Posted on 10/08/2008 2:07:17 PM PDT by Sneakyuser
If the Odinga connection (with over 50 people dead,some burned alive after the election) that Obama supported doesn't interest people, nothing will.
Sean has pushed the Rezko, Wright and Ayers stories into the mainstream and hopefully this one will be the tipping point (if McCain ever mentions it).
I'm still reading the thread, so maybe this has already been mentioned. Print outs of emails don't consitute evidence, nor would even the hard drive on which the original emails are purported to exist. Corsi would need to have in his hands the actual computer which is purported to have received the emails. That, at least, would substantiate the legitimacy of the actual emails having been received as reported and not tampered with. It would require some sort of computer forensics investigator to authenticate. From there, we'd only have proof that the emails themselves are legitimate, but we'd still lack proof of the sender (although, with enough time and justification, perhaps search warrants could be obtained). There are certainly other people on FR who would know more about this than I do, but this is my understanding based on some passing experiences.
I'm confused by Corsi's story of having emails. I hope he has much more than that, and something(s) that are irrefutable.
bttt
That's Not Good. As someone else pointed out, anyone could print up fake emails. But if you had the electronic versions, faking them would be harder, and if they were signed (electronically) harder still.
However as someone else pointed out, if they were sent through Senate or other US government servers, there is an electronic trail, if anyone cares to set the hounds on it.
No, she is NOT!
If she is dumb enough to step in, NOT one single of the nObama Hussein (Mohamed?) Barack cool-aid drinking "sheep" (like the Jim Jones' disciples) will cast their vote at the "skangel" 18-mil!!
Likewise most of the skangel-worshipers will stay home and ignore the Kenyan/Indonesian citizen. McCain/Palin will sail into the WH!!!
PUMAs are the ones that are outing ACORN and others to Obama fraud. They hate Obama.
I can assure you that ours, here in TX, will go last.
The feds are Corsi’s legal counsel. The feds have the servers. They don’t need subpoena power for this imo.
The guy seemed to be hedging his bets all around...............
I noted his name....and that may explain some things.
We know better....
ha!
“Odinga connection ?
Never heard of it!
Do tell ALL.
I despise Obama”.
Nmh FRiend,
That’s because you don’t visit http://antimullah.com often enough. this was up (with three videos) there last Sunday.
Permalink:
http://noiri.blogspot.com/2008/10/obama-with-communist-cousin-odinga.html
Also look at other good stories above and below this one. And events on the other seven or eight sections of the site.
Hey, I think we have ventured into the areas with the Hillary supporters where the overall outcome of this election is providing much needed common ground. Seems they are just as leery of Obama and his motives as we are.
Straighten me out here. Morris gave the the ODM 21 million worth of advice?
What is the Keynan money to dollars ratio?
I’d love to find out the”Friends of Senator BO 66,000,000”
people are.
I don’t care if Corsi has anything, Obama can’t deny he campaigned for him, there is plenty of evidence of that, Obama knew he was a “socialist”, really a communist and that he named his son Fidel Castro, etc. Obama can only lie about this, unless he would like to say that the news reports about him campaigning for Odinga are “staged” like the “moon landings”. /s
HAMPTON, Va. - Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama (news, bio, voting record) said Tuesday that the Bush administration has done nothing to defuse a "quiet riot" among blacks that threatens to erupt just as riots in Los Angeles did 15 years ago.
The first-term Illinois senator said that with black people from New Orleans and the Gulf Coast still displaced 20 months after Hurricane Katrina, frustration and resentments are building explosively as they did before the 1992 riots.
"This administration was colorblind in its incompetence," Obama said at a conference of black clergy, "but the poverty and the hopelessness was there long before the hurricane.
Obama warns of 'quiet riot' among blacks - Yahoo! News link)
Friends of Obama? If I had to guess I would start with Terrorist Ayers and his lovey in crime.
open up the Africa File.
FReeper Beckwith compiled The Obama File.
(I can’t believe that EVERY FREEPER hasn’t read it! Save the link, pass it to your friends!)
Be careful what you wish for. I could see the DNC putting her at the head of the ticket if Obambi drops out.
-ccm
I remember them on Fox telling the Friends that something big regarding voter fraud would break...that was in August. At least Mac just brought up Barry’s involvement with ACORN now on H&C.
It gets more and more interesting:
Prospect of Obama victory raises fears
Democrat backed leader allied with Muslims promoting Islamic law
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2008 WorldNetDaily
Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga
NAIROBI, Kenya – Sen. Barack Obama is positioned to easily win the presidential election, former U.S. Rep. Walter Fauntroy told participants in Kenya’s National Prayer Breakfast at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi in June.
Fauntroy – an African-American noted as the first congressman to represent the District of Columbia in 100 years and a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus – said an Obama victory would make Kenya the most important nation in the world, as the place where the first U.S. black president “is to come from,” elected “to teach the world how to live in the 21st century.”
Not all present necessarily felt as enthusiastic at the prospect of an Obama presidency.
The prayer breakfast was attended by Kenya’s President Mwai Kibaki of the Kikuyu tribe, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka of the Kamba tribe and newly-appointed Prime Minister Raila Odinga, a Luo tribesman. Obama supported Odinga’s challenge to Kibaki for the presidency when the Illinois Democrat visited Kenya on a U.S. Senate “fact-finding” mission in 2006.
One of President Kibaki’s top advisers – interviewed by WND in Nairobi yesterday under an assurance of anonymity – pointed to Fauntroy’s remarks at the prayer breakfast as the type of “inappropriate partisan comments” that continue to reveal deep racial and tribal divisions within Kenyan politics.
Many Kikuyu politicians quietly express concerns that an Obama win in the 2008 U.S. presidential election could reverse power in Kenya, in favor of Luo tribesman such as Odinga, a perennial presidential challenger of Kikuyu presidential candidates.
Top politicians of Kenya’s largest tribe, the Kikuyu, have controlled the presidency in Kenya dating back to 1963 and Jomo Kenyatta, a Kikuyu tribesman who was the nation’s first president following independence.
Obama, a Luo tribesman by virtue of his Kenyan father’s heritage, is seen as allied to Odinga, who was appointed prime minister in a power-sharing deal to quell violent protests by supporters charging voter fraud.
Obama’s father, Barack Obama Sr., served as an economist in the Kenyatta administration, while Odinga Odinga, the father of Raila Odinga, was the nation’s first vice president.
Luo politicians openly fear an Obama presidency would add impetus to Raila Odinga’s continuing drive to become Kenyan president in the country’s scheduled 2012 election, if not sooner.
Christian missionaries in Kenya fear an Obama presidency would encourage Odinga to fulfill campaign promises by pushing to alter the country’s constitution to specify the application of Islamic Shariah law in regions dominated by Muslims.
As WND has reported, Odinga was appointed prime minister last February after he lost the December 2007 election to Kibaki, and Odinga encouraged his Luo tribe supporters to protest alleged voter fraud engineered by the Kibaki government to steal victory.
In the wave of violence that followed Odinga’s charges of voter fraud, some 1,000 Kenyans were killed and another 350,000 dislocated as mobs of Luo supporters of Odinga viciously attacked Kibaki’s supporters, primarily members of the majority Kikuyu tribe.
Muslims also attacked Christians in the post-election violence, killing some 50 in a particularly horrific incident in the village of Eldoret.
In Eldoret, a group of some 50 Christians sought refuge in a Christian church, trying to escape from a rampaging Luo mob that ultimately set fire to the church and burned the refugees to death, including women and children.
WND has also reported Odinga signed a memorandum of understanding with Muslims in Kenya prior to the December 2007 election in an effort to win Muslim support of his candidacy.
In the post-election violence, an estimated 800 Christian churches were damaged by mobs, while not a single mosque was harmed.
About 85 percent of all Kenyans are considered Christian, with fewer than 10 percent Muslim.
Islam, however, has gained a strong foothold in the Kenyan northeastern provinces bordering Somalia and along the coastal areas to the south of Somalia.
At the National Prayer Breakfast in June, President Kibaki steered clear of partisan politics, reserving his comments to expressing hope for reconciliation following the post-election violence.
“If we decide to repair the damage, we shall be able to do it,” Kibaki said. “God wants us to repair Kenya, and I have no doubt we shall succeed. Those who have little doubt, please ask for forgiveness.”
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=76861
Corsi is a good guy. He helped bring Kerry down.
“Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry” (along with John O’Neill),
“Black Gold Stranglehold: The Myth of Scarcity and the Politics of Oil” (along with Craig R. Smith),
“Atomic Iran: How the Terrorist Regime Bought the Bomb and American Politicians,” and most recently,
“Minutemen: The Battle to Secure America’s Borders.”
He will soon author a book on the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America and the prospect of the forthcoming North American Union.
http://www.humanevents.com/search.ph...erome+R.+Corsi
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