People ask me what I think of Obama.
I reply, “He’s black.”
They then wait for more. I add nothing. You know me well enough to realize that I often consider the period the most important part of a sentence. I was asked what I think of Obama and that period indicates that the reply is complete.
The new administration began exactly the same way Clinton’s first term did. Clinton had Hillary set up a committee to reform health care. He tried to sell this reform and his popularity dropped from its honeymoon high. Obama started off the same way.
But when Clinton did things you knew it was CLINTON who did them. Clinton is a political genius. There are a thousand things you can say about Clinton, but his initiatives were HIS initiatives.
No one can point to one single thing that is Obama’s idea or Obama’s initiative. His election has put the old Ivy League liberal crowd back into control of the White House. You know, “the best and the brightest” who got us into Vietnam.
There is nothing Obama says or does that any particularly puppet-like Democratic president wouldn’t do. He says nothing that comes from HIM.
All this one can deduce from my answer.
IF you stop looking for some kind of respectable conservative respect, you see that the period is the most important part of the sentence.
#1 by backbaygrouch4 on 11/23/2009 - 7:12 am
What do I think of Obama? He is a Black Red, or a Red Black, if your prefer. Come the counter revolution we shall be White Whites.
#2 by Dave on 11/23/2009 - 11:40 am
Emotive forces are racially specific, flowing in entirely separate rivers.
Our anthems have been silenced and no flags fly for we white people.
And our anthems were as assuredly silent under Clinton (and our flagpoles were as assuredly bare) as they are today under Obama.
But under Obama, the situation has significantly improved for we whites.
Horus expressed it perfectly by declaring his freedom in FTWR #20.
We have no home to go home to.
Accordingly, our fools have nowhere to hide.
#3 by DeepfriedElvis on 11/23/2009 - 6:24 pm
It was pretty obvious that the only reason so many white people voted for him was to do some sort of penance by elevating a black to the presidency. Same thing with the Colin Powell phenomenon, white liberals imagine that the sight of a black man in the white house will suddenly cause all the baggy pants wearing, typical minless black to magically transform into softspoken family men who wake up at 6am to go out and pick up the newspaper by their newly painted white picket fence and then go to work and talk about terraforming Mars and solar power with their white cooworkers.
#4 by Simmons on 11/23/2009 - 8:40 pm
Liberalism is imploding all without (so far) tanks in the street. Maybe the respectables will try to rush in and save it, but I think events will overcome them. Then what happens, who knows?
Crazy Aunt Sally gets either put in her place peacefully, or she gets taken behind the barn, but either way reality reasserts itself.
Why, because as Dave references Horus, liberlism has nowhere to hide anymore, nowhere.
#5 by unjew on 11/24/2009 - 12:26 pm
You American proselytizers of the White should be thankful for the gift you got from jews & Co.
Obama is a tactical advantage of magestic proportions. For the first time you are not derailed into explaining exactly how Clinton is anti-white or, say, Perle is NOT white. You have it on a platter for the first time in ages.
What is Obama, indeed. No one needs a picture after the answer to that one. Then you use it.
#6 by The Dude on 11/26/2009 - 8:50 pm
What do I think of Obama?
My response is usually, “He is my favorite chain smoking, marxist mulatto, President, who with just a little help from my dradle spinning countrymen will lead our people to a multicultural utopia in which white people are nothing more than grandparents to other chain smoking, marxist mulattos….”.
Then I walk away, period!