Obama Commie Connections

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This blog post is simply to share some videos, links, and pictures with my readers about the various Marxists who influenced Barack Obama.
Now perhaps you do not believe Communism is a revolutionary force that has been embraced by the elites in our society to enslave the people of America and the World. If that is the case, a quote from Sam Adams comes to mind, because if you are reading this post right now, consider yourself warned.
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“If you love wealth more than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, depart from us in peace. We ask not your counsel nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you. May your chains rest lightly upon you and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen.”—Samuel Adams”

Barack Obamas Mother Stanley Ann Dunham, was a Marxist: You Tube Video documenting her life.


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Barack Obamas Father was a highly educated and intelligent man: Perhaps if he had spent more time with his biological father, he would not be so confused about the source of HOPE and CHANGE.
UPDATE: That afternoon, I stand corrected, Obamas Father was a Socialist, I just received this email from someone who shared some more information with me.

“Jenny, I appreciate your blog’s efforts to expose Obama, the stealth candidate. However, it is a mistake to accept Raymond Omwami’s denial that Obama Sr. was a socialist.

In fact, like the nominee of our nation’s socialist party Obama Sr. was a Marxist himself. Even Dreams From My Father hints at this in its account that he was ousted from his government job when Kenyas president cracked down on communist agitators (pp. 214-215).

In his July 1965 East Africa Journal essay “Problems Facing Our Socialism,” Obama Sr. contended that Kenyas government should use compulsory force to impose collective ownership of property:

We have to look at priorities in terms of what is good for society and on this basis we may find it necessary to force people to do things they would not do otherwise.

[If need be, government should] force people to consolidate through the easiest way, which, I think, would be through clan co-operatives rather than through individual initiative.

… the society, through the government, which is its instrument, should enforce means by which this growth and change can be brought about.

The dad of Barry’s dreams argued that individual rights must be subordinated to the collective good, and economic equality imposed:

If the government should, however, feel that individual ownership is the best policy to take in order to bring development, then it should restrict the size of farms that can be owned by one individual throughout the country and this should apply to everybody from the President to the ordinary man.

… we also need to eliminate power structures that have been built through excessive accumulation so that not only a few individuals shall control a vast magnitude of resources as is the case now. It is a case of cure and prevention and not prevention alone. . . .

[S]o long as we maintain free enterprise one cannot deny that some will accumulate more than others.

Obama Sr. claimed that even 100% percent taxation would be justified as long as the government redistributes benefits fairly. He called for nationalization of Kenyas industries, with even hotel rates set by the government. To justify his views, he appealed to what Marx had written on economic and political power. He objected that the moderate socialism proposed in the Kenyan government’s position paper is inconsistent with Marx: “one who has read Marx cannot fail to see that corporations are not only what Marx referred to as the advanced stage of capitalism but Marx even called it finance capitalism by which a few would control the finances of so many and through this have not only economic power but political power as well” (pp. 29-32, italics supplied).

Alex
(Thanks Alex, for the information, I really appreciate it! Jen)
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“In other words, Obama senior’s paper was not a cry for acceptance of radical politics but was instead a critique of a government policy by Kenya’s Ministry of Economic Planning and Development, which applied African socialism principles to the country’s ongoing political upheaval.

“The critics of this article are making a big mistake,” says Omwami, who at Politico’s request read the document and the associated Internet debate over the weekend. “They are assuming Obama senior is the one who came up with this concept of African socialism, but that’s totally wrong. Based on that, they’re imbuing in him the idea that he himself is a socialist, but he is not.”


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Obamas white grandparents were Marxists as was their friend Frank Marshall Davis, who was an early influence on Obama as a teen: You Tube Video
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Frank Davis
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QUOTE:
“The pro-Davis quotes in the Takara article in the Western Journal of Black Studies, which are cited in the Obama report, are actually preceded by Davis’s own incriminating words, in which he says:

“From now on I knew I would be described as a Communist but frankly I had reached the stage where I didn’t give a damn. Too many people I respected as Freedom Fighters were listed as Red for me to fear name calling.”

These quotes are carefully omitted from the Obama report. Instead, the report only uses quotes that make it appear as though Davis was not an extremist of any sort.”


It recently came out that Davis was a sexual pervert and raging member of the Communist Party.
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QUOTES:

“Davis confessed: “I could not truthfully deny that this book, which came out in 1968 as a Greenleaf Classic, was mine.”

The appalling catalog of admitted real-life decadence is laced with perverted sexual activity, bisexuality, rape – and the seduction of children.

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Davis’ admission he wrote this disturbing book exposes Obama’s mentor as living a secret double life – and as a sexual pervert,” disclosed a source.

In his shocking tell-all, Davis admits to seducing a thirteen year-old girl, voyeurism, exhibitionism, bisexuality, rape and sadomasochism.

Barack, called “Barry” as a child, was a mere ten year old when he first met the family friend who lead a secret double life.

Obama’s grandfather introduced Barry and Davis because he believed it would help his alienated grandson identify with being of mixed heritage because Barack’s mother, Ann, was a white American while his father, Barack Sr.black Kenyan.”

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Jack Cashill has perhaps the most compelling line of articles about Bill Ayers influence on Barack Obama and his political career. He shares evidence that Ayers was ghost writer for Obamas bio, Dreams from my Father, and used it to help propel Obama into the national spotlight. Here is a link to his most recent article and if you scroll down you can see the links to this whole series of articles written in the past few weeks.
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We all know Jeremiah Wright, Obamas pastor, was and is an America Hater.


And we have to assume with all of these mentors, family, friends, and religious leaders that Barack Obama has some Marxist Tendencies himself. His own words compel one to ponder on the agendas, plans, and goals for an American Presidency run on Marxist Principles.
Obama and Friends, History of Radicalism is a You Tube Round up of videos produced to share the facts of Baracks circle of Communist Friends.
Time will tell. I won’t be voting for him, but when we wake up a few years hence to a police state that is run by a thugocracy tied to a world government, don’t say I didn’t warn you. I don’t plan to be a cog in the world government death machine.
Give me Liberty or give me Death!
Jenny Hatch

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MSNBC: Hard times have some flirting with survivalism

Hard times have some flirting with survivalism
Economic angst has Americans stockpiling ‘beans, bullets and Band-Aids’

SEATTLE – Atash Hagmahani is not waiting for the stock market to recover. The former high-tech professional turned urban survivalist has already moved his money into safer investments: Rice and beans, for starters.

“I hoard food,” says Hagmahani, 44, estimating that he has enough to last his family a year or two. “I’m not ashamed to admit it.”

“People keep asking when this (economic crisis) is going to clear up,” says Hagmahani, who agreed to be interviewed on the condition that he be identified only by this pseudonym, which he uses for his survivalist blog, or by his first name, Rob.”

My long time readers know that our family has a supply of food and that I have been working diligently to get our family medically self sufficient for most of our twenty year marriage.
We gave birth to our last two sons after doing all of our own prenatal care, and I have spent thousands of dollars purchasing books to educate myself on family self reliance. Few topics define me or my life more than provident living, and I have attempted to not only learn the facts, but put that knowledge into practice by actually doing the things that I promote, like cooking with whole foods, rarely going to doctors or dentists, and living as if the governmental infrastructures did not exist. We homeschooled for five years, and we have tried to live in such a way that if the electricity and water were turned off, we would be able to live for a couple months here in our little home without any help from anyone.
I have taught hundreds of classes on Emergency Preparedness here in my community, and personally know many families who are doing the exact same things that we are. In fact one of my friends who has been rather scornful of food storage recently purchased a years supply of food for her family of seven.
I testify that family preparedness will help individuals and families to survive whatever is in the future for our society.
Jenny Hatch

Meridian Magazine: Orson Scott Card: Will the last honest journalist please turn on the lights?

An open letter to the local daily paper — almost every local daily paper in America:
Mr. Card has been one of my favorite authors since I read Enders Game in 1988. Since that time I have read all of his books, some numerous times, and absolutely love the Seventh Son Series. As a fellow mormon, we share quite a bit in common, I just wish my other mormon democrat friends had the insight and intellect of Orson, so they could figure out the sad state of journalism in America and embrace the truth.
Jenny Hatch
QUOTES:

“I remember reading All the President’s Men and thinking: That’s journalism. You do what it takes to get the truth and you lay it before the public, because the public has a right to know.

This housing crisis didn’t come out of nowhere. It was not a vague emanation of the evil Bush administration.

It was a direct result of the political decision, back in the late 1990s, to loosen the rules of lending so that home loans would be more accessible to poor people. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were authorized to approve risky loans.

What is a risky loan? It’s a loan that the recipient is likely not to be able to repay.

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WSJ: Clarence Thomas: How to Read the Constitution

How to Read the Constitution
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Click on the image to get to my book review of Justice Thomas amazing Biography, My Grandfathers Son. It has remained my favorite read of the year. (And please do NOT ever forget that it was Joe Biden who led the high tech lynching of Judge Thomas when he was being approved for the Supreme Court.)
The following is an excerpt from Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s Wriston Lecture to the Manhattan Institute last Thursday:

“When John F. Kennedy said in his inaugural address, “Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country,” we heard his words with ears that had been conditioned to receive this message and hearts that did not resist it. We heard it surrounded by fellow citizens who had known lives of sacrifice and hardships from war, the Great Depression and segregation. All around us seemed to ingest and echo his sentiment and his words. Our country and our principles were more important than our individual wants, and by discharging our responsibilities as citizens, neighbors, and students we would make our country better. It all made sense.

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Betelehemu: Nigerian Christmas Carol


I auditioned for Colorado Repertory Singers a few months ago and we are preparing for our Christmas Concert. We are singing this Nigerian Christmas Carol. I was asked to choreograph the movements for our choir last week and have been listening to it quite a bit to get ideas from the Mo Tab version.
Enjoy the video, it is really fun! The Nigerians know how to get down.
Jenny Hatch