In December 1969, the group (Weatherman) convened a “war
council” in Flint, Mich., announcing its plans to
attack institutions of the U.S. government and oppose “everything that’s good and decent in honky America,”
Is this guy for real? (mailman or Obama, take your pick)
Here is the link to the blog. Interesting and I thought somewhat noteworthy as so few people have publicly admitted that the knew Barry.
http://pundita.blogspot.com/2009/09/barack-obama-and-family-of-william.html
Like two peas in a pod......
Let’s not forget Valarie Jarrett.
Not that I want this poor guy (Hulton) to get any grief, but I doubt anyone in MSM will bother to interview him.
Bump - wow. It would seem more realistic if he had NOT said he was planning on becoming President. Though I do not doubt that he was groomed for such, since pre-Harvard.
Maybe he had “caught” the arrogant game-playing Bill Ayers is now known for.
Bill Ayers wanted always to see just how FAR he could get with EVERYTHING. Rape, bombs, terrorism. I could see him deciding to break the system from the INSIDE, taking Barack and grooming him all the way to the White House, with Daddy’s Money. Laughing at us, the American citizens, at how stupid we were and how much we would buy into it.
I despise people like him. Bill Ayers is definitely a sociopath. And he was successful.
Yeah, RIGHT!
I agree with the premise about Minow because Tom Ayers is who introduced Obama to Minow to begin with and pushed him forward.
Ayers served as chairman of the Board of Trustees of Northwestern University, the Erikson Institute, the Bank Street College of Education in New York City, the Chicago Symphony, the Chicago Community Trust, the Chicago Urban League, the Community Renewal Society, the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, Chicago United, the Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities, and Dearborn Park Corp.,and served as vice president of the Chicago Board of Education.
Ayers also served on the board of directors of Sears, G.D. Searle, Chicago Pacific Corp., Zenith Corp., Northwest Industries, General Dynamics Corp. of St. Louis, First National Bank of Chicago, the Chicago Cubs, and the Tribune Co.
In December 1969, the group (Weatherman) convened a “war
council” in Flint, Mich., announcing its plans to
attack institutions of the U.S. government and oppose “everything that’s good and decent in honky America,”