don't question...

Submitted by donvan (United States), Oct 27, 2008 at 10:51

Do not question the qualifications of Hussein Obama, it may be dangerous. The stampede has begun for this Great Leader. Any question regarding his economic,political, or social philosophy could, depending on your caste in the American social order,( meaning how much damage your opinion may do,) may result in loss of job, humiliation, investigation.

The first rule is:Gain the power, by any and all means. Once gained, use the power to shut down any and all opposition. Only when the masses are sufficiently 'educated' can the redistributation of wealth and power be effective.

Second rule: be vague and non specific. Resistance to the suppression of press, speech, religion will dimminish if done gradually and incrementally. Use disembodied words like "Change" and "Fairness" with no context. This disarms the masses and reduces resistence. Third: establish control of media. Especially the Federally licensed media. Most are sympathetic to the socialist cause anyway. Paid media may be discounted and ridiculed. This will gain greater support from licensed media, and discredit the paid media. Once these conditions are met, the redistribution of wealth, resources, and power can begin in ernest. Once power is achieved, enlist the active support of the Mu'slam movements. The Muslam Movement is the most effective global movement, because they will not hesitate to use the power of the masses to move the agenda of the socialist cause.

History has shown the Mu'slam Movement to be tenacious and powerful tool to suppress and intimidate reactionary christians. Secular Jews and Christians offer no hinderence. Only the 'religious' Jews and Christians may resist, but the Mu'slams are more direct, dynamic, and active, but they must know that they will be protected if things go badly politically.

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