A picture is worth a thousand votes.

SheikBen wrote:Who is that behind the veil? I'm going with Nancy Pelosi.

Generals, bankers, the first men in the land
See them with their trousers off, they're never quite as grand.

For years, Kenya has been subjected to creeping Islamisation and jihadi violence by elements within the country’s ten per cent Muslims against the Christian majority. Yet unaccountably there was no mention of this key fact in the media coverage of the post-election violence. Well, fancy!

In the Christian Post, this article, (which was picked up by Stephen Pollard) written before the disputed election which led to the violence, put events in a rather more accurate context. Raila Odinga, it said, who was then the current presidential frontrunner, had promised to implement strict Islamic Sharia law if he received the Muslim vote and was elected president. Odinga had signed a secret memorandum of understanding with Sheikh Abdullahi Abdi, chairman of the National Leaders Forum, in which Odinga had allegedly stated his intention, if elected, to

‘within six months, rewrite the Constitution of Kenya to recognize Sharia as the only true law sanctioned by the Holy Quran for Muslim declared regions’.

‘comes across as a presumptive Muslim president bent on forcing Islamic law, religion and culture down the throats of the Kenyan people in total disregard of the Constitutionally guaranteed rights of freedom of worship and equal protection of the law for all Kenyans.’

Raila Odinga has, in his own words, a ‘close personal friendship’ with Barrack Hussein Obama Junior. When Obama went to Kenya in August of 2006, he was hosted by Raila and spoke in praise of him at rallies in Nairobi: Obama’s bias for his fellow Luo was so blatant that a Kenya government spokesman denounced Obama during his visit as Raila’s ’stooge.’

Armon Ayers wrote:Obama as an al Qaeda recruit...



Hillary as one of 72....

SheikBen wrote:I'm familiar with Obama's church in Chicago. It is called Trinity United Church of Christ and it is part of an overall denomination that is best considered "post-Christian," although some orthodox churches do still exist in the denomination.

Trinity in particular is pastored by a fellow named Jeremiah Wright who at times actually has something worthwhile to say. He also does not hesitate to call the President names from the pulpit (his sermons on broadcast on television in Chicago) and to verbally consider African culture superior to European culture. I want to say the church's motto is "unashamedly black, unapologetically Christian" or something to that effect.

Besides the obvious reality that if a church ever called itself unashamedly white it would be closed by the thought police (and surely it would be a place best avoided), Obama's hooking up with such a place does indicate to me a willingness to align himself with unfortunate elements best described as extreme.

Louis Farrakhan backs Obama for president at Nation of Islam convention in Chicago

Senator has criticized him, says support not sought

By Margaret Ramirez | Tribune reporter - February 25, 2008

Speaking to thousands of members of the Nation of Islam at their annual convention Sunday in Chicago, Minister Louis Farrakhan praised presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama as the only hope for healing the nation's racial divisions.

Farrakhan, 74, the longtime leader of the Nation of Islam, said the war in Iraq, the nation's faltering economy and the increased number of natural disasters were signs of "a nation in peril." He said those problems provide the broader context for Obama's rise.

"We are witnessing the phenomenal rise of a man of color in a country that has persecuted us because of our color," Farrakhan told the crowd of nearly 20,000 gathered at McCormick Place.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-farrakhan25feb25,0,6391391.story