One has to think Obama and Putin are still working in unison for the WW Commie utopia. Community organizer. . Yeah, right. . Has anyone ever pinned down that Obama was at Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow in the early 80s? Read a few pieces on it, but I couldn't find proof. . Found this:
Obama, Former CIA Agent Scroll down for the article.
"The CIA persuaded Columbia University to extend their foreign student program to Obama, now a Columbia student, so that he might travel to Pakistan and enroll in the universities around Karachi in addition to the Patrice Lumumba School in Moscow. The school, one of Russia’s most prestigious universities was founded on February 5, 1960 as The Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (PFUR). It was renamed the Patrice Lumumba School on February 22, 1961. On February 5, 1992 the university re-adopted its former name."
I heard that story before. It's ridiculous to think Obama would have been spying on the Soviets for the US. He was a die-hard supporter of communism from day-1. While in college he attended pro-Soviet rallies. His "Uncle Frank" that he mentions in his book 'Dreams' was a devoted supporter of the Soviet Union. He wrote poems glorifying them.
Frank Marshall Davis
From Accuracy In Media | AIM.ORG
Obama’s Red Mentor Praised Red Army
AIM Report | By Cliff Kincaid | April 30, 2008
Barack Obama’s childhood mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, a member of the Moscow-controlled Communist Party USA (CPUSA), wrote a poem dedicated to the Soviet Red Army. “Smash on, victory-eating Red Army,” he declared. He also wrote poems attacking traditional Christianity and the work of Christian missionaries.
The “Red Army” poem goes beyond hoping for the communists to beat the Nazis in World War II and hails the Soviet revolution. It says:
Show the marveling multitudes
Americans, British, all your allied brothers
How strong you are
How great you are
How your young tree of new unity
Planted twenty-five years ago
Bears today the golden fruit of victory!
http://www.aim.org/aim-report/obamas-red-mentor-praised-red-army/