Topic: WorldNetDaily
More to the point, what you will be witnessing over the next two years is what is known in finer communist circles as The Big Fakeout. As I pointed out in my article "The Great Pretender," Obama has had a Marxist agenda since even before his pot-smoking days at Columbia. It's right there for all the world to read in "Dreams from My Father." Or in Dinesh D'Souza's and Stanley Kurtz's books, "The Roots of Obama's Rage" and "Radical-in-Chief." To paraphrase Ursula the sea witch in "The Little Mermaid," fundamentally transforming the United States of America is what he lives for. Literally!
While doing what he does best – reading nonstop lies from his teleprompters – now that the elections are over, BHO will have his non-elected thugs and progressive allies in both parties of Congress pushing the anti-freedom accelerator to the floor to make certain that even if he isn't re-elected in 2012, it will be too late for an electorate of sheep and an impotent Congress to do anything about it.The bottom line is that it's wishful thinking to believe that progressives are going to go away. Most people do not realize that they've been working behind the scenes in America for more than a hundred years, and have no intention of giving up the enormous gains they have achieved under the Obamafia. Rest assured that the teachings of Mao, Lenin, Alinsky, et al. are alive and well, as was so clearly demonstrated at the communist gathering "One Nation Working Together" in Washington on Oct. 2.
Of course, Obama has no intention of losing in 2012. As they have clearly demonstrated over the past month or so, he and his cronies will do anything – make that anything – to maintain control of the reins of power. That includes staging a phony crisis, if necessary, as a justification for declaring a state of emergency as the 2012 presidential election draws near, implementing authoritarian control of the government and, where necessary, employing violence – a trademark of the far left that all too many people fail to take seriously.
-- Robert Ringer, Nov. 5 WorldNetDaily column
