Barack Obama Calls Immigration Enforcement Agency Terrorists

lashawnbarber.com ^ | July 14, 2008

[Free ThinkerNY]

Future President Barack Hussein Obama makes so many verbal gaffes, it’s barely challenging to find and expose the ignorance.

Race-pandering before the hispanic racialist group La Raza, BHO equated Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the government agency charged with carrying out our nations immigration laws, with terrorism. He said:

“When communities are terrorized by ICE immigration raids…when all that is happening, the system just isn’t working, and we need to change it.”

Play the video below:

[chessplayer]

What a shock. Obama calls our immigration authorities terrorists. John Kerry compares our Vietnam vets to Ghengis Khan and calls our troops in Iraq terrorists. Dick Durbin compares our troops to Nazi`s, the Soviets, and Pol Pot. On and on.

[Spok]

“No Dem could survive it... there’s just so much ammo available. Once they decided on Obama... Hillary was done within a week.”

Wasn’t it delightful to see the media going after her and listening to Bill whining as if it had never been done before? Without being propped up by the national MSM, Bill would still be living on kickbacks in Arkansas.

[jagusafr]

As I noted earlier on another thread, he’s an empty suited Antichrist wannabe.

[DoughtyOne]

If you would have told me that our nation could digress this far this fast, back in 1988, I’d have said you had a screw loose.

Well, here we are. The screws are loose, but they’re what are holding this nation together, and folks like you and I have had nothing to do with that.

The most well respected brilliant minds in the nation thought those lending practices weren’t a problem either.

Even a country bumpkin like myself could have seen that one coming. Oh wait, I’m just a fool who doesn’t know what he is talking about. Let the ‘experts’ fix it.

So much for higher education and common sense. So much for those who have spent years ‘IN SERVICE” to this (themselves) nation.

And so it goes...

[montomike]

Don’t worry.

If McCain becomes president and proposes the amnesty bill again, it will go down in flames.

The democratic majority will never support what a Republican president wants and will do their best to sabotage it.

That’s just the way things work in Washington.

[Jim W N]

Future President Failed demagogue, exposed miscreant, and soundly discredited Barack Hussein Obama makes so many verbal gaffes, it’s barely challenging to find and expose the ignorance.

[Jim W N]

Obama will sink under the weight of his own words and actions. He avoids any spontaneous exchange because it would be disastrous for him but his record will sink him without any help from anyone else.

[af_vet_rr]

If the MSM treated him as they do Republicans, Hillary would be the nominee.

The MSM treated George P Bush with kid gloves when he trashed the Border Patrol, while speaking in Mexico a few years ago, so nothing surprises me anymore.

When you combine George P Bush's comments about the Border Patrol with George W Bush's about wanting to make the illegals "guest workers", it sounds like something the liberals came up with. Pretty disgusting.

[EEDUDE]

“I think we can defeat McCain again on shamnesty.”

I wish I shared your optimism. My fear is that if McCain gets elected, the Republicans in the senate that helped get it defeated last time will feel compelled to show solidarity with him.

[Fred]

Oh yeah, a real proud moment burning American women and children to death by the federal government...

[DoughtyOne]

I have seen the Democrat party as anti-American in the extreme since the 1960s.  A number of the Democrat elite, were signing on to the communist propaganda talking points back then.  That being the case, there was no other reasoned conclusion to be had.  The party had jumped the tracks.  So is Obama my focus?  No, he's another in a long string of anti-Americans lofted to take this nation even further of course.  And we all know it.

My focus this year has been John McCain.  Look, we can afford to have one party become saboteurs.  I haven't liked it, but we did have a place to go where the person wouldn't do too much damage to our nation in four years.  And now it has come to the point that we are willing to entertain the thought of voting in a Republican who actually could and has promised to implement policies that are guaranteed to do serious harm to our nation from within the Oval Office over the next four years.  And I have had to draw the line.  Go ahead and destroy my nation.  You'll never do it with my support.

When McCain ushers in over 100 million new naturalized citizens, this nation will be altered forever.  It's the end of the line for our founding principles, our way of life, in short our own culture.  Nah, I can take a pass on that.

You didn't lead me here.  I'm just saying what is on my mind.  This is where we are headed.  And my friends will help make it a reality.  Lord forgive them....

On to you question...

Since before the time of Christ, before Adam sinned, before creation, and before Satan had been cast out of heaven, your question has been THE QUESTION.  "Would you say things are happening rather rapidly?"  Translation, "Do you believe God is nearly ready to put an end to sin?"  In heaven I'm sure there were those who thought God would simply destroy Satan and the fallen angels.  Concerning this earth, I'm sure the universe was thinking, "This won't take long."  I've seen it stated that Adam thought Able was going to be the one, the one to redeem man to God.  When Christ was crusified, imagine the anticipation of the end of sin.  Man's salvation had been purchased.  Eevery generation after Adam thought pretty much the same thing, "Haven't we seen enough?  Surely God can make His case by now.  Sin is evil, truly evil.  Uncle!"  Well, in our impatient finite minds, we do not see things as God does.  The soup has to simmer over the ages.  Civilization has to go through the process of advancing, organizing, and becoming what sin will ultimately lead to every time it is turned loose.

Had sin been destroyed in Heaven, beings would have obeyed out of fear.  A test had to be provided.  Had sin been eliminated when evil fluorished at the time of the flood, without civilization having realized it's full potential, the test would have been deemed not fully played out. Had sin been eliminated when regions of the world went postal, the case could always be made that some region that hadn't gone postal was proof that sin could exist without calamity.  It might actually provide more enjoyment for beings.  It's somewhat like the lefitists today saying that sure, Communism was bad in Russia, but it's never been given a real chance.  Beings would have been able to say that sin was really bad there, but it had never been given a chance to work it's magic in those other regions, creating prosperity with little actual preceptible down-side.  That is a claim that couldn't go unanswered IMO.  And it was also imporatant that humanity be so advanced that it almost held the keys to the universe in it's hands.  The implications of that, and the thought of the explosion of sin to other inhabited sinless planets, will be clear.  I expect to see some masters of the universe type discoveries in the upcoming years.  Some things we'll hear about.  Some things may not be revealed to the public.  It will be part of the equasion as the universe contemplates what could have been, and was avoided for all time.

We are approaching a time when global governance will rule the day.  Either the U.N. will become more powerful (my thought), or nations will abide by certain common rulings that will essentially amount to global governance by fiat.  There will be so much prosperity, so much success, so much promise, and at that point, when sin reaches the level of turning the lights out on groups of people, and it will happen, then every option available to a sinful nature, will have been tested and found wanting.

I believe this is where sin will finally be fatally confronted by God.  I do not believe He will allow an elitist intelligent unified global government the power to turn the lights out on His chosen people.  I believe there will be a time of trouble world-wide, and certain people will be blamed for it.  And I believe it is the job of each of us to keep our awareness such, that we are on the right side when that happens.  And sady, it's my opinion that when we do get to that point, not our nation or any other will not be on that side.

Just a little farther bud.  It's not long now.  You and I may not see it, but I am convinced there are children alive today who will.  At the same time, I pitty them, and envy them the experience.  To live through that time... isn't that the ultimate prayer, to live through that and beyond in His presence.

Things are falling into place very fast.  I believe the final meltdown will see things flying appart like a broken gyro.  A steadfast faith in God, will be the only thing to see us maintain our calm resolve, and be able to use our clear minded decision making abilities in the face of this.

Hope this wasn't too over the top for you.

[El Gato]

What does B. Hussein have to say about the BATFE

..

Oh wait, they mostly prey on American Citizens trying to exercise an individual enumerated right protected by the US Constitution.

Never mind, I know what he has to say: nothing, nada, nunca, zippo.

[El Gato]

Obama will sink under the weight of his own words and actions.

So will McCain. It'll be a race to bottom of the bowl. Whoever gets there first, loses.

[Jim W N]

So will McCain. It'll be a race to bottom of the bowl. Whoever gets there first, loses.

Right, but Obama's worse than McCain. Here's how I see it:

Obama’s going to lose because even though he’s a great scripted cheerleader (script becoming more tattered all the time), in the actual game he fumbles the ball. McCain on the other hand is like the quarterback who keeps throwing interceptions. Although McCain is trying his best to lose, the opposing team only has Obama and his butterfingers on defense, so McCain will stay on offense and eventually score the winning points.

[singfreedom]

Not if their constituents tell them otherwise. I think most of them, if forced to choose, are going to choose what gets them elected—not an ancient one term President.

[El Gato]

Right, but Obama's worse than McCain. Here's how I see it:

Maybe he'll get to the bottom of the toilet first?

[Jim W N]

Yup, I think he’s got more “dead weight” than McCain, but maybe not by much.