How do I know Obama’s father is probably this moslem (SUBUD) cult leader?
First, b/c they look 100% identical to me.
Second, what are the odds of Obama’s mother AND Loretta Fuddy BOTH belonging to the same Indonesian cult that’s run by a man that looks EXACTLY LIKE OBAMA?
Third, b/c the propagandists are going ballistic over this article.
For example, how many Libtards spend their afternoons trolling AMERICAN THINKER for the daily bunch of anti-Obama articles?
YET this article at American Thinker shows 620 Comments (so far).
2/3 of the comments are angry libtard operatives calling everybody ‘racist.’
That is EXTREMELY HIGH traffic for the comment section of an American Thinker article.
They have been tasked to ‘rewrite’ this revelation and try to make it go away.
They’re acting much too desperate, and in greater numbers than I’ve ever seen.
If you’re taking flak, you must be over the target!
Spot on!
That writer quoted on American Thinker got the image of Pak Subud from a post on freerepublic and the comment that there was a resemblance was made shortly after I posted the FIRST image of the cult leader. You didn’t discover anything, and neither did he.
That’s how urban legends start and once out the gate, it grows like a virus.
IT ALL STARTED HERE:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3107346/posts?page=90#90
SEE ALSO # 104 & # 108
And CORSI is onto it like no tomorrow.
BUT IT CAME FROM FREE REPUBLIC.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3107346/posts?page=62#62
Just how far back do you want to go? Will three weeks do?
“...Second, what are the odds of Obama’s mother AND Loretta Fuddy BOTH belonging to the same Indonesian cult that’s run by a man that looks EXACTLY LIKE OBAMA?...”
I’m not so sure he looks EXACTLY like obama, but here’s an answer to your question:
Interfaithing
by reynold ruslan feldman, ph.d
excerpt:
In May 1961, a year after receiving my B.A. in English, I was opened in Subud. That took place in Chicago. At the time I was also attending the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Hindu Fellowship near where I lived. Back at Yale Graduate School that fall and an isolated member, I began studying Indonesian and hanging around with “people who looked like Bapak.” It wasn’t until the fall of 1969 in Honolulu, with Mas Prio Hartono a recent houseguest, that I first tried the Muslim Ramadan Fast. It was challenging, to say the least, with world-class headaches appearing every day by three. But with Muslim students and professors at the East-West Center, where I was working, for companions, it was a dramatic experiment for me—one that I have since repeated 36 times.
My road to active interest in interreligious matters was less direct. As an assistant professor of English at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa and, for a year, as intercultural activities officer at the adjoining East-West Center, I was tapped by the Lutheran campus pastor to serve on the University’s interfaith council as a faculty member representing “Team Lutheran.” Then, as assistant director of the University’s experimental School of the Humanities, “New College,” I co-taught an interfaith freshman seminar called “Gods and Men.” By this time I had already been reading widely in the world’s great religions and could spout technical terminology and explain some of the main concepts of Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism as well as Judaism and Christianity. I also liked listening to Hindu and Christian classical music.
http://www.subud-sica.org/index.php?hkat=7&ukat=24