Much that is irrelevant here ...

Submitted by kman (United States), Jul 11, 2011 at 00:29

I think the difference between the two presidents has more to do with just than their respective party alliances. Reading Dinesh D'Souza's book "The Rage of Obama" clarified a few things for me and deepened those I already knew. Bush was a tad selfserving as are most of our politicians, but Obama hates the very nature of our country and its past. He sees with the blinders of his father who was a Marxist and anti-colonialist. Obama sees the U.S. as the very epitomy of the neo-colonialist powers and seeks to reverse plunder this country into subjection with himself as another communist/socialist potentate in a position of more and more supreme power. On the surface, there may not appear to be more than the usual party scuffling and power plays, but something much more lethal is going on. Obama and his Liberal allies are semi-controlled and funded by George Soros who hates the U.S. even more than Obama. There are a plethora of viral things going on that aren't seen if one gets to focused on any other one part of the globe. They're counting on that, and it is working quite well. As a matter of fact, so are the Muslims, atheists, gays, communists, drug cartels, unions and just about all other forces of evil seeking to sift out the wealth and power of this nation for themselves. Both parties have no deepseated desires to see the U.S. continue on in its soveriegn role as an independent nation. We're gradually being sold out to the globalist/United Nation's agendas by both. The western populations are about as ignorant and self-absorbed as they come. Still far to few visitors to this site and various others that have real information to offer. Way to few.

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