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- zephyear, on 10/07/2008, -1/+5good
- SpenderH, on 10/07/2008, -6/+3I've never read the book, and have no interest in it, but I take issue with this from the article:
"In the past, the Obama campaign has called Corsi a bigot peddling rehashed lies to hurt Obama in the U.S. presidential race against Republican Sen. John McCain. The best-selling book, released earlier in the United States, collects false rumors and distortions to portray Obama as a secret radical who cannot be trusted."
I don't think all of the rumors are false in the book, from what I've heard. Go to the youtube website and search for "khalid al mansour" and the top 4 videos will show you the truth about Obama's past and the foreign connections to the Saudi Prince Alaweed which bought him his Harvard Law degree. One of Alaweed's top advisers called a former President of the Manhattan borough of NYC, and prominent Malcolm X lawyer, Percy Sutton to ask Sutton to pull strings to get Obama into Harvard. Watch the video where Sutton admits it in his own words without being prompted. Sutton maintains that what he said on that show was true. - Christianptriot, on 10/07/2008, -7/+3Ultra-liberal democrats are basically achieving the same results as deporting people from this country, through legislation and ultra-liberal court decisions, so what's the big deal? (sarcasm)
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