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ORIGINAL: Chi
Barack Husain Obama: Husayn the second son of Ali and Fatima, the grandson of Muhmmad, the founder of Islam. One need only open their eyes to the obvious forthcoming of mass destruction to Christianity and all other religions if the grandson of Muhammad becomes the leader of the most influential country on this planet. Beyond that however, is a documented history of dishonor, untruthfulness untrustworthiness and an across the board disloyalty to the American people. His words and actions precede him.

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ORIGINAL: rexrgisformidoni

hell I could start a club of people who like to throw rocks in water and call it a community organizer.  

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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Wow Chi - are the other 34 posts you've made equally illuminating?

And he's not a Muslim, right? He's a Satanist - I proved the point already on that one

Sarah Palin (or Sharia Plan as her codename goes) is the Muslim infiltrator - something else which I established

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ORIGINAL: Irishknight

Owner, you know that there can be no credit given to a republican for standing up for the right thing.   That is against the rules.  Take it back right now.

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

Edmund Burke:

"All that is necessary for evil to succeed is that good men do nothing"


I wasn`t sure if any republicans would stand up to this new ,hateful,racist and dangerous line coming from the McCain campaign.

But one has.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bal-op.mccain10oct10,0,7557571.story

McCain's attacks fuel dangerous hatred
By Frank Schaeffer
October 10, 2008

"John McCain: If your campaign does not stop equating Sen. Barack Obama with terrorism, questioning his patriotism and portraying Mr. Obama as "not one of us," I accuse you of deliberately feeding the most unhinged elements of our society the red meat of hate, and therefore of potentially instigating violence."

Shaeffer supported McCain in 2000.
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This is now affecting(negatively)republicans in others races.And they are telling McCain(the party`s leader) to quit it b/c it`s hurting them.

I predicted a year ago that this would happen.And it`s not b/c I`m gifted.I just know that republicans are dirty campaigners and shameless.

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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Wow Chi - are the other 34 posts you've made equally illuminating?

And he's not a Muslim, right? He's a Satanist - I proved the point already on that one

Sarah Palin (or Sharia Plan as her codename goes) is the Muslim infiltrator - something else which I established

Yeah, right. I'll believe that when i read it in a blog somewhere. Until then, it  sounds to me like just some stuff someone made up on the internets.

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ORIGINAL: Chi

Barack Husain Obama: Husayn the second son of Ali and Fatima, the grandson of Muhmmad, the founder of Islam. One need only open their eyes to the obvious forthcoming of mass destruction to Christianity and all other religions if the grandson of Muhammad becomes the leader of the most influential country on this planet. Beyond that however, is a documented history of dishonor, untruthfulness untrustworthiness and an across the board disloyalty to the American people. His words and actions precede him.

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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

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ORIGINAL: bluepanda

Yeah, right. I'll believe that when i read it in a blog somewhere. Until then, it  sounds to me like just some stuff someone made up on the internets.

Just because I chose this medium to break the news, you dont believe me?

It'll be all over the internet and in the news by tonight, I promise!

E

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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

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ORIGINAL: bluepanda

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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Wow Chi - are the other 34 posts you've made equally illuminating?

And he's not a Muslim, right? He's a Satanist - I proved the point already on that one

Sarah Palin (or Sharia Plan as her codename goes) is the Muslim infiltrator - something else which I established

Yeah, right. I'll believe that when i read it in a blog somewhere. Until then, it  sounds to me like just some stuff someone made up on the internets.

Just because I chose this medium to break the news, you dont believe me?

It'll be all over the internet and in the news by tonight, I promise!

E

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ORIGINAL: TNstepsout

I was just reading this article. http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/10/mccain.crowd/index.html?eref=rss_politics&iref=polticker
It's very alarming. These people are not even referring to Obama as human, he's "that Obama". It's racial hatred barely concealed. Their only reason for opposing him is because he's African American and has a funny name. They honestly have no idea what his position is on anything, nor do they care. The scary part is that they represent a very large segment of the American population. It's time we break the grip of this kind of secular, narrow thinking, that has given us such a terrible world wide reputation, but I fear it could come with a terrible price if this hate mongering is allowed (encouraged) to flourish.

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ORIGINAL: SilverMark

Well, McCain does bare some responsibility no question, but twice yesterday he stood up for Obama as he should. That is the John McCain of honor not the one we have seen in the last 2 months. I am no McCain supporter as anyone who knows me is quite certain but, I was proud for McCain to do so. It will go to McCain hatred once again from the Hannity's and Limbough's of the world once this is all done. He has pandered to the "base" and in doing so lost himself. He is a good man who doesn't deserve the fate that awaits him. It won't be pretty....

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ORIGINAL: kiwisub12

Perhaps the republicans don't like Obama because he is a democrate, and an extreme one at that.  And doesn't have much experience at anything.

And perhapes the democrates don't like McCain because he is a republican, and has integrity.

Either way, you aren't going to get a stanch anything to change parties, Its a waste of time trying. What both parties are doing is going for the independents, and as part of doing that, they point out the worse in the other candidate, and contrast themselves against that.  Unfortunately the worst can be slanted any way they want, and uneducated people will take it as gospel, because they aren't going anywhere else for their info.

Nasty ads leave a bad taste in my mouth, no matter from whom. I would rather see an ad that gives a position and ways of attaining that position. Informative and positive.  Only way to go.

And by the way - the overseas friends could care less about our elections. They have their own nasty politics to deal with. When i lived in NZ, we got little of the american political race - we didn't care particularly, because frankly, it didn't impact on us, except in a done deal kind of way.