Barack for USA President

Mary Wilson
from the Original Supremes, Detroit Motown
was just on ITV London Tonight Live talking about how
music helped America change.

She also said Barrack is the winner.

Great Lady.


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Colin.

Everyone,

I just want to post this last thing and then this thread will really have nothing else for me to add.

I think one major thing that we must remember in all this is that neither John MCcain nor Barack Obama are above making mistakes. The bottom line is they both are foulable human beings just like the rest of us. The future of America does not rest on either of these two men, of which can only have eight years in office at most. Whoever winds up in the oval office let's hope and pray for better days at best.

But make no mistake about it, neither of them will solve all of our problems. It would be a reach for them to solve half the problems they said they would. It isn't because they don't mean well, but they are mere men and for that reason alone we cannot put all of our stocks there. and that goes for Republicrats and Dependents alike.

Be prudent and may each of us do what we can to make this originally intended nation (the world) a better place.

Now, go out and vote for Barack Obama.

Don.

Why, because non-musical M-TV network backs him?

Swirler wrote:Why, because non-musical M-TV network backs him?

Whatever rocks your boat, Swirler.

If that's your cause and reason to vote for him, then go for it.

It's become a bit of a fashion show.

All we need do is focus on the issues and where the players stand therein, Swirler. All this sensationalism with the media is a given and you have to learn to put all that garbage aside, man. I for one have heard enough from the candidates to have already made my decision.

Good on Colin Powell
who now Endorses
Barrack.



The Right Choice for America.



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Colin.

Got a couple of pheasant on Friday.
The wife is cooking one tonight for dinner.



Along with some fresh turnips. Yummy..........

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/27265490#27265490


Great great on point speech by Colin Powell, who, in my mind, is the only one of the GW Bush administration who really served in good faith.

That's Pete's grandson, Tao Rodriguez-Seeger, on the left and bluesman, Guy Davis, on the right, as well.

His daughters married hispanic and black men, respectively, so Pete's family is quite the fusion . . . this performance September 30, 2008.

Dave Stewart's American Prayer:
http://www.myamericanprayer.com/video.html

As much as I'm in agreement to pulling troops out as long as we fully understand the 'interpretation' of that statement. Will it be a gradual or quick process? That may dictate the final outcome (backlash if I may) of Islamic radicalism against us and other countries in harms way.

My second concern is how we view major current issues at hand. Say for example; Abortion, same sex marriage and the decay of the American family values to name a few. These are straight issues that candidates must face, not just in their polical-voice in this arena but more so in their existing "Track Records" confronting these public conserns which will or has been shaping this country. After all, what it comes down to is that legislature will and always has evolve from a societies public view, or other words... public opinion. Whether we have a dominating liberal or conservative perspective, we need to see canidates within the realm of those major issues mentioned earlier....No matter what party.

racman

[quote="Racman"]As much as I'm in agreement to pulling troops out as long as we fully understand the 'interpretation' of that statement. Will it be a gradual or quick process? That may dictate the final outcome (backlash if I may) of Islamic radicalism against us and other countries in harms way.
/quote]

Just stumbled on this provocative piece this moment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBmjHiiylOU&NR=1

More from the same artist of India; this guy is really something:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If6DWr6zh9k&feature=channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVtvfQPXNeM&feature=channel

Ha ha....I love that clip!

Woof, I'm sure not for a senseless war. I'm refering to 'Radical Islam' and not 'traditional Muslim' peoples (like those girls in the video). The term terrorism is really not what I'm refering to here. What I am caution about is how traditional, loving religious muslims turn to having animosity with America. I think I know the reason(s) but I can't say too much about it here. Many are easily offended here as noted in the past, especially in this arena. It takes understanding the bigger picture of the muslim culture as a devout religious people and how an extreme left-wing-liberal-tolerant- america conflicts or becomes a threat to their people and it's foundational core values. Again, I can't really get into this very much as I am tempted to. I love the traditional muslim peoples.......I really do. And I also agree with and understand their view on 21st century colonial americanism, if I may injected that way.

A book that can help in understanding this perspective, was written by one of my favorite writers by the name Dinesh DeSouza. His book, among many, is called "The Enemy at Home." Check it out. But I forewarn you to try to keep an open mind. Mr. DeSouza, a reputable schalor in his own right, was a politcal analysis in Washington and seems to be read by many through out this country. He is a reknown intellectual champion in the bull pits of debating atheism head-on....He is not your typical push-over.

shalom,

racman

Racman wrote:As much as I'm in agreement to pulling troops out as long as we fully understand the 'interpretation' of that statement. Will it be a gradual or quick process? That may dictate the final outcome (backlash if I may) of Islamic radicalism against us and other countries in harms way.

My second concern is how we view major current issues at hand. Say for example; Abortion, same sex marriage and the decay of the American family values to name a few. These are straight issues that candidates must face, not just in their polical-voice in this arena but more so in their existing "Track Records" confronting these public conserns which will or has been shaping this country. After all, what it comes down to is that legislature will and always has evolve from a societies public view, or other words... public opinion. Whether we have a dominating liberal or conservative perspective, we need to see canidates within the realm of those major issues mentioned earlier....No matter what party.

racman

Like you Glenn, I am stayed on the same Principles. Yet I abstain from voting for either Barack or John. That is my civil right too in America.

When synagogues are mostly vacant, except around Jewish celebrations, I'm constantly living according to the One I worship. - the same God written of in Hebrew Scriptures.

When churches preach and teach an emotion, or when a Doctrine should be paramount among sentient beings, I'm out of that too (as a credentialed minister). I did not abandon my Call as a Christian - its just that most Christians who think they understand the Bible don't understand it at all. It takes investment and obedience to weather storms. And yet the storm of this present time is nothing compared to what will Come. So be prepared.

Barack Obama!? No... our King is Christ and there is none other!

In other words, I'm swimming up stream instead of the ebb and tides of mankind. Its better that way for me and others whom God has blessed me to touch.

Suss, happy to see you here. Will you be voting for any candidate to be your President?

If not, I beg you to take a leap. Jump off the fence, step on a rake, make a mistake. Choose hope over fear.


I, for one, am literally sick of a fear-based way of life. I don't expect it to change in my lifetime or even the next several generations, but we can act toward a change in the nature of humanity away from fear. Put your bigfoot forward.

thanks woof, let's try to make the world a better place! BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT!

so full of hate.......... http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=yDOI3Am2B78

Good to see Barrack
Buy the biggest Air Time on mant Networks for Tonight.


As you are right about that Niki
they are full of hate
and are telling old folks Corrupt words
about Barrack.

They are playing Dirty until the last hour.


If they let that Crazy Half Dead 72 year old in
it could be like World War 3.


And Don
Those words are not wrong
he is a walking dead man
and that is the problem if he Gets in
that Dumb Palin has no Idea about the Outside World
so if he gets Ill ,which will happen,
America is Stuck with a Woman
who will Piss Off the Arabs 100%.
Palin is ready to Bomb Iran. (Crazy Woman)
She is worse than GW Bush on that.


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Colin.

There's hate on both sides. Don't be blind to it. REAL hate.
One thing that I don't like is the age attack by Colin. Who cares if the guy is 72, 92,
or 52. That's ageism, you should know that. Keep it to policies, not age.

Swirler, please give me proof of that kind of hatred (like race, religion, and completely unfactiual allegations) on the Obama site...let's face it: The McCain campaign VERY VERY much is about denouncing the other site, many of the supporters drive on the same street, but even more foolish - the video gives proof to all the hillbilly redneck almost KKK things going on in some parts of the McCain supporter groups. Don't get me wrong: I wouldn't blame McCain personally for all of that, but he sure plays into that direction with his negative, hateful and fear-oriented campaign.


I don't agree with you Colin on that "half dead man" issue...for me age doesn't matter on it's own - BUT - I very much agree that if McCain couldn't fullfill his presidency ( and statistics does improve the possibility) and Palin would become president of the USA......the world would be in big trouble!

I pray for Obama, because I really believe that he could be one of the persons who could alter the world for good!

Peace!
Niki

This country is on the verge of a history making event, Niki. In the eyes of many, It simply wasn't expected that a black man would be in such a strong position to take the white house. I honestly believe that not even John MCcain himself thought he'd be in this position of trying to catch up... This I believe was his very reason for endorsing Gov. Palin, who we must not forget is the other side of that history making coin.

MCcain supporters are very afraid. should it be left up to them, Barack Obama would be hanging from a tree somewhere. The next best thing is to spread the lies we are now witnessing. and this is even why you're reading outlandish, unsubstansiated claims like those such as the ones from Swirler. I have yet to read where Senator MCcain was called a skinhead or redneck white imperialist nor have I yet seen his likeness strung up by the neck in a tree in someone's yard. I saw a depiction drawn by a MCcain supporter of Sen. Obama running with a pitcher of cool-aid, a bucket of fried chicken and a watermelon. Show me some stuff of like nature aimed at Sen, MCcain, Swirler and then we can talk racial hatred on both sides. Though I'm sure there are some ignorant folks on the other side of the fence also, but nothing like what we've seen against Obama.

If spreading these lies and rumors will keep Obama out of the whie house, then spread them.... How sad. I agree that Sen. MCcain is not directly responsible for this behavior, but his campaign strategy of attacking Sen. Obama's character rather than his policies is definately perpetuating the matter.

Sensible people are just tired of the status quo... Whomever winds up in office I am hoping and praying that some good will come of it, some better days at best. But please understand that niether of these men are the hopes of the world. And I urge you to use the better side of caution and not to put a bunch of stock in either of these candidates to "alter the world for good."... But maybe our country's next leader can be a begining part in the process of change toward that direction.... For a time at least.


With that said, I will be voting for Senator Obama on November 4th.

Thanks,

Don.

woofus wrote:Suss, happy to see you here. Will you be voting for any candidate to be your President?

If not, I beg you to take a leap. Jump off the fence, step on a rake, make a mistake. Choose hope over fear.


I, for one, am literally sick of a fear-based way of life. I don't expect it to change in my lifetime or even the next several generations, but we can act toward a change in the nature of humanity away from fear. Put your bigfoot forward.

I attempted to post, but a strange thing happened with my connection. All of a sudden DSlamm's response came in before mine, and mine was lost in cyberspace. I spent an hour responding to you Keith and others. No telling what happened.

That's happened to me a few times recently, too, Suss, though not an hour's effort . . . how frustrating. I think the system may have become batty. And I never say batty. Boil it down to one paragraph, if you will. I've wondered if hitting Preview before Send helps avoid the disappearing post, or if leaving cookies on plays a role. Drag!

Selecting Palin
was a big error she is Extreme Hard Right.


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Colin.