[Conservative Vermont Vet]

Thankfully, an increasing number of voters are refusing to accept the false dilemma they’re being offered. These are the citizens who have taken the time to educate themselves politically, economically, spiritually, and philosophically. They recognize that the fraudulent two party system offers no real choice. They understand that the only vote for Obama will be one that comes from a person actually casting their ballot for Obama.

Dear Bryan:

Thank you very much for your support and scintillating back-door endorsement, couched in language, guaranteed to confooze some Conservatives (especially at Free Repbulic) by using the "We Must Stand on 'PRINCIPLES'" argument.

It is brilliant if I might say so myself.

Again, I, my fellow Demo-Rats in Congress, my Far Left base, the Lame Stream Media and of course, my "Brothers" in the Islamic Movement, are most appreciative."

Give me 4 more years to complete what I have started and I can Guarantee, "PEACE IN OUR TIME..."

Of course it might not be exactly the kind of "Peace" y'all are used to, but as long as you "Submit" to Islam; practice Sharia, pay the Jizzya; abide by all the rule imposed according to our sacred prophet Mohammud (PBUH) and that which is governed by the Qur'an, then you will live like all other Infidels have been allowed to for the past 1,400 years.

Alahu Akbar!

Sincerely,

Barack, Barry, Soeotoro, Hussein, Obama.

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Of course it might not be exactly the kind of "Peace" y'all are used to, but as long as you "Submit" to Islam; practice Sharia, pay the Jizzya; abide by all the rule imposed according to our sacred prophet Mohammud (PBUH) and that which is governed by the Qur'an, then you will live like all other Infidels have been allowed to for the past 1,400 years.

Alahu Akbar!

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1 - A LDS perspective on Muhammed (LDS.org)
http://www.lds.org/ensign/2000/08/a-latter-day-saint-perspective-on-muhammad?lang=eng

2 - U.S. Muslims share friendship, similar values with Mormons (LA Times, published in 2008)
http://articles.latimes.com/2008/apr/02/local/me-morlims2

3 - Mormonism and Islam: Commonality and Cooperation Between Abrahamic Faiths (March 10 & 11, 2011 - Utah Valley University)
http://www.uvu.edu/religiousstudies/mormonismandislam/

4 - Ask a Mormon: What do Mormons think of Muslims (March 2010 - MormonWoman.org)
http://mormonwoman.org/2010/03/15/ask-a-mormon-woman-what-do-mormons-think-about-islam/

5 - Mormons and Muslims break fast together (Ramadan 2010 - Deseret News)
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705386347/Mormons-Muslims-break-the-fast-in-Southern-California.html

6 - Islamic Translation Service (Brigham Young University)
http://meti.byu.edu/islamic.php

7 - Muslims attending BYU focus on similarities between Islam, LDS tenets (Deseret News - Dec 2009)
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705353014/Muslims-attending-BYU-focus-on-similarities-between-Islam-LDS-tenets.html

These are multiple sources, post 9-11, all of which are Mormon or Mormon-friendly.

Bet you were unaware of the ties between mormons and islam, weren't you?

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From the Islamic studies dept. at mormon university BYU,