[VeniVidiVici]

I do think an Anglo-Saxon would better understand the relationship between England and America than would a Kenyan reject.

[Deb]

I'm sure that after growing up in Indonesia and spending his first eight or nine years at local madrassas, he embarked on a journey of discovery at the high-priced, leftist private schools in Hawaii. It was there he steeped himself in the wonders of America...her roots and origins. Additional knowledge was found in the "life lessons" taught by Marxist, homosexual poet Frank Marshall Davis.

He attained his present encyclopedic knowledge of our country's anglo/saxon birthright during his extensive tutelage at the knee of Reverend Jeremiah Wright.

But I'm just speculating.

[CatDancer]

I do think an Anglo-Saxon would better understand the relationship between England and America than would a Kenyan reject.

Which was the point of the statement, if anybody even made it, and absolutely true.

But we already knew the Kenyan is offended by American history and, apparently, world history - which is quite a trick when he doesn't know any.