What Does Barack Obama Really Believe - Obama
We have all heard about Barack Obama’s association
with the unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers. Obama has said
that Ayers was just a guy in the neighborhood and even though this
has proven to be unlikely, this association is not the undeniable,
incontrovertible proof that the American people should be afraid of
Barack Obama, no matter how much John McCain wants it to be. Even if
Obama’s excuses are improbable or implausible, those who otherwise
would support Obama seem to think that they are good enough. What is
baffling is that there is proof that Barack Obama is dangerous to
this country but either McCain does not realize it or is afraid to
use it.
CNN, Fox News and every other talking-head in the
media is trying to tell you what you should think, but you don’t
need them. You can make up your own mind. Apply simple reason and
you can see for yourself if Obama has motives which he is hiding. Do
this behind a vale of ignorance. No I don’t mean for you to be
stupid, (there are enough people betting on that,) but simply remove
your preconceived opinions and don’t try to defend your position.
Use your intelligence to follow reason to its true conclusion. Don’t
take my word for it or certainly not the biased, condescending media
experts.
The first thing you should do in this exercise of
reason is to ask yourself a question. “What do you suppose was going
through Obama’s mind as he sat through over five hundred of Rev.
Wright’s anti-American, white-hating sermons at Trinity United
Church of Christ?” Now you Obama supporters out there are jumping to
the defense, but all I am asking you to do is think. Nobody is
watching. If pure unbiased reason leads to Obama’s exoneration, then
all is well and you can use the reasoning and analysis to logically
defend him. But if that reasoning and analysis clearly shows that
Obama shares Rev. Wright and Father Pfleger's views, that white
people in general and white Americans in particular are responsible
for all the ills of the world, should it not be known? Honestly
answer the question, at least to yourself. Is it possible that for
more than five hundred sermons Obama sat there thinking this is
offensive to me, this is not what I believe, and did nothing? That
he thought this for more than twenty years and only after he was a
presidential candidate and the story broke he decided to act. Forget
what you want to believe. Can you truly believe that?
Obama now touts his Christianity and preaches
inclusion, but for twenty years he participated in a church that
gave a lifetime achievement award to Louis Farrakhan, a Muslim, not
a Christian, and perhaps the most divisive and racist figure in
America over the last two decades. Among some of his more famous
quotes are, “Judaism is a gutter religion,” and “whiter people are
potential humans, they haven’t evolved yet.” Obama claims to support
Israel and to represent people of all colors, but did he break away
from Jeremiah Wright’s church at any time over all the years it
supported and even honored Farrakhan? Did he say “I don’t agree with
this,” when Farrakhan and Wright blamed America for 911? No, only
years later, when it became politically expedient, did he leave the
church. Even then he did not denounce Wright. Only when Wright told
the world that was lying about not sharing Wrights views did Obama
denounce Rev. Wright. But is was understandable that Wright was
confused that Obama was publicly renouncing his anti-American,
white-hating philosophy, Obama had been saying yes, yes, yes for
more than twenty years, now he was saying no. non, no. But Wright
did strongly hint that the public renouncement was just that and,
only for the sake of his presidential campaign. That Obama’s private
philosophy was still very much in agreement with his own. If you
following the logic you must too come to the same conclusion that
Wright did; Obama shares Wright’s blame America, blame white people
agenda. He just can’t say so and get elected president.
Don’t take my word for it. Make up your own mind.
But for the sake of this nation, don’t blindly believe Obama’s words
when none of his past actions support his words.
