Civil Rights Advocate (Community Organizaer)
Harvard, Law Review,
Partner (junior) civil right law firm,
Author
Education Charity CEO
Constitutional Law lecturer

To a shallow-minded liberal, that looks like an awesome resume.
- a life dedicated to good works
- a brilliant man (proved by Harvard)
- in tune to the primary issues of the day
- not soiled by unfortunate business experience or military experience

And combine that with:
- biracialism
- “world” experience
- a big mouth
- attractive, young person
- no known sex scandals
- no convictions

That’s exactly why I think he is a type of Manchurian candidate. You have to look at it from the perspective of a shallow American voter brainwashed by the media and out to get everything he can get from the government, not someone like yourself who pays attention and cares about the country.

He is a creature right out of Shelley’s Obamastein.

But I also know it’s a view that few will accept…….his handlers have made sure of that.

I just don’t buy the idea he was chosen for the role since his early college years as some sort of Manchurian Candidate. If he had been I would have expected his handlers to have all the blank spaces about him filled out and if anything appearing too well rounded. And yes, he would also have had some achievements, contrived or not, instead of just punching the clock wherever he went.

Well, a lot of things stand to reason I guess.

Here is a thorough analysis of his life. http://www.colony14.net/id41.html Not perfectly objective, but it has over 1,000 references if you doubt what it said.

See if you can find any “achievements”, Anonymous, before his first State Senate run at the age of 33.

The facts are that his “achievements” are:

- running for office
- 2 autobiographies that some dispute that he wrote
- a Harvard law degree and being (one of many) editors of the Law Review – with no published papers
- being a junior law partner for about a year with no paper trail
- chairmanship of the Annenberg Challenge when he was 33. His job was to give money away. That “charity” was a total failure. He also served on the board of a similar Woods Association. Both roles were given him by Bill Ayers.
- he was an Acorn trainer and community agitator organizer
- he lectured part-time about how the Constitution punishes black people at Chicago Law school

So, to summarize, he was a lawyer who never tried a case or published any papers. He was a scholar who never published any scholarship. He was a charity distributer who never made an impact. He was an agitator who was so good at it he became a trainer.

He magically got into schools, magically supported himself, and when he ran for office, his opponents were magically kneecapped.

Those are the “achievements to his name”.

And while we’re on Obama’s blank spots, how come no one ever asks about why he didn’t do any military service? Some of the more vile things that came up about McCain last fall was accusations he “let” himself get captured by the North Vietnamese and therefore wasn’t fit to be the Commander in Chief. And who can forget the obsession in 2004 about “where” Bush was in his National Guard Service? All this finger pointing and accusing while for Obama all you hear is crickets. We all know why they don’t ask, but it’s just a little ironic that people who’ve served in the military or the guard are seen as inferior to someone who’s never done any of it.

He never seems to have earned any significant money at any point in his life (until millions of people and George Soros found his self-serving autobiography compelling summer reading), but still managed to live pretty well by any standard.

Somehow he found the money to support booze, drugs, cigarettes, travel, the lovely missus, the two mistakes and an awesome wardrobe. Then there is the most amazing book advance(s) for an unpublished
author of all time, the great deal on the Chicago White House next door to Tony Rezko’s lot, the miraculous credit lines and home refinancing, the 300% raise for Thunder Butt for her remarkable work performance immediately after Barry was elected to the US Senate. Somehow, there has always been money.

Yet our little Barry also found time to become the smartest man in the world. Indeed, he was so busy that he didn’t even have time to notice the dozens of radical revolutionaries swirling around him.

Really, it’s kind of immaculate.