Obama madrassa myth debunked

Warning to all Europeans, Americans, Canadians, and Australians. UNESCO has identified the roles of INDONESIA as a financial centre and a meeting point for Al-Qaida members to coordinate their attacks around the world. Please stay away from Indonesia. Your safety can not be guaranteed.

Attention à tous les Européens, Américains, Canadiens et Australiens. L'UNESCO a identifié les rôles de la Indonésie comme un centre financier et le point de rencontre des membres d'Al-Qaida afin de coordonner leurs attaques dans toutes les régions du monde. S’il vous plaît rester à l'écart de la Indonésie. Votre sécurité ne peut être garantie.

Warnung an alle Europäer, Amerikaner, Kanadier, Australier und. UNESCO hat die Rolle von Indonesien als Finanz-Zentrum und Treffpunkt der Al-Qaida-Mitglieder zu koordinieren ihre Angriffe in der ganzen Welt. Bitte bleiben Sie weg von Indonesien. Ihre Sicherheit kann nicht garantiert werden.

Advertencia a todos los europeos, los estadounidenses, los canadienses y los australianos. La UNESCO ha determinado que las funciones de Indonesia como un centro financiero y punto de encuentro de los miembros de Al Qaeda para coordinar sus ataques en todo el mundo. Por favor, permanecer fuera de Indonesia. Su seguridad no puede ser garantizada.

Attenzione a tutti gli europei, americani, canadesi e australiani. L'UNESCO ha individuato i ruoli della Indonesia come centro finanziario e punto di incontro di Al Qaeda's membri a coordinare le loro attacco in tutto il mondo. Si prega di rimanere lontani dalla Indonesia. La vostra sicurezza non può essere garantita.

Waarschuwing voor alle Europeanen, Amerikanen, Canadezen en Australiërs. UNESCO heeft de rol van Indonesië als financieel centrum en ontmoetingspunt van Al Qaeda-leden te coördineren hun aanval in de hele wereld. Gelieve wegblijft uit Indonesië. Uw veiligheid niet kan worden guaranted.

Mr. Obama's long-time church of choice has named Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the black racist Nation of Islam as the equivalent of its "Man of the Year" for 2007.

Mr. Obama's Pastor, Rev. Williams, is the man whom Mr. Obama has identified as his mentor. Rev. Williams and Rev. Farrakhan are pals, who recently went to Libya to honor the Islamic dictator ruling that country.

Both Mr. Obama's Pastor, and his church, and the Nation of Islam, advocate black supremacy, denigrate whites and Jews particularly, and demand a portion of the United States be set aside as a separate homeland for blacks, where they can live and prosper away from whites.

Mr. Obama's program is consistent with that of the black separatist and black racist program. Mr. Obama spent three years with a neo-Alinsky organization in Chicago, which stirred up antagonisms based on class and race, and demanded special benefits for blacks under threat of disruption of civil activities.

Mr. Obama's supports a program that would spend more than $800 billion of American taxpayers' money on Africa.

Mr. Obama is just a more sophisticated face of Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton with their demands for transfers of wealth to blacks as "compensation."

They demand that all whites 'pay" without regard to the fact their families may have arrived in the U.S. long after slavery had ended. They ignore the blood sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of whites, who perished in the Civil War. They do not exclude as beneficiaries, those blacks who arrived or are descendants of people who voluntarily came to the U.S. long after slavery ended, such as Mr. Obama, who himself is not a descendant of slaves.

It seems that Mr. Obama has long participated in a divisive program that would have ended the career of a white politician. What happened to Sen. Trent Lott, who made an off the cuff statment that a retiring centenarian Senator, Strom Thurmond, would have made a good President? Mr. Lott lost his committee chairmanship, and was ultimately force out of the party.

What would have befallen a white candidate, who was affiliated with a church that commended the activities of the Grand Kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan, or a leader of the Christian Identity, or other such movement? He would have been run out of town. Yet such associations are permitted for Mr. Obama and heretofore have evoked little negative comment.

I won't begin to address the anti-Semitism of both the Pastor Williams and Rev. Farrakhan, which is an even more virulent form of hate-mongering than that directed at white people generally.

Why a person so closely identified with hate-mongers, black separatism, and transfers of benefits specifically to blacks, and whose career began as an advocate stirring up racial divisiveness and conflict, is not summarily rejected as a candidate, boggles the mind.

Obama's foreign policy statements are quite pro-Isreal.

The FY 06 appropriation for USAID to Africa was just over $9 billion. So, the current Congress supports this aid package, which by your account would be lessened by Obama.

lets see the actual photos of Obama and his family living there.

Buddy wrote:

What?...my opinion of Obama (whatever it is) should change based on whether he's a muslim or christian?
Why?
That's crazy.

How do you figure that is crazy?
your smart enough to use the computor..your smart enough to realize the potential damage a muslim could do if he was in the white house.

please dont pretend to not understand this.

incognita wrote:

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He took the flag pin off because he recognized it for the empty marketing ploy that it is. Anyone who bases their vote on whether someone wraps himself in the flag deserves the government they get.

Great point.

tom wrote:

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How do you figure that is crazy?
your smart enough to use the computor..your smart enough to realize the potential damage a muslim could do if he was in the white house.
please dont pretend to not understand this.

Yea, look at all the damage christians have done in the White House. I'm a little worried when anyone that believes in fairy tales and an invisible man in the sky who watches over us is leading our country.

Joshua wrote:

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Actually, that is his church. The pastor was a part of his team before he decided he might be to controversial. His father was a Muslim, not a Christian..so that being his church would have been a little odd. Practice what you preach, and research a little before you just throw things out there.
There was "A deep and unyielding commitment to Africa" as one of the values...but that is no longer on there for some reason. Also,the Black Value System is no longer on the Church's website (Trinity United Church of Christ). I don't have a problem with having a black dude or a woman president...but I would rather not have a socialist pres, which both of them are, or a guy who has a "deep commitment" to not just a different country, but a completely different continent(which really doesn't make sense anyhow).

I looked at his churches website back in January, and didn't like what I was reading. This church is committed to their "motherland Africa". I personally cannot vote for someone whom is not committed to the USA first and foremost. Nor can I vote for socialism.

gilmore wrote:

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You may be no goddess but "parlo" is! Whew!

Thank you.

Joshua wrote:

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Actually, that is his church. The pastor was a part of his team before he decided he might be to controversial. His father was a Muslim, not a Christian..so that being his church would have been a little odd. Practice what you preach, and research a little before you just throw things out there.
There was "A deep and unyielding commitment to Africa" as one of the values...but that is no longer on there for some reason. Also,the Black Value System is no longer on the Church's website (Trinity United Church of Christ). I don't have a problem with having a black dude or a woman president...but I would rather not have a socialist pres, which both of them are, or a guy who has a "deep commitment" to not just a different country, but a completely different continent(which really doesn't make sense anyhow).

they were referring to his fathers church in AFRICA when this first aired later to find out it was his church in chicago.

Johnson wrote:

Mr. Obama's long-time church of choice has named Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the black racist Nation of Islam as the equivalent of its "Man of the Year" for 2007.
Mr. Obama's Pastor, Rev. Williams, is the man whom Mr. Obama has identified as his mentor. Rev. Williams and Rev. Farrakhan are pals, who recently went to Libya to honor the Islamic dictator ruling that country.
Both Mr. Obama's Pastor, and his church, and the Nation of Islam, advocate black supremacy, denigrate whites and Jews particularly, and demand a portion of the United States be set aside as a separate homeland for blacks, where they can live and prosper away from whites.
Mr. Obama's program is consistent with that of the black separatist and black racist program. Mr. Obama spent three years with a neo-Alinsky organization in Chicago, which stirred up antagonisms based on class and race, and demanded special benefits for blacks under threat of disruption of civil activities.
Mr. Obama's supports a program that would spend more than $800 billion of American taxpayers' money on Africa.
Mr. Obama is just a more sophisticated face of Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton with their demands for transfers of wealth to blacks as "compensation."
They demand that all whites 'pay" without regard to the fact their families may have arrived in the U.S. long after slavery had ended. They ignore the blood sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of whites, who perished in the Civil War. They do not exclude as beneficiaries, those blacks who arrived or are descendants of people who voluntarily came to the U.S. long after slavery ended, such as Mr. Obama, who himself is not a descendant of slaves.
It seems that Mr. Obama has long participated in a divisive program that would have ended the career of a white politician. What happened to Sen. Trent Lott, who made an off the cuff statment that a retiring centenarian Senator, Strom Thurmond, would have made a good President? Mr. Lott lost his committee chairmanship, and was ultimately force out of the party.
What would have befallen a white candidate, who was affiliated with a church that commended the activities of the Grand Kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan, or a leader of the Christian Identity, or other such movement? He would have been run out of town. Yet such associations are permitted for Mr. Obama and heretofore have evoked little negative comment.
I won't begin to address the anti-Semitism of both the Pastor Williams and Rev. Farrakhan, which is an even more virulent form of hate-mongering than that directed at white people generally.
Why a person so closely identified with hate-mongers, black separatism, and transfers of benefits specifically to blacks, and whose career began as an advocate stirring up racial divisiveness and conflict, is not summarily rejected as a candidate, boggles the mind.

you need to stop watching fox news. You are paranoid.