I have had a sick feeling that this Obama presidency would turn into a racial flash point and I
suspect we're seeing the sunrise of that trial now.
Barack Obama was elected because he was an African American. Many white people voted for
him only because of the historic moment it would bring to the United States. Granted, he is
charismatic, but there is an unmistakable spiritual unease around the man. Something is wrong.
Many African Americans voted for him because he is black (over 90 percent). They were swept up
in the moment, refusing to see the facts regarding his murderous votes which helped to condemn
almost 50 percent of black babies to the butchery of abortion. He has also voted that a baby who
survives an abortion should be left to die, unaided. This is a horrible abomination. Only a
heartless, cold human being could advocate such an atrocity.
His continued stance against all that is natural, morally good and just is a huge red flag of
potential evils to come. If he'd leave a little defenseless baby to die, what would he think is OK in
other situations that call for empathy? In other words, if you don't have empathy for a little baby
in a situation like that, I don't think you ever will.
Because everything seems to be about him, I believe he will use the race card when he feels he's
losing ground. Enter the Gates case-a disorderly conduct arrest which was well justified. After
Obama's irresponsible comment that the police acted 'stupidly' during the Gates arrest, there are
already reports that many young black men are using the president's misguided comments against
the police.
'Out of chaos comes order.'
Rham Emanuel and the gang also believe that a crisis should never go to waste. Surely it's an
opportunity to tighten the social screws on people. So much for a civilian police force! I guess
they'll settle for a civilian chaos force when they start feeling the heat.
This is dangerous business folks, but not foreign to a Chicago thug White House whose roots are in
Reverend Wright's church, were black liberation theology is served up on a regular basis.
7-24-2009
11:10am
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