Wish we could hear at least 2 or 3 seconds after the quote…
Come on now…
[quote]msd0060 wrote:
Wish we could hear at least 2 or 3 seconds after the quote…[/quote]
Stepahopoulis corrects him and says his Christian faith.
Context is everything. What he was saying was that McCain had chosen not to use the spectre of Obama’s alleged Muslim-ness as ammunition for a smear campaign.
Just as Obama had chosen not to use the spectre of Bristol Palin’s pregnancy as ammunition in a smear campaign of his own.
…although, as spectres go, I think the idea of a black Muslim in the White House would be scarier to a Conservative than the idea of a Vice President with an illegitimate grandchild would be to a Liberal.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
Context is everything. What he was saying was that McCain had chosen not to use the spectre of Obama’s alleged Muslim-ness as ammunition for a smear campaign.
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That was pretty obvious but it is quite funny he had to be corrected by the interviewer.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
…although, as spectres go, I think the idea of a black Muslim in the White House would be scarier to a Conservative than the idea of a Vice President with an illegitimate grandchild would be to a Liberal.[/quote]
You’ve missed some posts by our more liberal friends. It’s the very pro-life and Pentcostal Christian woman that scares them.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
…although, as spectres go, I think the idea of a black Muslim in the White House would be scarier to a Conservative than the idea of a Vice President with an illegitimate grandchild would be to a Liberal.[/quote]
It’s not his religion alone that bothers me. It his freinds AND his religion that bother me.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
…although, as spectres go, I think the idea of a black Muslim in the White House would be scarier to a Conservative than the idea of a Vice President with an illegitimate grandchild would be to a Liberal.[/quote]
Her hiring policies scare me.
Still singing this tune Zap? Are you allowing yourself to be misled or do you simply enjoy being a tool?
Here’s a link that disproves you, but I realize you’ll keep spreading lies.
[i]
Dueling chain e-mails claim he’s a radical Muslim or a ‘racist’ Christian. Both can’t be right. We find both are false.
Summary
If these two nasty e-mail messages are any indication, the 2008 presidential campaign is becoming a very dirty one.
One claims that Obama is “certainly a racist” by virtue of belonging to Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ, which it says “will accept only black parishoners” and espouses a commitment to Africa. Actually, a white theology professor says he’s been “welcomed enthusiastically” at the church, as have other non-blacks.
Another e-mail claims that Obama “is a Muslim,” attended a “Wahabi” school in Indonesia, took his Senate oath on the Koran, refuses to recite the Pledge of Allegiance and is part of an Islamic plot to take over the U.S. Each of these statements is false.
[b]These false appeals to bigotry and fear remind us of the infamous whispering campaign of eight years ago, when anonymous messages just before the South Carolina primary falsely accused Republican candidate John McCain of fathering an illegitimate child by a black woman.[/b][/i]
[quote]Gambit_Lost wrote:
Still singing this tune Zap? Are you allowing yourself to be misled or do you simply enjoy being a tool?
Here’s a link that disproves you, but I realize you’ll keep spreading lies.
[i]
Dueling chain e-mails claim he’s a radical Muslim or a ‘racist’ Christian. Both can’t be right. We find both are false.
Summary
If these two nasty e-mail messages are any indication, the 2008 presidential campaign is becoming a very dirty one.
One claims that Obama is “certainly a racist” by virtue of belonging to Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ, which it says “will accept only black parishoners” and espouses a commitment to Africa. Actually, a white theology professor says he’s been “welcomed enthusiastically” at the church, as have other non-blacks.
Another e-mail claims that Obama “is a Muslim,” attended a “Wahabi” school in Indonesia, took his Senate oath on the Koran, refuses to recite the Pledge of Allegiance and is part of an Islamic plot to take over the U.S. Each of these statements is false.
[b]These false appeals to bigotry and fear remind us of the infamous whispering campaign of eight years ago, when anonymous messages just before the South Carolina primary falsely accused Republican candidate John McCain of fathering an illegitimate child by a black woman.[/b][/i]
http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/sliming_obama.html [/quote]
Did you watch the video?
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[quote]jawara wrote:
Varqanir wrote:
…although, as spectres go, I think the idea of a black Muslim in the White House would be scarier to a Conservative than the idea of a Vice President with an illegitimate grandchild would be to a Liberal.
It’s not his religion alone that bothers me. It his freinds AND his religion that bother me.[/quote]
His religion is white hating Marxism. His pastor and his church subscribe to an utter hatchet job of the Bible and the historic Christian religion whereby a marxist tool kit is used to chop, twist and bend both beyond all recognition into a radical activist ideology wrapped in Christian jargon.
Even Rick Warren said after the Saddleback event that what that church pushes is Marxism because being a student of theology it is not even controversial that liberation theology is Marxist to the core. It’s like… common knowledge.
Obama as a package is a wet dream for the hippified anti establishment 60’s Saul Alinsky counterculture that was and is hell bent on neutering this countries power and enacting a socialist utopian wonderland on this continent.
Anybody who tries to deny that is suffering from acute cranial anal insertion syndrome.
For those who think the OP is just having a laugh, I suggest you read the following thread.
It’s only three pages long.
Thanks, Lix. That’s precisely the spectre I had in mind.
[quote]jlesk68 wrote:
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That is a great pic! Serious.
Obama IS a Muslim. Why are the American people even taking a chance on this guy? His daddy, whom Barack adores, was a Kenyan Muslim commie!
I don’t care too much for McCain but to choose this guy over a man with McCain’s creds is simply unimaginable to me. Hell, for all we know he could be an Al-Qaeda operative! Who ever heard of this guy before 9/11?
[quote]AynRandLuvr wrote:
jlesk68 wrote:
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That is a great pic! Serious.
Obama IS a Muslim. Why are the American people even taking a chance on this guy? His daddy, whom Barack adores, was a Kenyan Muslim commie!
I don’t care too much for McCain but to choose this guy over a man with McCain’s creds is simply unimaginable to me. Hell, for all we know he could be an Al-Qaeda operative! Who ever heard of this guy before 9/11?
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Here’s what I’m not getting. Why does he have to be an Al-Qaeda operative to be a disastrous affront to all that’s American?
There’s plenty we know as indisputable fact that already makes that a reality.
McCain’s campaign would be far more respectable if he would throw out the Karl Rove playbook and base his campaign on the issues. This constant drove of mis/dis-information only provides more fodder against him. It make it appear that he can throw rocks and not facts…
[quote]Gambit_Lost wrote:
Still singing this tune Zap? Are you allowing yourself to be misled or do you simply enjoy being a tool?
Here’s a link that disproves you, but I realize you’ll keep spreading lies.
[i]
Dueling chain e-mails claim he’s a radical Muslim or a ‘racist’ Christian. Both can’t be right. We find both are false.
Summary
If these two nasty e-mail messages are any indication, the 2008 presidential campaign is becoming a very dirty one.
One claims that Obama is “certainly a racist” by virtue of belonging to Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ, which it says “will accept only black parishoners” and espouses a commitment to Africa. Actually, a white theology professor says he’s been “welcomed enthusiastically” at the church, as have other non-blacks.
Another e-mail claims that Obama “is a Muslim,” attended a “Wahabi” school in Indonesia, took his Senate oath on the Koran, refuses to recite the Pledge of Allegiance and is part of an Islamic plot to take over the U.S. Each of these statements is false.
[b]These false appeals to bigotry and fear remind us of the infamous whispering campaign of eight years ago, when anonymous messages just before the South Carolina primary falsely accused Republican candidate John McCain of fathering an illegitimate child by a black woman.[/b][/i]
http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/sliming_obama.html[/quote]
Who gives a shit about this.
James Cone is an avowed white hating America hating racist and Jeremiah Wright owns him by name as the THE major inspiration for his theological views. I don’t care what some redaction specialist asswipe at the U of C says. I know what I see. Factcheck needs to check it’s facts.