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Obama draws praise from Chavez, Putin and Castro family

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And maybe they're playing politics, trying to get the election to go the other way, knowing how many Americans feel about them.

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And maybe they're playing politics, trying to get the election to go the other way, knowing how many Americans feel about them.



you have a point - they are known for their amazing subtleties

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Why would they want it to go the other way, they love Obama and share opinions on politics. I believe they truly want him to be elected as to add another worthless asshole to their club.



You really think Obama shares significant chunks of politics with Chavez, Putin and Castro? Seriously?

That's what's wrong with America:S
Do you want to have an ideagasm?

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Chavez

About Castro from first hand discussion (web)

The late United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez was trained by the famous Chicago agitator Saul Alinsky, so was Obama.

He worked closely with Communist Party USA members like Bert Corona and was closely affiliated to the US’ largest Marxist organization, Democratic Socialists of America.

Chavez marched under the famous slogan “Si se puede!” – later translated into English to become Obama’s 2008 campaign slogan “Yes we can!”

The Chavez movement was, in many ways the forerunner of the Obama movement. Overlapping personnel and constituent organizations, identical radical ideology.

Obama joined several leaders of the Alinsky/communist/socialist movement, including Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Obama Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and DSA icon Dolores Huerta, in a ceremony in Keene, California, where Chavez’s former home was officially designated a national monument.

Castro

When I was about 9 years old I remember asking my dad about Castro. I
asked, "Is Castro a good guy or bad?"


Dad said...he couldn't tell!! This was about 1955. We were living in

Louisiana at the time. Dad was in the Army and stationed there.

Cuba was fairly close and in the news a lot. The Cubans were asking
the same question. Ike was president.

This past July 4th, we had the pleasure of sharing a summer barbecue
with a refugee from Cuba. Our dinner conversation was starkly
different. This refugee came to the United States as a young boy in
the early 1960's.

His family was more fortunate than most, as they were able to bring a
suitcase and $100 when they fled Castro's newly formed revolutionary
paradise.

Our dinner consisted of all-American fare: hamburgers, potato salad,
fresh ears of sweet corn and watermelon. This is a menu shared with
family and friends nationwide, while celebrating the birth of our
beloved America, on the Fourth of July.

We began with a simple discussion about our country, and the direction
it has taken since Barack Obama came to power. We shared the usual
complaints about the sour economy and liberal social engineering
emanating from the rulers in Washington.

But then he said it. The sentence flowed naturally from our refugee
guest. I assume it was unplanned. But it carried the weight of a
freight train. "You know, when Castro took power, none of us knew he
was a Communist."

We sat stunned. He continued, "Yes, we all thought he was a patriot, a
nationalist. Before the revolution he didn't sound like a radical."

The comparison at this point was easy, and I interjected, "You mean
just like Barack Obama?"

He responded, "Yes, just like Barack Obama." He continued, "We were
all shocked as the government just continued to grab more power. First
they said the revolution is over, so please turn in your guns. We all
complied.

"I also remember my uncle saying,'Castro will only nationalize some
of the big industries. He will never come and take our family hardware
store!!' But that is exactly what happened. Castro started with the
sugar mills and the large industries, but they eventually came and
knocked on the door of our family hardware store. My family had run
this store for generations. They said,'We now own the hardware store,
you work for us. And that four-bedroom

home you own...it is now our property too. You have to move yourself
and the five children into those two rooms of the house, because
others are moving in here with you.' "

The lesson learned from this discussion is a lesson most Americans
refuse to hear. Political leaders can lie about their agenda and once
in office, they can take totally unexpected turns.

If you had asked us three years ago if we thought General Motors or
Chrysler would be nationalized, we would have never believed it. We
could never contemplate a country where the rule of law, the most
fundamental building block of a just society...would be evaporating,
just like it did in Castro's Cuba in the early 1960's.


But the news of injustice keeps increasing:

*Black Panthers are not charged with wrong-doing by the U.S.
*Department of Justice...because their crimes are against whites.

*The bond holders of GM are stripped of their assets, without being
given due process by the government.

Car Dealerships are closed without due process.

*Governmental leaders are bribed in full daylight...only to have

all investigation of the crimes stifled...by the Attorney General.

*The U.S. borders are over-run with crime and illegal activity, and
the leaders in D.C. act as if it is more important to protect the
lawbreakers, while the innocent are killed.

*When local communities attempt to enforce the law, they are ridiculed
and threatened as racists and bigots. They are sued by the very
administration entrusted with enforcing the law.

Goes on.....

Cuban Immigrant warns Obama is next Castro

http://laycatholics.org/2012/10/02/cuban-immigrant-warns-obama-is-next-castro-in-powerful-new-video/

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Why would they want it to go the other way, they love Obama and share opinions on politics. I believe they truly want him to be elected as to add another worthless asshole to their club.



You really think Obama shares significant chunks of politics with Chavez, Putin and Castro? Seriously?

That's what's wrong with America:S


All 4 believe in trickle down government.

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Chavez

About Castro from first hand discussion (web)

The late United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez was trained by the famous Chicago agitator Saul Alinsky, so was Obama.

He worked closely with Communist Party USA members like Bert Corona and was closely affiliated to the US’ largest Marxist organization, Democratic Socialists of America.

Chavez marched under the famous slogan “Si se puede!” – later translated into English to become Obama’s 2008 campaign slogan “Yes we can!”

The Chavez movement was, in many ways the forerunner of the Obama movement. Overlapping personnel and constituent organizations, identical radical ideology.

Obama joined several leaders of the Alinsky/communist/socialist movement, including Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Obama Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and DSA icon Dolores Huerta, in a ceremony in Keene, California, where Chavez’s former home was officially designated a national monument.

Castro

When I was about 9 years old I remember asking my dad about Castro. I
asked, "Is Castro a good guy or bad?"


Dad said...he couldn't tell!! This was about 1955. We were living in

Louisiana at the time. Dad was in the Army and stationed there.

Cuba was fairly close and in the news a lot. The Cubans were asking
the same question. Ike was president.

This past July 4th, we had the pleasure of sharing a summer barbecue
with a refugee from Cuba. Our dinner conversation was starkly
different. This refugee came to the United States as a young boy in
the early 1960's.

His family was more fortunate than most, as they were able to bring a
suitcase and $100 when they fled Castro's newly formed revolutionary
paradise.

Our dinner consisted of all-American fare: hamburgers, potato salad,
fresh ears of sweet corn and watermelon. This is a menu shared with
family and friends nationwide, while celebrating the birth of our
beloved America, on the Fourth of July.

We began with a simple discussion about our country, and the direction
it has taken since Barack Obama came to power. We shared the usual
complaints about the sour economy and liberal social engineering
emanating from the rulers in Washington.

But then he said it. The sentence flowed naturally from our refugee
guest. I assume it was unplanned. But it carried the weight of a
freight train. "You know, when Castro took power, none of us knew he
was a Communist."

We sat stunned. He continued, "Yes, we all thought he was a patriot, a
nationalist. Before the revolution he didn't sound like a radical."

The comparison at this point was easy, and I interjected, "You mean
just like Barack Obama?"

He responded, "Yes, just like Barack Obama." He continued, "We were
all shocked as the government just continued to grab more power. First
they said the revolution is over, so please turn in your guns. We all
complied.

"I also remember my uncle saying,'Castro will only nationalize some
of the big industries. He will never come and take our family hardware
store!!' But that is exactly what happened. Castro started with the
sugar mills and the large industries, but they eventually came and
knocked on the door of our family hardware store. My family had run
this store for generations. They said,'We now own the hardware store,
you work for us. And that four-bedroom

home you own...it is now our property too. You have to move yourself
and the five children into those two rooms of the house, because
others are moving in here with you.' "

The lesson learned from this discussion is a lesson most Americans
refuse to hear. Political leaders can lie about their agenda and once
in office, they can take totally unexpected turns.

If you had asked us three years ago if we thought General Motors or
Chrysler would be nationalized, we would have never believed it. We
could never contemplate a country where the rule of law, the most
fundamental building block of a just society...would be evaporating,
just like it did in Castro's Cuba in the early 1960's.


But the news of injustice keeps increasing:

*Black Panthers are not charged with wrong-doing by the U.S.
*Department of Justice...because their crimes are against whites.

*The bond holders of GM are stripped of their assets, without being
given due process by the government.

Car Dealerships are closed without due process.

*Governmental leaders are bribed in full daylight...only to have

all investigation of the crimes stifled...by the Attorney General.

*The U.S. borders are over-run with crime and illegal activity, and
the leaders in D.C. act as if it is more important to protect the
lawbreakers, while the innocent are killed.

*When local communities attempt to enforce the law, they are ridiculed
and threatened as racists and bigots. They are sued by the very
administration entrusted with enforcing the law.

Goes on.....

Cuban Immigrant warns Obama is next Castro

http://laycatholics.org/2012/10/02/cuban-immigrant-warns-obama-is-next-castro-in-powerful-new-video/



That there is some really funny stuff!!!

Here we have an excellent example of just how ignorant the average Right Wing Conservative is.

Hint - Chavez
2nd hint - Oil rich country in South America

Bwa Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!!
Ignorance is BLISS
Right Wing Conservatives lead a VERY blissful existence.

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Chavez

About Castro from first hand discussion (web)

The late United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez was trained by the famous Chicago agitator Saul Alinsky, so was Obama.

He worked closely with Communist Party USA members like Bert Corona and was closely affiliated to the US’ largest Marxist organization, Democratic Socialists of America.

Chavez marched under the famous slogan “Si se puede!” – later translated into English to become Obama’s 2008 campaign slogan “Yes we can!”

The Chavez movement was, in many ways the forerunner of the Obama movement. Overlapping personnel and constituent organizations, identical radical ideology.

Obama joined several leaders of the Alinsky/communist/socialist movement, including Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Obama Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and DSA icon Dolores Huerta, in a ceremony in Keene, California, where Chavez’s former home was officially designated a national monument.

Castro

When I was about 9 years old I remember asking my dad about Castro. I
asked, "Is Castro a good guy or bad?"


Dad said...he couldn't tell!! This was about 1955. We were living in

Louisiana at the time. Dad was in the Army and stationed there.

Cuba was fairly close and in the news a lot. The Cubans were asking
the same question. Ike was president.

This past July 4th, we had the pleasure of sharing a summer barbecue
with a refugee from Cuba. Our dinner conversation was starkly
different. This refugee came to the United States as a young boy in
the early 1960's.

His family was more fortunate than most, as they were able to bring a
suitcase and $100 when they fled Castro's newly formed revolutionary
paradise.

Our dinner consisted of all-American fare: hamburgers, potato salad,
fresh ears of sweet corn and watermelon. This is a menu shared with
family and friends nationwide, while celebrating the birth of our
beloved America, on the Fourth of July.

We began with a simple discussion about our country, and the direction
it has taken since Barack Obama came to power. We shared the usual
complaints about the sour economy and liberal social engineering
emanating from the rulers in Washington.

But then he said it. The sentence flowed naturally from our refugee
guest. I assume it was unplanned. But it carried the weight of a
freight train. "You know, when Castro took power, none of us knew he
was a Communist."

We sat stunned. He continued, "Yes, we all thought he was a patriot, a
nationalist. Before the revolution he didn't sound like a radical."

The comparison at this point was easy, and I interjected, "You mean
just like Barack Obama?"

He responded, "Yes, just like Barack Obama." He continued, "We were
all shocked as the government just continued to grab more power. First
they said the revolution is over, so please turn in your guns. We all
complied.

"I also remember my uncle saying,'Castro will only nationalize some
of the big industries. He will never come and take our family hardware
store!!' But that is exactly what happened. Castro started with the
sugar mills and the large industries, but they eventually came and
knocked on the door of our family hardware store. My family had run
this store for generations. They said,'We now own the hardware store,
you work for us. And that four-bedroom

home you own...it is now our property too. You have to move yourself
and the five children into those two rooms of the house, because
others are moving in here with you.' "

The lesson learned from this discussion is a lesson most Americans
refuse to hear. Political leaders can lie about their agenda and once
in office, they can take totally unexpected turns.

If you had asked us three years ago if we thought General Motors or
Chrysler would be nationalized, we would have never believed it. We
could never contemplate a country where the rule of law, the most
fundamental building block of a just society...would be evaporating,
just like it did in Castro's Cuba in the early 1960's.


But the news of injustice keeps increasing:

*Black Panthers are not charged with wrong-doing by the U.S.
*Department of Justice...because their crimes are against whites.

*The bond holders of GM are stripped of their assets, without being
given due process by the government.

Car Dealerships are closed without due process.

*Governmental leaders are bribed in full daylight...only to have

all investigation of the crimes stifled...by the Attorney General.

*The U.S. borders are over-run with crime and illegal activity, and
the leaders in D.C. act as if it is more important to protect the
lawbreakers, while the innocent are killed.

*When local communities attempt to enforce the law, they are ridiculed
and threatened as racists and bigots. They are sued by the very
administration entrusted with enforcing the law.

Goes on.....

Cuban Immigrant warns Obama is next Castro

http://laycatholics.org/2012/10/02/cuban-immigrant-warns-obama-is-next-castro-in-powerful-new-video/



That there is some really funny stuff!!!

Here we have an excellent example of just how ignorant the average Right Wing Conservative is.

Hint - Chavez
2nd hint - Oil rich country in South America

Bwa Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!!
Ignorance is BLISS
Right Wing Conservatives lead a VERY blissful existence.



So are you trying to make a point...or just illustrate to everyone else how much of an asshat you really are.

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Bwa Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!!
Ignorance is BLISS
Right Wing Conservatives lead a VERY blissful existence.



So are you trying to make a point...or just illustrate to everyone else how much of an asshat you really are.



So are you willfully overlooking the OP's point to get in a gratuitous a personal attack? Right-wing posters post stuff like that and worse about liberals all the time.

The truth must hurt if you make it such a point to get in a dig.

Be humble, ask questions, listen, learn, follow the golden rule, talk when necessary, and know when to shut the fuck up.

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Exactly my point. That kind of absurdist, scaremongering, so far overblown it's incredible that anyone who isn't certifiable would believe it bullshit is exactly what's wrong with American political rhetoric.

But hey, as long as you're having fun.
Do you want to have an ideagasm?

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How about you try and bring something constructive to this discussion instead of attacks.



It's not a discussion. It's a slog through an avalanche of the worst kind of electioneering dog-vomit.
Do you want to have an ideagasm?

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How about you try and bring something constructive to this discussion instead of attacks.



It's not a discussion. It's a slog through an avalanche of the worst kind of electioneering dog-vomit.


Well-put :D:D

Be humble, ask questions, listen, learn, follow the golden rule, talk when necessary, and know when to shut the fuck up.

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