Monday, 16 April 2012
Not a good week for the "natural-born citizen" conspiracy
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This isn't about being White--but I've been called White Man. What I haven't been called is a light-skinned black person. What I'd like to be called is a White African. If you agree with what I write here, pass it on. If you don't, leave a comment saying why. Most people come to this blog seeking information on Joanne Wieserman, Barack Hussein Obama, Michael Pearl, Arthur and Sherry Blessitt, or James Ussher. I've written about each of them at least once.
Anyone with the slightest part of a brain voted against him the first time. Those who voted FOR him won't be convinced by even a mountain of solid evidence.
ReplyDeleteI will be happy when November comes, and you can vote him out!
ReplyDeleteActually, Ian, I don't have a whole lot of hope that that will happen. We are quite a ways away from the deadline for getting on the ballot, and if you recall what happened in 1996, Bill Clinton was way down in the polls and having to bomb a medicinal plant to divert attention from his sex scandal. Then along came Ross Perot with his fiscally conservative platform, pulling in 8% of the vote and allowing Clinton to win with 49%. I believe Obama can count on getting 45-49% of the vote no matter what, so if his opposition is divided he can still win even if most American voters pick somebody else.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention that a foreign corporation associated with George Soros in in charge of counting the votes this November.