/18/2012 9:35:46 AM PST by military cop (I carry a .45....cause they don't make a .46....)
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