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September 18, 2008
What Obama didn't dispute in Corsi's book
Topics: Political News and commentariesAmong the many damning facts apparently conceded by the Obama campaign:
* The Obama campaign has conceded for the first time that the identity of "Frank," Obama's mentor in his high school years, was Frank Marshall Davis, the communist poet and journalist from Chicago who retired in Hawaii.And many more ...* Obama was deeply influenced by Frantz Fanon, the African psychiatrist whose revolutionary writings were influential in shaping the revolutionary political left of the 1950s and 1960s. [pages 80-84]
* In seeking his identity during high school, Obama was strongly influenced by reading Malcolm X's autobiography, identifying with many of the more anti-white passages Malcolm X wrote in that book. [pages 90-91]
* Obama was a heavy user of marijuana and cocaine in his high school and early college years; he drank alcohol and smoked cigarettes with Frank Marshall Davis while yet in his high school years. [pages 87-89]
* David Axelrod, Obama's campaign strategist, was lying when he maintained Sen. Obama and William Ayers knew one another because they live in the same neighborhood and their children attend the same school. Ayers' children are grown adults and Obama's children are young girls; Obama's children and Ayers' children never attended school together. [page 119]
* In his 2001 book entitled "Fugitive Days," Ayers openly admits his involvement in the 1970s bombings and the role he played as a radical revolutionary leader at the head of the SDS Weather Underground. [page 119]
* Obama was recruited by Jerry Kellman to head the Developing Communities Project in Chicago, to be a community organizer working within the system developed by Saul Alinsky. [pages 128-130]
* "Change" was a credo developed by Alinsky in his 1971 book entitled "Reveille for Radicals." "Change," for Alinsky, invoked radical socialism and meant the redistribution of wealth. [page 130]
* Alinsky advocated creating change through a set of carefully calculated power-politics, where the ends always justified the means. [page 131]
* Alinsky's goal was to set in motion a peaceful revolution, using the ballot box, not bombs or bullets, to wrench power from the hands of capitalist elites and business leaders currently in charge. [page 131]
* "Change" was Alinsky's code word for creating a socialist revolution, even if the methodology meant radicals would cut their hair, put on business suits, and run for political office. [page 131]
One can only imagine the clamor from the media if Sarah Palin or John McCain had even "one" of the many damning facts in their background. However, since the facts involve highly damning information about Barack Obama, we hear less than bupkus about them.
HT - PrestoPundit
Posted by Richard at September 18, 2008 5:48 AM
Obama's casual link 30 years ago to someone (Davis) who was a member of an "anti-American" organization (the CPUSA) is no more relevant than Sara Palin's current intimate link to someone (her husband) who was a member until 2002 of an "anti-American" organization (the AIP). (Pointing out the links is not attacking unless you absurdly insist that such links mean that the candidates themselves are "anti-American" BECAUSE of the links.) What's good for the goose is good for the gander, especially when Palin's link to a "subversive" is both stronger and more current than Obama's.
Posted by: Kaleokualoha at September 23, 2008 5:17 PM
Nice try, but brainless. You need to check your facts Kaleo. Until you do, no point in responding to your comment. You're very wrong on the Palin/AIP link, and as for Obama and the CPUSA, that's just a warm up to his exercising Alinsky/Ayers agendas.
Have you been living in a bubble? Check your facts from more than just leftist sources.
Posted by: Abdul at September 23, 2008 7:51 PM
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