This Sunday Fox News, is going to air a very important documentary about Obama

Started by Warph, November 28, 2009, 06:47:24 PM

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Warph



Got this email this morning from a buddy of mine..... don't know how true this is, could be a bunch of baloney..... but I'm passing it on just in case it is for real..... Warph 


It may be that Fox has been holding this information back due to the sensitivity of it and out of courtesy. But, Obama has taken on Fox and it appears they are ready to spill the ugly beans of truth about the background of this individual who has had an extremely radical past.

Subject: This Sunday at 8:00 PM central 9:00 PM eastern

This Sunday Fox News, is going to air a very important documentary about Barack Hussein Obama, Sunday night at 9 PM Eastern.

The report will go back to Obama's earlier days, showing even then his close ties to radical Marxist professors, friends, spiritual advisers, etc. It will also reveal details about his ties to Rev. Wright for 20+ years i.e. How he was participating with this man, and not for the reasons he states!

The report has uncovered more of Obama's radical past and we will see things that no one in the media is willing to put out there. It will be a segment to remember.

Mark your calendar and pass this on to everyone you know: Sunday night, 8 PM CT ; 9 PM ET . Democrat or Republican, this report will open your eyes to how YOUR country is being sold down the road to Totalitarian Socialism. If you care about the direction of our country, pass this notice on to everyone you know.

"Every once in a while I just have a compelling need to shoot my mouth off." 
--Warph

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Patriot

Thanks for the note.

Also interesting.... the Fox News website shows the 9pm (8pm Central) programming as follows:

Fox News Reporting: What Textbooks Are Your Children Reading?
We expose the special interest groups using our kid's textbooks to push bias and anti-US propaganda!


Damn, here go those conspiracy theorists again!  Just because something isn't all warm n fuzzy and might be a tad uncomfortable, doesn't mean it's a conspiracy 'theory'.  It might just be reality that some 'feelings folk' want to avoid.

As the motto of the Strategic Air Command (may it rest in peace) said:  The price of peace is eternal vigilance.
Conservative to the Core!
Gun control means never having to fire twice.
Social engineering, left OR right usually ends in a train wreck.

redcliffsw


Perhaps Fox will be critical of the "official texts" being used. 

There's been complaints about the American history books/texts since the 1800's.
I recall Barnes'Historical.....being one of them and I'll find the correct title later.

Diane Amberg

Yup, see Jane (white smiling girl) run.  Run Jane run.  See Spot (black and white smiling dog) run.  Run Spot run.  See Jim (white smiling boy.) chase Spot.   Run Spot run.  See Little Black Sambo run around the tree. Go Spot go!
   Patriot, what in the world are you talking about? If some group is using self published texts to push anti American ideals, it should be exposed. Do they mean some religious schools or what? :P

Patriot

Quote from: Diane Amberg on November 28, 2009, 07:34:15 PM
   Patriot, what in the world are you talking about? If some group is using self published texts to push anti American ideals, it should be exposed. Do they mean some religious schools or what? :P

I believe I mentioned this concept of school texts and curriculum being unduly influenced by folks (including some in the NEA) in another post... for which it was subsequently inferred by someone that I (and others) pandered to 'conspiracy theories' and boogeymen.  Of course, some on this forum seem more interested (or is that obsessed?) with the identities of the posters here rather than really exploring the facts and ideas being presented by posters here.  Fascinating.

I suspect you will find that the report being aired isn't addressing 'self published books'. They may well be dealing with agenda driven, special interest influences in mainstream texts and top down curriculums with special interest agendas attached.  John Stossel and others have brought these situations to light many times in recent years.  Conspiracy?  Possibly.  Theory?  Probably not.  The facts will show in time as dross usually floats to the top.  But in the interim there will surely be those die hards with their heads in the sand who wanna 'believe the best' of everybody and everything at all costs.  You know.... like the shooter at Ft Hood who was just 'stressed' and a suffering victim of 'pre-traumatic stress disorder'.  Surely we don't want to conclude (prematurely, of course) that he's a murdering radical muslim terrorist with an agenda.  The same applies to government, schools and many areas of our lives.  Shoot, why do we need antitrust laws?  Because even capitalists are sometimes given to shady dealings.   ;Dl

For the record, all things bad aren't necessarily a 'conspiracy'.  That does not negate their badness.

Conservative to the Core!
Gun control means never having to fire twice.
Social engineering, left OR right usually ends in a train wreck.

srkruzich

Quote from: Diane Amberg on November 28, 2009, 07:34:15 PM
Yup, see Jane (white smiling girl) run.  Run Jane run.  See Spot (black and white smiling dog) run.  Run Spot run.  See Jim (white smiling boy.) chase Spot.   Run Spot run.  See Little Black Sambo run around the tree. Go Spot go!
   Patriot, what in the world are you talking about? If some group is using self published texts to push anti American ideals, it should be exposed. Do they mean some religious schools or what? :P
When a school teaches that the second amendment is only there for hunting, then the powers that be are undermining the constitution one child at a time. When they teach children as in the dare program to rat out their parents for having a bag of pot they are subverting the 4th amendment in denying security in ones property and papers and using the information that is given by the children as a means to gain entry illegally without warrant.  Happens every day and it is taught just like that.  They tell the kids that the kids need to help their parents and tell the government what their parents are doing.

I know many cops and most of them say that the Dare program is not to keep kids off drugs but it is used as a means to gain entry into ones home without constitutional limitations. The program is a guise.

Sex ed is a program designed to break down the family unit in that it teaches humanistic philosophy that if it feels good do it.  That is apparant in the programs that promote homosexuality amongst kids.  It is a in thing these days for girls to be bi now.  They didn't get that from home thats for sure.

The year my boys went to a government school one of them came home and announced that the teachers held a class saying that spanking was abuse and that if they were abused to come tell them and they would stop it.   He told me defiantly that i wasn't allowed to spank him anymore.  I smiled and looked deep into his eyes and told him that if he ever told anyone that i spanked him and they came to arrest me, that i wouldn't be going to jail for the spanking, i would be going to jail for a whole lot more than that.  
Needless to say he never said a word if he got spanked.

The schools also teach that children have constitutional rights that parents can't violate. That is a lie.  The truth is that children are not adults, and therefore according to law and constitutional law they are not legal persons covered by the constitution.  They are however charges of the parents who are covered by constitutional rights and under their parents they are covered.  To assign rights to a minor who cannot possibly understand the rights and responsibilities of those rights is asinine in its concept and the attempt to give those rights to individuals who cannot fully understand them is only done to further undermine the family.

One such law which is stupid is the law in some states that grant a 17 year old the legal right to leave home and go out on their own, but unable to fulfil contractual agreements, and making the parents of said 17 year old responsible for their actions.  Its design is to remove control of the children from the parents.  

The schools claim their not promoting religion but i say its a lie.  They promote humanistic beliefs which is a religious ideology.  That ideology undermines the family and home.  
Curb your politician.  We have leash laws you know.

Patriot

Careful, srkruzich.. you'll be labeled a conspiracy theorist!  LOL

Speaking of conspiracies.... here's a link to an article that has a tremendous amount of information on the 'resumes' of sixteen of the president's closest and most powerful administration allies.   

Link:  http://www.gunslot.com/pictures/obama%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cposse%E2%80%9D-socialist-agenda-get-know-%E2%80%9Cyour%E2%80%9D-government%E2%80%A6%E2%80%A6

Read these and then think:  Conspiracy?  Perhaps.  Theory?  Not likely.  Agenda?  Most assuredly!  And NOT an agenda friendly to the founding principals of this country (liberty, protection from intrusive government, right to self determination, pursuit of happiness).
Conservative to the Core!
Gun control means never having to fire twice.
Social engineering, left OR right usually ends in a train wreck.

Diane Amberg

Well, I'll be interested in what the Fox program has to say. I'm not quite sure how that turned into 2nd amendment rights. I'm glad I'm not an inner city teacher, but I did do my student teaching in one a long time ago, just before the race riots .It broke my heart hearing the kids, just in casual conversation, talking abut how many gunshots they heard the night before and how often they lost a family member to gunfire. Drugs were a huge deal then too. So what is a city supposed to do? If DARE programs and such aren't the answer to lessening the risk to kids, what is? I don't know much about the program myself, but I do know a few officers who have been part of it and they never talked like you just said, that's it's just an excuse to get into peoples homes. That's a new one on me.

srkruzich

Quote from: Diane Amberg on November 28, 2009, 08:59:01 PM
Well, I'll be interested in what the Fox program has to say. I'm not quite sure how that turned into 2nd amendment rights. I'm glad I'm not an inner city teacher, but I did do my student teaching in one a long time ago, just before the race riots .It broke my heart hearing the kids, just in casual conversation, talking abut how many gunshots they heard the night before and how often they lost a family member to gunfire. Drugs were a huge deal then too. So what is a city supposed to do? If DARE programs and such aren't the answer to lessening the risk to kids, what is? I don't know much about the program myself, but I do know a few officers who have been part of it and they never talked like you just said, that's it's just an excuse to get into peoples homes. That's a new one on me.
Well you won't hear most cops talk about it.  Only the ones who are honest will.  Aside from the few cops i know personally, i don't trust a cop as far as I can throw them and i sure ain't going to rely on one to protect me.  Most cops can't even meet proficiency tests for their firearms.
Curb your politician.  We have leash laws you know.

srkruzich

Quote from: Diane Amberg on November 28, 2009, 08:59:01 PM
Well, I'll be interested in what the Fox program has to say. I'm not quite sure how that turned into 2nd amendment rights. I'm glad I'm not an inner city teacher, but I did do my student teaching in one a long time ago, just before the race riots .It broke my heart hearing the kids, just in casual conversation, talking abut how many gunshots they heard the night before and how often they lost a family member to gunfire. Drugs were a huge deal then too. So what is a city supposed to do? If DARE programs and such aren't the answer to lessening the risk to kids, what is? I don't know much about the program myself, but I do know a few officers who have been part of it and they never talked like you just said, that's it's just an excuse to get into peoples homes. That's a new one on me.
Also as far as the problems with gang violence, that is a direct result of the agenda to disarm americans.  A gang can only operate when there is fear. And if folks would stand up to them, and send them to the eternal celestial dirt nap, then there would be no more gang members. 
A good ole fashioned 20 guage pump shotgun loaded with 20 ought buck shot would cure the gang problem especially if the entire neighborhood came out and participated in the cleansing of their neighborhood.

There are 2 ways to stop drug dealers.  1st way is the way china did, execute all drug dealers and drug users.  The second way is to make drugs legal and take away the profit from drugs.  Drugs are marked up 1700 % and makes it profitable and worth the risk of getting caught to engage in the sale of them. IF you make the risk worthless by collapsing the market, then they won't bother to sell it if the average joe can get it for pennies on the dollar.

Take the money we waste every year on the war on drugs and use 1/3 to treat the users and the rest give back to the taxpayer.  Problem solved.
Curb your politician.  We have leash laws you know.

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