reply to post by JoshNorton
Like with any conspiracy I cannot assert that there is one, I can only point to coincidences (?) that suggest that there may be one. The more you
discover the more likely you are on the right track.
"Russert's longtime friend and physician, Dr. Michael Newman, said that his asymptomatic coronary artery disease had been controlled with medication
and exercise, and that he had performed well on a stress test in late April." Source: Wikipedia. Do you have any statistics on how many journalists
age 58 or less die of heart attack in the US? (Btw, if there is a conspiracy, they are not stupid and use it on a 23 year old, a 23 year old would
more likely commit "suicide", such as 9/11 witnesses)
It is one thing for believers in the liberal dogma when their candidate (the one who sends “thrill going up” the leg of Chris Mathews) is being
accused by Hannity-and-the-like (that is a quasi-endorsement). But being exposed by a liberal on NBC is far worse.
Not all the names of members of secret societies are known to the public. Obama may be one of them.
If he is, he would have good reason to be
afraid that Russert would expose it, especially after asking him questions like what you see below. It is true that I cannot assert Obama is a member,
and if he was, that would not disqualify him in the eyes of many Americans. But Obama sealed all his records on his first day in office. Clearly, he
has
something to hide. If it is not related to his eligibility, then what else is there?
Notice that Russert died less than 6 weeks after this interview. This was the point at which Obama became the likely nominee. What a disaster for
Democrats if,
after his nomination, ANOTHER news came out that would question his patriotism? June is 5 months before the election –
coincidence?
Mark Pittman November: 2009 (did you read what happened to his law suit against the Federal Reserve?) – coincidence?
Andrew Breitbart: March 2012 (shortly before the beginning of the re-election campaign) – coincidence?
Portions of an interview of Obama with Tim Russert on May 4, 2008 (May 7, 1950 – June 13, 2008)
MR. RUSSERT: On Friday you said, "It's been a rough couple of weeks." An understatement. What has the
controversy over Reverend Jeremiah
Wright done to your campaign?
R: What is confusing to some people is why it took so long. This is what you said back in March in Philadelphia. Let's watch.
R: And yet, less than five weeks later,
you have said something much different. Let's watch that.
R: What happened in those five weeks? Because
you already knew, prior to the March speech, that he had suggested the U.S. government created
the AIDS virus;
you knew he went to Libya with Louis Farrakhan;
you knew about his hate speech on September 11th, about the
chickens
coming home to roost and other things. What did you learn in those five weeks that you didn't know in March?
R: The critics have said he (Rev. Wright) can attack the United States of America, he can do all sorts of things that divide the country, but
only
when he made it politically uncomfortable for you did you finally separate himself from him.
R: When you announced your candidacy back in February of '07 in Springfield, the
same place Abraham Lincoln announced his candidacy … (Rev.
Wright) said that one of the essential facts about the U.S. is, "We believe in
white supremacy and black inferiority and believe it more than
we believe in God." Now, that
is so contrary to a speech I heard you gave yesterday about one nation, one people.
R:
So you knew in '07 "This guy's a problem. I have to keep him out of the spotlight involving my campaign." SEN. OBAMA: Right. Sure.
R: You're new to the national political scene. Is it fair for people to raise
questions about your judgment for misjudging Reverend
Wright?
R: ...and they talk about the
flag pin and about your wife
Michelle's comment about being proud for the first time in her adult life as an
American, and talk about Reverend Wright saying, "
God damn America," and talk about standing at the national anthem at the steak fry and
not putting your hand over your heart, all those things, challenging your patriotism...
R: "How is he (Obama) going to respond? How is he going to
defend or define his patriotism?" SEN. OBAMA: Right. R:
What's the
answer?
R: The National Journal says that
in 26 of the 29 contests you've been involved in you have lost white voters who do not have college degrees.
How do you connect with them?
What's wrong?
Hitler said "What luck for the rulers that people do not think." Translation: Do not believe autopsy results they are easy to manipulate.
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