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Refugee
08-24-2017, 09:30 PM
The Obama Legacy – A brief lesson in stupidity


Once upon a time, America had a love affair with the anointed one. Worried conservatives warned against him, as did the Russians who had seen it all before, but to no avail. Love is blind as they say and America fell in love. Barack however, was an inspiration to tens of millions and helped to multiply the stupid in proportion to his popularity. As America waves goodbye, let’s briefly discover who he really was. After all, it’s not everyday that the gullible vote in a God (http://obamamessiah.blogspot.com/).



Presenting

Will the real Barack Obama please stand up



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YMXoMhQa54


Time moves on and it’s difficult to find anyone who voted for him now, with a few exceptions, as Barbara Walters whines, "We thought that he was going to be – I shouldn’t say this at Christmastime, but – the next messiah", proving that stupidity isn’t confined to the underclass, but shares equality across the liberal left.



What went wrong?

When America elected Obama, it let in a Trojan horse virus. It wasn’t just Obama, it’s what crawled out of the woodwork with him as part of the package.

These collectivised radicals (http://www.westernjournalism.com/exclusive-investigative-reports/obama-surrounds-himself-with-the-most-extreme-appointees-in-american-history/) and many others behind the scenes. Look further down the link page for the names and descriptions.
Look at the image below, it looks like a third world summit, or a communist party meeting. These were the people ruling America behind the scenes and it’s little wonder that whites specifically and middle-class America of all colours and races got a good beating!



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A not so fond farewell?

As majority America breathes a sigh of relief and bids Barry and Michael, sorry, I mean Barack and Michelle a speedy departure, what you’re seeing now are the bits of the virus that are left behind after Trump disinfected America by getting elected. As Barack rolls another joint and departs, a multi-millionaire on a big fat pension, he’s left America to battle it out in the streets with the now leaderless and abandoned leftover mess of BLM and Antifa (the civilian national security force he promised in 2008), but the price has been high. America will recover, but it’s been a lesson to be learned. Obama’s legacy, far from healing America, was to produce a stupefied generation ravaged by political correctness, in a massively divided society, within a country that is near racial civil war with each other.





Let’s end with a prophetic warning song dedicated to the Antifa anarchists and their fellow liberal travellers. Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXrmQBPg2s0


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AZ Jim
08-24-2017, 11:43 PM
Trump is President now.

resister
08-25-2017, 12:01 AM
Trump is President now.
Thank Heaven!

Refugee
08-25-2017, 12:35 AM
Trump is President now.
Takes time to clean up the rubbish Jim, in this case probably a generation :)

Common
08-25-2017, 06:19 AM
Obama was protected by the media, they never reported his shortcomings or failures.

Obama did nothing the economy, he totally ignored the entire middleclass working class

He lived up to none of this campaign promises, including bringing all gitmo prisoners to trial, closing gitmo, ending the war.

He caused the biggest racial divide in my entire lifetime that will go on for the rest of my lifetime

He attempted to flood this country with illegal immigrants and refugees.

He started a war on police that rages on today that has cost thousands of lives.

Obamas greatest achievement, was to DESTROY the democrat party. Under him the democrat party lost more seats in the house, senate and across the country than ever before.

There are 3 democrat parties all manuevering for power and control, you have the Traditional Democrats, the progressive left, <sanders warren> then theres black democrats. All with thier own distinct wants and desires.

Hence the birth of Trump

Refugee
08-25-2017, 09:07 AM
It was all a scam, yet understandably and at the start of the biggest recession in a century in 2008, people were frightened, looking for a way out, hope and all that and along came photogenic Obama to set their minds at rest. "Change you can believe in" - that will probably go down in history, along with, "finger lickin good "and "I’m lovin’ it". A brilliant piece of marketing. It provided everything; 'change' which is what people wanted, 'believe' which tapped into the millennial generation and 'you', a direct personal appeal.


Yet Obama didn’t fail and that’s what many don’t understand. Obama’s objectives were to centralise power, introduce identity politics and dumb down society and he did a good job. All the healing America stuff, closing Gitmo and equality was promised because it was what people wanted to hear. He was even endorsed by the CPUSA, talking about setting up a people’s civilian defence force and spreading the wealth around in 2008, but very few people were listening.
From outside the US we all of us knew what he was and what would happen. Obama simply gave people what they wanted to hear and they forgot to look into his past and find out what he really was.


It remains to be seen what Trump will do, but he has a long battle ahead of him. He has to begin to wipe out a whole generation of indoctrination and that will fade, but not disappear. It will lie dormant waiting for the next Obama and what Trump needs to do asap, is get off twitter and Facebook and into the schools and safe space campuses, dismiss the Marxist teachers and get rid of Common Core, to stop the indoctrination infecting the next generation. Anything else is just cosmetics. Trump is about the last hope, because if he messes this one up and an Obama clone gets in next time, they won’t let another Trump win again.

Barack Obama and the Communist Party (http://keywiki.org/Barack_Obama_and_the_Communist_Party)

gamewell45
08-25-2017, 09:57 AM
It was all a scam, yet understandably and at the start of the biggest recession in a century in 2008, people were frightened, looking for a way out, hope and all that and along came photogenic Obama to set their minds at rest. "Change you can believe in" - that will probably go down in history, along with, "finger lickin good "and "I’m lovin’ it". A brilliant piece of marketing. It provided everything; 'change' which is what people wanted, 'believe' which tapped into the millennial generation and 'you', a direct personal appeal.


Yet Obama didn’t fail and that’s what many don’t understand. Obama’s objectives were to centralise power, introduce identity politics and dumb down society and he did a good job. All the healing America stuff, closing Gitmo and equality was promised because it was what people wanted to hear. He was even endorsed by the CPUSA, talking about setting up a people’s civilian defence force and spreading the wealth around in 2008, but very few people were listening.
From outside the US we all of us knew what he was and what would happen. Obama simply gave people what they wanted to hear and they forgot to look into his past and find out what he really was.


It remains to be seen what Trump will do, but he has a long battle ahead of him. He has to begin to wipe out a whole generation of indoctrination and that will fade, but not disappear. It will lie dormant waiting for the next Obama and what Trump needs to do asap, is get off twitter and Facebook and into the schools and safe space campuses, dismiss the Marxist teachers and get rid of Common Core, to stop the indoctrination infecting the next generation. Anything else is just cosmetics. Trump is about the last hope, because if he messes this one up and an Obama clone gets in next time, they won’t let another Trump win again.


And now, we are stuck with a president who lies on a daily basis to the American people, broke most of his major campaign promises, attacks those with whom he doesn't agree with, has caused the country to lose respect around the world from many of our allies and can't keep stability among his chosen staff in the White House and is now threatening the American people with shutting down the government if he doesn't get what he wants in the budget. It's obvious he is unable to work with the leaders of both the House and Senate and as such nothing of importance will likely get done during his administration; he'll never stop tweeting because his ego demands constant maintenance and its the only way he knows how to communicate.

If the republicans had put a real candidate up for election, we wouldn't be having this discussion right now, but they went off the deep end and put this misogynistic individual in office. A lot of my republican friends have said that this makes the Libertarian party so much more attractive to them and it will most likely impact on what party they'll support next time around.

Waving a magic wand and making the Marxist teachers, safe space campuses and ridding us of common core will not work since many people will view it as a sign of oppression and that in itself reminds me of what the Vietnamese did once they took over South Vietnam; In my opinion, that's not where we need to go as a country united; bi-partisanship and compromise are truly the only way to function effectively. 60 years ago that's how this country got things done and it worked rather well.

Blaming Obama, GW Bush, Ronald Reagan, etc is not going to fix the issues before us; speaking as a "baby boomer" I believe that the work that has to be done to guide the direction of this country will fall into the lap of the Generation "X" & Millennial generations since they are going to be the ones most affected by this long term.

There are two things which (whether we want to admit it or not) divide men in this world, religion and politics, it's always been that way and unlikely to change in our lifetimes; one can only hope that the future leaders can all come together, putting aside their political differences and work towards the betterment of all mankind not only for our country but for the world in general.

Safety
08-25-2017, 10:48 AM
The Obama Legacy – A brief lesson in stupidity


Once upon a time, America had a love affair with the anointed one. Worried conservatives warned against him, as did the Russians who had seen it all before, but to no avail. Love is blind as they say and America fell in love. Barack however, was an inspiration to tens of millions and helped to multiply the stupid in proportion to his popularity. As America waves goodbye, let’s briefly discover who he really was. After all, it’s not everyday that the gullible vote in a God (http://obamamessiah.blogspot.com/).
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Let’s end with a prophetic warning song dedicated to the Antifa anarchists and their fellow liberal travellers. Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXrmQBPg2s0


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Tahuyaman
08-25-2017, 04:23 PM
Trump is President now.


And for Obama's eight years you kept beaming Bush for every Obama failure.

jimmyz
08-25-2017, 04:51 PM
Meh. He helped a lot of black folks who lived to see a black gain the US Presidency. I bet more than a few of them thought they'd never see the day. I'm happy for them and the little black children that now know "anybody can be President". I'll leave out the negative opinions I have because it's useless to rant about them now.

Refugee
08-25-2017, 06:05 PM
@gamewell45

What you’ve said here, is an exact copy of what was said about Obama. It’s the usual partisan divide in a two party system and all that was missing is the usual Nazi, bigot and fascist labels.

The major difference between previous presidents is they didn’t try to ‘change America’, despite people’s opinions on whether they succeeded or failed, they tried to govern it. Leaving aside all the equality nonsense and healing America rhetoric; being a liberal is one thing, but the Obama’s are both communists, is that what you really want for America?

It’s nothing to do with waving magic wands; Trumps job now should be to try to undo those changes, before you go the same way as Venezuela and Cuba and electing people like Clinton and Sanders for president would mean you’d be well on that road.

Minority rule oppression (identity politics), is why America is in the social mess it’s now in and it wasn’t a compromise. Having seen the results, like it or not, this time the majority voted it out and what’s left is a minority complaining. I’m not a Trump supporter, I see him as the only available choice to a former Alinskyite progressive. I think in this election America was really scraping the bottom of the barrel, but Trump was a better choice than the usual GOP clone, who the Democrats would have been able to do crony deals with.

Absolutely agree that world leaders should come to together and try to sort out differences and Trump speaking to leaders like Putin is a tentative start. Few outside the fringe wanted anything to Obama, as no one wanted the kind of society he was introducing to America (http://www.pravdareport.com/opinion/columnists/19-11-2012/122849-obama_soviet_mistake-0/).

You need to change your signature line, you sound about as independent as someone at the DNC :)

Refugee
08-25-2017, 06:08 PM
@safety

Two women and even laughing at their own remarks. Now if you multiply these two by tens of millions who really believed, start writing books about it, get the main stream media pushing it . . . then you’ve got problems.

Look at the countries where this sort of thing takes off and it never ends well. If Trump goes down this road (not much chance of that), I’d equally oppose it.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJFC1qFCgyA

resister
08-25-2017, 06:11 PM
@safety

Two women and even laughing at their own remarks. Now if you multiply these two by tens of millions who really believed, start writing books about it, get the main stream media pushing it . . . then you’ve got problems.

Look at the countries where this sort of thing takes off and it never ends well. If Trump goes down this road (not much chance of that), I’d equally oppose it.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJFC1qFCgyA


Reminds one of "dear leader".

gamewell45
08-25-2017, 07:32 PM
@gamewell45

What you’ve said here, is an exact copy of what was said about Obama. It’s the usual partisan divide in a two party system and all that was missing is the usual Nazi, bigot and fascist labels.

The major difference between previous presidents is they didn’t try to ‘change America’, despite people’s opinions on whether they succeeded or failed, they tried to govern it. Leaving aside all the equality nonsense and healing America rhetoric; being a liberal is one thing, but the Obama’s are both communists, is that what you really want for America?

It’s nothing to do with waving magic wands; Trumps job now should be to try to undo those changes, before you go the same way as Venezuela and Cuba and electing people like Clinton and Sanders for president would mean you’d be well on that road.

Minority rule oppression (identity politics), is why America is in the social mess it’s now in and it wasn’t a compromise. Having seen the results, like it or not, this time the majority voted it out and what’s left is a minority complaining. I’m not a Trump supporter, I see him as the only available choice to a former Alinskyite progressive. I think in this election America was really scraping the bottom of the barrel, but Trump was a better choice than the usual GOP clone, who the Democrats would have been able to do crony deals with.

Absolutely agree that world leaders should come to together and try to sort out differences and Trump speaking to leaders like Putin is a tentative start. Few outside the fringe wanted anything to Obama, as no one wanted the kind of society he was introducing to America (http://www.pravdareport.com/opinion/columnists/19-11-2012/122849-obama_soviet_mistake-0/).

You need to change your signature line, you sound about as independent as someone at the DNC :) Refugee Thanks for your response. Waving a magic wand was just a figure of speech but the main thrust of my statement was that nothing will be accomplished overnight by taking such drastic action; granted the majority voted for change leaving the minority wondering where they fit in the big picture of things and to many it may seem that it's "my way or the highway", hence all the civil unrest and bad feelings towards the opposite political party. As it appears now (and I could be wrong) it's not unreasonable to assume that not much of anything will be accomplished over the next 3 1/2 years given all the infighting taking place along with the democrats unwillingness to accept what the republicans hand them.

I do not believe for any minute that either political party stands for communism; that both embrace capitalism, just that one party tends to believe that certain socialist programs will benefit all Americans as opposed having no socialist programs which would benefit a minority of Americans and I believe some socialist programs, up to a point, would benefit America.

As for my signature line, I've never believed in political parties in general and have never been registered in one since I turned 18 during the Nixon presidency; that way I'm not beholden to any political party and am able to vote the way I want without any feelings of guilt. I'd like to consider myself a centrist since depending on the issue will determine how I cast my vote. For those of you who believe in political parties I say god bless you; for me I have no use for them. :)

Refugee
08-26-2017, 12:25 AM
Reminds one of "dear leader".
That’s where it always ends up, every time it’s tried. Name me one country where trying to create equality didn’t end in a 1% elite dictatorship. A more updated version term is progressivism (https://hubpages.com/politics/The-Progressive-Movement).

Refugee
08-26-2017, 12:33 AM
@Refugee (http://thepoliticalforums.com/member.php?u=1060) Thanks for your response. Waving a magic wand was just a figure of speech but the main thrust of my statement was that nothing will be accomplished overnight by taking such drastic action; granted the majority voted for change leaving the minority wondering where they fit in the big picture of things and to many it may seem that it's "my way or the highway", hence all the civil unrest and bad feelings towards the opposite political party. As it appears now (and I could be wrong) it's not unreasonable to assume that not much of anything will be accomplished over the next 3 1/2 years given all the infighting taking place along with the democrats unwillingness to accept what the republicans hand them.

I do not believe for any minute that either political party stands for communism; that both embrace capitalism, just that one party tends to believe that certain socialist programs will benefit all Americans as opposed having no socialist programs which would benefit a minority of Americans and I believe some socialist programs, up to a point, would benefit America.

As for my signature line, I've never believed in political parties in general and have never been registered in one since I turned 18 during the Nixon presidency; that way I'm not beholden to any political party and am able to vote the way I want without any feelings of guilt. I'd like to consider myself a centrist since depending on the issue will determine how I cast my vote. For those of you who believe in political parties I say god bless you; for me I have no use for them. :)


I can’t see what is drastic about undoing the changes and yes, they’re certainly not going to happen overnight. This is going to take the time period of another generation to undo, even if Trump starts now. If you’ve ever been to countries like Russia, China or Cambodia, even decades later, you’d see the mess people with the ideas of Obama left them in and which they now openly admit was a mistake. Both the Obama’s are communists, Sanders is a Maoist and Hillary an Alinskyite progressive, all hiding behind the Democrat label. When the CPUSA endorse a president, that’s pretty serious.


I’m sorry, but the Democrat party was taken over years ago by the hard left. Can you imagine even 30 years ago that people like Obama, Clinton or Sanders would get any further than a fringe group of community organisers? As socialist policies fail everywhere they’re tried, socialist countries increasingly use capitalism to fund them – China does the same and as Marx once correctly quoted, "Socialism is the stepping stone to communism". Providing welfare in times of hardship is one thing and good, but making tens of millions of people dependent on it is quite another.

You’d never vote for communism, right? Yet you’d vote for equality, spreading the wealth around, you didn’t build that on your own and a people’s defence force – but not for ‘Make America great again’. You’re already half way there without realising it. Socialism > socialist > collectivism > communism (progressivism).

Nixon? So you’re around the same age as me then. I’m English, but I’d had enough by the mid-nineties when we went through what you’re getting now, emigrated and never looked back. I’m white, skilled and educated and it’s staying that way – the idea of being dragged down to be equal to those at the bottom of society? No thanks :)


Remember what Reagan warned about? Well, it came true, didn’t it.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3hY1eagq88

resister
08-26-2017, 12:41 AM
Excellent video, Reagen was spot on!

Refugee
08-26-2017, 12:49 AM
Fifteen minutes on the thoughts of Chairman Refugee :)



I think what probably causes this opposites reaction is that if you’re under around 30, you’ve never known anything but an Obama type society. That also applies to those in their 60s and 70s who experienced the hippy era. You’ve even got a nostalgic Stalin appreciation society on the Internet and in the recent UK European Union (EU) referendum, the millennials voted en masse for European liberal fascism in an EU that acknowledges it suffers from a ‘democratic deficiency’ (I love that term :)), but were convinced they’re lying and it’s democracy.

You’d never vote for communism, but you’d vote for Obama and wonder where BLM and Antifa suddenly came from. You’d laugh at socialist Venezuela, but support Bernie in your millions. You’re totally against a police state, but cheer on progressive Hillary. You then look around at the mess, scratch your heads and blame the Russians, racism and Nazis.
You’re against ‘Make America great’? OK, it’s only a sound bite, but what about the opposite, ‘Dumb America down’ (involving burning flags, protest riots, stopping free speech . . .) - would you vote for that? That’s what you have been doing for nearly a decade and then wonder why the Internet has so many questions asking why Americans are so dumb. This isn’t a one off video, there’s a whole series of them. Q. Is this the result of the Obama years, or caused by Russia, racism, Nazis, or Trump?




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRZZpk_9k8E



You’re decades behind the rest of the world in political thought. The last people to try to create this socialist utopia nonsense is the European Union and that’s falling apart as we speak. Previously countries like China, Russia and Cambodia gave it a try and more recently, Venezuela. Fifty years ago many of you would have been waving red flags and shouting for the workers, the updated version is waving BLM banners and rainbow flags - the end result and the people behind it are the same.
Do you really believe the people, or Obama, discovered a world without borders, identity politics, colour blindness and equality all on their own and if it’s a natural state of affairs, why hasn’t it been achieved anywhere in history and not through lack of trying? Do you think there’s a reason why they’re busily indoctrinating your children and you need laws to enforce this unnatural ‘utopia’, with a people’s army of politically correct SJWs to stifle dissent? You’re not unique, PC was going strong in Europe long before the American left caught hold of the idea and they’re defacing statues in Australia as we speak . . .



The truth is, using an Americanism, you’ve been sold a bridge! You’re not the first and you won’t be the last. After nearly a decade of Obama, if you prick the belief bubble, you now have the most divided society since the civil war, massive poverty rates, a debt ceiling you can never repay, a broken education system . . . and that was always the intention behind the fantasy that you were voting for, while you were out chasing imaginary Nazis. Perhaps Trump can do better, but can he do any worse?



A basic easy to understand eight minute video explaining what you voted for, or my more detailed and lengthy written description here (https://www.academia.edu/24806338/Cultural_Marxism_-_Social_Chaos) – scroll down to read.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKh045MmfTM



I’m neutral in all this and if I saw Trump trying to bring in identity politics, I’d be levelling the same criticism about him. I know who and what the people you voted for are and how you’ve been duped. I’ve lived, worked and visited the places where the ideas you’re cheering for now exists/existed and so what I write about doesn’t come from politicians, beliefs or books - take it or leave it :)

birddog
08-26-2017, 01:06 AM
The queer Obama was and is a lying, incompetent, muslimic POS!

Doublejack
08-26-2017, 03:33 AM
I'm no Obama fan but he was more of a man than Trump will ever be.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 04:50 AM
I'm no Obama fan but he was more of a man than Trump will ever be.
A man? Well yes, biologically speaking. In PC speak, her ‘wife’ might be a better man than Trump as well :)

Safety
08-26-2017, 05:10 AM
@safety

Two women and even laughing at their own remarks. Now if you multiply these two by tens of millions who really believed, start writing books about it, get the main stream media pushing it . . . then you’ve got problems.

Look at the countries where this sort of thing takes off and it never ends well. If Trump goes down this road (not much chance of that), I’d equally oppose it.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJFC1qFCgyA

Words from the video:

"Mm, mmm, mmm!

Barack Hussein Obama

He said that all must lend a hand

To make this country strong again

Mmm, mmm, mm!

Barack Hussein Obama

He said we must be fair today

Equal work means equal pay

Mmm, mmm, mmm!"

So, I take it that conservatives are worried about the indoctrination of their children...ok I can see that, however, we now have this:


BuzzFeed News has confirmed more than 50 incidents, across 26 states, in which a K-12 student invoked Trump’s name or message in an apparent effort to harass a classmate during the past school year.

In the parking lot of a high school in Shakopee, Minnesota, boys in Donald Trump shirts gathered around a black teenage girl and sang a portion of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” replacing the closing line with “and the home of the slaves.” On a playground at an elementary school in Albuquerque, New Mexico, third-graders surrounded a boy and chanted “Trump! Trump! Trump!”

On a school bus in San Antonio, Texas, a white eighth-grader said to a Filipino classmate, “You are going to be deported.” In a classroom in Brea, California, a white eighth-grader told a black classmate, “Now that Trump won, you're going to have to go back to Africa, where you belong.” In the hallway of a high school in San Mateo County, California, a white student told two biracial girls to “go back home to whatever country you're from.” In Louisville, Kentucky, a third-grade boy chased a Latina girl around the classroom shouting “Build the wall!” In a stadium parking lot in Jacksonville, Florida, after a high school football game, white students chanted at black students from the opposing school: “Donald Trump! Donald Trump! Donald Trump!”

So, should a parent be more concerned about some lyrics of "He said that all must lend a hand, To make this country strong again", or their kid bullying another kid because they are emulating the president?

Rhetorical question.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 05:24 AM
There is a world of difference between isolated incidents and a deliberate policy to indoctrinate children in public schools. However hard you try and deflect it, this sort of thing shouldn’t be happening in a democratic society.
Make this country strong again, mmm, mmm, mmm Obama is the keyword.

Safety
08-26-2017, 05:34 AM
There is a world of difference between isolated incidents and a deliberate policy to indoctrinate children in public schools. However hard you try and deflect it, this sort of thing shouldn’t be happening in a democratic society.
Make this country strong again, mmm, mmm, mmm Obama is the keyword.



Yes, "isolated incident" which is what happened in the New Jersey school. That teacher that is in the video retired that year, and nobody has heard about similar incidences in other schools, yet we are constantly hearing about kids bullying other kids and saying if the president can do it, why can't they. So, putting things into perspective is what you call "deflecting"...sorry if it interrupted your little propaganda attempt, but that's what usually happens when facts and truth enter a discussion.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 06:56 AM
Yes, "isolated incident" which is what happened in the New Jersey school. That teacher that is in the video retired that year, and nobody has heard about similar incidences in other schools, yet we are constantly hearing about kids bullying other kids and saying if the president can do it, why can't they. So, putting things into perspective is what you call "deflecting"...sorry if it interrupted your little propaganda attempt, but that's what usually happens when facts and truth enter a discussion.
The facts are that it was standard practice in many schools (http://thetruthwins.com/archives/6-videos-of-school-children-singing-songs-that-praise-barack-obama)

‘Well, the truth is that it is happening. Not just in one or two isolated cases either. But thanks to the Internet we have video of some of these songs, and we have posted 6 of them below.’


You’ll ignore the link. I shouldn’t even have to be putting up a link and I’ve just chosen one at random. It’s common knowledge if you could have been bothered to google it and not have to have it proved to you. Just don’t expect me to prove you wrong on a continuing basis.


You’re not alone, the European Union in the UK were engaged in the same activities trying to promote itself. Liberals are not born that way, they’re condition over many years to respond to trigger words and become ‘products’ of whatever is put between their ears. Like millions of others, you typify the socially engineered product of the Obama years. It’s unfortunate, but something you’ll have to learn to live with and maybe, in time, they’ll find a way to de-program a lost generation :)

Refugee
08-26-2017, 07:02 AM
Liberal advice. How to learn to stand on your own to feet without falling over :wink:

The Democrats lost the election. Now that produced some expected bizarre behaviour; demonstrations, sit-ins by students who were offered play-doh and counselling, threats to leave the US for Canada . . . a sort of childlike stamping foot response of, ‘I’m going to run
away if I don’t get my own way’. That’s typical of a childlike liberal response based on feelings and emotion and most people accept that.

If whites now start to smash up cities in all lives matter demonstrations, schools start to sing songs in praise of ‘Messiah’ Trump, or the KKK take to the streets in white power demonstrations, be very sure that I’d be amongst the first to condemn it, although if one group can do it you couldn’t really complain too much if another group did the same – but you would. It’s never going to happen though is it and that’s the difference between the Obama years and the present.

Look on Trump as reaching the age of 18. It’s time to grow up, leave the dependent government parental authority behind and God forbid, even start looking for a job to support yourselves – OK, we won’t go that far, but at least think about it. You might hate capitalism now, but when your previous friend, da guberment, start to tax you todeath, you’ll hate them even more! It’s a learning process :)

However embarrassing it might be now to suddenly discover that after near on a decade the president of the US was a pot smoking, homosexual Marxist, the response should be to accept it, understand what happened (which is what I try to explain), learn from it and make sure you’re not as gullible next time :)

Peter1469
08-26-2017, 08:13 AM
What is this thread about? I can't read small font.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 08:29 AM
What is this thread about? I can't read small font.

Is it coming out small? I’m using Arial size 3.

Peter1469
08-26-2017, 08:36 AM
Is it coming out small? I’m using Arial size 3.

That last post is better. But most of your posts are too small - especially with large amounts of text.

Peter1469
08-26-2017, 08:36 AM
Times New Roman 12.

Give it a shot.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 09:19 AM
Times New Roman 12.

Give it a shot.

OK, this is Times New Roman 12

this is 13

this is 14

birddog
08-26-2017, 09:34 AM
I'm no Obama fan but he was more of a man than Trump will ever be.

LOL You are seriously delusional! :rollseyes:

Peter1469
08-26-2017, 11:03 AM
OK, this is Times New Roman 12

this is 13

this is 14




I don't know what is wrong with your internet connection.

Your 12 example was the largest of your three examples.

This is the way it is: I am not going out of my way to enlarging text that I cannot read.

I don't expect anyone to do that for me.

Refugee
08-26-2017, 05:31 PM
I don't know what is wrong with your internet connection.

Your 12 example was the largest of your three examples.

This is the way it is: I am not going out of my way to enlarging text that I cannot read.

I don't expect anyone to do that for me.
It’s not intentional. I’m on the other side of the world, often using a VPN, in a country that censors. I often have problems posting, especially longer posts containing certain keywords.

jet57
08-26-2017, 06:07 PM
The Obama Legacy – A brief lesson in stupidity



Once upon a time, America had a love affair with the anointed one. Worried conservatives warned against him, as did the Russians who had seen it all before, but to no avail. Love is blind as they say and America fell in love. Barack however, was an inspiration to tens of millions and helped to multiply the stupid in proportion to his popularity. As America waves goodbye, let’s briefly discover who he really was. After all, it’s not everyday that the gullible vote in a God (http://obamamessiah.blogspot.com/).



Presenting
Will the real Barack Obama please stand up



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YMXoMhQa54



Time moves on and it’s difficult to find anyone who voted for him now, with a few exceptions, as Barbara Walters whines, "We thought that he was going to be – I shouldn’t say this at Christmastime, but – the next messiah", proving that stupidity isn’t confined to the underclass, but shares equality across the liberal left.



What went wrong?

When America elected Obama, it let in a Trojan horse virus. It wasn’t just Obama, it’s what crawled out of the woodwork with him as part of the package.

These collectivised radicals (http://www.westernjournalism.com/exclusive-investigative-reports/obama-surrounds-himself-with-the-most-extreme-appointees-in-american-history/) and many others behind the scenes. Look further down the link page for the names and descriptions.
Look at the image below, it looks like a third world summit, or a communist party meeting. These were the people ruling America behind the scenes and it’s little wonder that whites specifically and middle-class America of all colours and races got a good beating!



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A not so fond farewell?


As majority America breathes a sigh of relief and bids Barry and Michael, sorry, I mean Barack and Michelle a speedy departure, what you’re seeing now are the bits of the virus that are left behind after Trump disinfected America by getting elected. As Barack rolls another joint and departs, a multi-millionaire on a big fat pension, he’s left America to battle it out in the streets with the now leaderless and abandoned leftover mess of BLM and Antifa (the civilian national security force he promised in 2008), but the price has been high. America will recover, but it’s been a lesson to be learned. Obama’s legacy, far from healing America, was to produce a stupefied generation ravaged by political correctness, in a massively divided society, within a country that is near racial civil war with each other.





Let’s end with a prophetic warning song dedicated to the Antifa anarchists and their fellow liberal travellers. Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXrmQBPg2s0



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If you know the song "Won't Get Fooled Again", you'll also know that it's about Trump as well...

As for Obama, he saw himself as the great uniter; a very bad self image in today's political world.

Mister D
08-26-2017, 06:16 PM
If you know the song "Won't Get Fooled Again", you'll also know that it's about Trump as well...

As for Obama, he saw himself as the great uniter; a very bad self image in today's political world.
It was a very bad self-image only in so far as it was totally delusional.

jet57
08-26-2017, 07:15 PM
It was a very bad self-image only in so far as it was totally delusional.

Sure it was! Obama's two terms were mediocre at best. What the Dems need is another FDR who takes no prisoners and gets the job done.

Refugee
08-27-2017, 12:25 AM
If you know the song "Won't Get Fooled Again", you'll also know that it's about Trump as well...
As for Obama, he saw himself as the great uniter; a very bad self image in today's political world.
It may well be, but do you want him to make a complete mess of it first and try to ‘change America’ before you condemn him?

Refugee
08-27-2017, 12:27 AM
Sure it was! Obama's two terms were mediocre at best. What the Dems need is another FDR who takes no prisoners and gets the job done.
If all the Democrats can put up is Clinton and Sanders, they’re really scraping the barrel.

jet57
08-27-2017, 12:02 PM
It may well be, but do you want him to make a complete mess of it first and try to ‘change America’ before you condemn him?
Trump IS making a complete mess of it. He;s not going to change anything for the better; he can't, he doesn't possess the ability. What he's doing is making money and keeping his name in lights. Everybody just knew what was going to happen when he got in office, and at first he seemed humbled by it all, then - as I predicted, he got his ego back.

jet57
08-27-2017, 12:03 PM
If all the Democrats can put up is Clinton and Sanders, they’re really scraping the barrel.

Yep; I've said all along that we got Trump for president because we deserve it; we've not been taking care of business.

Refugee
08-27-2017, 04:49 PM
Trump IS making a complete mess of it. He;s not going to change anything for the better; he can't, he doesn't possess the ability. What he's doing is making money and keeping his name in lights. Everybody just knew what was going to happen when he got in office, and at first he seemed humbled by it all, then - as I predicted, he got his ego back.
Perhaps give him a chance then, over a period of time? One thing is a truism, you don’t get to be a president of the US, or a billionaire, if you’re stupid and don’t have ability. It was the same with Bush, everyone thought he was stupid and in the end he actually admitted that it was an intentional act to cater to the stupid in society. If after some years of Trump the cohesion of society is in tatters, the economy is near collapse, your churning out a production line of dumb in education . . . then I’ll agree.

jet57
08-30-2017, 05:57 PM
Perhaps give him a chance then, over a period of time? One thing is a truism, you don’t get to be a president of the US, or a billionaire, if you’re stupid and don’t have ability. It was the same with Bush, everyone thought he was stupid and in the end he actually admitted that it was an intentional act to cater to the stupid in society. If after some years of Trump the cohesion of society is in tatters, the economy is near collapse, your churning out a production line of dumb in education . . . then I’ll agree.
I really hoped that Trump was going to show me something and that the Republicans were going to finally lead us all out of troubled water, which is what they have said over and over again that their agenda can do. They've done none of it. They have obfuscated their intentions, they have alienated each other, they have let Trump runamuck, they have done zero with a super majority; in fact they have shown people like myself that the Republican party has nothing to offer this country whatsoever.