Obama pushing Mohammedan Koranic values while being a Christian

Submitted by Syed Abbas (Canada), Apr 2, 2008 at 23:29

In 1970s Dave Barrett, British Columbia Premier, asked a crowd:

"Do you want medicare"? Yes, roared all
"Do you want public education"? yes, yes
"Do you want social assistance"? yes
"Do you want equal opportunity"? oh yea

"Do you want socialism"? NO, Never

Baraka Hussein Obama, weaned on Hijab clad convert mother, spent formative early years with Muslims, pushes non-Christian non-Western values:

- Color blindness
- Not for Big business or Bankers
- For Freer Trade
- For Peace
- Is quiet on Israel

Obama a Mohammedan? - NO, Never.

Mohammed the first and only in history to utterly rout combined forces of Big Business (Bani Ummayyads), Bankers (Banu Abbas), Trade Monopolists, and Judahists, and lived to tell how to do it in the Quran.

To antidote 9/11 anti-Koranic, anti-Mohammedan racist, misogynist, violent, ignorant, Trade Centre downing Republican Jihadis, Democrat America turns to Mohammed.

Mohammed's Medina socio-economics = Universality, Individual Rights, Justice, Emancipation of women, Knowledge, Meritocracy, Peace, Free Trade.

Today America says: Mohammed yes! Islam no?

Obama denounced his preacher Dr. Jeremiah Wright (thus his own Christianity). He has never denounced Islam.
Denouncing Jeremiah Wright = Confirming Islam
So what if Obama calls himself a Christian. At least he is a blend of Black Christianity and Black/Indonesian Islam.
Judeo-Christianity is out - Islamo-Christianity is in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3WtDdIgHMA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5SEsKPLZ1U&feature=related
http://cagle.com/news/ObamaPreacher/2.asp

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