Post by: Manedwolf on July 24, 2008, 12:28:46 PM
Scared yet?
What the hell is he running for anyway? President of the planet?
Post by: taurusowner on July 24, 2008, 12:32:05 PM
Post by: charby on July 24, 2008, 12:35:47 PM
Post by: Manedwolf on July 24, 2008, 12:40:54 PM
Looks like a modern version of some the old NAZI propaganda posters.
That's because it is. Bauhaus style of the early 1930's, favored by Nazis, Soviets (as seen in the propaganda magazine USSR in Construction), and other dictatorial regimes. See German Modernism and Soviet Modernism for more.
It's gotten some retro play for things like electronica/dance music events, but that's in an IRONIC sense...making fun of the original purpose as used by political figures.
This, back to the real purpose, with the face in the corner like that, it's downright frightening.
Post by: The Annoyed Man on July 24, 2008, 01:21:34 PM
You guys extended voting rights in the presidential election to Germans or what?
And yes, flyer is scary. Even scarier than those old posters.
Post by: Headless Thompson Gunner on July 24, 2008, 01:28:34 PM
Post by: The Annoyed Man on July 24, 2008, 02:00:40 PM
I hear that Obama plastered the Western Wall with giant campaign posters when he was in Jerusalem. Apparently he thinks Germans and Israelis get to vote. Maybe you'll get a chance to vote for him too, Viking.
I'd rather cut my wrists open than voting for him.
Post by: xavier fremboe on July 24, 2008, 02:17:54 PM
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Post by: Umber on July 24, 2008, 03:00:55 PM
Or maybe I'm way off base. His expression might be due to his having been asked a serious question about his policies.
Just grapsing at straws, as usual.
Umber
Post by: seeker_two on July 24, 2008, 03:47:06 PM
Post by: longeyes on July 24, 2008, 04:22:56 PM
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Post by: AZRedhawk44 on July 24, 2008, 05:38:37 PM
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Do I have to have the Horst Wessel song memorized yet? I think I've got the first verse down pat, but I get lost in the chorus...
I had an idea of what song that was, but I wasn't sure, so I looked it up.
http://www.worldmilitaria.com/newsite/Media/HorstWesselLied.mp3
Most memorable "place" I remember hearing it was in the Return to Castle Wolfenstein game that came out a couple of years ago. I thought it was just some German oktoberfest drinking song (I don't know any German).
The parallels between that flier and the displayed posters (as well as the similar WWII era posters that make up some of the scenery in many video games) is just eery. I can't imagine he didn't know what he or his staffers were doing with those posters. They're affronting and actually validate many of the other posters I've seen that mock Obama.
Anyways, I don't mean to sound like all I do is play video games...
it's just my biggest exposure to WWII era propaganda posters and music.
Post by: MechAg94 on July 24, 2008, 06:16:58 PM
The funniest part is this picture showing up. I can see a couple more emails circulating next week, only this time they won't be talking about any secret muslim stuff.
Post by: freakazoid on July 24, 2008, 07:11:43 PM
Post by: longeyes on July 24, 2008, 07:17:59 PM
Post by: Headless Thompson Gunner on July 24, 2008, 07:25:19 PM
Apparently 200,000 people showed up.
Sorta like the million man march where a million people showed up. That is, until they actually counted the crows and found that only a measly hundred thousand showed up. Or was that the million mom march? I misremember.
Post by: longeyes on July 24, 2008, 07:29:37 PM
No. 44 Has Spoken
By Gerhard Spörl
Anyone who saw Barack Obama at Berlin's Siegessäule on Thursday could recognize that this man will become the 44th president of the United States. He is more than ambitious -- he wants to lay claim to become the president of the world.
It was a ton to absorb -- and what a stupendous ride through world history: the story of his own family, the Berlin Airlift, terrorists, poorly secured nuclear material, the polar caps, World War II, America's errors, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, freedom. It's amazing one could even pack such a potpourri of issues into sentences and then succeed in squeezing them all into the space of a speech that lasted less than 30 minutes.
So what still sticks? That Barack Obama is a passionate politician who is fixated on and takes very seriously his desire for a bit of uptopia and a better world. That he is an impressive speaker who knows how to casually draw his audience into his image of the world -- one who doesn't have any need to resort to the kind of cheap effects that tend to prompt the uproarious applause of an audience. That he is a typical American -- an idealist in the true spirit of the American success story who is now very casually making his claim to become something akin to the president of the world.
He also could have said: We are a world power, the only one that exists on this planet at the moment, and I am going to act as if that were the case. But you're also allowed to participate in the attempt to try to save the world -- at least a bit of it. In that sense I am different from George W. Bush -- very different. Indeed, Barack Obama has his own sound -- it's more utopian, he speaks of the general human desire for better conditions for all of humanity; and he speaks of the longing for strong and dynamic presidents and chancellors who are capable of acting on a global scale. With this drive and this radiance, he managed to drive Hillary Clinton out of the campaign. It is also the way he is going to outpace John McCain on November 4. It is the way he took the hearts of Americans by storm and it is the way he is now taking Europe by storm.
Anyone who saw him make the short way from the Victory Column in Berlin on Thursday to the podium saw a man with the serious gait of a basketball player, a man who seemed young, decisive and focused. For those who witnessed his appearance in Berlin, it is hard to imagine that John McCain still has any chance. McCain is 25 years his senior, a man who because of the torture he endured in Vietnam is in constant pain -- unable to comb his hair or lift his arm in celebration.
Europe is witnessing the 44th president of the United States during this trip. Anyone who listens to him quickly realizes that he is not only ambitious but will also make demands. In the inner circles of Angela Merkel's Chancellery, he is reportedly seen as a pleasant person, one who arouses curiosity.
However, he is also certain to demand the help of the Germans, Brits and French in Afghanistan and Iraq. He's not going to allow NATO to shirk its duty -- and that is where the perils of the engaging "we" and the catchy "Yes, we can" lie. Otherwise all these hard-nosed Europeans will hope and pray that the future President Obama isnt really all that serious about the saving the world of tomorrow, the polar caps, Darfur and the poppy harvest over in Afghanistan.
George W. Bush is yesterday, the Texas version of the arrogant world power. Obama is all about today: the "everybody really just wants to be brothers and save the world" utopia. As for us, we who sometimes admire and sometimes curse this somewhat anemic, pragmatic democracy, we will have to quickly get used to Barack Obama, the new leader of a lofty democracy that loves those big nice words -- words that warm our hearts and alarm our minds.
Let's allow ourselves to be warmed today, by this man at the Victory Column. Then we'll take a further look.
Gerhard Spörl is the chief editor of DER SPIEGEL's foreign desk.
Post by: agricola on July 24, 2008, 08:53:48 PM
Perhaps that Obamatron isnt as much of a drone as the initial skim-read would suggest:
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"we will have to quickly get used to Barack Obama, the new leader of a lofty democracy that loves those big nice words -- words that warm our hearts and alarm our minds"
Post by: AZRedhawk44 on July 25, 2008, 08:14:54 AM
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It was a ton to absorb -- and what a stupendous ride through world history: the story of his own family, the Berlin Airlift, terrorists, poorly secured nuclear material, the polar caps, World War II, America's errors, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, freedom. It's amazing one could even pack such a potpourri of issues into sentences and then succeed in squeezing them all into the space of a speech that lasted less than 30 minutes.
Hey, if you treat 60 different topics to 15 second soundbites followed by 15 seconds of drone-applause, you just killed half an hour without addressing a single issue or being pinned down to a solid stance on anything.
I hear manbearpig is on the loose, too, melting those polar ice caps that Obama's so worried about. Since he's half man, half bear and half pig you could talk for 30 seconds on each one of those halves and kill 3 minutes when you include the audience-queued applause.
Post by: longeyes on July 25, 2008, 09:12:16 AM
I see your point but if his tongue was in his cheek it got stuck.
Post by: Scout26 on July 25, 2008, 11:11:59 AM
Sieg Heil, anyone ??
Post by: agricola on July 25, 2008, 11:24:51 AM
"Victory turns her back on Obama"
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Post by: RocketMan on July 25, 2008, 01:54:13 PM
I see why McCain isn't campaigning much. He's just letting BO self-destruct.
Somehow I just don't believe Obama is going to self destruct. He is going to lend new meaning to the term "teflon" as it is applied to politicians.
Post by: agricola on July 25, 2008, 02:36:27 PM
I see why McCain isn't campaigning much. He's just letting BO self-destruct.
Somehow I just don't believe Obama is going to self destruct. He is going to lend new meaning to the term "teflon" as it is applied to politicians.
He is likely to self-destruct, its just a large part of the media is going to deny it ever took place.
Post by: taurusowner on July 25, 2008, 02:51:05 PM
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Post by: Manedwolf on July 25, 2008, 08:23:47 PM
Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before. Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember? I know from history that Carter was a terrible president. But did he have that same unwholesome "one world government" feeling like Obama does? I just can't shake the feeling that the country that I have lived in and read about in history is going to change fundamentally under Obama. Like there's a USA 1776-2008, and something else 2008 onward. I'm not saying it's the "death of America" or any super tinfoil hat stuff. Just that something about Obama is going to divide America's history into 2 halves, before him, and after him. And not at all in a good way. Am I just imagining this because I'm too young to remember other terrible times in our country?
Keep in mind who one of his major bankrollers is, a meddling and very rich liberal whose lifelong goal has always been one socialist world government.
Post by: The Annoyed Man on July 25, 2008, 08:34:47 PM
Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before. Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember? I know from history that Carter was a terrible president. But did he have that same unwholesome "one world government" feeling like Obama does? I just can't shake the feeling that the country that I have lived in and read about in history is going to change fundamentally under Obama. Like there's a USA 1776-2008, and something else 2008 onward. I'm not saying it's the "death of America" or any super tinfoil hat stuff. Just that something about Obama is going to divide America's history into 2 halves, before him, and after him. And not at all in a good way. Am I just imagining this because I'm too young to remember other terrible times in our country?
Keep in mind who one of his major bankrollers is, a meddling and very rich liberal whose lifelong goal has always been one socialist world government.
Post by: Manedwolf on July 25, 2008, 08:39:53 PM
Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before. Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember? I know from history that Carter was a terrible president. But did he have that same unwholesome "one world government" feeling like Obama does? I just can't shake the feeling that the country that I have lived in and read about in history is going to change fundamentally under Obama. Like there's a USA 1776-2008, and something else 2008 onward. I'm not saying it's the "death of America" or any super tinfoil hat stuff. Just that something about Obama is going to divide America's history into 2 halves, before him, and after him. And not at all in a good way. Am I just imagining this because I'm too young to remember other terrible times in our country?
Keep in mind who one of his major bankrollers is, a meddling and very rich liberal whose lifelong goal has always been one socialist world government.
*DING!*
(He's right there in a blue shirt at one of Obama's messiah-like appearances.)
Post by: The Annoyed Man on July 25, 2008, 08:51:12 PM
Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before. Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember? I know from history that Carter was a terrible president. But did he have that same unwholesome "one world government" feeling like Obama does? I just can't shake the feeling that the country that I have lived in and read about in history is going to change fundamentally under Obama. Like there's a USA 1776-2008, and something else 2008 onward. I'm not saying it's the "death of America" or any super tinfoil hat stuff. Just that something about Obama is going to divide America's history into 2 halves, before him, and after him. And not at all in a good way. Am I just imagining this because I'm too young to remember other terrible times in our country?
Keep in mind who one of his major bankrollers is, a meddling and very rich liberal whose lifelong goal has always been one socialist world government.
*DING!*
(He's right there in a blue shirt at one of Obama's messiah-like appearances.)
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 05:54:03 AM
Well, that was pretty foolish, wasn't it?
In the end it will come down to who cares more and who's willing to sacrifice more.
We are supposed to have the affluent on our side, but we can't get a grass-roots movement going to raise megabucks or a YouTube propaganda blitz?
And where is our Soros? Or Soroi?
We need to do some serious soul-searching to ask ourselves how we wound up with a McCain and a whole lot of apathy circling around a "silent majority" that seems frankly baffled by the energy and momentum of this new political wave.
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 06:05:12 AM
THAT is what should concern us. Not that there are Obamas, because there have always been and always been Obamas. But how this Obama, right now, has become so damnably powerful and so close to actually being on the verge of winning the highest office on the planet. Unless we really come to grips with this phenomenon and understand it, we cannot defeat it and we are going to be unable to figure out the actions needed to combat it.
If all it took was McCain saying, hey, I'm 71, a war hero, and I know the score, this wouldn't even be a contest.
Post by: freakazoid on July 26, 2008, 06:30:47 AM
Post by: Manedwolf on July 26, 2008, 06:34:43 AM
I think the point of going over there was to show that he could be a president that people from other countries would like.
Why is that a priority in any way or form? Europe would "like" a weaker US. That's what they'd "like".
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 06:48:12 AM
"Hang on, it's going to be a bumpy night."
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 06:55:14 AM
Our rightwing plutocrats are more interested in developing new derivatives or in 'scoping out real estate in the Caymans or installing better security systems on the estate...?
Maybe the most successful amongst us just aren't that interested in liberty, only in "asset preservation?"
When not even guys like Bill Gates or Warren Buffett seem too excited about preserving liberty and capitalism, well, you have to wonder a little, don't you? Instead of creating a foundation to encourage entrepreneurism, Gates creates yet another foundation that will inevitably fund the very people who despise the things that made him rich.
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 07:23:06 AM
Post by: The Annoyed Man on July 26, 2008, 07:57:29 AM
I think the point of going over there was to show that he could be a president that people from other countries would like.
Why is that a priority in any way or form? Europe would "like" a weaker US. That's what they'd "like".
Post by: MechAg94 on July 26, 2008, 08:07:01 AM
Post by: Sindawe on July 26, 2008, 08:08:50 AM
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But how this Obama, right now, has become so damnably powerful and so close to actually being on the verge of winning the highest office on the planet. Unless we really come to grips with this phenomenon and understand it, we cannot defeat it and we are going to be unable to figure out the actions needed to combat it.
Obama and his ilk play to the motives and emotions that our society had drilled into us from a very young age for several generations. "Help thy neighbor; be kind and caring for the less fortunate; give to charity, et alii...". Unfortunately this culture seems to have forgotten the other side of the coin with those noble virtues, namely being responsible for yourself and your actions; sometimes you have to be cruel and let the foolish suffer the pains of their folly to be kind and teach them to not do that again.
Hope, change and a brighter future are good comfortable positions where the voters can feel good about what they are doing, despite the actuality of the message bearer being completely at odds with what this nation was once about. Makeing the hard choices, 'specially about those "less fortunate" are uncomfortable places to be, fraught with self doubt and inner struggle about the correctness of such choices. Better to go with Hope, Change and all that rot. And if it turns sour? "Well, I did it with the best intentions..."
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We don't have a conservative Soros because...
Those who actually believe in the cause of freedom and that which once made this nation great are labeled as "out of touch with reality", their supporters given funny names on public forums, and are depicted in the mass media as nut cases who you just know will lead us into the darkness.
Post by: longeyes on July 26, 2008, 08:26:04 AM
What I meant was the time has come to name name and identify, specifically, the groups and institutions that are behind the destruction of our liberty.
We are being undone by our civility and good will, as you imply.
But these "messages" have come from certain places. Let's name just one: our school system, all the way from K through grad school. If we sit by and allow propaganda to displace education, we can kiss America goodbye. It may already be too late.
We live in a media age where drug addicts, thugs, and whores are the objects of constant public attention. Meanwhile, a man like McCain lives in a cocoon of modesty. I don't mean to mock the man; I rather admire his sober and stoical Roman virtue. But if Obama had a son in Iraq and another in Annapolis, would we not be hearing about it night and day, day and night?
If we don't wish to play by the rules of the new game, we will end up having no choice but to overturn the chess board altogether...
Post by: Lennyjoe on July 27, 2008, 05:52:09 AM
BTW, I went into one of them shops and asked if they had any McCain shirts for sale and boy did they get all pissed off.
Post by: roo_ster on July 27, 2008, 09:24:21 AM
Post by: roo_ster on July 27, 2008, 09:39:42 AM
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What ought to be the stuff of psychotherapy has become, alas, the stuff of Presidential aspirations and perhaps actual policy.
Unfortunately, all the Dems can seem to pick and run are candidates with "daddy issues" (WJC, BHO).Quote
And where is our Soros? Or Soroi?
His name is Charles Koch:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_G._Koch
http://www.kochind.com/default.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cato_Institute
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Koch is a libertarian and supports many free-market organizations such as the Cato Institute, which he founded together with Edward H. Crane and Murray Rothbard in 1977. Koch also funds the highly selective Charles G. Koch Summer Fellow Program through the Institute for Humane Studies.
Not enough of the industrialists are as unapologetic in their love of country and liberty as CGK. Too many Bill Gateses who think that "doing good as you do well" means supporting socialism.
Post by: Serena on July 28, 2008, 07:11:17 AM
Who are these Germans that are flocking to Herr Obama? I lived in Germany for fourteen years. Anyone who was at that time in his or her 30s or older knew enough history not to trust such propaganda. Those people are now in their 50s and 60s. Most people this age do not go to rallies. We're too tired from getting through each day.
If we don't stop it, it will be worse than what happened to the unsuspecting Germans during the Weimar Republic.
Most Germans have no clue as to what life in America is actually like, or what those of who think actually think. There is a naive snobbery amongst Europeans that all Americans are noisy, naive, sloppy, self-indulgent, ignorant, uncultured.... Many of their accusations are true. But, it was true enough during the Weimar Republic about the Germans themselves that a failed, self-indulgent art student from Austria, a foreigner, charmed them with slick talk by telling enough truth to mesmerize enough people to make Germany forget itself and become hypnotized. Obama-devotees are just as hypnotized. The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
It is tragic how many elderly, Anglo-Saxon women are also mesmerized by such snakiness.
I'm glad you gentlemen are here, and telling the truth.
Post by: longeyes on July 28, 2008, 07:27:16 AM
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Unfortunately, all the Dems can seem to pick and run are candidates with "daddy issues" (WJC, BHO).
Yeah, but it's not just the Dems.
This is why we're in the mess we're in. The entire political class has become a psychiatric playpen.
Post by: Boomhauer on July 28, 2008, 05:32:10 PM
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Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. I'm 20, but I've studied 20th Century history (particuarly WWII) for most of my life...
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Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember? I know from history that Carter was a terrible president. But did he have that same unwholesome "one world government" feeling like Obama does?
We can see that Carter was a terrible and ineffective president. However, he didn't have the backing of Soros and Co, nor was he controlled by the Daley political machine, and once the people saw how terrible he was, he was dumped out of office before he did great harm, and we got Reagan who fixed his screwups
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I just can't shake the feeling that the country that I have lived in and read about in history is going to change fundamentally under Obama. Like there's a USA 1776-2008, and something else 2008 onward. I'm not saying it's the "death of America" or any super tinfoil hat stuff. Just that something about Obama is going to divide America's history into 2 halves, before him, and after him. And not at all in a good way. Am I just imagining this because I'm too young to remember other terrible times in our country?
No, you are right to feel that way. Nothing has ever been this bad in our country...the way I see it, our country's history has been greatly marred by two events since the Revolution...the Civil War, and the Great Depression. Those are two points where we hit rock bottom, but I think Obama could be worse...
I view civil war or a second revolution as a very, very real possiblity if Obama is elected...his socialist doublespeak, and his "slips" about wanting to form his civilian security force and "mandatory volunteering" (NewSpeak for slavery) scare the hell out of me.
Post by: chaim on July 28, 2008, 08:09:09 PM
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Apparently he thinks Germans and Israelis get to vote.
Actually, there are large American expat communities in Israel, Germany, the rest of Europe and the Middle East, and in Asia. In what may be a close election, those American votes can make a difference. It also isn't uncommon for the major party candidates to have an audience with major friendly world leaders to 1) reassure the friendly leaders of US foreign policy continuity, and 2) to look presidential for the news back home. This is why McCain made a trip to Israel fairly recently.
So, low key visits with members of the American expat community in Germany and maybe a photo op with the Prime Minister is fine. What gets me is the vast rally in front of 200K Germans. No questioning in the US press about why or if it made any sense. This is what is unusual and disturbing.
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Maybe it's just cause I'm young(24), but I fear for our country under an Obama regime like I have never feared something political before. Those of you more advanced in years, has something like him taken place before that you can remember?
Well, I'm older but not that old (38) but I am a student (and teacher) of history.
The cult of personality we are seeing surrounding Obama is rare, but not unheard of. In the past 100 years there have been a few leaders with a similar "aura": Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Emperor Hirohito, Mao, Kennedy and Reagan. Look at that list and see how many were helpful to society and how many were harmful. Scary isn't it? Further, the near religious following in the press and teflon coating protecting him from any negatives seem more in line with the totalitarian examples and not the two American examples. Add in some of his history (look into his mentors for instance), the statements and actions by him and his wife even in this campaign, his minister, and some of his proposed policies, and it doesn't look too good.
I'm worried myself.
Post by: longeyes on July 28, 2008, 10:40:02 PM
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Post by: Balog on July 29, 2008, 10:49:30 AM
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The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
Uh, what? Martin Luther King jr was "in power" at some point? And he was put there by.... who?
Post by: Boomhauer on July 29, 2008, 03:08:53 PM
Quote from: Serena
The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
Uh, what? Martin Luther King jr was "in power" at some point? And he was put there by.... who?
Yeah, I'd kind of like to know when MLK Jr was in power, and by who. And also, WHY would the people you say who bankrolled HItler and Co. (who were Aryan supremacists) back a black guy?
And what about JFK? Yeah, his father supported Hitler, but that doesn't mean he did...
Post by: seeker_two on July 29, 2008, 03:12:53 PM
Quote from: Serena
The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
Uh, what? Martin Luther King jr was "in power" at some point? And he was put there by.... who?
Yeah, I'd kind of like to know when MLK Jr was in power, and by who. And also, WHY would the people you say who bankrolled HItler and Co. (who were Aryan supremacists) back a black guy?
And what about JFK? Yeah, his father supported Hitler, but that doesn't mean he did...
It was the Jews......it's always the Jews......either the Jews or fistful.....and the Jews blame him for stuff, too....
Post by: agricola on July 30, 2008, 09:43:23 AM
Quote from: Serena
The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
Uh, what? Martin Luther King jr was "in power" at some point? And he was put there by.... who?
Yeah, I'd kind of like to know when MLK Jr was in power, and by who. And also, WHY would the people you say who bankrolled HItler and Co. (who were Aryan supremacists) back a black guy?
And what about JFK? Yeah, his father supported Hitler, but that doesn't mean he did...
It was the Jews......it's always the Jews......either the Jews or fistful.....and the Jews blame him for stuff, too....
He should have that in his sig: Fistful: The Jews' Jews
Post by: seeker_two on July 30, 2008, 12:49:55 PM
Quote from: Serena
The same money-snakes bankrolled and put Hitler in power, who put MLK, JR. in power, and now are putting forth the same scheme with Obama.
Uh, what? Martin Luther King jr was "in power" at some point? And he was put there by.... who?
Yeah, I'd kind of like to know when MLK Jr was in power, and by who. And also, WHY would the people you say who bankrolled HItler and Co. (who were Aryan supremacists) back a black guy?
And what about JFK? Yeah, his father supported Hitler, but that doesn't mean he did...
It was the Jews......it's always the Jews......either the Jews or fistful.....and the Jews blame him for stuff, too....
He should have that in his sig: Fistful: The Jews' Jews
He's like the Hebrew Hammer.......but more goyim....