Andersen Book Blows Ayers' Cover on 'Dreams' [OH MY GOD - CASHILL PWNS OBAMA & AYERS!!!]

The American Thinker ^ | Thursday, September 23, 2009, 7:30 PM | Jack Cashill

[hyperconservative]

Double-snort.

[Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo]

In Obama’s case, “his” books WERE his ONLY record prior to getting the nomination. And, like everything else, they prove to be a lie. A lie that the ABCNNBCBS REFUSES to even bring up as a story.

Not only was it all a lie, but the books themselves were written by a Stalinist who wants to murder 25 million Americans.

[GoldwaterChick]

Bump for later

[ETL]

Did you sign up on FR today just to post this?

So what if he did? It's a big story.

[Lesforlife]

[justlurking]

LOL! Was Tony great in that episode or what!?

I kept waiting for the comparison to "True Lies", as soon as he was given the "truth serum".

But there was so much other stuff that was outright hilarious: "koala on a submarine"?

[justlurking]

I thought it was Very Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo.

[katlynne11]

I thought Obama said he had met Ayers only a couple of times, saying they lived in the same neighborhood.

[Mr. Silverback]

And it will get exactly zero ink or air time!

Yeah, darn it! And you know what really ticks me off? That Van Jones guy is still in the White House every weekday because nobody reported on him, and nobody knows that ACORN is OK with tax evasion and brothels staffed by children.

Geez-o-pete, put away the crying towel.

[MHGinTN]

The fifth column enemedia continues to spittle Barry’s lies and still no one seems able to build a good working guillotine.

[what's up]

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[Mr. Silverback]

Welcome home to FR. Let me be the first to give you a friendly slap on the back of the head. :-)

[PuzzledInTX]

Gibbs, did you give this newprobie permission to post?

There, fixed it.

[giotto]

I predict a very quick 2nd edition will be published within days. The offending passage about Ayers will have mysteriously vanished. And Anderson will appear only on MSM, with no questions asked about Dreams. Now's the time to buy it, because the 1st edition may be valuable. I have already bought a hard copy and I may buy a Kindle copy as well, just in case the book gets pulled before Amazon ships it. It will be interesting to see if Bezos gets talked into retracting all the Kindle 1st editions of this book, the way he did with 1984 earlier this year.

[mojitojoe]

If you don’t know, then I’m not even going to attempt to explain it. Search on FR is your friend. We knew this long ago.

Oh and didn’t obongo say” This was just a guy that lived in my neighborhood”. I guess he forgot to mention that he also wrote the story that was deliberately written to create obongo’s past.

[Mr. Silverback]

The problem is it’s not just Cashill (who is, I agree, a complete nut when it comes to Flight 800) saying it, it’s another author. Read the article.

[Mr. Silverback]

How many people co-author a book with an unrepentant terrorist? How many people do so and lie about it?

[tcrlaf]

“My guess is that by tomorrow a Nexis-Lexis of Ayers, Obama and Anderson will return exactly 0 hits”

It’s AMAZING how many things disappear from Nexis, isn’t it??
Just like an Orwellian Memory Hole if it might harm a Democrat.

[corvus]

“This is the biggest story in American journalism........ and Cashill’s body of work on this question is the greatest piece of investigative journalism in my lifetime.”

Very possibly, and rewarding to see you credit Cashill’s work.

“With the deadline pressing, Michelle recommended that Barack seek advice from “his friend and Hyde Park neighbor Bill Ayers.”

Maybe this is true also, as he apparently had wasted a year on it at their Bali retreat courtesy of a generous advance from their publisher, with no manuscript forthcoming. But the stunning significance is the calculated construct of the image of this man was being created that many years ago, by a ghost writer, no less a domestic terrorist, replete with an alleged subtle mention of his birth certificate. The ‘birthing’ of an illusion.

[CheneyChick]

It isn’t a new story, tho. American Thinker has covered this several times previously, for example:

http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/who_wrote_dreams_and_why_it_ma_1.html