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SovereignIsHe -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/5/2008 12:41:25 AM)

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My aunt said she's not voting for Obama. I've said countless times neither am I. Just because I don't join in the hatefest doesn't mean I support the man for president. I guess that's the standard here. If you don't demonize, villify, spew venom and express fear and animosity toward Obama, or if you criticize those that do, you must be a closet supporter of him. I wonder what exactly is the agenda here? When is enough enough? Obviously not yet, huh?

-Julius


Don't need to demonize or villify someone who supports abortion, they do it all themselves...

John



tracydolls -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/5/2008 1:20:50 AM)

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As far as pork, my husband endorses pig pickins. yuck, the carcus and pulling meat off, seeing its face.




LOL. Your hubby and mine would probaly have a good time together eating pig meat.[:'(]

We would have to be in the other room. [:D] LOL

We could discuss this mess, the Election of 2008! Ain't it a trip?

I feel like Paul, trying to convince the Jew and the Gentile!! If Bo win they'll probaly deliver me to the councils, put me in prison like Paul, for being a traitor to BO.[8|] Or be killed 'cause I am the same color as BO. Now I know what Paul went thru.

Sister, I love you also in the Lord. you have a good week also. It's been rough for me this last week. i hope we all have a good one. Talk later.



stampinlady -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/5/2008 9:31:25 PM)

I went on Rev. Wrights church web site and some of it really scared me. I've never heard of half the stuff he pushes. Am I out of it? Dh said something about the New Black Panther Party supporting him, hmmmm .



tracydolls -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/5/2008 9:55:07 PM)

The New who? I would have to look them up

I asked my sister who came over the weekend, did she think Louis Farrakan, Rev. Wright and Co. are sitting around talking about what it is they plan if they ever got power,

Her answer, girl, please they don't even have to talk about it, they have had it planned so long.

I got scared.



lightshineon -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/5/2008 9:56:34 PM)

That is scary, and profound.
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The New who? I would have to look them up

I asked my sister who came over the weekend, did she think Louis Farrakan, Rev. Wright and Co. are sitting around talking about what it is they plan if they ever got power,

Her answer, girl, please they don't even have to talk about it, they have had it planned so long.

I got scared.



wing2000 -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/6/2008 6:48:05 PM)

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I asked my sister who came over the weekend, did she think Louis Farrakan, Rev. Wright and Co. are sitting around talking about what it is they plan if they ever got power, Her answer, girl, please they don't even have to talk about it, they have had it planned so long.

I got scared.


They (Louis Farrakan, Rev. Wright and Co.) never will attain a place of power in American politics so what is there to fear?



freakofnature -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 4:40:16 PM)

Do we know Barak Hussein Obama? Article HERE sheds new light on Obama's choice of friends and colleagues.

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One of Barack Obama’s Middle East policy advisers disclosed today that he had held meetings with the militant Palestinian group Hamas - prompting the likely Democratic nominee to sever all links with him.


What are we getting ourselves into with Obama? I know we have discussd this thing to death but it gets more and more clear everyday where we are headed.



lightshineon -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 4:54:32 PM)

That is what I do not understand, a con man can talk a good game. It is a persons friends that show truth. I know people will say "well Jesus" and I am here to tell you he hung around with sinners because he wanted to win the kingdom for them, not shady business deals, and terrorist. I cannot see for the life of me why people cannot see beyond words that are smooth.



tracydolls -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 4:57:40 PM)

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What are we getting ourselves into with Obama? I know we have discussd this thing to death but it gets more and more clear everyday where we are headed.



Revelations 13 is what we are getting. Racism will propel him into office. We will will get what we vote for.



lightshineon -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 8:27:31 PM)

Hey Mrs. Tracy, I am like minded with you, though many young, white college students buy the death ship of hope too. Makes me want to scream, "kids, get out of pampers then I will respect your opinion".[:@]
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What are we getting ourselves into with Obama? I know we have discussd this thing to death but it gets more and more clear everyday where we are headed.



Revelations 13 is what we are getting. Racism will propel him into office. We will will get what we vote for.



tracydolls -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 11:07:56 PM)

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Hey Mrs. Tracy, I am like minded with you, though many young, white college students buy the death ship of hope too



Hey Light,

Yeah, alot of these kids don't come with racism we grew up with. they play games on the 'net with people from all over the world, go to college with students from all over. Alot of colleges are real liberal.

He will offer peace, peace, but there will be none.



lightshineon -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/9/2008 11:57:44 PM)

Ever wonder why they all go to college campus open forums, all of them. It is because easy prey like a T-rex chasing them, easy prey.[sm=cooltilt.gif]
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Hey Mrs. Tracy, I am like minded with you, though many young, white college students buy the death ship of hope too



Hey Light,

Yeah, alot of these kids don't come with racism we grew up with. they play games on the 'net with people from all over the world, go to college with students from all over. Alot of colleges are real liberal.

He will offer peace, peace, but there will be none.



wing2000 -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/10/2008 2:03:24 AM)

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Do we know Barak Hussein Obama? Article HERE sheds new light on Obama's choice of friends and colleagues.

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One of Barack Obama’s Middle East policy advisers disclosed today that he had held meetings with the militant Palestinian group Hamas - prompting the likely Democratic nominee to sever all links with him.



What are we getting ourselves into with Obama? I know we have discussd this thing to death but it gets more and more clear everyday where we are headed.



....and just what is Obama's record on how to deal with Hamas?


Sen. Obama (D-IL) has taken a strongly pro-Israel tone in addressing the conflict. In a speech before AIPAC in March 2007, Obama said the United States must “strengthen the hands of Palestinian moderates” and isolate Hamas. Haaretz U.S. correspondent Shmuel Rosner said that before AIPAC, Obama “sounded as strong as Clinton, as supportive as Bush, as friendly as Giuliani.”

In April 2008, Barack Obama's campaign said he disapproved (ABC News) of former President Jimmy Carter's decision to meet with Hamas officials. Obama "does not support negotiations with Hamas until they renounce terrorism, recognize Israel's right to exist and abide by past agreements," Obama's campaign said. Despite his pledge to hold diplomatic talks with U.S. adversaries without preconditions, Obama called Carter's meeting with Hamas leaders "a bad idea." (Reuters) His campaign statement also indicated that Obama would negotiate directly with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Obama cosponsored the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act of 2006 and, like most of his fellow candidates, has called on the Palestinian leadership to “recognize Israel, to renounce violence, and to get serious about negotiating peace and security for the region.”

http://www.cfr.org/publication/14756/candidates_on_the_israelipalestinian_conflict.html



lightshineon -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/10/2008 9:16:48 AM)

Yeah wing, this is all talk from Mr. Obama. Do you not agree he looks for friends in all the wrong places? Does that disturb you even a little bit. Talk is so cheap, and actions speak volumes louder. Anyone can say anything, and very smoothly I might add, my brother is that way, some pastors are that way, a man on a date with other motives. A carsales man, you get the drift. You seem very intelligent, I like you as a person and I guess I value your opinion, so I am wondering what you make of his friends and colleagues? I am not asking you to trash him, but what do you consider truth here?
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ORIGINAL: wing2000

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Do we know Barak Hussein Obama? Article HERE sheds new light on Obama's choice of friends and colleagues.

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One of Barack Obama’s Middle East policy advisers disclosed today that he had held meetings with the militant Palestinian group Hamas - prompting the likely Democratic nominee to sever all links with him.



What are we getting ourselves into with Obama? I know we have discussd this thing to death but it gets more and more clear everyday where we are headed.



....and just what is Obama's record on how to deal with Hamas?


Sen. Obama (D-IL) has taken a strongly pro-Israel tone in addressing the conflict. In a speech before AIPAC in March 2007, Obama said the United States must “strengthen the hands of Palestinian moderates” and isolate Hamas. Haaretz U.S. correspondent Shmuel Rosner said that before AIPAC, Obama “sounded as strong as Clinton, as supportive as Bush, as friendly as Giuliani.”

In April 2008, Barack Obama's campaign said he disapproved (ABC News) of former President Jimmy Carter's decision to meet with Hamas officials. Obama "does not support negotiations with Hamas until they renounce terrorism, recognize Israel's right to exist and abide by past agreements," Obama's campaign said. Despite his pledge to hold diplomatic talks with U.S. adversaries without preconditions, Obama called Carter's meeting with Hamas leaders "a bad idea." (Reuters) His campaign statement also indicated that Obama would negotiate directly with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Obama cosponsored the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act of 2006 and, like most of his fellow candidates, has called on the Palestinian leadership to “recognize Israel, to renounce violence, and to get serious about negotiating peace and security for the region.”

http://www.cfr.org/publication/14756/candidates_on_the_israelipalestinian_conflict.html



freakofnature -> RE: Who Is This Man? (5/10/2008 5:25:42 PM)

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....and just what is Obama's record on how to deal with Hamas?


I think it all goes to his choice of "friends and assoc." I don't particularly care what his personal statements on Isreal are, but when he gets into office and then appoints his cabinet, those people around him with whom he discusses policy... it's who those people are that I am concerned with!



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