Posted on 09/27/2012 7:14:39 AM PDT by Perseverando
… I will stand with them should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.
– Barack Obama
The above quote, from page 261 of Barack Obama’s 1995 book “Dreams from My Father” has been misrepresented by his detractors, it has been said, to more unequivocally affirm his allegiance to America’s Muslims. The intended inference was that Obama would not put up with the persecution of Muslims in the manner of the Japanese during World War II, for example, which on its face seems reasonable.
Yet even in context, it has become evident that Obama’s sympathies favor Muslims substantially more than mere vigilance against persecution. Last week in this space I wrote that there is no place for Islam in a free society, and I stand by that. Since it is the nature of Islam to ruthlessly subjugate and supplant other cultures and worldviews, tolerance of Islam is like a person deciding to tolerate “a little cancer” and taking no action toward its abeyance.
In recent days, WND has covered Obama’s disturbing relationships with those in the Muslim world, from his propagandistic address to the General Assembly of the United Nations this week, to the likelihood that he attended Harvard University on the largesse of a Saudi billionaire. What he owes Islam, among individuals or collectively, in fact or in his perception, is anyone’s guess.
Few people are as familiar with “playing the system” as Barack Obama. He was raised doing this, whether through “paper tripping” (forgery and the manipulation of official documents), or capitalizing on the policies and programs offered by the American government, educational institutions and private foundations. Consequently, references to him as an “Affirmative Action President” are quite apt; his adeptness at employing such resources cannot be underestimated, and this is almost certainly why his college records
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they are part of his voting base
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