Cleric Defines Muslim Obama

Submitted by Nancy Riley (United States), Jun 13, 2008 at 00:55

per a Muslim Cleric

"Hussein Obama is a Muslim. He has not renounced his Muslim birth, at which
time, he received his Allah-inspired name. He must become an apostate to Islam
for him to truly not be Muslim -- and publicly announce this apostasy. This is
what he must do....but he will never do this. This Muslim can claim to be of ANY
religion, but as long as he does not become an apostate, he remains a Muslim."

(JERUSALEM - Sen. Barack Obama's Chicago church reprinted a manifesto by
Hamas...} This comes to show you why people still believe Obama is a muslim and
that his so-called church has nothing to do with christianity. The following
facts cannot be denied:

1. He was born to a muslim father which automatically
makes him a muslim.

2. He was raised by his muslim step-father.

3. He attended mosques and madrasas from his childhood.

4. He is a member of a church that sympathizes with Hamas and hates America.

5. He is endorsed by Farrakhan and the nation of Islam.
..and also something can be said about the people he surrounds himself
with.

For all those here who're assuring us that Obama is not a muslim, obviously you
don't have any idea what being a muslim is. In the muslim world, anyone born to
a muslim father is automatically a muslim. Sure Obama attends some so-called
christian church, but as revealed recently, the church has very little to do
with christianity, and it is preocuppied with hating America. The sermons in
there don't sound much different than those in mosques where some of the most
radical islamists clerics preach. With these facts in mind, I am still not
certain that Hussein Obama is not a muslim. And just because he says he is not,
doesn't make it true. He will say anything to get elected.
..And since when did we start believing politicians?

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