Posted on 09/25/2009 7:50:42 AM PDT by Alaphiah123
These haunting and unbelievable videos are demonstrative of a phenomenon happening in the schools all across America. Seemingly innocuous activities full of subliminal messages that children are not mature enough to cope with.
Some are suggesting that Soetoro’s September 8 speech was totally harmless and even appropriate. For those who say that they are wrong on both counts. Everything that Soetoro does has an ulterior motive because he is trained in the methods Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, which is a rule book for how to undermine the government by stealth.
Sounds strange because it is. Fact is you can’t name a time in U.S. history when school children were taught to sing a song to a U.S. president. Go ahead name just one… I didn’t think so.
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I could be wrong here but I think that Alaphiah was making a statement here and not saying that we are not or do not sing praises to anyone but the Lord.
And what a wonderful praise ‘The Battle Hymn’ is!
(being posted a bit late but...)
You are right about not naming any President. But I think of President Bush, when I hear this song. I guess that it the way he led us during his time in Office.
As I said, that is just my thoughts, and I am only one person though.
As indicated by your irrelevent and unfortunate post!
Hey Dilbert if the Obamamedia would do some reporting instead to the entertainment tonight Obama celeb pieces we would have this disaster for a president.
Go Chargers, Padres and Azetecs!
Hi Outlaw Woman,
I think we may be on the same page. It was TMSuchman who posted that the Battle Hymn of the Republic was the same as singing praises to Obama, which is not true.
My point is the only governments that have ever encouraged the type of songs that we are seeing our school children being taught to sing to Obama were Communist and Fascist Governments.
As indicated by your irrelevent and unfortunate post!
What was up with this response? Did you even read what I was responding to?
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