Posted on 08/24/2009 11:06:56 AM PDT by kristinn
Every dog has its day....
THIS IS THE ULTIMATE OF OUTRAGES!!!! and REMEMBER REVEREND WRIGHT CHEERED THE TERRORISTS FOR THEIR MURDEROUS OUTRAGES THAT DAY! NOW, BY THIS OUTRAGE, WE KNOW THAT OBAMA HUSSEIN MUST HAVE BEEN CHEERING RIGHT ALONG WITH HIS RELIGIOUS MENTOR ABOUT THE RESULTS OF THAT HORRID DAY!!
NO BIRTH CERTIFICATE STINKS!! BUT THIS OUTRAGE REEKS LIKE A MASS OPEN BURIAL SITE!!!
Sounds like they are turning it into Erf Day II. That will go over like a loud phart in church.
It sort of reminds me of the 50's and 60's when the Soviet Union constantly revised history so as to discredit the most-recently assassinated premier.
However, the Soviets never revised history or their cultural ideology to make the U.S. their best friend. That's the analog to what oscumbo-the-magnificent is doing.
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How quickly we forget those almost 3,000 innocent Americans who were murdered by the Islamists.
Every American should view this video made by a New Yorker who lived through the attack:
http://attacked911.tripod.com/
This video has been viewed by millions and is now in the Smithsonian.
It shows the planes crashing into the buildings, there are pictures of many of those who lost their lives, and president Bush’s aftermath speech set to the haunting background music, ‘Only Time’ by Anya. Awesome.
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Nothing of importance. Bush made it up to distract people from the elections of 2000.
additional:
Obama’s Plan to Desecrate 9/11
The American Spectator | August 24,2009 | Matthew Vadum
Posted on 08/24/2009 4:23:38 AM PDT by Scanian
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2323072/posts
Now is the time for us to stand up and stand together
Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr. July 2, 2007
My Fellow Americans:
The power of our voices against the U.S. occupation of Iraq is reaching the top echelons of the military and the administration. Our government is persecuting Americans who speak out against the U.S. military presence in Iraq. The U.S. military has launched politicized attacks on its own military members and moral leaders who oppose the war to discredit their voices of dissent.
We have seen them target Cpl. Adam Kokesh to stop him from exercising his freedom of speech, after risking his life in Fallujah, Iraq. We have seen them threaten Sgt. Liam Madden for publicly stating the legal fact that the U.S. invasion is a war crime according to the Nuremberg principles. They have targeted Cpl. Cloy Richards, a soldier put in the media spotlight when his mother Tina Richards worked to get him the health care he needs after returning from Iraq eighty percent disabled. These are not happenstance targets. These young men are leaders of the Iraq Veterans Against the War and they are speaking out in a strong and coordinated way.
And now I have been targeted.
Who am I? Many of you know me as a reverend, an activist, an architect of Hip Hop politics and a freedom fighter, but I am also an Officer in the United States Air Force Reserve. I have long been in the struggle for peace and freedom and I serve proudly as a leader of faith. I joined the military as part of the "poor peoples draft" - to help pay for my education. In May 2000 I was commissioned as an Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserve and was accepted into the Chaplain Candidates program. In 2002 I graduated from Howard University School of Divinity, Magna Cum Laude. I was ordained a Reverend and Elder in the Church of God in Christ shortly after my graduation and today I remain in good standing in the Church. In May 2003 I completed the Chaplain Candidates program, but I decided not to pursue a career as a Chaplain in the Air Force. I have been in the Air Force Reserve Individual Reserve program ever since.
On March 26th of this year I received notification from the Air Force that they are taking action to honorably discharge me on the basis of "behavior clearly inconsistent with the interest of national security." Ironically, this letter arrived six days after I announced the launching of a national "Make Hip Hop Not War" Tour at a press conference on Capitol Hill.
On July 12, 2007, when I leave Robbins Air Force Base after my discharge hearing, whether I remain an Officer or not, I will be a leader always, and a patriot evermore committed to ending this immoral war.
In February 2003 I felt the sense of urgency many felt in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq to speak out. Even though I was only a Chaplain Candidate and a 2nd Lieutenant, when I had the opportunity to preach at Andrews Air Force Base, the home of Air Force One, the message that I preached was "Who Would Jesus Bomb?" Since then hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and thousands of Americans have lost their lives and we now face a state of permanent warfare in our world.
This moment in history is our generation's lunch-counter moment - Iraq is our Vietnam and New Orleans is our Birmingham. Our generation could be the generation to defeat racism, poverty and war, but only if we come together as people of conscience. In the movements of the 60's, solidarity among the civil rights movement and the anti-war movement was never truly achieved. As the "Hip Hop generation" - a generation where the sons and daughters of former slaves work side by side with the sons and daughters of former slave owners - we have the ability to bridge the gap and link movements for peace, justice, civil rights and the environment in true solidarity.
We will not make the world safer - or achieve true national security - by starting wars that put our humanity at risk and we are certainly not making our country safer by intimidating veterans who courageously speak out. Policies that address the issues of poverty, racism, climate change, the economy and jobs are at the core of national security. I will continue to speak out against the war, seek justice for Katrina survivors, fight against racism, struggle for equality and advocate for a healthy planet. I hardly think that this sort of behavior is "inconsistent with the interest of national security."
My brothers and sisters, opposition to this illegal war and occupation is not a cause - it constitutes a response to a state of emergency. It is our urgent responsibility to stop this war. According to the Book of Psalms, "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning." I know it looks bad now and our hope seems to wane and sometimes we want to give up. But, if we can all come together - black and white, brown and yellow, rich and poor, male and female, straight and gay, republican and democrat - whether you still love this country or are withdrawn in anger, not only can we defeat this war and restore justice and democracy, there will once again be joy in the morning.
My mother in the movement, Cindy Sheehan, will be with me on July 12th at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia and I urge you to join me on the 12th as well. I also urge you to continue to increase your activism. This is our lunch-counter moment.
For Future Generations,
Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr.
Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr. is President of the Hip Hop Caucus.
Much needed online donations to his legal defense fund can be made at: www.hiphopcaucus.org You can also mail a donation via check to:
Hip Hop Caucus 1112 16th St. NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20036
You can contact the Hip Hop Caucus at 202.787.5256 or at info@hiphopcaucus.org.
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Source: http://www.911truth.org/article.php?story=20070727113658379
“RATS are committing suicide before our eyes.”
Yeah, but they`re determined to take everyone else with them.
I predict a real predict a real uptick and surge in *freepmail” around here if this crap continues... this guy is totally out of step, if not an outright Trojan horse...
“Even as I hope for some measure of peace and comfort to the bereaved families, I must also hope that we as a nation draw some measure of wisdom from this tragedy.
This pi$$es me off every time I see or hear it, and it does not surprise me that Obama saw 9-11 as a "tragedy".
He proves that he either doesn't get it, or more likely deliberately refuses to see 9-11 for what it was. 9-11 was a TRAVESTY, an ACT OF TERRORISM, and an DELIBERATE ACT OF WAR.
A tragedy is an accident, or a natural disaster. 9-11 was neither of these things. To see it that way is to let the terrorists off the hook and to say that our War on Terror was an over reaction, which it was not. In some ways, we did not act harsh enough or swift enough. We allowed Iraq months and years to hide equipment and weapons, and to relocate key devices and technology out of the country.
"We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion... Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." .... John Adams
"The philosophy of the schoolroom in one generation is the philosophy of the government in the next." Abraham Lincoln
Unfreeking believeable
That revolution needs to happen while we still have our guns..
hip hop caucus
HUH?????????????????????????/
black racist the a commie and now this.
the positions for director like TSA, DEA, etc have not been filled but the czar positions have
why???
because czars do not answer to congress
directors do
easy way around congress and take over this country
of course the media are all over this and why he has done this along with who the czars are??
yea right
facts and media do not belong together and have not done for a couple if years.
it must be horrible to be on the left, knowing that you can only listen to lies to get through the day and when you do hear the truth you get mad at who reports it not the truth itself
so sad
Worse than Reverend Wright, and of course, a close friend of the Obamas.
Folks, we cannot allow them to usurp 9/11, a day that is sacred to MOST Americans! (Not the Commie leftist buddies of Obama).
He can't have stayed in long, not and only be a 2LT. Heck, they even made me a Captain, before they booted me out (technically to inactive status, I never gave up my commission, even though they asked me to, before I went active reserve again. My Colonel called me the longest serving 1st Lt. in the USAFR. (but only at that time, Curtiss LeMay was an LT longer than I was, and he was on active duty the whole time. :)
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