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To: XeniaSt

And he used illegal drugs in college, or some time around there. He could have missing brain cells. When we lived in San Marino Ca 1988-1990 we saw a guy who was about 2 blocks from our neighborhood, over by Alhambra, and he was just spinning. Had long hair and beard, and backpack, and was just there spinning in circles. We all agreed he probably destroyed his brain cells with illegal drugs back in the 60s and 70s. That is how I see Obama. He admitted to using drugs.


20 posted on 03/03/2009 9:56:49 AM PST by buffyt (Global Warming = the greatest hoax ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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To: buffyt
That is how I see Obama. He admitted to using drugs.

The ones I knew, in the late seventies, were white collar "players"

One of the attributes I noted was:
they thought of themselves
as the smartest people in the world.

It was all about them and how smart they were.

However to a Mensa member who was not using drugs,
those doing toot were totally out of touch with reality
and really really stupid.

I was just watching Timothy Franz Geithner
on Fox in front of Congress.

He was totally frightened,
his voice was quivering,
he was exhibiting fear
in that he could not answer any question
without resorting to repeating 0bama's talking points.

When he was cornered he started making sh!t up as he went on.

0bama characterized Timmy Geithner as the smartest person in the world.
The world needed him even although he is a "tax cheat"

I was watching Press Secretary Robert Gibbs,
whenever he was placed under stress,
he begins rubbing his nose like a "toot" user.


39 posted on 03/03/2009 11:02:28 AM PST by Uri’el-2012 (Psalm 119:174 I long for Your salvation, YHvH, Your law is my delight.)
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