You mean, the guy is out to DESTROY the country? Did he not give that indication before the elections, and did not the majority in America want exactly that?
Ever since the sixties, America has been guided by a deathwish.
Yes, Obama wants to DESTROY the American economic system; but, NO, the election did not show that the majority in America want exacly that. Some wanted (and want) that, but many just wanted a black president and others just did not see McCain as a better alternative. Most Americans, unlike Obama and Pelosi, do not want to destroy the American economic system; but it takes time for people to be willing to admit they made a mistake, especially on an issue as important as who should be President of the United States.
Hussein spoke in code words during the election and this article explains how he all but admits he`s a neo-marxist:
There’s a big mystery at the heart of Barack Obama’s Dreams For My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance. What was Barack Obama doing seeking out Marxist professors in college? Why did Obama choose a Communist Party USA member as his socio- political counselor in high school? Why was he spending his time studying neocolonialism and the writings of Frantz Fanon, the pro-violence author of “the Communist Manifesto of neocolonialsm”, in college? Why did he take time out from his studies at Columbia to attend socialist conferences at Cooper Union?
And there is more mystery in the book.
Why does Obama consider working in a consulting house for
international business like being
” A SPY BEHIND ENEMY LINES? “
Why does he repeatedly find it so hard to explain his political views to others? Why was he driven to become a left-aligned political organizer? It’s a question Obama again and again can’t seem to answer to the satisfaction of the interlocutors in his own memoir.
If there is a mystery at the heart of Barack Obama’s Dreams For My Father, one thing is not left a mystery, the fact that Barack Obama organized his life on the ideals given to him by his Kenyan father. Obama tells us, “All of my life, I carried a single image of my father, one that I .. tried to take as my own.” (p. 220) And what was that image? It was “the father of my dreams, the man in my mother’s stories, full of high-blown ideals ..” (p. 278) What is more, Obama tells us that, “It was into my father’s image .. that I’d packed all the attributes I sought in myself.” And also that, “I did feel that there was something to prove .. to my father” in his efforts at political organizing. (p. 230)
A bit of research at the library reveals the answers about Barack Obama’s father and his father’s convictions which Obama withholds from his readers.
NOTES:
“Marxist professors” — see page 100 of Dreams From My Father.
“a Communist Party USA member as his socio- political counselor” — the character “Frank” in Dreams For My Father is the communist poet Frank Marshall Davis.
“Frantz Fanon” — see page 100 of Dreams From My Father.
“attend socialist conferences” — see page 122 of Dreams From My Father.
SELECTIONS from the paper “Problems Facing Our Socialism” by Barack Obama, Sr.: