The second part of my post discussed that Senator Obama didn’t visit the concentration camps and military graveyards of Europe. He doesn’t have the emotions from those sites lingering on his skin forever. He has no emotive understanding why power needs to be guarded from evil and misuse. If he did, he would have cast off people like Ayers, Wright, etc… long before he ran for the U.S. Senate. He would understand that radicals (whether right or left) have their place in society, but when given power directly or indirectly, there is a strong risk of corruption and evil.

I’d much rather vote for the man who understands why the history of the Hoover administration is an important lesson today and tomorrow than the man who thinks history is for old fogies with no vision of hope and change for tomorrow.

http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/11/02/why-i-voted-for-john-mccain-and-sarah-palin/

We are facing the risk of a president so little traveled that he had to make a whirlwind tour of Europe this summer just to get a “postcard” feel for the continent, who did not visit our gravely injured soldiers in Germany because no photographers could accompany him, and who spent most of the time prepping for a lavish rally in Berlin that was nothing more than expensive theater:

I’m one of those people that Governor Palin scoffed at several weeks ago, who took her world tour of Europe while in college. I suspect Senator Obama shares a similar view of young adults who take off to Europe for a summer of frolic instead of community organizing.

Twenty-six years later, I still have vivid visions and memories of twelve weeks touring fifteen countries. Many are typical college fare – cheap beer on a three hour Heineken cruise of Amsterdam’s harbor – complete with drinking games against college students from Canada and Australia (the Aussies won), flirting with a gaggle of Swedish boys in an open air dance club on a Greek island, picnicking on the shores of the Adriatic near Dubrovnik, a sweet woman who didn’t speak English in a country on the other side of the Iron Curtain who stopped charging me to use the ladies room when she realized I had an urinary tract infection, purple habited nuns scurrying in formation among the streets of the Vatican, the wonder of the Sistine Chapel, the terror of Pompeii, debating South African boys about apartheid on an all night ferry crossing the Mediterranean, skipping through the von Trapp summer house in Austria singing the “Seventeen” song, the beer gardens of Germany, the madness of Ludwig and his Bavarian fairy tale castle, the beauty and apprehension experienced from an Alp cable car swinging in a strong wind, the triumph of winning $250 in a Monte Carlo casino, the beauty of a tan gained from the Spanish sun and beaches, ordering potato chips in London and receiving french fries.

All those emotions, visions and memories are as fresh as yesterday. Among the strongest are the memories of an American WWII graveyard and a concentration camp in Austria. White crosses as far as one could see nestled between serene Italian hills on a beautiful, sunny, summer morning. Gas chambers and furnaces used to terrorize and ethnic cleanse a continent and planet on a chilly, overcast, summer afternoon.

The impressions of the power and determination it took to build St. Peter’s, the Parthenon, Westminister Abbey are mixed with the images of the power and determination it took to build gas chambers and lay thousands of American and allied young men to rest in graveyards across Europe.

Obama said he wants a “Civilian Army” of 250,000 people. Once that Civilian Army is in place, does anyone think that Obama will try to say that the Civilian Army is now the “standing militia”, and try to do away with the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt2yGzHfy7s

He’s 47. A year older than John F. Kennedy was when he was assassinated. By age 25 Kennedy was a decorated war hero. Kennedy wrote books also, While England Slept, his published thesis which became a best seller and Profiles in Courage to name two. His political career culminated in becoming the youngest president in history.

Compared to Kennedy Sorotoro/Obama, like George W. Bush, has done nothing with his life. He was an unsuccessful community developer, an unsuccessful lawyer and and unsuccessful state Senator. No one should blame his failures on his age because Martin Luther King, Edward Kennedy and many, many others achieved so much more at a much younger age. Because of all the Obama hype, when we look at the accomplishments of so many of our leaders, Soertoro/Obama looks so weak.

now I just think they AGREEEEEEE with it! (because they are happy about the idea of UNIVERSAL government control everything.

which is even MORE scary!

It was rolled out at the moment they new it was needed to plug the hole made by wright.

They Knew it was going to happen and it was all planned long ago how they would deal with it.

You Betcha!

He’s also a damn LIAR.

Lol, I never did listen to this Great Speech:

…gives a speech on race relations that turns out to be a speech on white guilt and typical white grannies and mustard and relish sandwiches and how we are responsible for Wright being an ass

I wonder how many other illegal aliens contributed to his campaign?

Tip of the iceberg?