Posted on 10/27/2008 11:16:57 PM PDT by MPB
Besides the (now famous) WBEZ interview where Obama specifically refers to "redistrubution of wealth", Obama also appeared on WBEZ on Sept. 6, 2001 talking about slavery issues.
A caller named "Bill" called in and asked Obama a softball question, and it's been noted that "Bill" (who also was often interviewed on the same station, so we can feel confident he was a regular listener as well) sounds an awful lot like Bill Ayers.
By the way, you can listen to all of the WBEZ interviews in either RA or MP3 format, in their entirety... after the publicity, they pulled all the Obama interviews and are making them easier to access for the curious. I do find it odd that he only seemed to be on the air in 2001, but no mention of any earlier or later radio interviews...
Find those audio files here, and feel free to join in the debate with the Obamidiots who think we took poor old socialist Barack out of context...
Ayers has a more weaselly, whiney, plaintive voice.
Wow...that really sounds like him...wow.
Did Ayers learn bomb-making from Obama?
NO THE CALLER TO THE OBAMA PROGRAM IS NOT AYERS
I don’t know, the voices on the YouTube sound an awful lot alike to me.
How do you know?
Are you a moron? And my question is not rhetorical. Let me ask a nicer question... why are you here?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXtaUULrRF8
Obama’s shout out to rev wright.
True... he may well have been too busy dissing America to bother listening to a public radio station. However, he may well have tuned in to hear his BFF do some dissing of his own.
Odds are it's probably some other Bill who listens to radical people talking about radical things who just sounds a bit like another radical dude from the 60's.
Honestly, despite sounding like him, I did think that if it was Ayers that he might have had more to say rather than just asking a pointed question, unless it really was just a slow pitch to give Obama a chance to use a prepared answer and sound all "senatorial".
Spell it out-—what is your problem?
How do I know?
Just from listening. They don’t sound the same.
Different pitch, cadence, volume, style.
I don’t think you’re the same person I posted to...he used all capital letters...
This post, Did Ayers learn bomb-making from Obama?
is a bit of a joke or sarcasm based upon 2-3 three other threads running tonight. e.g., Query to Ayers at a recent lecture he gave, "Did you teach bomb-making to Churchill?" Ayers (and his wife) said, "not sure or don't know." (not,"No!") and another thread--essay-- about that Ayers may have learned more radicalism from Obama than vice-versa.
If this unhinges you, as it has appeared to do, I'm lost trying to understand your point.
Your turn.
Ayer’s learned bomb making from his wife, Bernadine Dohrn, Domestic Bin Laden
From;
http://www.sodahead.com/question/155269/
Dohrn became a key planner in the founding of the Venceremos Brigades. Ostensibly a “solidarity” program for US leftists to visit and support Castro’s Cuba, the group was actually organized by Cuban intelligence as a covert attack on US security.
Cuban secret police offered the “brigadistas” money, advice and logistical support. Some Americans were also given guerrilla warfare training and
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instructed in the use of weapons and explosives.
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Just like old times. I remember them from when I lived in Berkeley.
“NO THE CALLER TO THE OBAMA PROGRAM IS NOT AYERS”
I had the same immediate impression. Doesn’t have the same hippy, cheese-eating sound or the same accent.
I agree with you. It’s not Ayers. The “Bill” calling in has a more gritty and less clear voice than Ayers’ whiny weasley hippie-speak.
This should be easy. Someone out there-—maybe even someone with access to highly trained broadcast specialists-—has the software to compare Ayers voice samples.
Even a simple program such as the free Audacity could possibly (depending on the recording circumstances), when you put the sample in digital form, give you a non-forensic-level idea of whether the two audio samples are in the same ballpark.
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