The Bad Taste Gets Worse Day by Day

June 3, 2009: Let me make myself clear, I do not subscribe to conspiracy theories nor to urban myths. But Obama's current trip to the Mid-East, and his lack of empathy with the soldier killed by a home-grown Muslim terrorist, has reached the point of total nausea.

Sometime around the end of '07 or the beginning of '08, I suggested that Obama could be a Manchurian Candidate. Others apparently felt the same way, since I remember hearing Neal Cavuto remark about that kind of comment. Well, today, the Manchurian Candidate appellation seems to fit.

There has also been an ongoing discussion about where Obama was born - that he is not of American birth, and therefore was not eligible for the Presidency. Although that claim has been denied in numerous accounts, and a lawsuit seeking his birth information has been thrown out, Mr. Obama has never offered to show a real birth certificate, one with full details as required. We know that he reported in his book Dreams from My Father that he found the certificate, I believe, in a book or between books in his home, but if that is the case, how come he never put to rest the birth location question? I can only imagine that as the self-appointed "great one", such proof is "way below his pay level".

But here's the problem. OHB has been kowtowing to Arab and Muslim parties. He is now in Cairo speaking to Muslim audiences. He will have secret meetings with the Saudis. He, and Secy. Clinton, have agreed to hamstring our press coverage while in Saudi Arabia. Like what he is doing in this country, he is attempting to control the Israeli government's politics, vis-a-vis Hamas and other Palestinians.

Not to rehash old stories, but could his early education in a madrassa have left an indelible impression upon him? Could that, along with his long term relationship with the Rev. Wright have affected his political agenda? I sure don't know, but the more I see and hear, the more I worry that this country is in the hands of a strange kind of leader for the United States of America.

There has also been some talk abounding about either the government or private insurance companies running DNA tests on newborns, to determine the probability of future health of those individuals - a determination which would more than likely be used for insurance acceptibilty or rates, etc. If true, this would be a very dangerous program, since it smacks of that false science, eugenics. For those of you who are not aware of what went on from the early 1900s until the end of WWII, Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations here in America funded the study of the so-called science, which was designed to produce true a Nordic population. They also supported Hitler's National Socialist (Nazi) regime's work in eugenics, which led to enhancing the holocaust, experiments by Mengele, and so forth. So when I hear about possible plans to get back into the eugenics-like testing of babies, I really get a lousy test in my mouth.

By the way, if you really want to get upset, read Edwin Black's book "Nazi Nexus". For all of you out there who were born after the end of WWII, this book, and his others, will probably get you a bit upset.

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