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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 05:55 AM by andy1033
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did you guys see how the daily show, ripped into obama's name etc... and they were joking that he dresses like that iranian leader.
tabloid newspaper world, just brings these things out into the open, do you not think the people planning these campaignes do not know what they are
doing.
do you remember in 2000 when the republicans were caught doing funny things in commercials, like flashing up rats or something with gore.
its a dirty business, and everything is deniable, so everyside will do whatever they can to get them that office.
does the american people even have a choice who gets the choice as party favorite, doubt it, the money men do. it comes down to how much money you can
spend on tv and send drivel into peoples minds.
it does not matter know that obama is muslim or not, the fact that mud sticks in this world and they know that, now everyone deep down will think he
is a muslim, and clinton can use that in any way she wants to.
who ever comes the next president, the american people deserve, becuase they will fall for what these guys push into there faces.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 06:58 AM by jsobecky
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Originally posted by semperfortis
Of course....
Just from reading here on ATS, it is abundantly clear that the Republicans are responsible for Smearing Obama, Clinton cheating, Kennedy killing Mary
Jo, Reid making millions on illegal land schemes, Sinking the Titanic, all major earth quakes and every other ill the Democrats in Moderate sheep
clothing do not want to take responsibility for.
Katrina. Don't forget Katrina. That was definitely Bush black ops; the governor and the mayor were actually heroes.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 07:26 AM by grover
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 08:30 AM by polanksi
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CNN did a piece on Obama last night(22nd) He went to school in Indonesia @ six years old as stated. Almost any school you go to in Indonesia will be
predominately Muslims, but we are talking 40 years ago. That was essentailly pre Islamic Fundamentalism. It was also in a very wealthy area an
unlikely breeding ground for terrorists. Most of the real so called Islamo-fascist actually were post USSR- Afghanistan, n'est pas? Or is that just
because the US doesn't back terrorist so they weren't really terrorists until after we left Afghanistan to their own devices ie. Taliban.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 08:42 AM by Benevolent Heretic
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Originally posted by andy1033
did you guys see how the daily show, ripped into obama's name etc... and they were joking that he dresses like that iranian leader.
They were actually making fun of the 'news' reporting on CNN. They were the first to do those ridiculous comparisons. The split-screen of Obama and
Ahmadinejad/Osama/Hussien came directly from CNN's story.
Source
I'm glad to see that this ridiculous story has been proven totally bogus. For those who believed Obama went to school to become a terrorist when he
was 6 years old, and therefore is not fit to be POTUS, I hope you're satisfied that it's not true.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 08:46 AM by TheBandit795
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The school was a school based on the Dutch educational system. Dutch people started that elementary school. My old elementary school (which is also
Dutch based) is very similar to this one. It doesn't have anything to do with Islamofascist education.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 10:36 AM by jsobecky
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Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I'm glad to see that this ridiculous story has been proven totally bogus. For those who believed Obama went to school to become a terrorist when he
was 6 years old, and therefore is not fit to be POTUS, I hope you're satisfied that it's not true.
I think it's still up for discussion whether it has been proven totally bogus. How many schools today are the same as they were 40 years ago? Plus,
who's to say CNN's source is any more believable than Clinton's - I mean, Insight's?
Plus, nobody was arguing that "Obama went to school to become a terrorist when he was 6 years old". The source of the leak was in question, as was
his muslim heritage.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 11:13 AM by Regenmacher
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Originally posted by jsobecky
I think it's still up for discussion whether it has been proven totally bogus.
Plus, who's to say CNN's source is any more believable than Clinton's - I mean, Insight's?
Besides everyone knows Reverend Moonbat's magazine is the epitome of truth, just like Pol Pot was the world's greatest leader! You know it holmes,
so let's shave our heads and go dance at the airport!
All hail King Moonbat!
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 11:58 AM by grover
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Whether or not Barak Obama has an Islamic heritage should have no more baring than Jack Kennedy's Catholic heritage. A big deal was made about that
as well claiming that his allegience to the Pope would somehow trump his responsiblity to his country. The tactic was bigoted back then and it is
bigoted today... the only issue that we should be discussing is whether the man has the qualifications for the job.
Shame on all of you who are making his religion, real or assumed, an issue...but I guess if you made his race one you would be showing your true
colors.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 12:14 PM by Benevolent Heretic
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I don't know that I'm "making it an issue", grover. I don't mean to defend the fact that Obama isn't a Muslim, I mean to defend finding the
truth of the matter. There's nothing wrong with a Muslim being president. In fact I think it would be very interesting.
It's much like the media saying that a straight man is gay. He could ignore it or he could tell the truth, saying "not that there's anything wrong
with that."
What gets stuck in my craw is people believing a lie, regardless what it is. Does that make sense?
And jsobecky, you're right. Even though CNN (imo) is a much better and more credible new source than Insight, they still have their slant to
the 'news' they report, and with that second statement of mine, I was just being sarcastic. Although I think if we could search the minds of
Americans, we'd find plenty of people who think Obama's a terrorist trying to take over the USA. After all, the Manchurian Candidate was mentioned,
so the idea is out there.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 12:34 PM by grover
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All I am saying is the making an issue of his religion, or lack thereof (race, sexual preference, gender handedness, eye color etc) and to somehow
imply that those distinctions make him unfit for the job of president is an act not of partisanship but prejudice.
How would some people like it if I said that in order to be president you must have made the honor roll in college... that to have been a C average
student should disqualify you from the job?
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 12:42 PM by intrepid
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Originally posted by grover
All I am saying is the making an issue of his religion, or lack thereof (race, sexual preference, gender handedness, eye color etc) and to somehow
imply that those distinctions make him unfit for the job of president is an act not of partisanship but prejudice.
Yes grover but this is politics. Perception goes a long way in adopting or dismissing individuals. Is it right? No but it's the nature of the beast.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 12:46 PM by grover
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Well this is true but it doesn't make it right. I am after all a self declared old hippie liberal idealist.
I believe very strongly that a person should be judged on their merits and qualifications and this politics by character assassination, real or
implied, is obscene.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:08 PM by Astronomer70
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Grover I lived in and around Washington, D.C. for some 17 years and I can state without fear of contradiction that the perception of evil there is
just as important as evil itself.
As far as the Insight article goes it may have been a plant, it may have been an inept attempt at the truth, it may have been pure fabrication, or
something else, but none of that matters now--it's history. The evil seed has been planted and many will believe it. Denial, if coupled with lots
of contradictory evidence and tons of publicity may mitigate everything to a large degree, but it won't make it go away entirely--the perception is
there.
Ugh! What a sad commentary on our times.
The pen, whether dipped in poison or not, is truely mightier than the sword.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:14 PM by jsobecky
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Originally posted by grover
Whether or not Barak Obama has an Islamic heritage should have no more baring than Jack Kennedy's Catholic heritage. A big deal was made about that
as well claiming that his allegience to the Pope would somehow trump his responsiblity to his country. The tactic was bigoted back then and it is
bigoted today... the only issue that we should be discussing is whether the man has the qualifications for the job.
Shame on all of you who are making his religion, real or assumed, an issue...but I guess if you made his race one you would be showing your true
colors.
Well, was he a muslim or wasn't he? If he was, why is he hiding it? JFK never tried to hide the fact that he was a Catholic. And he was elected
president, which shows that Americans don't really care.
As far as making his race an issue, you're the one who brought that up. What is his race, btw, grover?
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:15 PM by semperfortis
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WOO HOOO!!!
Pot calling the kettle black isn't it???
Was it not YOU, that knee jerked the Republican Smear idea first? Did YOU not suggest this before we began making fun of you Liberals blaming
everything on Us?
OH OH
Caught
Semper
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:36 PM by grover
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Originally posted by jsobecky
Originally posted by grover
Whether or not Barak Obama has an Islamic heritage should have no more baring than Jack Kennedy's Catholic heritage. A big deal was made about that
as well claiming that his allegience to the Pope would somehow trump his responsiblity to his country. The tactic was bigoted back then and it is
bigoted today... the only issue that we should be discussing is whether the man has the qualifications for the job.
Shame on all of you who are making his religion, real or assumed, an issue...but I guess if you made his race one you would be showing your true
colors.
Well, was he a muslim or wasn't he? If he was, why is he hiding it? JFK never tried to hide the fact that he was a Catholic. And he was elected
president, which shows that Americans don't really care.
As far as making his race an issue, you're the one who brought that up. What is his race, btw, grover?
Does it matter? I was raised in the Brethern Church, became a Baha'i and am only passingly affilitated with them now. He has said that he converted
to Christianity and that should be that.
As for his race? thats simple...the human race.
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:42 PM by grover
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Originally posted by semperfortis
WOO HOOO!!!
Pot calling the kettle black isn't it???
Was it not YOU, that knee jerked the Republican Smear idea first? Did YOU not suggest this before we began making fun of you Liberals blaming
everything on Us?
OH OH
Caught
Semper
Semper read my original post all over again. I was quoting from Times on line, it was them who said that it could have come from the Republican camp
in an attempt to smear both Obama and Clinton... I merely agreed with them... AND you are surely not going to try and tell me that Rove and his
cronies have not used this type of tactic before are you?
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:48 PM by TheBandit795
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Originally posted by semperfortis Did YOU not suggest this before we began making fun of you Liberals blaming everything on
Us?
OH OH
Caught
Semper
This isn't abovepolitics.com
(And I didn't see the whole thread, so if anyone said you repugs or anything like that, please point it to me  )
*Back to the thread*
I repeat: The school is a school based on the Dutch education system. And they have been upholding that to this day it seems to me. Same as my
old elementary school.
Madra who??? Say that again???
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reply posted on 23-1-2007 @ 01:59 PM by semperfortis
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I'm sorry..
I thought we were discussing a political figure, and thus politics..
My fault
Semper
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