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More Evidence that Ayers Ghostwrote Obama's Books - Updated with Corrections
Experimentum Crucis ^

Posted on 10/11/2008 10:14:57 AM PDT by richnwise

This evidence focuses on the time line of Ayer's own literary career and the period that Obama's books were published.

Some may know that there has been strongly evidenced suggestions that Barack Obama may have had his two books ghostwritten by William Ayers, essentially refuting that there is no relationship between the two.

(Excerpt) Read more at experimentumcrucis.blogspot.com ...


TOPICS: Conspiracy; Politics
KEYWORDS: ayers; conspiracy; obama; obamatruthfile

1 posted on 10/11/2008 10:14:58 AM PDT by richnwise
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To: richnwise

I have heard experts discuss this in detail on Hannity, Larson and others

It appears to hold water to me

the fact that we NOTHING that the guy wrote while HEAD of the law review at Harvard, as well as Columbia, and also no THESES ( I wrote and publised two)

makes me think this guy Obambi really is

AN ISLAMOMARXIST PLANT!

from the get- go!

for years and years- Groomed by the leftist marxist SCUM

to be a TROJAN JACKASS


2 posted on 10/11/2008 10:19:43 AM PDT by kauaiboy (Obama is a islamomarxist plant)
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To: richnwise
Sign the I Support Bill Ayers Letter

Ahhh, poor Bill, I feel so bad for him, think I will sign his letter right away.

I noticed that Sal Monella, prof at U of Austin, did.
3 posted on 10/11/2008 10:26:16 AM PDT by Fred (The Democrat Party is the Nadir of Nihilism)
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To: kauaiboy

The words of “Dreams from My Father” do not ring true for a person who did not KNOW his birth father, and was raised by a father-figure that was not even remotely African.

In fact it was a polemic that sounds strangely like what may have been written by a person who was radicalized years before young Barry Soetero of Jakarta was even exposed to this kind of thinking.

If you wish to take over an enemy outpost, the easiest way is to subvert its commander. That is what appears to have been done here.


4 posted on 10/11/2008 10:34:39 AM PDT by alloysteel (Just because you are a target, does not mean you have to be a victim.)
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To: Fred
I signed up Karl Marx, doubt they'll post it.
Lots of college professors and Socialists on there , oh wait, that was redundant.
5 posted on 10/11/2008 10:38:36 AM PDT by Aut Pax Aut Bellum (I haven't voted "for"anybody since Ronald Reagan, just have voted against...)
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To: kauaiboy

It turns out his white Grandfather was good friends with Charles Davis, the Communist, in Hawaii. Davis became Obama’s mentor and is that who paid for his education at an expensive high school since his family had little money?

Did they pick Obama back in High School to eventually lead this movement to make this Country socialist? Has this been going on all these years? Black Liberation movement combined with the Communist movement to take over this Country?


6 posted on 10/11/2008 10:38:51 AM PDT by PhiKapMom ( BOOMER SOONER -- VOTE FOR McCAIN/PALIN2008! LetsGetThisRight.com)
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To: PhiKapMom

Actually it’s Frank Marshall Davis, not Charles Davis


7 posted on 10/11/2008 10:46:42 AM PDT by SirJohnBarleycorn
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To: SirJohnBarleycorn

You are correct — that is what happens when you have your eye on the TV. Don’t know where Charles came from.


8 posted on 10/11/2008 10:48:18 AM PDT by PhiKapMom ( BOOMER SOONER -- VOTE FOR McCAIN/PALIN2008! LetsGetThisRight.com)
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To: richnwise

What about 0bomba other book? Does it compare to this book?
Are they written by the same person or different person?


9 posted on 10/11/2008 10:52:31 AM PDT by DAVEY CROCKETT
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To: richnwise
But Christopher Buckley says Obama's books illustrate his superior intellect. Guess Buckley should have come out in support of Ayers.


10 posted on 10/11/2008 11:05:27 AM PDT by Cinnamontea
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To: Fred
I noticed that Sal Monella, prof at U of Austin, did.

So did some serial killers and notable Nazis, but I won't name names.

Some notable conservatives also "signed." Either they're not checking names over there or those who are checking names aren't up on historical or current events.


11 posted on 10/11/2008 11:11:31 AM PDT by Cinnamontea
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To: PhiKapMom

Hasn’t it always been that the black liberation movement has been linked with communism? Isn’t Farrakhan linked with the communist movement? Or at least they are being used by radical communists. I know one thing, Farrakhan and the black liberation movement sure don’t appear to like capitalism. Isn’t that what the white devil does? Make money?


12 posted on 10/11/2008 11:18:21 AM PDT by rodeo-mamma
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To: rodeo-mamma

I would say they have always been linked with communism. This whole deal I think has been in the works for sometime and the socialists/communists are poised to take over the Government if something is not done. Obama must be stopped or we turn over our Country to Obama/Pelosi/Reid — all socialists/Communists.

People need to wake up what is happening and like McCain or not go vote for him.


13 posted on 10/11/2008 11:32:24 AM PDT by PhiKapMom ( BOOMER SOONER -- VOTE FOR McCAIN/PALIN2008! LetsGetThisRight.com)
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To: richnwise
I'm not surprised to find Bruce Franklin on the list. He's a Marxist from way back. He and I appeared on the same platform back in the late 1960s. He was proud of being a subversive.
14 posted on 10/11/2008 12:18:42 PM PDT by JoeFromSidney (My book is out. Read excerpts at http://www.thejusticecooperative.com)
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To: DAVEY CROCKETT
What about 0bomba other book? Does it compare to this book?

Cashill doesn't believe "The Audacity of Hope" was ghost-written by Ayers. For instance:

"Fugitive Days" averaged 23.13 words a sentence. "Dreams" averaged 23.36 words a sentence....

Interestingly, the 30-sentence sequence that I pulled from Obama's conventional political tract, Audacity of Hope, averages more than 29 words a sentence and clocks in with a 9th grade reading level, three levels below the earlier cited passages from "Dreams" and "Fugitive Days." The differential in the Audacity numbers should not surprise. By the time it was published in 2006, Obama was a public figure of some wealth, one who could afford editors and ghost writers."


15 posted on 10/11/2008 1:06:58 PM PDT by browardchad
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To: richnwise
The first book, in 1989, "Six Teachers Reflect on Their Lives," may have been a reworking of Ayers Columbia U. dissertation titled “The Discerning ‘I’: Accounts of Teacher Self-Construction Through the Use of Co-Biography, Metaphor, and Image.” As Sol Stern put it:

"There wasn’t much biography, metaphor, or image in the 180-page text. Ayers’s research consisted solely of a few days spent interviewing and observing the classroom practices of three nursery school teachers he knew personally. (In Ayers’s own autobiographical section of the text—de rigueur for Teachers College dissertations—he reminisced about growing up in a wealthy Chicago suburb, about his warm family, and about having been arrested in campus antiwar demonstrations. Of his bomb-making skills or his ten years in the underground he said not a word.)"

So then, "Dreams" was Ayers first major undertaking -- I only hope he had to struggle mightily to form the product of Obama's jumbled mind into some kind of workable text, always with a mind to hiding the truth, of course -- a skill he developed during his years underground as a cowardly bomber.

16 posted on 10/11/2008 1:21:55 PM PDT by browardchad
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To: browardchad

Thank you, so do you think Obama wrote any of it?


17 posted on 10/11/2008 4:26:02 PM PDT by DAVEY CROCKETT
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To: richnwise
If this is true, it should be confirmed by a computer analysis of the books with Ayers writing. Every writer has a unique style of expression that can be identified with logarithms.
18 posted on 10/11/2008 8:37:45 PM PDT by garjog (Used to be liberals were just people to disagree with. Now they are a threat to our existence.)
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To: Fred

We could have a lot of fun with that.


19 posted on 10/11/2008 11:03:28 PM PDT by YdontUleaveLibs (Reason is out to lunch. How may I help you?)
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To: DAVEY CROCKETT
Thank you, so do you think Obama wrote any of it?

I visualize multiple legal pads of hand-written, disjointed notes, in desparate need of organization and correction. I really don't think he has the mental discipline to write a narrative of extended length. So I guess my answer would be that he wrote the skeleton, and Ayers embellished, adjusted and above all, used the skills he learned as a fugitive: obfuscation. The result is a "memoir" of chronological meandering and vagueness, saved by Ayers' writing skills.

Remember how Obama described Ayers when the question was first raised by Stephanopoulis -- as  "a professor of English?"  You might say he was trying to downplay his association with Ayers in educational activism, but it might also have been somewhat subconscious -- if he'd once spent hours with someone who was rearranging, correcting and rewriting his story, while -- given Ayers pedagogical obsession -- most probably lecturing on sentence structure, grammar,  transitions, etc.

20 posted on 10/12/2008 4:25:37 AM PDT by browardchad
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