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Rachael

I’m of the firm belief that exposing Obama’s narrative is a necessary battle in a much larger war.

Obama’s background and relationships expose those who assisted, financed and ultimately prevailed in a virtual coup of our nation.

If we do not figure who the players are and how they are intertwined, we can not win any war against them. In fact, we can’t even formulate a battle plan. The enemy must be identified first.

Just as in Iraq when our intelligence community began with their “Ace of Spade” - Saddam Hussein and worked outwards, drawing parallels between each individual player from Saddam’s wives to the lowest sheep herder. After identifying the players MI set about understanding each relationship and how each person in their own way and collectively assisted Saddam.

It was in identifying these people, regardless of how many degrees of separation, that ultimately led our military to dig Saddam out of his hole.

Obama is our Ace of Spades.

The same tribal mentality found in Iraq exists in this country. Obama didn’t make himself, he was molded, groomed, supported and financed and handed his power. It is these yet unidentified behind the scenes players we must focus on.

Progressives are the smallest group of politically active members of US society and yet, look at the power, wealth and influence they hold. How does such small faction of unelected people manage such influence over America? We may survive Obama, we will not survive his puppet-masters.

This war will not be won focusing on one battlefield. It is going to take throwing everything we have to take down the enemy and their support structure.

We also need Michelle Bachman’s, Allen West’s and other ethical constitutionalist for us to win and hold our ground. Investigating Obama isn’t an all or nothing proposition. We have the intelligence, willpower and determination to do both and more if needed.