The Real Obama

Maggie wrote:

<quoted text> Forgot to ask - were you during Nam?

Yes, I was, and proud to be able to say that the ship I was on is credited for alot of enemy casualties. Quite a few more than alot of the other ships in the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club.

Maggie wrote:

<quoted text> And wasn't Malcom X succeeded by Farrakhan who has palled around with O a few times.

Louis Farrakhan is connected with obama, but unlike Malcom x and jesse jaxoff and a few others, he is calling for blacks to go back to africa and seperate themselves from the White race. He really isn't interested in the annhilation of the White race, but in no way s he not a racist. He is up on the top of the list with Jackson, obama, his nice priest, and many many more black racists who espouse the fashionable belief that only Whites are capable of being racists.

Maggie wrote:

<quoted text> I am not necessarily thrilled with McCain - but consider him to be the safer choice

I feel the same way as you, but I still think that with his military experience, he is more qualified to be the Commander in Chief of our Armed Forces, and unlike HUSSEIN obama, he would put Americas interest and its citizens ahead of any forien entity. HUSSEIN obama on the other hand is a nobody who came out of nowhere with nothing. And besides that, McCain studied under and served under his father who was an Admiral during the Viet Nam war. He could have walked out of the prison camp ahead of everyone else, but wouldn't do it. Instead, he stayed with his brothers and endured unimaginable bodily harm during his little torture sessions at the hands of the type of people HUSSEIN obama looks at as Saints and Gods. McCain has my vote.

Maggie wrote:

<quoted text>Awwwww! My daddy was from Texas. I am not particularly religious -lapsed Protestant - but I do say a couple of short prayers each night. I figure it never hurts to commnicate with the Man Upstairs

Gee...I pray every night also...I pray America Wakes Up! I pray to God that the people who do vote won't make the biggest mistake this country has ever seen.

Perilous wrote:

<quoted text>
{Guess who?} was a powerful and spellbinding speaker who attracted a wide following of {countrymen} desperate for change. He promised the disenchanted a better life and a new and glorious {country}. The {socialists} appealed especially to the unemployed, young people, and members of the lower middle class (small store owners, office employees, craftsmen, and farmers).

LOL!!! I asked someone what obama ever did to deserve to be president and they said he is real smart and he even wrote a couple of books.... Hmmm Hitler wrote a couple of volumes too: MEIN KAMPF. I don't think if these people read it that it would make them want to vote for Adolf Hitler, but they will vote for someone who feels about them the way Hitler felt about the jews and countless others. I really hate comparing Hitler to HUSSEIN obama, but, hey!!! What the hell! They are both writers, so why not! I guess I am just one of those old fashioned, square idiots who cares about the future of America. Silly me!

Old Salt wrote:

<quoted text> Yes, I was, and proud to be able to say that the ship I was on is credited for alot of enemy casualties. Quite a few more than alot of the other ships in the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club.

My brother was in Nam. I need to check out the name of the ship he was on. He did Electronics Warfare - but did do a couple of "up the creek" expeditions. He is in CA and doesn't talk too much about it. Says his work was classified.

Maggie wrote:

<quoted text> My brother was in Nam. I need to check out the name of the ship he was on. He did Electronics Warfare - but did do a couple of "up the creek" expeditions. He is in CA and doesn't talk too much about it. Says his work was classified.

Find out. Maybe he was there at the same time and area.

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