JustChristian said:Did you participate in an unjust war and murder innocent civilians?
I suppose you'll deny this, yet again (despite your words betraying that denial)...but I sure do grow weary of your calling our soldiers murderers.
Despicable.
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JustChristian said:Did you participate in an unjust war and murder innocent civilians?
Bro. Curtis said:They're only murderers when a republican is president.
Aaron said:Things to watch for:
- The systematic intimidation of businesses and other organizations that don't buy into The Great Sellout (my term for the Bailout)
- A revision of the oath of allegiance required of the military
- Measures taken to solidify the power of the party and increase its scope and power (Bailout, Census grab, elimination of the term limit on the President)
- Bold usurpations of his authority
- Shows of placating political opponents in a front to get them to yield ground.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson accused GOP governors who are considering turning down some money from the federal stimulus package of "political posturing" and said such a move would hurt everyone, especially the South.
Though none have flatly rejected the money available for education, health care and infrastructure, the governors of Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alaska, South Carolina and Idaho have all questioned whether the $787 billion bill signed into law this week will help the economy.
. . .
U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, D-S.C., was especially critical of southern Republican governors who might reject stimulus funds, calling such a move "slap in the face of African-Americans." Clyburn, the highest-ranking black congressman, said Texas, Louisiana and South Carolina "are in the proverbial black belt" and for the governors of those states to decline dollars would hurt black residents.
Those governors have rejected Clyburn's comments as absurd and divisive.
. . .
Kyle Plotkin, Jindal's press secretary, also dismissed Jackson's comments.
"Nonsense," he said. "The governor was elected to serve the people of Louisiana and he's fulfilling that obligation by taking a close look at the bill to see what strings are attached to any funds coming to Louisiana."
Jackson: GOP governors 'posturing' on stimulus (AP)
And that's why I'm assigning a team of managers to ensure that every dollar is spent wisely. And that's why we've created recovery.gov -- so that every American can go online to see how their money is spent, and hold their federal, state, and local officials to the highest standards they expect.
So I want to be clear about this: We cannot tolerate business as usual -- not in Washington, not in our state capitols, not in America's cities and towns. We will use the new tools that the recovery act gives us to watch the taxpayers' money with more rigor and transparency than ever. (Applause.) If a federal agency proposes a project that will waste that money, I will not hesitate to call them out on it and put a stop to it.
And I want everybody here to be on notice that if a local government does the same, I will call them out on it and use the full power of my office and our administration to stop it.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/Remarks-by-the-President-and-Vice-President-at-Meeting-with-Nations-Mayors/
OldRegular said:Fortunately there are a few on this Forum that recognize that he is simply the product of the Daly political machine
KenH said:Accorind to my recollection, the only people on this board who have referred to Barack Obama as "messiah" are those who are anti-Obama.
carpro said:"Messiah", when used in reference to Obama, is used as a prejorative making fun of his cultic following that thinks he will "save" them
Aaron said:Going from memory to name a few.
- The economic situation
- The messages, (The narrator emphasized that Hitler's speeches were vague and simply made promises of hope for the nation.)
- The civilian security force
- The cultic loyalty of his followers
KenH said:There you have it, folks! An anti-Obamanite publicly admitting that anti-Obamanites have spoken in a blasphemous way by misusing the word "Messiah" that should only be used in reference to the Lord Jesus Christ.
KenH said:There you have it, folks! An anti-Obamanite publicly admitting that anti-Obamanites have spoken in a blasphemous way by misusing the word "Messiah" that should only be used in reference to the Lord Jesus Christ.
OldRegular said:How long will it before you give him the title "divinity" or he declares himself the "living god of Egypt, err America"?
C4K said:About the same time as he takes the oath on the Koran.
This kind of total disrespect for the president is scary. No one has given any evidence that he considers himself a god, yet this kind of stuff keeps getting flung about here.
Are we going to see any proof that the president thinks of himself as deity - or just this kind of unfounded attack?
Its the same thing we saw in the campaign - this guy has plenty to criticise in his policies and politics without reverting to silliness and the silliness detracts from the real problems President Obama brings to Washington.
How disparaging to the millions of Americans who voted for the President.blackbird said:Roger---I believe it isn't the idea that Obama declares himself a god or a messiah------the trouble rises in his wake-----those who are clinging to his "robe" as that woman clinged to the Lord Jesus'
Keep your eyes open---it isn't himself---its his followers
blackbird said:Roger---I believe it isn't the idea that Obama declares himself a god or a messiah------the trouble rises in his wake-----those who are clinging to his "robe" as that woman clinged to the Lord Jesus'
Keep your eyes open---it isn't himself---its his followers
I said he had a god complex
It is not my fault that O'bama has a god complex
he declares himself the "living god of Egypt, err America"?
C4K said:About the same time as he takes the oath on the Koran.
This kind of total disrespect for the president is scary. No one has given any evidence that he considers himself a god, yet this kind of stuff keeps getting flung about here.
Are we going to see any proof that the president thinks of himself as deity - or just this kind of unfounded attack?
Its the same thing we saw in the campaign - this guy has plenty to criticise in his policies and politics without reverting to silliness and the silliness detracts from the real problems President Obama brings to Washington.