More shocking info on Obama...

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What we already knew about BHO up to this point:
1. He is African American
2. He is also white
3. He loves his preacher...more than he loves his mom
4. He hates America
5. He is a Christian
6. He is also a Muslim
7. He is married to a woman
8. He is a homosexual
9. He hopes that everyone will only pay attention to numbers 5 and 7 on this list.

Now, we have one more thing to add to that list:
BHO and UBL are related:
JONESVILLE, S.C. -- The sign in front of a small church in a small town is causing a big controversy in Jonesville, S.C.

Pastor Roger Byrd said that he just wanted to get people thinking. So last Thursday, he put a new message on the sign at the Jonesville Church of God.

It reads: "Obama, Osama, hmm, are they brothers?"

Small Church's Obama Sign Causes Big Controversy - Greenville News Story - WYFF Greenville
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Wow, the things folks will do..I don't care for Obama AT ALL, but that was just crazy.
 
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I did enjoy how the pastor stated that it was "not political" and that he was "just asking a question." In no way does he see anything wrong with comparing a US Senator with a man who stood at the financial and ideological center of a plot which resulted in the deaths of ~3,000 innocent American civilians.
 
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Nothing like having a supposed House of God implicitly selling lies on their placard...
 
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What's even more telling is how little we know about him, yet it seems whenever he actually deviates from his "hope and change" drivel his foot somehow ends up directly in his mouth. Just some advice for Obama, keep your wife away from the media! I listened to some clips from a radio interview she did and she seems like a very bitter person to me.
 
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therealUT said:
Nothing like having a supposed House of God implicitly selling lies on their placard...
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Well, TRUT, give the guy a little room. And stop acting like just b/c he is a preacher and the leader of a congregation that he has to be perfect. He has his own opinions of Obama. Don't make it sound like he's abusing a House of God.
 
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KB5252 said:
What's even more telling is how little we know about him, yet it seems whenever he actually deviates from his "hope and change" drivel his foot somehow ends up directly in his mouth. Just some advice for Obama, keep your wife away from the media! I listened to some clips from a radio interview she did and she seems like a very bitter person to me.
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I totally agree, she is doing nothing for his campaign so I say go ahead and let her keep her appts! She said it with her own mouth that this is the very first time she is proud to be an American. They will implode. Everyday there is something "new" about Obama. He is surrounded by controversy.
 
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Personally, I think politics should be left out of the pulpit. Too many people are swayed by their pastors.
 
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rbroyles said:
Personally, I think politics should be left out of the pulpit. Too many people are swayed by their pastors.
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good luck with that one. As long as this country has a "bible belt", political influence cannot be contained. Afterall, what's the first thing candidates hang their hat on?

"I am a religious man with strong family values."
 
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TXVOL07 said:
good luck with that one. As long as this country has a "bible belt", political influence cannot be contained. Afterall, what's the first thing candidates hang their hat on?

"I am a religious man with strong family values."
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and that's fine if the candidates want to say that about themselves. However, when tax-exempt orgs start getting into the political process...
 
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Volnissniss said:
Well, TRUT, give the guy a little room. And stop acting like just b/c he is a preacher and the leader of a congregation that he has to be perfect. He has his own opinions of Obama. Don't make it sound like he's abusing a House of God.
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There is a vast difference between being perfect and promoting a bold-faced lie. As a leader of a congregation that perceives itself as religious, he should hold himself to a standard above libel.

Also, I am not trying to make it sound like he is abusing a House of God...that is why I used the word supposed. That church is no more holy Reverand Wright's.
 
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Hey, you are preaching to the choir here PJ. When that crap gets brought up or some Political group rep wants to make a brief speech at the end of Mass, I take my wife by the hand and find the exit. It's church folks, I didnt come here for that!
 
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therealUT said:
There is a vast difference between being perfect and promoting a bold-faced lie. As a leader of a congregation that perceives itself as religious, he should hold himself to a standard above libel.

Also, I am not trying to make it sound like he is abusing a House of God...that is why I used the word supposed. That church is no more holy Reverand Wright's.
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I think you are making his intentions way more malicious. I've said a lot of stuff about Obama. I think he has a load of people so confused and his followers are so violent in his defense, it's not natural.

I'm just saying, you're very loud about calling him a liar! When I think what he did was just say words making people think "What? Is he really?" and of course he is not but still, it's not a big deal.

In fact the candidates themselves lie on each other everyday, what's the diff?
 
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This story is ridiculous but if anyone needs a message on a church sign to help them decide who to vote for than more power to him.
 
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His next sign will read: Jesus has endorsed John McCain, Satan has endorsed Barack Hussein Osama, who will you endorse?
 
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Volnissniss said:
I think you are making his intentions way more malicious.
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He is using what many in his community view as a place of worship and probably as a beacon of truth in order to imply that there is a connection between a US Senator and Presidential Candidate and the leader of an organization that is responsible for murdering thousands of innocent people.

Do you believe his intentions are benevolent?
 
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therealUT said:
He is using what many in his community view as a place of worship and probably as a beacon of truth in order to imply that there is a connection between a US Senator and Presidential Candidate and the leader of an organization that is responsible for murdering thousands of innocent people.

Do you believe his intentions are benevolent?
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Yes, actually. Benevolent is the perfect word to describe this pastor in particular.

I think his intentions were to steer his congregation away from a man that has Muslim ties and is about as sketchy as the day is long.

Now, comparing Obama to a murderer may have been over the line a touch, however, I do believe this pastor had good intentions for his congregation. Unlike, I might add, Obama's pastor that he still will not cut ties with...
 
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Volnissniss said:
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I think his intentions were to steer his congregation away from a man that has Muslim ties
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1. He is not a Muslim.
2. Having friends/family that are Muslim is in no way a bad thing.
3. I never realized that practicing Islam or associating with those who do is a disqualifier for the seat of POTUS.

Telling people lies in order that they do not vote for someone is, in fact, stealing their freedom of choice from them.
 
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therealUT said:
What we already knew about BHO up to this point:
1. He is African American
2. He is also white
3. He loves his preacher...more than he loves his mom
4. He hates America
5. He is a Christian
6. He is also a Muslim
7. He is married to a woman
8. He is a homosexual
9. He hopes that everyone will only pay attention to numbers 5 and 7 on this list.

Now, we have one more thing to add to that list:
BHO and UBL are related:


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therealUT said:
1. He is not a Muslim.
2. Having friends/family that are Muslim is in no way a bad thing.
3. I never realized that practicing Islam or associating with those who do is a disqualifier for the seat of POTUS.

Telling people lies in order that they do not vote for someone is, in fact, stealing their freedom of choice from them.
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At a time when we are fighting radical Islam it would be a detriment to a Muslim running for POTUS. Also it was a question that was asked not a statement (although I would have to admit the question was leading).
 
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So in essence...this pastor seems to share some qualities similar to that of the pastor Obama chose to follow. Neither seems to be a good choice to me.
 
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KB5252 said:
At a time when we are fighting radical Islam it would be a detriment to a Muslim running for POTUS. Also it was a question that was asked not a statement (although I would have to admit the question was leading).
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If there was a Muslim candidate out there, who promoted policy views that I shared, I would vote for the candidate...regardless of our war against radical Islam.

Also, while there was a question mark involved, it was most definitely a statement...and, meant to be one.
 
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