Posted on 05/19/2008 3:57:47 AM PDT by moneyrunner
I notice Senator ... that you are not wearing a flag lapel pin?
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The same kind of terrorist who did this support Barack Hussein Obama. Awesome video every American should see.
How quickly we have forgotten:
http://www.frugalsites.net/911/attack/
Geesh, how many threads are you going to post the video on? Most of us have seen the video quite awhile ago.
No one around here has forgotten 9-11. Posting this will not get any votes for McCain.
You might ask some of your handlers to go to Mccain and ask him if he wants to be the national security candidate he needs to shut down the borders, quit pushing amnesty, support GITMO, and quit colaborating with liberals.
I agree.
I pray that the rest of America does too...at least enough of America to keep this man out of the White House. Spread the word.
It is scary when a PERSON becomes the focus of virtual worship in a political campaign. The crowd of 70,000 people which Obama drew in Oregon yesterday reminded me of nothing so much as pictures I have seen of rallies for Herr H. when he running for Chancellor of Germany. Politics in the U.S. is supposed to be more about debating the issues and how to rationally and constitutionally address them than about hero worship.
It appears many of Obama’s supporters just blindly follow him because of his “charisma” and because he is for “change”. They don’t even bother checking into his actual politics or his beliefs. He is a master con-man from way back; he even brags in his autobiography about learning to put it over on “whitey”.
It will be a terrible shame when this cult leader is elected president of this nation. I only hope that when the people who elected him finally wake up and realize what they have done it is not too late for the country.
70,000 American citizens at an Obama rally have no fear of a terrorist attack. (snicker)
I kind of like that Mussolini-like “chin-jut pose w/smirk” that B. Hussein uses during his speeches as he soaks in the adoring applause from his devoted fellow travelers.
The photo you posted captures it perfectly.
Wait till the Conservatives get these little tid bits out in the mainstream...
Have any of you read the book, Black Power and Black Theology, that is referenced on Obama's church's website as the basis for the entire church's vision statement?
Here are some quotes from that book: "To be black is to be committed to destroying everything this country loves and adores." (page 49).
"The black experience is the feeling one has when he strikes against the enemy of black humanity by throwing a live Molotov cocktail into a white-owned building and watching it go up in flames. We know, of course, that there is more to getting rid of evil than burning buildings, but one must start someplace." (pages 35-37)
"The goal of Black Theology is the destruction of everything white so that black people can be liberated from alien gods." (page 118).
"No black man will ever be good enough in the eyes of white people to merit equality. Therefore, if black people are to have freedom we must take it, with guns if need be." (page 177).
From Trinity United Church of Christ Website - http://www.tucc.org/talking_points.htm paragraph 2...
Talking Points
Dr. Wright’s talking points (3.1.7) for Trinity United Church of Christ its Web site and the Black Value System (in response to Erik Rush’s comments (2.28.07) on the Hannity and Colmes show):
• One of the biggest gaps in knowledge that causes the kind of ignorance that you hear spouted by this man [Erik Rush] and those like him, has to do with the fact that these persons are completely ignorant when it comes to the Black religious tradition. The vision statement of Trinity United Church of Christ is based upon the systematized liberation theology that started in 1969 with the publication of Dr. James Cone’s book, Black Power and Black Theology.
• Black theology is one of the many theologies in the Americas that became popular during the liberation theology movement. They include Hispanic theology, Native American theology, Asian theology and Womanist theology.
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