Did Ayers Help Obama Get Into Harvard?

The American Thinker ^ | September 20, 2009 | Jack Cashill

[Scanian]

Although terrorist emeritus Bill Ayers claims not to have met Barack Obama until the mid-1990s, there is reason to believe that he not only knew Obama much earlier, but that he helped get him into Harvard Law School.

The evidence, substantial if speculative, can be found in an unlikely source, Barack Obama's 2006 bestseller, Audacity of Hope, and it may have been provided by Ayers himself.

In the way of background, I have made the argument on these pages that Bill Ayers wrote the better part of Obama's acclaimed 1995 memoir, Dreams From My Father.

[LucyT]

Although terrorist emeritus Bill Ayers claims not to have met Barack Obama until the mid-1990s, there is reason to believe that he not only knew Obama much earlier, but that he helped get him into Harvard Law School.

The evidence, substantial if speculative, ... may have been provided by Ayers himself.

[mkjessup]

In a perfect universe, Bill Ayers and Barack 0bama would have met even earlier, at the time when Ayers and his fellow Weather Underground terrorists were blowing up police stations and the like, I can see it goin' down like dis:

Ayers: 'Brother Barack! Good to have you here for this bomb assembly meeting as we prepare to blow up the man!'

0bama: 'Right on Brother Bill!'

Ayers: 'OK, now here is the bomb itself, this one is actually a variation on the old Molotov cocktail but with a timer device'

0bama: 'What's that red wire?'

Ayers: 'NO, don't TOUCH it!'


***WUMP!!!!***

[Recon Dad]

Wouldn’t you like to see Zero’s school records.

[SumProVita]

Indeed! I am convinced that he didn’t do very well in SEVERAL areas.

[wastoute]

Ah, but he was a good reader...and the right color.

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[Scanian]

No doubt! I have strong suspicions that he hardly spent any time at all at Columbia and was just pushed along by influential people from a Marxist/Islamic axis.

[SumProVita]

I wonder if Beck has this info? (Fife and the FARC)

[wastoute]

I think there are some things even Beck won't touch! LOL. He was never into the b.c.

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[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Someone did. Now, who? A LOT of money came into his campaign from out of country. Where? A LOT of unanswered questions. What media?

[only1percent]

What help did Obama need to get into Harvard Law School? He was an African-American graduate of Columbia from Hawaii with subsequent high-profile inner-city “community organizer” experience. People of that profile don’t rejected by HLS all that often.

[Scanian]

Not to mention the credit card fraud that got him millions.

[aruanan]

The parallel concepts convinced me beyond doubt of Ayers' involvement. In the epilogue, the voice of Obama tells us that "satisfaction is not to be found in the glare of television cameras." Ayers is equally disdainful of "the sinister glare of celebrity."

Since when do television cameras glare?

[azishot]

Thanks, LucyT.

Some FReepers are stocking up on popcorn...I’m stocking up on aspirin, Tylenol, Advil, etc.

[FreedomPoster]

Did they do LSATs back then? If so, I’d love to see his scores compared to the average entering HLS student at the time. Fat chance that will ever happen.

[PapaBear3625]

Obama's way into Harvard was greased by NY power-broker Percy Sutton (seen in this youtube), who said he'd been asked to do this by Khalid al-Mansour, financial advisor to Saudi Prince Al-Walid bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud.

Khalid is a Black Muslim, whose original name was Donald Warden, and had mentored the founders of the Black Panthers.

See my home page for details.

Obama seems to be at the crossroads between white radical communists, and black Muslims.

[PapaBear3625]

See my post #16, regarding the documented Saudi connection.

[PapaBear3625]

See also this thread, especially posts 10 and 11 by STARWISE, relating to Obama/Ayers connections via Bill Ayers' wealthy father.

[Scanian]

Everything—and I do mean EVERYTHING—about Hussein’s past stinks out loud!

[Scanian]

I wanted to mention that guy but his named slipped my mind—thanks for covering that!