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Here We Go Again Another Barack Church Fiasco!

This clown is preaching in the same church Obama has attended for over 20 years.  People in that church cheers and cheers.  Has Obama disavowed his relationship to this church? NOPE is still member.  So, you don't agree with any one in your church, yet you want to keep going there. D-U-H !

I am sure glad Barack Hussen Obama is the Messiah of unity.  What better way then to achieve unity, if not through church and its religious leaders.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/05/priest-and-obam.html
Priest and Obama Ally Mocks Clinton's Tears from Obama's Church's Pulpit
May 29, 2008 3:34 PM

Father Michael Pfleger, a fiery liberal social activist and a white reverend at an African-American church -- St. Sabina’s Catholic Church on the South Side of Chicago -- is a longtime friend and associate of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, having known him since the presidential hopeful was a community activist. In September, the Obama campaign brought Pfleger to Iowa to host one of several interfaith forums for the campaign.

Their relationship spans decades. Pfleger has given money to Obama's campaigns and Obama as a state legislator directed at least $225,000 towards social programs at St. Sabina's, according to the Chicago Tribune.

A new Youtube video making the rounds shows Pfleger speaking at Obama's church, Trinity United Church of Christ, just last Sunday, mocking Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, for having cried in New Hampshire, suggesting that she wept because she thought as a white person and wife of a former president she was entitled to the presidency.

In response to the sermon, Obama issued a statement saying: “As I have traveled this country, I've been impressed not by what divides us, but by all that that unites us. That is why I am deeply disappointed in Father Pfleger's divisive, backward-looking rhetoric, which doesn't reflect the country I see or the desire of people across America to come together in common cause.”

This is what Obama was responding to: After being introduced by Obama's church's new pastor -- Rev. Otis Moss -- Rev. Pfleger talks about the importance of taking on "white entitlement and supremacy wherever it raises its head."

"Rev. Moss, when Hillary was crying, and people said that was put on, I really don't believe it was put on," Pfleger says from the pulpit. "I really believe that she just always thought, 'This is mine! I'm Bill's wife, I'm white, and this is mine! I just gotta get up and step into the plate.' And then out of nowhere came, 'Hey, I'm Barack Obama,' and she said, 'Oh, damn! Where did you come from? I'm white! I'm entitled! There's a black man stealing my show!'

Pfleger then mocks her crying, much to delight of the crowd, many of whom stand up and applaud.

"She wasn't the only one crying, there was a whole lot of white people crying!" Pfleger says to laughter.

The tape, which just shows this one controversial part of Pfleger's sermon, then cuts to Moss thanking Pfleger: "We thank God for the message, we thank God for the messenger, we thank God for Father Michael Pfleger," Moss says.

The New York Times recently described Father Pfleger as having "long worked with South Side political leaders to reduce crime and improve the community. But he has drawn fire from some quarters for defending the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and inviting him to speak at his church."

- jpt

UPDATE: Pfleger appears to have been scrubbed from the Obama campaign's page that features the testimony of faith leaders.

UPDATE II: Father Pfleger writes to say, "I regret the words I chose on Sunday. These words are inconsistent with Senator Obama's life and message, and I am deeply sorry if they offended Senator Clinton or anyone else who saw them."

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The Barack Obama gaffe machine rolls on.

The Drive-By Media out there saying, "You know, we gotta cut both these people, all three of these people some slack.  I mean, it's a long campaign out there.  There are going to be misstatements. As many words as these people speak, why, they can't possibly be expected to get everything right all the time.  There are going to be slip-ups." 

 

So he's a walking gaffe machine out there, and they say, "Yeah, you gotta cut these people some slack."  No, no, no!  At some point, doesn't it make sense that somebody running for president should know some things, should have a basic understanding of American history?  What this guy has -- and this is a psychological problem, and somebody has written about it on a blog.  

Let me see. Where was this written about?  'Cause it's exactly right.  RedState.com: "A Pathological Need to be Part of History," and it's true.  Almost half of these gaffes that Obama makes involve a family member being involved in it somehow.  Like Selma and his father getting over to the country because of the Kennedys, and now some relative raiding -- what was it, Auschwitz? Well, no.  Wherever he said it was, he got it wrong.  But there is this need -- and as Byron York points out, and I think this is an interesting observation, too. "Have you noticed," Byron York says, "that the only family members that Barack talks about are the white side of his family?"  His mother, his grandmother.  We never hear about all the great heroes on his father's side of the family.  His father... There was one little, I think, reference to his father being so moved by the Kennedys or so moved by something that he came over here and found his mom and married her, but that turns out to be an exaggeration." 

 

This is Monday, Memorial Day. This is shortly after Obama just saw the dead.  He's giving a Memorial Day speech, fallen line, broken lane, breaking line of fallen heroes, "some of whom I see here today." Some of whom I see here today!  He also said this.

OBAMA:  I had an uncle who was part of the first American troops to go into Auschwitz and liberate the concentration camps, and the story in our family was is that when he came home he just went up into the attic and he didn't leave the house for six months.

Yeah, this was part of posttraumatic stress disorder.  This is his motivating, inspiring, and uplifting Memorial Day speech. It was supposed to be a speech honoring the dead who have served this country, instead he tries to portray them all as a bunch of psychological nutcases.  Anyway, he got it wrong. The Red Army, by the way the Russians -- who at the time were our allies because they hated the Nazis; they despised them.  You remember, George Patton radioed back to headquarters, said, "Ike? Omar? Let me head into Moscow and take care of these people now.  We're going to have hell to pay if we don't."  They wouldn't let him go.  And he turned out to be right.  But after he finished off what he was doing in World War II with the Nazis, he wanted to head right over to Moscow and finish these guys off, and they said no.  So it was the Red Army that liberated Auschwitz, and of course Obama's uncle could not... Well, maybe... Who the hell knows?  But anyway, gets home, is six months up in the attic because he was so distressed.  Last Night, Lou Dobbs Tonight had this exchange with correspondent Candy Crowley.

 

DOBBS:  Do you think somebody should create a petition to perhaps make certain that all of these candidates get enough sleep? Do you think that would be a good idea?

CROWLEY: Yeah. (giggles) Absolutely. I mean, y-you know listen, uh, w-when I talked to the campaign today, um, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, uh, obviously these are two very famous concentration camps, and they said he simply misspoke. But, as you mentioned, uh, between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, we have had a lot of sleep-deprived statements lately.

Brent Bozell has a great piece on this.  Here is the opening of his column: "Imagine that John McCain named a young running mate to campaign with him, and this national rookie suggested America had 58 states, repeatedly used the wrong names for the cities he was visiting, and honored a Memorial Day crowd by acknowledging the 'fallen heroes' who were present, somehow alive and standing in the audience. How long would it take for the national media to see another Dan Quayle caricature? Let's raise the stakes. What if it was the GOP presidential candidate making these thoroughly ridiculous comments? This scenario is very real, except it isn't McCain. It's the other" guy, Barack Obama. "ABC reporter Jake Tapper follows politicians around for a living. On his blog, he suggested Barack Obama has a problem: 'The man has been a one-man gaffe machine.'  

"Just in the last few days, in Sunrise, Florida, Obama said, 'How's it going, Sunshine?' He did the same thing in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, calling it 'Sioux City.' Some of his geographic struggles seem calculated. When asked why Hillary Clinton trounced him in Kentucky, Obama claimed 'I'm not very well known in that part of the country...Sen. Clinton, I think, is much better known, coming from a nearby state of Arkansas. So it's not surprising that she would have an advantage in some of those states in the middle.'" The problem is "Obama's home state of Illinois is more than 'near' Kentucky -- it borders Kentucky." Arkansas does not. "In Oregon...Obama said of his long campaign, 'I've been in fifty-seven states, I think, one left to go.' No one in the press made much of this. As former ABC political reporter Marc Ambinder, now with the Atlantic Monthly magazine, admitted: 'But if John McCain did this -- if he mistakenly said he'd visited 57 states -- the media would be all up in his grill, accusing him of a senior moment.'

"If you doubt him, remember how most media outlets noted, then underlined McCain's error about al-Qaeda being trained and funded by Iran." It goes on and on to, you know, we get to the point here about the invasion of the concentration camp.  Obama "talked about posttraumatic stress disorder by claiming he had an uncle 'who was part of the American brigade that helped to liberate Auschwitz,' and then came home and spent six months in an attic. The prisoners at Auschwitz were liberated," as I said, "by the Red Army. Obama earlier made the claim on his campaign site that his grandfather knew American troops who liberated Auschwitz and Treblinka (also liberated by the Red Army)." So he's done this twice.  It does get to the point here where we need to see that this guy's got a fundamental psychological need to be part of history. The Selma example is a good one, too.  Don't we think these guys running for president ought to know something about their own country?
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What Happens If Barrack Hussen Obama Is Not Annointed

Suppose Barrack Hussen Obama, the half-white guy, is not annointed by those in the closed cigar room.  Just suppose, contrary to the party of "all votes will always count" - unless we do not like the outcome - should actually allow all votes to count.  If all the votes of all Americans counted, then the Big H would be nominee. 

Barrack Hussen Obama (BHO) carries over 90% of the black vote.  What happens when the black community does not get what it feels it deserves or feels in any way that they are not receiving their just desires?  The factual truth is shown below :

  • August 11th, 1965, Riots in Watts, part of Los Angeles, California. In six days, $200 million in property damage, 34 people died, 1,032 were injured, and 3,952 were arrested. Of the 1,032 injured in Watts, there were 90 Los Angeles police officers, 36 firemen, 10 National Guardsmen, and 23 people from government agencies. 977 establishments were damaged, burned, looted, and destroyed, which included businesses, private buildings, and public buildings.
  • April 4th,1968: United States erupts in race violence. Dozens of major cities in the United States have been rocked by an escalation in the race riots. Several hundred have also been injured and about 3,000 people have been arrested - most of those in Washington DC. Curfews are in place in many areas of the country and National Guard soldiers have been mobilised to help quell the violence which is threatening to engulf the US in a race war. Twelve thousand troops in the nation's capital were called on to help protect fire fighters tackling at least eight blazes started by rioters. Other fires started in Chicago were accompanied by looting and sniping, and at least 20 buildings have been completely destroyed. There have also been 38 arson attacks in Detroit, shootings reported in Pittsburgh and a four-hour gun battle at Tennessee State University.
    • So elequently stated:  United Black Front chairman Lincoln Lynch said black Americans should adopt a new stance. "It is imperative to abandon the unconditional non-violent concept expounded by Dr King and adopt the position that for every Martin Luther King who falls, 10 white racists will go down with him. "There is no other way - America understands no other language," he said.
  • April 29, 1992.  The Rodney King uprising, also known as  the Rodney King riots, were sparked on April 29, 1992 when a jury acquitted four police officers accused in the videotaped beating of black motorist Rodney King following a high-speed pursuit. Thousands of people in the Los Angeles area rioted over the six days following the verdict. Widespread looting, assault, arson, and murder occurred, damage was estimated in the millions.

The validity to showing historical precidents?  Well for one thing, they actually happened, and many Americas either don't remember them or were not around when they happened.  There is additional support for providing this knowledge.

Mail order theologian, Al Sharpton, decided to forego the balance of his Democratic payoff that had been offered for his silence this political season. Yes, the temptation to “demand justice,” Al’s own unique brand of justice, overwhelmed him due to the Sean Bell verdict in New York City. Sharpton accused Barack Obama of “grandstanding in front of white people” because the Senator had the audacity to call for nonviolence in the “aftermath” of this legal decision. Sharpton, who considers “grandstanding” in front of black people to be perfectly acceptable, was planning to rekindle his patented “yell fire in a crowded theatre” type of preaching before Senator Obama cut him off at the pass.

This is the same "Reverand" Sharpton who has predicted there will be marching in the streets if Barrack Hussen Obama is denied the nomination.  Marching in the streets is PLC for riots!  When you yell fire in a march, you have a riot.  One riot, will lead to massive riots. History has proven it.  That is an indisputable fact.

You believe the Superdelegates don't know this? You believe they don't understand the consequences of making every single vote of every American count?

If you believe life will be normal if all votes of all Americans are counted, then your belief remind me of the old joke: A man, named Bob, is working on a high rise building, twenty stories high.  Another worker comes along and berates him for wearing so much safety equipment. Bob claims it is required for his safety.  The other man steps off the edge of a beam and does not fall.  Bob is amazed. The other man tells Bob, all the safety equipment is a myth, and if he removes them, he can do his job safely. So Bob, seeing the man standing there, removes his equipment and steps off the beam.  He immediatelt drops to the ground.  Another man comes along, shaking his head in disapproval, while saying, Superman, you have a perverted sense of humor!  Superman says, I told the turth, just left out the part about not being able to fly.

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