Barack Obama: The Naked Emperor

David Icke's website ^ | "Last days of 2008" | David Icke

[apollo861]

I am writing this in the last days of 2008 as I watch with dismay as vast numbers of people across the world, including many who should know better, have been duped by the mind-game called Operation Obama.

Even people with some understanding of the conspiracy have said things like: 'Well, at least he's not Bush' and 'Well, at least it's great to see such a new spirit of hope'. No, he's not Bush - he's potentially far more dangerous; and what is the use of a spirit of 'hope' if it's based on a lie? In fact, what use is 'hope' at all? --- Obama may not look like Hitler, nor sound like Hitler, but the themes are just the same. Germany was in a terrible state economically and militarily in the 1930s in the aftermath of the First World War and the reparations inflicted on the country by the Rothschild/Illuminati-controlled Versailles 'Peace' Conference in 1919.

From amid the chaos came the man that Germans saw then in much the same way that so many see Obama today. His name was Adolf Hitler and his oratory and rhetoric, again supported by a ritualistic presentation founded on mind-control techniques, made him appear to be the German 'messiah', the German Obama.

Hitler promised 'change', 'hope' and something to 'believe in' amidst the consequences of war and financial collapse. He spoke to vast rallies of adoring followers and a mass movement emerged in support of Hitler's vision of a new tomorrow.

[waxer1]

What dots? You are giving them alot more power than they deserve. It is funny nobody can really point out why we should really care.

[wolfcreek]

They're only the richest, most powerful and influential people on the planet. (and not one of them has a maniacal ego or an unquenchable thirst for further wealth and power) ;>)

IMO, people don't point to these people because they are considered beyond reproach. Here's just of taste of their reach. http://www.modernhistoryproject.org/mhp/ArticleDisplay.php?Article=FinalWarn05-3

[wolfcreek]

This might also be helpful in connect those *dots*.

http://www.stopthenorthamericanunion.com/DidYouKnow.html#CFRMembers

[Nickname]

I wish I shared your optimism.

Many new voters believe that Carter was incredible and laid the foundation for Reagan’s success. They think that Reagan wrongly got credit for the Carter years.

I also think that many of the Obama administration’s failures are going to be blamed on Bush for years to come and we’ll hear that Obama needs to be given more time to undo the damage of the Bush years. I think that many people will lap it up because America’s commies have been so successful at demonizing capitalism and the MSM is on their side.

Also, this time around Republicans have lost a lot of credibility with their fiscal irresponsibility during their time as the majority which will make it harder for their base to get excited. Whatever the leadership says will be viewed with skepticism. Democrats will even be able to point to Bush as a new believer in their fiscal policies with the stupid stimulus plan and string of bailouts.

I think that what you say could happen but it’ll take a lot of hard work with new faces and voices in the GOP to educate people and get them excited and willing to trust Republicans at the helm again.

Here’s to hoping that you’re right and I’m wrong tho. :)