I just wanted to post something here to say, I’m done believing in all the “birther” silliness. I hadn’t looked into it for quite a long time, cause honestly, I’d kind of forgotten about it with all the focus on healthcare. But apparently a lot has come out since I last looked into it and the state of Hawaii has done a lot to eliminate any lingering doubts on the issue. It seems as if multiple officials in Hawaii have examined the records themselves and confirmed that everything’s up to snuff and President Obama’s birth certificate checks out. Okay, that’s good enough for me, I’m good. He’s legit, now we can move on fighting him on healthcare.
I have to say, though, I am a little bit embarrassed that I bought into it. Looking back, it really was looking for a magic pill that would make it all go away, wasn’t it? But really, can you blame me? *sigh*
Just wanted to say. Sorry for being silly.

Well, confirmation about one thing at least.

Surprise, surprise, Obama’s relationship with William Ayers really did extend beyond the way Obama characterized it during the debates, as Ayers simply being “a guy who lives in my neighborhood.” None other than Ayers himself has come forward and stated that their relationship was in fact much more. In a new afterword to his 2001 book, which he’s currently hawking all over television, Ayers had this to say about Obama:

“We had served together on the board of a foundation, knew one another as neighbors and family friends, held an initial fund-raiser at my house, where I’d made a small donation to his earliest political campaign.”

emphasis added

“Family friends” is really quite a stretch from “just a guy who lives in my neighborhood”, don’t you think? Let’s add this to the ever growing list of lies from the campaign, shall we? Of course, not like this is a huge surprise to anyone here, but there you go. It’s at least nice to have confirmation, right?

In the same article where I first saw this lovely quote, I also read that Ayers is now claiming that the infamous quote attributed to him – wherein he claims he wished he had done more as part of the Weather Underground – is inaccurate. He claims he never said any such thing… even though he’s said it multiple times. Whoops! Well, I suppose if you clear up one lie, you gotta add another one to the pile, just to make sure your tally stays the same, right?

The bit that bugs me most of all, though, is this statement: “I killed no one, and I harmed no one, and I didn’t regret for a minute resisting the murderous assault on [Vietnam] with every ounce of my being.”
Sorry, Bill, even though you never specifically pulled the trigger yourself, there were still several people who died because of your orders, several people who were seriously injured because of your influence. Just because you order someone else to plant a bomb doesn’t mean you aren’t implicit in it being set off. Just because you incited your cronies into beating up cops doesn’t mean you aren’t just as culpable. The entirety of the Weather Underground and your involvement in it has been very thoroughly documented. No matter how many lies you tell now, no matter how much you try to disfigure history, there are those of us who still know who you are and know exactly what you did. And we sure as hell won’t forget it.

This is wrong on so many levels. Watch it all the way to the end.

I’ve never been a conspiracy theorist. I’ve never worn a tinfoil hat, never had any desire to. But this is scary as hell. You just saw a man assaulted and arrested by the Philadelphia police department for daring to wear a McCain-Palin t-shirt after the election. He did not do anything wrong, did not violate any laws; he was simply exercising his right to freedom of speech. I sure as hell hope this man sues for his rights being trampled on.
Welcome to the age of Obama.

P.s. A friend reminded me, I should probably point out that I do not agree with the anti-Israel, anti-establishment message at the end of the video. It’s just the actual arrest shown in the video that ticks me off.

You absolutely have to see this. It’s a video from a Finnish documentary that shows a teacher completely brow beating one of her students for supporting John McCain, while coddling the students who support Barack Obama. Remember, this is a public school. What she’s doing is illegal, and worst of all, apparently she knows it! Pay attention to her little speech at the end of the video.

I think it’s about time this woman was fired, don’t you? We don’t need our children beaten up for their beliefs, scared by falsehoods about their parents, and outright brainwashed by their teachers. This is pathetic. Yes, lady, opinions are fine, but you’re an authority figure in that classroom. By law you are required to check your political opinions at the door and be completely neutral. Otherwise you’re abusing your authority. Period.
We have a serious problem in this nation, in our schools especially. Apparently the rest of the world can see it, so why can’t we?

Considering everything that was on Obama’s side and everything that was against John McCain, it’s so important that we realize how very close this election was. Consider the following facts:

- Obama had $650 million dollars at his disposal. McCain stuck to public financing, which limited him to $84 million. Obama outspent McCain 5:1.

– The Mainstream Media. On the three network evening newscasts, 65% positive for Obama/Biden while coverage of McCain/Palin was 36%. Between the end of the primaries and the end of October, network news broadcast 84 stories criticizing McCain ads, but only 32% had a negative tone towards Obama. Obama appeared on over 50 magazine covers. As I showed you, he was granted 13 Time Magazine covers, compared to McCain’s 4.

- After the primary, Obama made a mad dash for the center. Once he was the Democratic nominee, he flip-flopped his way to the center. He was a radical leftist in moderate clothing, a la the Emperor and his new clothes.

After all of that, after all the outspending, media hype, and flip-flopping, that only just gave him the victory. Yes, he won by a fair margin with the electoral college, but if you look at the vote-for-vote count, it was very, very close. Obama won by pretty much the exact same margin that Bush won by in 2004. After all of that, it only bought Obama just over 62 million votes. He had to outspend McCain 5:1, he had the media in his back pocket, he flip-flopped his way to the center, and yet even then, he couldn’t win by a landslide. He did not win as the leftist he’s been throughout his career. He did not win as the Senate’s most liberal senator. He had to win by putting on a centrist costume and outspending the Republicans.

The Democrats are calling this a revolution. I hardly think so. We Americans are the center, we are not Nancy Pelosi, we are not Harry Reid. But in the same vein, we are also not Jerry Fallwell. We are not extremists! When considering everything it took to give Obama this victory, this does not change who we are and where the majority of us sit on the political landscape.
Please do not let the Democrats sway you, do not believe them when they try to convince you that moderate and conservative politics are over and done with. We are not dead, we were simply out spent, out maneuvered, and quite frankly, overwhelmed by the sheer size, scope, and wallet of Obama’s campaign.
In short, we can no longer afford to be the silent majority. We must get organized, we must prepare ourselves, we must change the way in which we approach the political landscape. But above all else, we must not be convinced to give up our principles. They may have overwhelmed us financially, but that does not mean we give up what we believe in. That does not mean we throw in the towel and become radical leftist socialists ourselves. It just means we’re going to have to speak up, stand up for what we believe in, and fight tooth and nail for the principles we believe in and the country that we love.

This nation has just elected another Jimmy Carter. But remember, it took Jimmy Carter to bring us Ronald Reagan.
Hold fast, everybody. It’s going to be a bumpy four years, but we can hold firm, we can stay strong, and we can stand up for what we believe in. It’s time to pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and keep on fighting.

It looks like I’ll be around for another four years, or however long it takes for the Berg lawsuit to finally prove Obama’s ineligibility, Obama’s impeached, or he’s run out of town by the Peggys of the country who will be so distraught when they find out Obama can’t wave a magic wand and magically fill up her gas tank and pay her mortgage. Let’s all cross our fingers that it’s the former, rather than the latter.

That said, I’ve been putting off writing this post. My mind has been a jumble of disappointment, heartache, and sheer astonishment. I apologize that this post will probably be disjointed, but I’m just going to let my thoughts spill out as they come to me.

I only caught a little bit of Obama’s victory speech, so I can’t really offer a reaction to the whole thing. But was the segment where he declared “Yes, we can” as the new national statement, with the crowd chanting it back at him, did anybody else think that was kinda creepy?

Unlike what the Democrats were hoping, Obama did not receive a mandate. This was a remarkably close race everywhere, which means he does not enjoy such a vast majority that he’ll be able to get away with radical left-of-the-left policies.

I am so incredibly, incredibly disappointed that the Democrats’ fraudulent primary, unimaginable amounts of money, and complete media manipulation has been vindicated. I believe this has set us so far back with regard to campaign reform that it’s absolutely sickening. I keep thinking about all the good that could have been done in this country with the three quarters of a billion dollars at Obama’s disposal during the campaign, it just makes my heart sink.

I’m just in absolute shock that we have a President Hussein.

Since we’ve just elected another Jimmy Carter, I’m rather interested to see if this will lead to another revolution within the Republican party two to four years from now. I really miss Reagan, so I’d be completely happy with a true Reagan successor bringing true honor, respect, and leadership back to the Republican party. I may not be a Republican, but I do believe they have a positive impact on this country and that their influence is needed to balance out the influence of the Democrats.

I am so, so, so, so relieved that enough Republican senators held on to their seats so that we can avoid a supermajority in the Senate. The House is pretty remarkably uneven, but at least the Senate isn’t beyond filibuster. Checks and balances are absolutely integral to our survival, so I am relieved that we have at least managed to retain a portion of that in our government.

President Hussein. Seriously.

I thought McCain’s concession speech was very respectable, eloquent, civilized, and well delivered. Above all else, no one can possibly claim that McCain ever sacrificed his dignity throughout this election. He has remained dignified, classy, and above all else, he was most certainly post-racial, which I believe is to be commended.

Okay, time for something horribly catty, but I just can’t help myself. What the hell was up with Michelle Obama’s dress!?! That was the most unflattering thing I think I have ever seen. It made her hips and behind look gigantic, the way it split up the color made her appear chopped off in unflattering ways, and that red. Holy crap, that splotch of red. Sorry, but it just looked like a blood splatter. She may be our next first lady, but Jackie Kennedy she most certainly is not. I really hope she can find herself a better stylist.

We better prepare ourselves for four gaffe-tastic years with Joe Biden as the VP, and the inevitable plethora of teleprompter-free moments with Obama. In the gaffe department, the two of them are going to make Dan Quayle look like an intellectual.

I’m still really curious to know how much of an influence ACORN and voter fraud in general had on this election.

Please, PUMA Democrats, do not give up on your fight now! Your party needs reform now more than ever. Please don’t give up, don’t let them to continue to walk all over you now that they have ultimate power, now that their behavior has been vindicated. Don’t give up, don’t give in!

I’m cheering for Philip J. Berg even harder now.

I cannot believe that we have elected a President who flat out would not qualify for an upper level security clearance. That boggles my mind.

Damn, my liberal brother is going to be insufferable during Thanksgiving.

My biggest hope is that we will somehow find a way to prevent the Democrats from instituting socialized medicine. If we cannot avoid this, I honestly have no clue what options I will have left. Where could I go on this Earth to avoid socialized medicine?

In other news, my desktop died today. Man, it was just a bad day all the way around.

Almost more than anything else, I feel so cheated that I cannot be thoroughly thrilled over the fact that we just elected the first African American President of the United States. I am so disappointed that I can’t be happy about this. Ever since I left that segregated first grade classroom all those years ago, I have been looking forward to the day when we could get beyond that bigotry and look up to a black President. But I am literally so disheartened that of all the African American presidents we could have had, we got him. Of all the brilliant, qualified, dignified, exceptional African Americans we could have had, we got Obama. We got a man with no experience, no credentials, no solid record, a plethora of questionable associates, and goodness knows what else.
And worst of all, if he fails spectacularly, if his leadership leaves us more vulnerable, more unstable, and more bitter, he will have made the climb to the Presidency that much harder for an African American leader who is qualified, who is exceptional, who is experienced, who is a good and proven leader. I really wish I could be happy about this historic day, but I can’t, because of who this leader is.

Lastly, President Obama is not my President. He will not be, unless by some miracle, he really can turn this country around without digging us deeper into the hell hole of socialism. Barring that, Barack Hussein Obama will never be my president. And that makes me so very sad indeed.

Please feel free to share your thoughts. I’ll probably add more as I continue to make sense of the thoughts whirling through my mind.

I came across a brilliant essay online a couple days ago that has successfully compiled some of the most important and often discussed arguments against Barack Obama. I’ve thought a couple times about compiling an essay of my own, but thanks to a bad case of the flu that just wouldn’t go away, I was never able to write one myself. Although this essay does leave out a few of my favorites, it does cover many, many important and essential elements that – in my opinion – every voter should know about. So for that reason, I would urge all of you to check out:

CLOSING THE DEAL

I’ve read absolutely everything on that page, watched all the videos, and absolutely everything on that website corresponds with my own personal research. They’ve done a brilliant job of linking to all their references, providing absolute evidence, and backing up each of their claims. Please, take the time to read and consider what they have to say. Trust me, it’s worth it.
If you would like to see my own “Must See” posts and issues, I’ve added a Must See category to this blog and sorted various entries accordingly. Click here to check it out.

I honestly have no clue if this is authentic or not, but I received this from a friend of mine it was just too compelling not to post. It’s an essay about the state of affairs amongst Obama’s campaign, allegedly written by a former Hillary Clinton staffer who had been adopted into Obama’s fold as an attempt at repairing the bridge burned between their two campaigns during the primaries. (That adoption process does at least check out, considering other things I’ve heard from various PUMA Democrats.) The essay details the four biggest hurdles for the Obama campaign, as seen from the inside. Even if this isn’t authentic and it wasn’t written by an Obama staffer, it’s still a brilliant and remarkable evaluation of the current state of Obama’s campaign. For that reason, I’m posting it here, along with a full disclaimer that I honestly have no clue if it’s authentic, but it’s at least still a darn good read. Click “more” to check it out.

It seems that if the editorial department of your newspaper decides to endorse McCain, Obama wants to pack up his toys and go home. Shortly after the Washington Times, Dallas Morning News, and New York Post each endorsed John McCain, they were kicked off of Obama’s campaign plane.
Does that seem fair to you? What do you think the reaction would be if John McCain had kicked the New York Times & Washington Post off his plane? Don’t you think the MSM would be all over that, decrying John McCain for being intolerant? That’s precisely what they were doing when Sarah Palin decided to give her first interview to ABC over the other networks, that in so doing she was being intolerant and unprofessional. Did anyone else say the same thing about Joe Biden refusing to speak to the local networks who had asked him tough questions, and then tried to have their ad revenue depleted? Of course not! Cause fair is fair, so long as you’re playing by Obama’s rules.

This is what the Washington Times had to say about it:

The Obama campaign informed the newspaper Thursday evening of its decision, which came two days after The Times editorial page endorsed Senator John McCain over Mr. Obama. The Times editorial page runs completely independent of the news department.

“This feels like the journalistic equivalent of redistributing the wealth, we spent hundreds of thousands of dollars covering Senator Obama’s campaign, traveling on his plane, and taking our turn in the reporter’s pool, only to have our seat given away to someone else in the last days of the campaign,” said Washington Times Executive Editor John Solomon.

“I hope the candidate that promises to unite America isn’t using a litmus test to determine who gets to cover his campaign.”

This just keeps getting more and more ridiculous. It seriously disturbs me that the Obama campaign is attempting to punish entire newspapers for their editorial department’s dissenting opinions. It’s a very dangerous precedent, as this will only lead to further yellow journalism. These papers have been completely denied access, which is astounding to me. This leaves them with two options – report some of the facts in a favorable light or completely lose their ability to report any news whatsoever. Again, is this fair? Is this the kind of “change” we need in our nation’s media? I hardly think so. We need less yellow journalism for goodness sake!
But, of course, this sort of behavior always ticks me off. Throughout this entire election process, all four freaking years of it since our last election ended, I’ve been thinking to myself, What the hell happened to our ability to maturely agree to disagree like adults?! If we can’t do that, if we can’t agree to disagree, we’re completely doomed. All discussion will end, the constructive exchange of ideas will cease, and we’ll be stuck in stagnant pools of thought, unable to move forward in any positive manner. I can’t tell you how truly frustrated I am with attitudes like these. Our own fear of being offended has trumped our desire to learn! If we don’t grow up and realize that in any exchange of ideas there will inevitably be disagreement and offense, we will never learn anything new, we will never be exposed to points of view previously unimagined, we will never grow as a society! Suck it up, people, and realize that we’re never all going to be able to agree about everything! Until we can grasp that concept like mature adults, truly meaningful change will be impossible in this country.

This is going to be a little disorganized, full of typos, and unedited, because I can barely type and I really need to sleep. I had to have a horrid, horrid, HORRID test done today where I had injections in between each and every one of my fingers. Not only did I have to deal with the needle stick in those sensitive areas, but then they had to inject a really thick radioactive contrast. I have to say, I’ve gone through a lot – amputations, stroke, having my hands cut open while being completely awake & aware – yet this stupid test ranks up there with the worst of them. It was that bad. I mean, it literally felt like my hands were being ripped apart finger by finger.
Sorry, I know this isn’t the blog to rant about my medical problems, but I just had to vent to somebody! Bad, bad, bad day.
Oh well, at least I got ice cream afterward, and I never go out for ice cream anymore. Ever. Normally it’s just not worth the calories, but today, I just flat out didn’t care about calories. I wanted cinnamon ice cream and chocolate cake batter ice cream in the biggest freaking chocolate-and-sprinkle-coated waffle bowl you could imagine. So there.

Anyway, now on to the actual post. Excuse me while I post in all caps and bold, cause despite everything that happened today, I’m just that excited.

OBAMA AND THE DNC MISSED THE DEADLINE TO SHOW PROOF OF OBAMA’S CITIZENSHIP IN COURT!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh my freaking gosh, that’s so exciting. After that last video I posted (which you HAVE to see), man, I was really starting to get scared. When I started doing my research, I was so committed to not hating either candidate no matter what I found. I was so committed to not believing in conspiracy theories and tin-foil-hat silliness. But come on, everything that’s out there that’s been confirmed, holy crap, it’s scary as hell. And I mean scary. I think the campaigning for his Marxist, socialist, Russian-funded, genocidal, government-over-throwing, anti-American, anti-Christian, pro-Islamic law, hateful, violent, murderous cousin, all while on a trip funded by American taxpayers, where he was acting as an official representative of OUR government, man, that was the last straw for me. I couldn’t take it anymore. I’ll admit it, I’m actually afraid of this man now. I’m actually afraid of who he is, what his intentions are, and what he would do to us, our government, OUR country. Watching the footage that’s out there of him standing right by his cousin, who’s spouting hateful, vicious, anti-American/pro-Islamic extremism, that made my skin crawl. Or as the media would say, I had a thrill up my leg, but not a good one.
I mean, if it was just his cousin and Obama didn’t have any contact with him at all, I wouldn’t hold Obama responsible for what his family members did. Even if it was that bad, I wouldn’t, because I know that your extended family are not your responsibility. I’ve had cousins and other relatives do things that I don’t want to have anything to do with, so I really do understand that. Of course, they’re not inciting genocide, but you know what I mean.
But that’s not the case here. Obama campaigned for the guy. He was standing right there, smiling, and waving to the crowd while his cousin Odinga was spouting this violent filth. They even used the same campaign slogan of “change.” I doubt that’s a coincidence.

I found out the details about that this morning, so imagine my glee when I find out tonight, after returning home from the hospital, that Obama and the DNC missed the deadline. That explains the all caps, doesn’t it? Because it means that we are pretty much guaranteed that we will not have a President Obama. Even if he wins the election, I highly doubt this issue will be dropped. Even if the media continues to ignore it, I don’t think Berg will give up. Hell, even if – heaven forbid – something happens to the man, I’m sure others will step up and take his place. I would, if I were a lawyer. Because this is SO important.

Wow. Talk about exciting. But of course, it’s not all good news. The Democratic Party have perpetrated what I think is the largest and most extensive fraud our government has ever, ever seen. I’m serious. They have violated the sanctity of our elections. In an era where people already feel disenfranchised from their government, they’re already so wary and distrustful of the electoral process, what do you think this is going to do to the confidence of our citizens in our government? It could very well throw us into chaos, and you cannot help but think that the DNC knows this. And if they know it, what are their intentions? Why would they seek to do this? This speaks more to the patriotism of Obama, Dean, and their like, than anything else about flag pins, saluting the flag, or anything else. They are risking outright chaos and they’re getting close to succeeding.

This whole mess will be made so much more disastrous than it needs to be if the media continues to ignore it and voters are allowed to cast their votes without knowing the whole story. That’s why I believe it’s up to us to spread the word. I was already planning on addressing this issue with some kind of campaign after the election is over, the idea that we the people somehow need to come up with our own system of spreading news amongst ourselves outside of the media. Because we just can’t rely on them anymore. Our reliance on them is damaging our sovereignity, and it scares me.
I believe this cannot wait any longer. I figured the job was too big to handle before the election, but this issue is so, so, so important that we need to do something about it now. Please, tell your friends, tell your family, tell them to tell their friends and families. This news NEEDS to get out and it needs to get out NOW. People deserve the right to know they are being defrauded by the Democratic Party on such a massively unbelievable scale. They deserve to know that this has been confirmed in court by Obama and the DNC’s own inaction. According to the law – Rule 36 – inaction of this nature IS a declaration of guilt. I’m not making this up. They are legally admitting every single charge of Berg’s lawsuit (which I’ll list below.)

Please, notify everyone you know! Try to be as bipartisan as possible! Everyone needs to remember that individual Democrats must not be attacked or disrespected for the behavior of their party leaders. Individual Democrats are the first victims here, so please be gentle but confident in your delivery. Be bipartisan, kind, considerate, and respectful of others. Stick to the facts and let them see the truth for themselves.
I would suggest just sending them the link to Berg’s press release about it and just a short little summation about just how important it is that they know about what their party and their candidate has done. Tell them they need to know about it, and let that be that.
Of course, that’s not to say that Independents and Republicans don’t need to know about it either. Because they’re victims too, we all are. We’re all victims and we all need to come together as one to demand justice for our sake, and the sake of our country.

This is getting way too long and my hands are killing me, so I’ll wrap this up for now. But please, please, please, spread the news. Spread it as far and as wide as you can. Voters deserve to know the truth and they deserve to know it NOW. People are already voting! Don’t wait, don’t stop now. I can barely move my fingers and yet I’m typing! If I can do that, I know you can share this with a few people. I have faith in you, I know you can. So please, get out there, and tell the people what they need to know.
Our country needs us now more than ever before. We have the chance to be Paul Revere and warn our fellow citizens. Let’s live up to our history, let’s live up to our heritage as Americans, and take charge for our own sake and for the sake of our country.

If you’d like to read the allegations of Berg’s lawsuit, I’ll copy them into this post after the jump. Click “More” to read them!