James Woods pegs Barack Obama: 'He's a Muslim'

World Net Daily ^ | 12-24-2017 | Staff

[Cvengr]

Definitely not an atheist.

Raised in an extreme Wahhabi family and school in Jakarta from age 6, so he is familiar with Islamic teachings.
He wears a ring depicting either a serpent or Arabic script for “Allah”, and some reports claim he wore this ‘wedding ring’ prior to marrying Michele.

He also claims he is Christian, although he confused Islamic phrases when he claimed to have visited “all 57 states of the US’, as a US Senator campaigning for President in 2008. Such a claim in some Muslim sects is worthy the death penalty. So it might be argued he isn’t Muslim, but if he isn’t, he sure gives all the political appearance of being Muslim with Al-Taqiyya agendas,

Reports of him and Hillary conferring in a darkened room at the DNC convention circa 2012 prior to Hillary accepting the Sec State vice Pres ticket, indicate they both are occultists who consult with spirits.

The women who fawned over Obama, worshiping him as though he was the Messiah, indicates there is probably some deep Satanic devotion from him in return for worldly power.

The appearance of the Subud cult associated with Loretta Fuddy and Lolo Soreotoro/Sorotoro indicates he probably was raised with occultic traditions and associations, along with exposure to Christian culture. Obama has described himself as being “rooted in the Christian tradition”. This phrase in and of itself lends to suspect his thinking is not through faith in Christ, but is from a worldly perspective, observing Christ and Christianity simply as a comparative religion.

My impression is that he is a worldly Satanist with a penchant for fleshly transgenderism.

[FreedomPoster]

I agree with that. He’s an atheist with strong cultural affinity for Muslims, having been raised for a significant portion of his childhood by a Muslim stepfather.

[fella]

“You will know them by their acts.”

[Lurkinanloomin]

Yes.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Kamala Harris is also ineligible, she was born to two foreign nationals, one Indian, one Jamaican.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Whish is why the exempted themselves with the part after the first comma. They knew there could be no natural born citizens for at least 35 years.

“No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that office who shall not have attained to the age of thirty five years, and been fourteen Years a resident within the United States.”

[Jim Noble]

I’m pretty sure he’s an atheist.

[Vaduz]

Obama + Iran = True

[morphing libertarian]

the constitution has a grandfathering clause

[Ulmius]

Honestly, I'm not sure if that is true. According to my understanding, a Muslim becomes such officially by repeating the shahada la illaha ila Allah "there is no other object worthy of worship except Allah (the God)" in front of at least two or three witnesses. Apostasy is achieved by skipping one of the five daily prayers (according to certain schools), denying the oneness or existence of God, or attributing someone or something to his level. All other offenses are the major and minor sins.

[Ulmius]

Allow me to amend my previous statement: according to Islamic belief, every baby on Earth, including you and me, is born in a state of islam (absolute submission to God) and that its fitrah (primordial state) is stainless, contradicting the Christian belief of original sin. Everyone ignorant of Muhammad's prophethood who ascribed to one of the other prophets sent before his arrival (Abraham, Moses, Elijah, Jesus, etc.) is also in a state of Islam until learning about Muhammad's message (a verse in the Quran states that there exists no nation on Earth to which a warner or prophet has not been sent, and another states that Muhammad was sent to the whole world). However, I believe shahada is required as soon as the child is cognizant to negate any corruption the world might have imprinted upon him.

[katana]

I'm afraid it is true. Islam is like the Mafia. Once you're in there's supposed to be just one way out.

Besides his supposed Muslim parentage, questionable to us but not to his Muslim "relatives" in Kenya, his Indonesian step father had him schooled in a madrasa and so brought up as one. First conversion would have been to atheistic Communism in Hawaii, then an unrecognizable version of radical black Christianity in Chicago. Either one is supposed to warrant a death sentence under Islamic law and tradition.

PS: My college major was Middle Eastern History, had a minor in Arabic, and later did business throughout the region for more than thirty years. So I still gag whenever anyone is silly enough to describe Islam as a ROP. Just as there are truly nasty people who are born and raised Christians, I've known many fine people who are Muslims. But in both cases their conduct is misaligned with the precepts of the religion they profess.

[Ulmius]

I don't deny that being "born Muslim" occurs de facto, I'm merely talking about the legal aspect of becoming a Muslim. Much the same way one can be born into a Christian family but becomes one in reality by baptism in certain sects, a Muslim must recite the shahada affirming Muhammad as the prophet even if he was raised a Muslim to be seriously considered a Muslim. This act would be achieved if he recites any of the five daily prayers as he completes them in childhood, since the shahada is embedded into all daily prayers.

What I mean is that if Obama was taught daily prayer in madrasah and he completed the prayer with the proper niyyah (unspoken intention) with his teacher and classmates, he is by all legal definitions a bona fide Muslim until he denys the oneness of God, attributes a companion to God, or misses daily prayer (in certain schools). There is one way out: death if he does not show signs of coming to terms with being Muslim.

As a student of Arabic myself, I find this subject fascinating, so forgive me if it seems I am splitting hairs with you. I sincerely appreciate your replying to my post. I bet your work in the Middle East was fascinating.

[SaraJohnson]

If not religiously, culturally, he’s a muzzie.

[dfwgator]

Precisely, Obama’s world view is shaped by the Islamic view, even if he doesn’t necessarily practice the religion.

[mlo]

"The "natural born citizen" clause was meant to secure the presidency. The presidency has the tighter requirement of "natural born citizen" in contrast to Congress which only required "citizen." In other words, "citizen" equaled "We the People," while "natural born citizen" equaled "Posterity of We the People."

Uh no. That's silly. The words mean what they obviously mean.

[mlo]

"Illegal alien children with no allegiance or loyalty to America are not natural born citizens. They may be citizens by a misinterpretation of the 14th, but they are not eligible to be President."

That's what Birthers want it to mean, but it doesn't.

[polymuser]

There ya go, straight and true. He’s Muslim until he quits them.

Barry slipped up about it a lot of times. He’s defended Islam, he’s slammed Christianity, he’s slammed the Bible. His Pastor Wright’s Black Liberation Theology is a thing to behold (Wright said Jesus was Palestinian, and his online sermons just disappeared after his church became noticed).

[Political Junkie Too]

Obvious to whom?

Is not the Posterity of We the People the citizen children of citizen parents?

When the Preamble speaks of "securing the Blessings of liberty to ourselves and our Posterity," wouldn't the means of securing liberty be to make the highest office have the tightest requirement? Wouldn't that tighter requirement be why Congress only requires "citizen" while the Presidency requires "natural born citizen?" Wouldn't the Framers only want the children of citizens to become President, to "secure" liberty?

That's what is obvious to me.

-PJ

[Lurkinanloomin]

Alinsky acolyte