Bob Calco wrote: >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On >> Behalf Of John >> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 7:34 PM >> To: 'ProFox Email List' >> Subject: RE: [OT] Oops! >> >> Take heart Bob, the Ds will screw it up so bad, there will be a >> Republican >> landslide in 4 years. > > All due respect but I don't think even you get it, John. > > The vast majority of my Russian and Cuban friends (except for one Russian > friend, whose husband is a Muslim from Jordan) are literally in a panic over > Obama. They recognize the signs we don't see, and know how orchestrated > revolutions creep up on you unexpectedly, and then all of a sudden you live > in a repressive regime. We think that can't happen here but we are wrong. It > is happening as we speak. > > My wife was the one who persuaded me of the direct alignment of symbolism in > Obama's campaign with that of the communist revolution in Russia, and the > tactics of his campaign remind her of the way things worked in Russia under > communism (Truth Squad, letting the media do the "negative ads" for you, > etc.). She freaked out when she saw the little kids singing the "song for > change." She catches every nuance of his public statements and sees right > through them, even better than I do, and I'm pretty sensitive to these > things. Between her reaction and that of the majority of our Russian and > Cuban friends, I was finally persuaded of the danger.
These are the Cubans who thrived under and supported dictator Batista? And the Russians who supported the Czars? Nice people, they must know a lot about freedom considering they tried so hard to destroy it in their own countries. > > When you really do some research on the people and parties that have > supported Obama's rise to power; when you take him at his own word, not on > the trail--where his discipline in saying what needs to be said to get > elected is, with the exception of his Joe the Plumber moment, quite > impressive--but in his memoirs (whether Ayers helped him or not) and > recorded interviews prior to running for President; when you study his > precious few official actions as US Senator--THEN you can see clearly that > this man has NO faith in free markets, is no more a Muslim than he is a > Christian, and owes his whole career to the ultra radical left. He is an > Hugo Chavez before he's ever a John F. Kennedy. > Does that mean that in two years time the Rs will attempt a coup and fail, and then the man will plebiscite his stay in power and win by a landslide again? > Moreover he has an astonishing organizational apparatus that is built on > breaking every promise he ever made about campaign financing and a cult of > personality that really does operate the way Saul Alinsky recommends in his > book, Rules for Radicals. And he's about to become President, unless > something miraculous comes along and changes the current dynamic. And what's even worse.... he also likes cigars!!!!! > > The McCain campaign has been handicapped by McCain's own blindness and > stupidity. Of course the Rs performance in govt over the last 8 years has nothing to do with the matter. > McCain's a war hero, God bless him, and I think a good (if flawed) man, but > he's totally not grasping the real nature of the threat to our country, or > his whole demeanor would be different. It's not merely "high taxes" but > indeed liberty itself. I think he and a vast majority of people simply are > blinded by the obvious and still think it cannot happen here. > > I get the sense Palin intuitively understands it but has been put on a > leash. You see her every once in a while trying to pull herself out of it, > with the net effect being a bit odd. The media bias this year has been so > outrageous that it borders on blatant advocacy. I am now of the opinion that > the leftists have already taken complete control of every major network > except Fox. This is a chilling development that really ought to terrify > every American. Told ya he was getting desperate. > > Mind you--I don't think this threat just goes away if McCain by some miracle > wins. I think we are in for upheaval and turbulence of a magnitude that will > make the 60's look like a walk in the park. > Maybe you should murder Obama like it was done before in the 60's? _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profoxtech Searchable Archive: http://leafe.com/archives/search/profox This message: http://leafe.com/archives/byMID/profox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] ** All postings, unless explicitly stated otherwise, are the opinions of the author, and do not constitute legal or medical advice. This statement is added to the messages for those lawyers who are too stupid to see the obvious.
