Now that we've committed the gravely immoral act

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Now that we've committed this gravely immoral act of electing a man who is utterly unqualified, who has questionable religious and political associations, and whom we know virtually nothing about, based solely on white guilt, black vendetta and the desire to show that we're not racist, all I hope for going forward is first, that Barack Hussein Obama doesn't do such irreparable harm to America that it can't be saved, and second that from now on, now that we've proven we can elect a black guy, that in future elections we can elect a President based upon his or her GOD DAMNED QUALIFICATIONS AND PROVEN TRACK RECORD.

Some things that I'll predict-this election of this immoral, America hating man won't do a damned thing to stop the blacks killing each other in Roxubury, Dorchester, Detroit and elsewhere, the welfare ranks will swell to such bloated, unaffordable numbers that there will be revolt when we try to reign in spending once we realize that it's getting to the point where more people are riding on the wagon, rather than pushing and pulling the wagon, and Obama is going to try to turn America into France, where no one can excel. Everyone is equal and nothing is fair. I predict blacks are lining up as we speak with their hands out looking for their reparations and the chance to stick it to whitey in order to avenge their ancestors.. No, we're not above that in this country, don't kid yourself. I heard a number of these heathens interviewed on the radio just today.
The cries of racism rang out even after the 52% election of Barack Hussein Obama, because the 48% of those who didn't vote for him are obviously either racist or ignorant..

I'm anxiously awaiting the assault on the, "deeply flawed" United States Constitution, which should and I pray will bring about absolute revolt. Sadly, Americans don't seem to have the heart to fight for much any longer, and they don't even think America and the American way of life is noble and worth fighting for. There's that brainwashing you spoke of, homebase...

After all, we know that the only reason he attended that church in the beginning, since he's NOT a Christian, was because a prominent black politician in Detroit came to Obama when he was a budding politician and told him that the blacks in the community didn't trust him because they didn't see him in church every week. That's a fact. So he sat in this church every week for the political leg up. This could be good, and it could be bad-it could be good because there may just be a chance that he didn't agree with that racist anti-American Rev. Wright, but just stuck it out to make it in politics, and it could be bad because he could, in reality, cling to his Muslim roots and only go to the church for the political benefit and be no Christian at all. Who the hell knows anymore. There are no honest politicians, from what I see.. The fact that they don't say anything offensive illustrates to me just how dishonest they are, because if you're the least bit honest and not muzzled by the cancer that is political correctness, there are a lot of offensive things in life that you need to be talking about if we're ever going to fix them.

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Americans will either wake up or get into goose step.

Coming attractions:

Obama's chief of staff choice favors compulsory universal service

November 6, 10:03 AM
by J.D. Tuccille, Civil Liberties Examiner


Rep. Rahm Emanuel of Illinois, President-Elect Barack Obama's choice for chief of staff in his incoming administration, is co-author of a book, The Plan: Big Ideas for America, that calls for, among other things, compulsory service for all Americans ages 18 to 25. The following excerpt is from pages 61-62 of the 2006 book:

It's time for a real Patriot Act that brings out the patriot in all of us. We propose universal civilian service for every young American. Under this plan, All Americans between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five will be asked to serve their country by going through three months of basic training, civil defense preparation and community service. ...

Here's how it would work. Young people will know that between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five, the nation will enlist them for three months of civilian service. They'll be asked to report for three months of basic civil defense training in their state or community, where they will learn what to do in the event of biochemical, nuclear or conventional attack; how to assist others in an evacuation; how to respond when a levee breaks or we're hit by a natural disaster. These young people will be available to address their communities' most pressing needs.

Emanuel and co-author Bruce Reed insist "this is not a draft," but go on to write of young men and women, "the nation will enlist them for three months of civilian service." They also warn, "ome Republicans will squeal about individual freedom," ruling out any likelihood that they would let people opt out of universal citizen service.

As chief of staff, Emanuel will not be in a position to directly introduce public policy, but his enthusiasm for compulsory service, combined with Barack Obama's own plan to require high school students to perform 50 hours of government-approved service, suggest an unfortunate direction for the new administration.

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Oh, that's right, this can't happen, this is America and we have rights and liberties and a pursuit of happiness....it will never happen.....this shit is already happening in the UK to a great extent with jobsworth positions and councils running amuke.


WAKE UP PEOPLE!

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3 months of service?

You can’t do anything in 3 months except indoctrinate and train.

I guess this is how Comrade O is planning to slip in his re-education camps hoping nobody will notice.

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Obama campaign: Unpaid wages resolved

Posted: Nov 5, 2008 03:38 PM

Updated: Nov 6, 2008 04:40 PM

Former Obama workers claim they were short-changed

Indianapolis - The Obama campaign says most of the payment issues that brought hundreds of upset campaign workers to the Indianapolis office Wednesday have been resolved.

Campaign spokesman Jonathan Swain says a few people showed up Thursday and made arrangements for payment by mail.

A few hundred people stood in line for several hours Wednesday waiting to get paid for working in the final days of the campaign. Many of those people said they were underpaid for the number of hours they worked.

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Lines were long and tempers flared Wednesday not to vote but to get paid for canvassing for Barack Obama. Several hundred people are still waiting to get their pay for last-minute campaigning. Police were called to the Obama campaign office on North Meridian Street downtown to control the crowd.

The line was long and the crowd was angry at times.

"I want my money today! It's my money. I want it right now!" yelled one former campaign worker.

A former spokesman for the Obama campaign said 375 people were hired as part of the Vote Corps program and said people signed up to work three-hour shifts at a time. Three hours of canvassing got workers a $30 pre-paid Visa card.

The workers showed up to get their cards Wednesday morning at 10:00 am.

"There was a note on the door saying 1:00 pm and then at 1:20 pm everybody was like why is nobody here. They just got here and they're trying to get it organized," said Heather Richards, a former campaign worker.

The large gathering of around 375 people prompted police to call in extra officers and set up temporary barricades. The barricades helped keep the crowd from spilling out onto Meridian Street. Police say the several hundred people in line were for the most part orderly.

"No arrests. Some of the people were upset at first because the line wasn't moving as fast as they thought it should. But we really haven't had any problems," said Major Darryl Pierce, Metro Police.

Eventually people did start getting paid, but some said they were missing hours and told to fill in paperwork making their claim and that eventually they would get a check in the mail.

"Still that's not right. I'm disappointed. I'm glad for the president, but I'm disappointed in this system," said Diane Jefferson, temporary campaign worker.

"It should have been $480. It's $230," said Imani Sankofa.

"They gave us $10 an hour. So we added it. I added up all the hours so it was supposed to be at least $120. All I get is $90," said Charles Martin.

"I worked nine hours a day for 4 days and got paid half of what I should have earned," said Randall Waldon.

Some people weren't satisfied with filling out a claim form for money they felt was still due to them.

"They say that they gonna call you or they going to mail it to you, but I don't know. We'll see what happens," said Antron Grose.

"Talking about they'll mail it to us. I ain't worried about that, man. They're not going to mail nothin'," said Martin.

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