Don't Ask Him No Questions (Apparently)

Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., the 44^th president of the United States, has proven time and again that his views are 180⁰ different than both the views that this country was founded on and the views of most Americans. This of course doesn’t bother him, in fact, he seems to delight in rubbing our noses in the fact that not only does he know it, but he obtains an almost orgasmic delight in it.

Much like the fictional character Frankenstein, the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is also a created individual. He has been molded, shaped and made from his earliest age to become what you are witnessing today.

Never has such a mystery surrounded a candidate for presidency, especially once he became the front runner. He attended (apparently) Harvard, but there is no record of his grades, the work he did for the Harvard Law Review and even though he was (apparently) the first ‘African American’ to be the editor, nothing has been ‘leaked.’ Apparently, he was an attorney, but there had never been details released from any cases he handled, or if he even did.

          Then there is the mystery of the birth certificate. Was he born in Hawaii, if so why didn’t he produce a birth certificate immediately when asked? Or was he born like many believe, myself included, in Kenya?

What about his career as a community organizer? That is a very ubiquitous title and could mean anything. What did he do?

Who were his friends? There was the so-called preacher who while standing in the pulpit was damning the very country that gave him the freedom to do so. Then there was the Weather Underground, a terrorist organization headed by Obama’s great friend Bill Ayers. In his autobiography, Ayers responded to the word ‘terrorist’ by saying “Terrorists terrorize, they kill innocent civilians, while we organized and agitated.” Is this what Obama really meant by ‘community organizer? It is not a coincidence the same word was used by both. They meant for a "white fighting force" to be allied with the "Black Liberation Movement" and other radical movements, which if looked at objectively, is what has happened since January 20, 2009.

Today what remains of Weather Underground admits on their site that elections and reforms don’t work that they are openly calling for armed violence. Is this where and why the second amendment issue is not going away.

Of course, I will never get the chance to ask the president any of these questions, and apparently no one else will.