Posted on 04/02/2013 5:41:37 AM PDT by Lakeshark
Dude, when he first started running, Saint Jesse Jackson himself recognized and said (quoting from memory) “he’s not one of us”.
Dr. Jack Wheeler claims that Barack Sr. was mostly Arab, is he right? I don’t know but Wheeler has more access to information than I do. Of course Junior looks nothing like Sr. and there is plenty of room for doubt as to who the actual father is.
I have no idea about Jack Wheeler, and I had no reason to doubt the Arab story. However, no reliable source can point to which of Obama’s ancestors are Arab, while his Luo tribesman relatives are known and seem numerous. I don’t really have any reason to prefer one story over the other, just that I have never seen anything solid about the Arab story.
I do know that a lot of African Muslims fabricate Arab descent as a way to enhance status.
““Don’t compare me to the almighty, compare me
to the alternative.”
—Obama, fundraiser in California, 09-24-11”
Documentation?
If so, this was his “I and my father are one. If you have seen me, you have seen my father (of lies)” moment!.
Oops, I just Googled the phrase and it’s everywhere.
I assume(benefit of the doubt?) that Obama’s intention was to encourage comparison with the opposing candidates.
However, his syntax indicates otherwise and may have been the proverbial Freudian Slip. Or just Obama’s usual arrogant flipping the bird with his hand alongside his face.
As in Mel Brooks’ “It’s good to be the king!”
The dear leader and muslim in chief is enough to make one puke!
Zero is all talk no walk.
nobama is the reverse Midas...everything he touches turns to...
I thought the author was serious until I saw the Entertain us button and this: “Enough April Fool’s Day nonsense. Obama is a joke, and we are its sorry butt. The joke isn’t funny.”
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