The Radio Detective

There is an old saying that goes like this; “you can judge a man by the company he keeps.” Back when Barack Obama was running for the office of President of the United States, you were trying to find a way to judge him as a potential President. Yes you were. You listened to his oratory, you watched him at the podium, you read what he told you he wrote about himself and you spoke to others about what they thought, before you cast your ballot on Election Day. You also scrutinized the media’s stories about him. So where did you go wrong? You failed to judge him by the company he kept. There is another old saying; “birds of a feather flock together.” It is rare to find someone who runs around with others who are not of the same mindset. So what you missed was his relationship with Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, Frank Marshall Davis, Van Jones, Jeff Jones, Alice Palmer and a host of others. So now go back and use your computer to run those names I just mentioned. Learn the truth about Barrack Obama’s relationships and that truth shall set you free. If you are relying on the media to dig out important details about the background of Obama or anyone else for that matter, forget about it. The days of the legitimate investigative journalist in the so-called main stream media, are dead and gone. I will give you a few staring points. Read World Net Daily, the writings of Jack Cashil and the writings of Cliff Kincaid. Then go to your favorite search engine on the net and run all the names I listed above. These are only a few of the many sources of information about those who surround or who have surrounded the life of Barack Obama. Pay very close attention to the piece you will find titled; “Prairie Fire.” One more thing; go to You Tube and watch and listen to the speeches of Reverend James David Manning for even more background on Barack Obama. That’s your homework assignment. See ya later.

JP

I have said no parole over and over again. This is beyond terrible.

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