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Originally Posted by Lampada
Я - простой наблюдатель. Да, Обама мне пока представляется одним из немногих нормальных людей в верхах Вашингтона.
Блажен, кто верует. Я, однако же, ещё меньше, чем простой наблюдатель. (Слишком мало информации даже для простого наблюдения. ;)) Поэтому, настаивать не буду. Будем верить в хороший вариант развития событий. 8)
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Originally Posted by Ramil
This is true. Anti-American sentiments prevail in the Russian media. But it's only natural, after all, considering the current relations between our countries.
I strongly suspect that the self-perception of a typical Russian has recently been elevated due to the so-called "independent" policy of Russia since Putin's government took over. I noticed that the overall motive has been somewhat close to: "So, before, Yeltzin and democrats have been doing exactly what the US wanted. However, the life was much worse than today. Now, when Russia is pursuing its own interests, the life is better. Therefore, it actually pays off to have independent policy. Have a look at what the US is doing - it's only doing what's the best for them. And ignores the others. So, now let's totally screw their opinion! We should ignore them too and we'll prosper."
Please correct me if you think I got that wrong.
If I got that right though, the tone wouldn't really be "natural", but rather very artificial. :roll:
I thing you've got cause and effect back to front. It's not 'having an independent policy pisses off the Americans and that makes us prosperous', but rather 'having an independent policy makes us prosperous and if that pisses off the Americans then that's just tough shit', which seems perfectly reasonable to me.
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Scotcher, Hmm, well you are right, no specific cities were mentioned, just "new targets in Europe."
Putin, 7/2007
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,277492,00.html
http://cndyorks.gn.apc.org/yspace/artic ... ld_war.htm
Gen. Solovtsov, 9/2008
“I can’t exclude that ... the missile shield in Poland and the Czech Republic and other such objects could be chosen as designated targets for some of our inter-continental ballistic missiles”
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news- ... -in-Europe
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What the fact is with the American government? Should Russia settle its weapons somewhere in Peru or Mexico to prevent the bombing of Russia from the territory of Japan or Georgia? I am faithfull Russia should do it!
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Now, now, all you Obama haters, don't be afraid, relax, we've been under the excellent management (hah!) of Bush junior for a while now, and what is the result? The world is a lot less stable, the planet hates America, the country is divided, the economy is in shambles, my house is worth $200k less than one year ago. I think we've reached rock bottom, fellows. It is time we let someone else steer this ship for the next 4 years!
For the Russians: in your eyes, as leof stated, he should be the lesser of the two evils. Obama has had much softer statements on Russian than McCain, especially when it came to the Georgian crisis. The democrats have been a lot more hesitant on the missile shield, but I doubt America will just turn in its tracks on that one... although one can only hope!
For the Reupblicans: At least Obama is including Republicans in his cabinet (latest: Robert Gates), being drastically more inclusive than the honorable Bush. Obama has a lot to live up to, the way the media has glorified him, and doubtless many will be disappointed, but compared to the previous administration, I think he'll do just fine!
Take a breather, America has made history, they eleceted an african-american president named Barack Hussein Obama!
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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
It is time we let someone else steer this ship for the next 4 years!
Lucky people. Unfortunatelly, here in Russia we can't implement the same idea about our own presidents, in a case we're fed up with their styles of governing. That's the difference.
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[quote=mishau_] Quote:
Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":3pkbbufb
It is time we let someone else steer this ship for the next 4 years!
Lucky people. Unfortunatelly, here in Russia we can't implement the same idea about our own presidents, in a case we're fed up with their styles of governing. That's the difference.[/quote:3pkbbufb]
Об этом уже есть весёлая картинка:
http://forum.ourprivate.net/files/ly...osatyi_143.jpg
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[quote=mishau_] Quote:
Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":1wacso38
It is time we let someone else steer this ship for the next 4 years!
Lucky people. Unfortunatelly, here in Russia we can't implement the same idea about our own presidents, in a case we're fed up with their styles of governing. That's the difference.[/quote:1wacso38]
There is no real difference in the way Medvedev or Obama were "elected". Both were thrown upon the people by higher sources.
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in what way do you mean Obama was thrown upon the people by higher sources? Do you mean that Obama was selected by Bush as his successor?
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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
in what way do you mean Obama was thrown upon the people by higher sources? Do you mean that Obama was selected by Bush as his successor?
No, not by Bush, but by the Media who are heavily biased toward Liberal politics.
It did not help that McCain shot himself in the foot every chance he got to open his mouth, too! I found it hard to believe that the Republicans could find no better candidate than a second rate hack like McCain. :wall:
All in all, I doubt that USA Foreign Politics will be much different under Obama than Bush, anyway. Given the mess we are in, it will be difficult to extract ourselves out of Iraq at this point. Obama is now privy to certain military intelligence that he was not a few weeks ago.
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So, what the average Americans expect from the new president? What's going to change in their life?
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Originally Posted by Ramil
So, what the average Americans expect from the new president? What's going to change in their life?
1. Obama will take money from people who have high incomes and give it to people who have low incomes.
2. Higher taxes for all.
3. Expand government.
4. Kill freedom of speech.
5. Kill the right of self defence.
6. Legitimize same sex marriage.
7. Increase crime.
8. Destroy the cattle business.
9. Institute "Big Brother".
Interesting article:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1108/15674.html
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Number 5 seems fine.
On the other hand if Americans prefer to shoot each other left and right it's their problem. Maybe Obama just should let them. :roll:
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Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
Number 5 seems fine.
On the other hand if Americans prefer to shoot each other left and right it's their problem. Maybe Obama just should let them. :roll:
It is not whether people "prefer to shoot each other" It's about the ability of the weak (ie an old man or a woman, someone who is alone, etc.) to prevent themselves from being harmed at the hands of any aggressor who is bigger or who has a weapon of any sort. The weak can not defend themselves without a weapon. Who are you (or anyone, the government, Obama, an activist group) to say that they should simply sacrifice themselves for a "principle"?
Especially a principle that Aggressors do not live by!
A government who fears it's people is a government that should be feared!
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Originally Posted by DDT
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Originally Posted by Ramil
So, what the average Americans expect from the new president? What's going to change in their life?
1. Obama will take money from people who have high incomes and give it to people who have low incomes.
2. Higher taxes for all.
3. Expand government.
4. Kill freedom of speech.
5. Kill the right of self defence.
6. Legitimize same sex marriage.
7. Increase crime.
8. Destroy the cattle business.
9. Institute "Big Brother".
Interesting article:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1108/15674.html
Some of DDTs suggestions baffle me, it sounds like someone has been the receiving end of Texan scare-tactics! "Big Brother" is here already, thanks to our current president and his friends!
1. End torture -- close guatanamo
2. Battle global warming
3. Raise fuel efficiency of cars
4. Separation of church from state (and I say this as a Christian)
5. A less agressive approach to diplomacy
6. A higher regard for America abroad
7. Turn the economy around (this one is going to be though)
8. Return of our soldiers in Iraq (probably not all)
9. Muslims, Jews, Christians, Hindus and Buddhists all holding hands and singing Kumbaya My lord in Iran with Osama.
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Originally Posted by DDT
It is not whether people "prefer to shoot each other" It's about the ability of the weak (ie an old man or a woman, someone who is alone, etc.) to prevent themselves from being harmed at the hands of any aggressor who is bigger or who has a weapon of any sort. The weak can not defend themselves without a weapon.
Говорят, двое поубивали друг друга (из огнестрельного оружия) на распродажах в черную пятницу. Место в очереди не поделили.
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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
7. Turn the economy around (this one is going to be though)
I guess you meant "tough" and not "though." Does this count as a глупая ошибка? :P
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Yes, of course. :oops: It's not only going to be touf, but phoroly so! :lol:
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It's about the ability of the weak (ie an old man or a woman, someone who is alone, etc.) to prevent themselves from being harmed at the hands of any aggressor who is bigger or who has a weapon of any sort.
If you really believe in that, would you be able to give a reference to any kind of statistics that can support your point? Something of the sort: "here we issued permits to possess guns at home and the crime rate dropped by 10%?" You see, if you live alone in the forest, then I might agree with you. Otherwise, be assured that a typical "aggressor" would know their weapon much better than the "weak", so if you have an option of the professionals effectively defending the "weak", or the insurance company insuring the weak's property, don't even try to give the "weak" any serious weapon. Also, if you have a "weak" killing the "aggressor" with a home knife, or a baseball bat, the "weak" will still need to defend himself/herself in the court. So, what problem would permitting the guns really solve? That both the "weak" and the "aggressor" would have the guns? Do you see my point?
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Guns have nothing to do with self-defense.
It's about the Second Amendment to the US Constitution. The American people has a constitutional right to overthrow their government by force. Technically, they can go revolt at any moment :) - they have this right. To enforce that right people were granted the right to "keep and bear arms". This principle lies in the very core of the American state. I doubt there is a 'legal force' that would have the ability (and desire) to amend that. As far I can tell, this is virtually impossible considering the American legal system.
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Originally Posted by Ramil
Guns have nothing to do with self-defense.
It's about the Second Amendment to the US Constitution. The American people has a constitutional right to overthrow their government by force. Technically, they can go revolt at any moment :) - they have this right. To enforce that right people were granted the right to "keep and bear arms". This principle lies in the very core of the American state. I doubt there is a 'legal force' that would have the ability (and desire) to amend that. As far I can tell, this is virtually impossible considering the American legal system.
You are right, of course but....
Don't count on it! Obama has said long ago said that he believes that citizens should not have guns for any reason at all! (Though he lies publically, that he supports hunting) He is the most anti-2nd Amendment president the US has ever seen and is choosing an anti-2nd Amendment cabinet also. This guy Obama is a "Manchurian Candidate".
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http://oregonfirearms.org/images/elian2.gif
This will be Obama's utopia.
Obama voted 4 times against bills allowing self defence in your home!
Go to this PDF file to read what Pearson, who has served in the Illinois State Capitol for 15 years, says about Obama.
http://oregonfirearms.org/pdfs/Obama%20 ... sition.pdf
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I am absolutely flabbergasted by what some have written here. Clearly, some people just cannot stand the thought of someone who is smart, charismatic, well-mannered in his approaches and well-refined in his speeches but just so happened to be half-black, becoming the leader of the free world, so a smear tactic is often deployed. Newsflash, people, stop digging up dirt on someone. What if he had Jeremiah Wright or Jesse Jackson supporting him? The far-right in the US, including the openly racist Ann Coulter, supported Bush, yet no one seem to use that argument against him.
Bush also had tons of Muslim (Saudi) millionaire friends, that doesn't make him any less suspicious. People can befriend whomever they want. The US is a free, capitalist country, a few shady business deals here and there is nothing out of the norm.
And really, a communist? I mean, just what the hell? He's a democrat, sure, he might support some social programs that might appear "socialist" in their nature, yeah, I agree, but to tarnish the man as a communist is loathsome. And the arguments used to support that are weak ("his mother-in-laws half brother was called this, which in commie lingo means this and that, which goes to prove that he is a commie"). Here's another thing to add to your smear campaign: his parents met in a Russian language class, THIS IS THE UNDENIABLE PROOF THAT HE IS A COMMUNIST. :roll:
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I watched some talk show some time ago and they were talking about who was going to be the new American president (it had not yet been decided that time). And since it was a Russian TV-show they were talking about how either candidate's policy will affect Russia. And you know what? Even considering the fact that there were two sides in the discussion and one was supporting Obama and the other one was supporting McCain they all agreed upon the only fact that no matter who would win the elections the Russian-American relations would going to turn to worse in either case.
And personally I don't see any difference between the two. :dunno:
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Originally Posted by Ramil
I watched some talk show some time ago and they were talking about who was going to be the new American president (it had not yet been decided that time). And since it was a Russian TV-show they were talking about how either candidate's policy will affect Russia. And you know what? Even considering the fact that there were two sides in the discussion and one was supporting Obama and the other one was supporting McCain they all agreed upon the only fact that no matter who would win the elections the Russian-American relations would going to turn to worse in either case.
And personally I don't see any difference between the two. :dunno:
You are exactly right my friend! Obama will have little change on foreign policy and Russia.
The change that Obama will bring is his brand of "social change" which will have vast implications for Americans.
Obama has a socialist/marxists roots and has on record stated (in a radio interview in 2001, WBEZ-FM ) that the US Constitution was flawed because it provided nothing about the "redistribution of wealth" and that it should be changed to accommodate today's opinions .......And that it does not tell us "what the government will DO FOR Americans" As though in USA, the land of "rugged individualism" the government is supposed to do stuff for people.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=79225
Obama has appointed the same old type of politicians to foreign affairs positions but has appointed very radical people to the lower political positions having to do with social affairs.
On top of all this he has hired three law firms to prevent himself from having to prove he was even born in the USA and eligible to run for president.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX7uuhHX ... r_embedded
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...and Bush invaded Iraq under false pretexts...
DDT, you sound very bitter and quite desperate to sitck some dirt to Obama. If you want to use decade old remarks to characterize a person, why don't you look a little into Bush's drunken youth? :roll:
I honestly don't see why the Russian-American should detoriate much in either outcome. Yeah, McCain might have sounded bombastic, but it really was all sound-bytes to convince the American public of his national security abilites. Yes, the US-RU relations can get worse (let's hope not), but I think it would be even worse if the current administration kept power. I guess it all hinges on the missile defence, let's hope they cancel it!
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The American right are so cute when they sulk. They are still as insane as always, but at least they're cute.
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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
...and Bush invaded Iraq under false pretexts...
We're talking about Obama here, not Bush.
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DDT, you sound very bitter and quite desperate to sitck some dirt to Obama.
One does not have to be desperate or look very hard to find the dirt on Obama. And I doubt that you have been interested enough to notice.
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If you want to use decade old remarks to characterize a person, why don't you look a little into Bush's drunken youth? :roll:
Again, please tell me why you feel the need to refer to Bush when Obama is being attacked.
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You ask why? I just feel that it is quite the double standard to defend Bush for all his fallacies and then attack his successor for things that, compared with Bush, are mere trivialieties! That's all! I mean, if the worst thing you can find is that 7 years ago he said the constitution is flawed, and the illogical conclusion is that he therefore must be a communist, then it doesn't lend your case much creedence, my friend! Furhtermore, it is important to compare to Bush, because for any fault you find with his successor, we can find 10 for Bush and the point is that our next president is going to be an improvement over the existing one.
If Obama was really as bad as you indicate, why doesn't the right-leaning media (FOX, especially) make a big deal out of it? :search: I'll tell you why: there is little but dubious circumstantial evidence and a whole bunch of conjectures and conspiracy theories. That's not journalism, even by FOX standards.
Take my avuncular advice, let's judge people by their actions, not their words. It's fine to be pessimistic or optimistic on the future, but let's keep our heads cool until something happens, alright? :"":
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You ask why? I just feel that it is quite the double standard to defend Bush for all his fallacies and then attack his successor for things that, compared with Bush, are mere trivialieties! That's all! I mean, if the worst thing you can find is that 7 years ago he said the constitution is flawed, and the illogical conclusion is that he therefore must be a communist, then it doesn't lend your case much creedence, my friend! Furhtermore, it is important to compare to Bush, because for any fault you find with his successor, we can find 10 for Bush and the point is that our next president is going to be an improvement over the existing one.
If Obama was really as bad as you indicate, why doesn't the right-leaning media (FOX, especially) make a big deal out of it? :search: I'll tell you why: there is little but dubious circumstantial evidence and a whole bunch of conjectures and conspiracy theories. That's not journalism, even by FOX standards.
Take my avuncular advice, let's judge people by their actions, not their words. It's fine to be pessimistic or optimistic on the future, but let's keep our heads cool until something happens, alright? :"":
Well Klinky ol Boy you have made a serious blunder here. I have not even mentioned Bush or defended him. I never even would have voted for Bush. I am simply talking about Obama here.
And the right wing including FOX has been talking about these same things and more. It has been BIG news in Conservative circles. (Though there some issues that they have not touched on such as Obama's true country of birth) But it is the Left Wing news sources that have refused to pick up on any of these stories and been completely and admittedly, in some cases, biased towards Obama. So much so, that Don Feder, journalist and editorial contributor for the Boston Herald, has even started a website devoted to boycotting the New York Times.
In short, I am not even going to debate Bush policies on this thread. If Bush policies are your only answer to my attacks on Obama then I can only assume that you are not fully aware of what Obama's background is and have probably not bothered to read any links I may have posted or even done any real investigation on your own. Preferring instead to rely on your same old left leaning Obama supporting news sources rather than taking an in depth look at what others are saying.
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Take my avuncular advice, let's judge people by their actions, not their words.
You mean his actions like going to Kenya to support and rally for Odinga his "cousin", in opposing the incumbent Kenyan president. Odinga ran on the platform of bringing in Sharia law in kenya for his Muslim supporters, who promtly killed 1500 people after Odinga told them to protest his losing the election. That showed good judgment by Obama, didn't it? Or preference to hiring law firms to avoid having to show Americans his original birth certificate? Rather strange, to say the least!
Or the good judgment he showed in outlaying the entire election campaign of the Illinois Governor who has just been arrested for corruption. Yeah, good one Obama! And he is not even president yet!
Or the fact that Obama got into the Illinois senate buy getting his Demcratic opponents (all 3 of them) knocked off the ballot on technicalities and dirty politics so he could run unopposed?
I haven't even started but I gotta go do something else right now.
Read this:
http://www.theobamafile.com/
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Natural Born Citizen Liar
Obama already caught lying about his contact with Blagojevich. When asked what contact he'd had with the governor's office about his replacement in the Senate, President-elect Obama today said "I had no contact with the governor or his office and so we were not, I was not aware of what was happening."
On November 23, Obama senior adviser David Axelrod said on Fox News that Obama had indeed spoken with Gov. Blagojevich about his successor:
"I know he has talked to the governor and there are a whole range of names many of which have surfaced, and I think he has a fondness for a lot of them." (video)
Obama is caught lying so he throws his campaign strategist, Axelrod, who was Blagojevich's campaign manager, under the bus, lying by saying Axelrod "misspoke" -- LOL!
And, here's a second source backing up the allegation that Obama is lying through his teeth. On Wednesday, November 05, 2008, KHQA, Channel 7, produced this report:
Now that Barack Obama will be moving to the White House, his seat in the U.S. Senate representing Illinois will have to be filled.
That's one of Obama's first priorities today.
He's meeting with Governor Rod Blagojevich this afternoon in Chicago to discuss it.
Illinois law states that the governor chooses that replacement.
There's already been speculation about his selection...from Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. of Chicago's south side who co-chaired Obama's presidential campaign, to recently-retired state senate president Emil Jones, to the governor himself.
And, a third source, after the meeting -- "Obama met with Governor Rod Blagojevich earlier this week to discuss it."
Update: Oh, wait! KHQA TV, after the two previous stories above, now says the meeting never happened? I just love our "independent press" -- LOL! KHQA feedback
And another source -- the venerable(?) Chicago Tribune: "I just don't want to jinx him and I don't like the karma of me thinking that far ahead," Blagojevich said of Obama's prospects in Tuesday's election. The governor added, "We have had some discussions about a process which we'll share ... if all goes well."
Everybody around this liar is a communist, terrorist, American-hater or a crook and the Obamalytes want us to believe this guy has terrific judgment. If they're correct, then if follows Obama, himself, is one or more of the above. You are known by your friends and associates, and Obama's are unbelievable.
http://www.theobamafile.com/ObamaLatest.htm
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There's already been speculation about his selection...from Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. of Chicago's south side who co-chaired Obama's presidential campaign, to recently-retired state senate president Emil Jones, to the governor himself.
Emil Jones incidently, is the guy who gave Obama his boost into Illinois State Senate.
Obama knew of Jones and decided to go and meet him hoping for help to become a senator. He walked up to Jones and said, "I heard you make senators." Jones replied with, "Do you know anyone I could make a senator?" To which Obama said, 'Me." That began their political relationship. Obama is not only a politician but a conniving one. Putin gave us Medvedev and now The Media has given us Obama.
http://img380.imageshack.us/img380/4...mrades2mx4.jpgYo, Baby!
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That's all! I mean, if the worst thing you can find is that 7 years ago he said the constitution is flawed, and the illogical conclusion is that he therefore must be a communist, ....
What's wrong in being a communist? )))))
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Sorry about the Bush-smoocher sticky I gave you, it was thoughtless accusations! :D I assumed you must were coming from the Republican hole, like so many other doomsayers, but you're anti-establishment, right? You'd vote for no Republican or Democrat, because they are entirely alike?
Anyway, a little neutral research can clear up most of the conspiracy theories, and not taking line, hook and sink, offered from right-wing blogs. If I had copius amounts of time on my hands, I would love to find every detail of someone's life, but I have a wife, a house, a job, a baby on its way and I really care about what is happening now and how people are today. What if Obama had a teacher in his youth that was a communist? WHO CARES! :roll: And IF Obama is indeed a closet communist [conspiracy #234], shouldn't that IMPROVE relations with Russia? ;) There might be little communism left over there, but nostalgy is arife! ;) GromoZeka seems to already like him! :wink: [
American born? The answer seems to be yes:
http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008 ... e_usa.html
That said, it'll be intersting to see the fall-out of the insane Illinois governor Благоевич, an interesting surname, don't you agree? All of a sudden, the post is on-topic and suitable for this forum! :)
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Sorry about the Bush-smoocher sticky I gave you, it was thoughtless accusations! :D I assumed you must were coming from the Republican hole, like so many other doomsayers, but you're anti-establishment, right? You'd vote for no Republican or Democrat, because they are entirely alike?
You're right! I thought McCain was a baboon.
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If I had copius amounts of time on my hands, I would love to find every detail of someone's life,......
Unfortunately, I do have copius amounts of time on my hands right now.
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With the 'copius amounts of time on my hands" I found that factcheck is not much more than an arm of the Obama campaign. Obama was Chairman of the Board of the Chicago Annenberg. Annenberg owns Fackcheck.
incidentally, the birth certificate that Obama produced is not valid for many occasions because it is just a simple registration of birth. Anyone can register a birth under Hawaiian state law. His real "long form" birth certificate has much more information on it; such as hospital and doctors name etc. (Why has Obama hired a team of lawyers to prevent the release of his long form birth certificate, instead of just producing it?)
Here's what a real long form looks like alongside the certifcate Obama produced:
http://dyn.politico.com/members/forums/ ... id=1605059
Hawaii Issues Birth Certificates to Foreign Born Residents!
Heres Hawaii saying it like it is.
http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/ ... index.html
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C. Hawaiian law expressly provides for registration of out-of-state births under HRS 338-17.8. A foreign birth presumably would have been recorded by the American consular of the country of birth, and presumably that would be reflected on the Hawaiian birth certificate.
http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/ ... birth.html
EDIT: One would think that the hospital where Obama was born would be eager to make that claim to the world, but so far Private Detectives hired by World News Daily can not find records of an Obama birth in ANY hospital in Hawaii.
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That said, it'll be interseting to see the fall-out of the insane Illinois governor Благоевич, an interesting surname, don't you agree? All of a sudden, the post is on-topic and suitable for this forum! :)
His parents are Serbs.
Ah yes, i do have too much free time.
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What's wrong in being a communist? )))))
http://img66.imageshack.us/img66/603...notcooluu5.gif
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Sorry, .....I fixed it!
In Obama's book, Dreams From My Father, he writes about his childhood friend and mentor, Frank. Well it turns out that the FBI has a 600 page file on "Frank" covering 19 years of "Frank's" Communists and subversive activities in the Moscow-controlled Communist Party USA.
Frank Marshall Davis was a known communist who belonged to a party subservient to the Soviet Union. In fact, the 1951 report of the Commission on Subversive Activities to the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii identified him as a CPUSA member. What's more, anti-communist congressional committees, including the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), accused Davis of involvement in several Communist front organizations.
The CPUSA had tens of thousands of members, some of them covert agents who had penetrated the U.S. government. It received secret subsidies from the old Soviet Union.
Anyone see a pattern here?
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It looks like in America the word "communist" means "someone who hates America".
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It looks like in America the word "communist" means "someone who hates America".
It's true, because America represent everything a true communist should struggle against. )))