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To: supremedoctrine

We all know that Obama’s arrogance is beyond pale. The POS, with all of his transparency will not let us see ONE document with regard to him, we need to rely on books that HE wrote about himself.

I truly don’t think that Bush and Cheney were these evil war mongers. There is absolutely no way anyone can say how they would respond after 9/11. What would be something is if these records were released and it came to bear that we had not even an iota of of how truly maniacal our enemies are and they did a fantastic job of protecting us, only to have realized that the press has been lying to us and thus we now have Dumb and Dumber in charge. Like they say, be careful what you wish for.


61 posted on 01/22/2009 4:31:31 AM PST by panthermom
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To: panthermom

“we need to rely on BOOKS that he wrote about himself”.
——Jack Cashill has made a pretty good case, with one
unbelievably striking example in particular , that indicate that, if Bill Ayers did not oversee the writing of the “big” book, the one that’s cited as being so good,
then we are living in a parallel universe where magical coincidence is the order of the day. Can’t remember which Ayers writing it came from, or which publication date was first, but if it wasn’t writing by Ayers, it was theft by Obama OF Ayers. Either way, Obama probably provided “source material” but everything about what Cashill reveals indicate “Dreams from my Father” is another one of those “as told to”, or with the help of
citations we are using to seeing on the covers of political memoirs. It is OBVIOUS the post-modern pawprints of Ayers’ amateurism are all over “Dreams”. In particular, look for the use , in both books, of a highly metaphorical
piece of folk wisdom about tides and which way rivers run.
Everything else being equal, there is not a chance in hell that Ayers did not exercise a critical editor/writer’s hand in this book.


65 posted on 01/22/2009 8:56:04 AM PST by supremedoctrine ("One was drawing funny faces, but his own was grave"--Richard Hughes, A High Wind in Jamaica)
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