Color Blind?
I am not young and I've lived through quite a few presidential elections but this is the most unusual one of all. Since the early nineties, our country seems to be more divided with each four year cycle. This year there was no conservative candidate to lead a very disillusioned conservative base. John McCain is a good and honorable man but he can only be described as centrist. Of course that is until he is compared to the Democratic candidate to whom the label, socialist seems to be applied more and more often and actually sticking.
For a long time now, conservatives have considered many liberal policies to be socialist at their core but this is the first election in which the term socialism has actually been uttered. Sadly, it is the actions of the Republican president now in office that has brought this to the fore. It is the bailout bill and the recent nationalizing of banks that has created this atmosphere and it is an atmosphere of fear. I haven't talked to many who fear recession (we can survive it) and their top concern is not even all of the money they have recently lost in the stock market. The people I talk to are concerned about losing their financial freedoms and the death of the free market. No one knows what the government might do next and I am also very apprehensive about what may be America's future.
This is now the back-drop for this very unusual, socially groundbreaking election. This puts Barack Obama in an entirely new light and it seems to have a green cast that is foreboding. He is an unusual candidate not because of his race but because of a background which people seem reluctant to fully discuss because of his race. It is strange to have an American candidate with his own symbol which has also been morphed into the presidential seal. It is unnerving to have a candidate that some refer to as a Messiah and do so seriously. It is more than unsettling to hear Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. state that a book should be added to the Bible about Barack Obama. It is surreal to visit sites online that elevate him to the level of messiah and watch hitleresque videos of children in the U.S. and around the world singing praises to Obama. Given the current backdrop, this unusual following, and his rapid rise in the Democratic party, I can't find anything in our history that compares to Barack Obama. I am reluctant to fully voice the historical comparisons that do seem to fit.
I believe Barack Obama is also the most unknown and most inexperienced candidate to ever run for the office of President of the U.S.A. He surely is the least known, most inexperienced candidate of my lifetime. Because of this, I have spent some time online researching who this man is and learning more has not diminished any of my uneasy feelings. Instead, I am more apprehensive than ever about this man being elected President of the United States. I never would vote for someone who is so morally and fiscally liberal as he but I have never feared the possibility of my country not surviving the election of a liberal candidate the way I do fear the possible outcome of this election now. Recently, I have come to know that there are serious reasons to doubt that he is even a natural born citizen and he won't even produce the documents necessary to prove this. There is a lawsuit against him in Pennsylvania asking him to do just that but it is being heard by a liberal judge who is postponing discovery until after the election. I know it is possible to read anything on the net but I am 98.5% sure that this is legitimate even though the news media has, for the most part, ignored this lawsuit and the question it raises. I would encourage everyone who reads this to check it out for themselves at ObamaCrimes.com and make their own assessment. This is the website of the Democrat bringing this case to court against Obama and the DNC. He is a past deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania with good standing in the Democratic party.
I know that by my daring to voice what many are whispering, I run the risk of being called a racist. I can only say that when I first heard of Barack Obama running for president that I was nothing but proud of my country. I felt blessed, and still do, to have been able to witness the Civil Rights movement in the sixties and also see those old prejudices put down to the point of a black man possibly holding the highest office in the land. I am very disappointed that he does not seem to be of the same caliber as that man who stood up and led the Civil Rights Movement and also died as a result of having the courage to stand up against the wrongs perpetrated against his people. If Martin Luther King Jr. were alive today, I think he would be concerned about the character of this individual also. I know that there are many black men and women out there who are of the caliber of Martin Luther King Jr. but I fear that Barack Obama is not one of them. We should never choose to vote against a candidate because of his color; and neither should we elect one because of his color and our guilt about our country's history. If we are still so prejudice as to vote in either of these two ways, then we will deserve the president that we elect. My hope is that Americans will rise above and truly judge each candidate on the content of their character,(I can still hear Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking as he dreamed of such a day in America) having done all possible to be able to discern that character, and elect the candidate who will be the best steward of this country that so many of us love.
May God not only bless America but preserve her. May he enable the American people to not be blinded by the color of any candidate's skin but to be truly color blind and vote accordingly in this crucial election.
For a long time now, conservatives have considered many liberal policies to be socialist at their core but this is the first election in which the term socialism has actually been uttered. Sadly, it is the actions of the Republican president now in office that has brought this to the fore. It is the bailout bill and the recent nationalizing of banks that has created this atmosphere and it is an atmosphere of fear. I haven't talked to many who fear recession (we can survive it) and their top concern is not even all of the money they have recently lost in the stock market. The people I talk to are concerned about losing their financial freedoms and the death of the free market. No one knows what the government might do next and I am also very apprehensive about what may be America's future.
This is now the back-drop for this very unusual, socially groundbreaking election. This puts Barack Obama in an entirely new light and it seems to have a green cast that is foreboding. He is an unusual candidate not because of his race but because of a background which people seem reluctant to fully discuss because of his race. It is strange to have an American candidate with his own symbol which has also been morphed into the presidential seal. It is unnerving to have a candidate that some refer to as a Messiah and do so seriously. It is more than unsettling to hear Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. state that a book should be added to the Bible about Barack Obama. It is surreal to visit sites online that elevate him to the level of messiah and watch hitleresque videos of children in the U.S. and around the world singing praises to Obama. Given the current backdrop, this unusual following, and his rapid rise in the Democratic party, I can't find anything in our history that compares to Barack Obama. I am reluctant to fully voice the historical comparisons that do seem to fit.
I believe Barack Obama is also the most unknown and most inexperienced candidate to ever run for the office of President of the U.S.A. He surely is the least known, most inexperienced candidate of my lifetime. Because of this, I have spent some time online researching who this man is and learning more has not diminished any of my uneasy feelings. Instead, I am more apprehensive than ever about this man being elected President of the United States. I never would vote for someone who is so morally and fiscally liberal as he but I have never feared the possibility of my country not surviving the election of a liberal candidate the way I do fear the possible outcome of this election now. Recently, I have come to know that there are serious reasons to doubt that he is even a natural born citizen and he won't even produce the documents necessary to prove this. There is a lawsuit against him in Pennsylvania asking him to do just that but it is being heard by a liberal judge who is postponing discovery until after the election. I know it is possible to read anything on the net but I am 98.5% sure that this is legitimate even though the news media has, for the most part, ignored this lawsuit and the question it raises. I would encourage everyone who reads this to check it out for themselves at ObamaCrimes.com and make their own assessment. This is the website of the Democrat bringing this case to court against Obama and the DNC. He is a past deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania with good standing in the Democratic party.
I know that by my daring to voice what many are whispering, I run the risk of being called a racist. I can only say that when I first heard of Barack Obama running for president that I was nothing but proud of my country. I felt blessed, and still do, to have been able to witness the Civil Rights movement in the sixties and also see those old prejudices put down to the point of a black man possibly holding the highest office in the land. I am very disappointed that he does not seem to be of the same caliber as that man who stood up and led the Civil Rights Movement and also died as a result of having the courage to stand up against the wrongs perpetrated against his people. If Martin Luther King Jr. were alive today, I think he would be concerned about the character of this individual also. I know that there are many black men and women out there who are of the caliber of Martin Luther King Jr. but I fear that Barack Obama is not one of them. We should never choose to vote against a candidate because of his color; and neither should we elect one because of his color and our guilt about our country's history. If we are still so prejudice as to vote in either of these two ways, then we will deserve the president that we elect. My hope is that Americans will rise above and truly judge each candidate on the content of their character,(I can still hear Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking as he dreamed of such a day in America) having done all possible to be able to discern that character, and elect the candidate who will be the best steward of this country that so many of us love.
May God not only bless America but preserve her. May he enable the American people to not be blinded by the color of any candidate's skin but to be truly color blind and vote accordingly in this crucial election.
posted by Lady Lavender at
6:22 PM
2 Comments:
A lot of good points in here, Lady L. I agree that people are definitely becoming a lot more outspoken about their socialist views. Who was that congresswoman who recently said the democrats all wanted to nationalize the oil industry?
In the 88' election, Dukakis came out and said 'liberal' shouldn't be considered a dirty word and he lost by a landslide. Clinton ran as a moderate democrat from a conservative state. For someone to openly talk about 'spreading the wealth around' and then refuse to take it back is very scary. I agree with Rush that the market drops have more to do with the fears of an economic recession induced by Obama than because of people losing their access to credit.
I'm a little skeptical at the moment of the Obama birth certificate case. If he posted a picture of it online that's good enough for me for right now ... but there could be something hiding there -he did live in a lot of other countries for a lot of his life.
Also, the state of Hawaii is the worst state about birth certificates, but you didn't hear that from me! ;)
Hi Micah,
I blew it off the first time I read it also. Then after digging deeper, I've become convinced that it is probably true. If it isn't, I don't know why he doesn't just produce the paperwork to prove it and be done with it. The same question came up in regards to John McCain as he was born in Panama because of his dad's military service and he produced the necessary documents and that was that.
The problem with the birth certificate that is published online is that the seal is modern and done with a laser. It is a recent copy and not a vaulted copy. He needs to produce a vaulted copy that certifies a live birth at such and such hospital in Hawaii and not just a registered birth which his mother could have done when she brought him home from Kenya. Also, his Kenyan family say that he was born in Kenya (I think they stated this without knowing it could be a problem)and there was an Obama live birth recorded at the local hospital in Kenya, at that time. If his mother would have been 19 or older, he would have been considered an U.S. citizen but she was only 18; so, if he was born in Kenya, he is a citizen of Kenya. Another interesting detail is that his mother married an Indonesian named, Soetoro and she and Barak moved to Indonesia and Soetoro adopted Barak. His name in Indonesia was, Barry Soetoro. At that time, only Indonesian citizens were allowed to go to school in Indonesia. It is thought that Barak's mother and Barak denied their U.S. citizenship so that Barak could go to school. He says that he attended a Catholic school but others say he attended a Muslim school.His mother sent him to Hawaii to live with his grandparents when he was ten. He did not enter the country as an immigrant and if he was no longer a citizen of the U.S. then he is here illegally. At eighteen, he could have taken an Oath Of Citizenship and reclaimed his U.S. citizenship (if he really was born in Hawaii and not Kenya). There is no record of his having done so.
The birth certificate that is posted online comes from factcheck.org and the thing that brings its legitimacy into question is that Obama sat on the board of factcheck for two years. That is the same time period in which he became involved with Ayres and ACORN.
There are so many questions around this that I can't believe that he and the DNC were not prepared for this problem. If he is legitimate, they should want to produce the necessary proof. The only reason I can think of for the stal (from August)is that there really is a problem.
The latest is that Berg filed some kind of legal action on Sept. 15 that made it mandatory that Obama and the DNC produce a vaulted copy of the birth certificate by Oct. 15 or the absense of evidence at that time would be a legal confession of guilt. The judge has dismissed the case, as of today, and Berg is going to take it to the Supreme Court.
Now, that's all I know and I'd like to hear what you know about Hawaii birth certificates.
On another note, there is also evidence that Obama used taxpayer dollars to campaign for a family member in Kenya who was running for President. This man is a Communist and lost the election. He has stirred up some terrible violence in an effort to take the office by force. This has been reported on by Hannity and the video can be seen at www.operationexposeobama.com.
I'm telling you the more I read the worse it gets. Americans think something like this can't happen here and I'm afraid that in itself makes us very vulnerable. I hope all of this is smoke and mirrors. Nothing would make me happier.
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