*Breaking* Ayers Advises Obama on a Regular Basis

Texas Darlin ^ | November 3, 2008

[Infidel Puppy]

[AuntB]

I wish they’d come up with some named sources. I believe it, it’s obvious to most of us, but we need more than this.

[Jet Jaguar]

I think we all knew this, including the Chicago MSM.

[snarks_when_bored]

My Bill Ayers pic seems to have disappeared from the hoster I was using. Let's try another one...

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

I would have saved time this election doing a name search on you, FRiend.

[Future Snake Eater]

Hey, Ayers...nice earrings—FAG!

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Obama's logo clearly matches the logo of the Weather Underground.

For more info, just click here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2122384/posts

Here is an FR link thread to research on Ayers and the Weather Underground

[queenkathy]

so on DIGG do you just click on digg? Then what happens? Sorry but it confuses me

[exit82]

It has all been orchestrated. What now?

"Nothing is inevitable. We don't run from history. We MAKE history!"

What happens today is that the good people of America get out and vote to save their beloved country from the radical Marxist thug from Chicago.

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

1968 - I was 12 at the time. I’m pretty sure I had a clock radio that was set to turn the radio on in the morning instead of just blaring an alarm. I seem to recall hearing about both RFK’s and MLK’s assassination by means of hearing it on the clock radio when I woke up. OTOH, I vividly recall watching both the Chicago convention as well as the Russian tanks rolling into Czechoslovakia on B & W TV - course it was summer time then and I could stay up later and watch TV.

My mom had an interesting story that I just learned about Nov. 22 1963. At the time she had a 1956 Ford. Which had no radio. She was driving around town doing errands. She saw people acting erratically and strangely but had no idea why. Of course in short order she found out why. But initially she had no idea.

Kind of interesting how technology changes how we remember the “what were you doing moments”.

I can remember finding out about 9/11 while on FreeRepublic.

[Vicki]

Yes you click on “digg” and then it says “dugg”. This posts the article’s ranking. You can then click on comments and give a thumbs up or a thumbs down.