Darktrooper007 accurately describes this column when submitting to digg.com: "
Henry Lamb predicts misery for U.S. should Barack's socialism take hold." digg this story
Henry Lamb's column leaves no doubt in the reader's mind that Henry is another believer - as I am - that Barack Hussein Obama is a socialist. But there's more. Obama may be the ultimate narcissist. I think the Obamassiah may actually believe in his "new messiah status" as Henry writes below. And I'm really not sure which came first, or whom convinced whom, of Barack's "Messiah Status". Did he start believing the Main Stream Media hype, or did he somehow use his "power" to influence them?
His new messiah status has convinced him that once in the White House, he will be able to wave his hand and spew forth grandiose rhetoric that will make Ahmadinejad fall to his knees and abandon Iran's nuclear ambitions. With a single volley of Obama verbosity, bin Laden will lay down arms and call off his jihad. So mighty are the words of the new messiah – in his own mind – that the entire world is awaiting his coronation.
It was the last paragraph of Henry Lamb's great column today that got me focused on this story enough to add it to this blog:
Dr. Jerome Corsi's latest book, "The Obama Nation," is one of several new publications that peel away the media dazzle from the socialist foundation of candidate Obama. Some writers have even suggested that an Obama nation would be the "abomination of desolation" referred to in Matthew 24:15. Should Obama succeed in converting America into the socialist nation he describes in his platform, desolation would follow, just as surely as it has followed every other government-managed society in history.
There is a problem, and that is not enough American voters that know what Obamassiah stands for. And there is a solution. The solution is Jerome Corsi, Henry Lamb, AnObamaNation.net , Patrice Lewis, and others of us of the anti-socialist nature, that are not afraid to keep writing and trying to spread the real truth through our writings. And it isn't so much about who writes the articles, but in how much people are willing to pass the messages on to others, either in their blogs or maybe on digg.com. Or, maybe even by word-of-mouth.
That is why today I'm presenting this column by Henry Lamb. It is important, vital nformation. In my humble opinion, there may be no more that we can do, but it also may be exactly what we need to do. In no way do I want to spread any kind of disinformation or misinformation. We must always discern the purpose of the content of anything we read. I don't know about you, but I don't want my opinion based on false information.
So, to the best of my knowledge, the information that I understand to be true is all that I intend to pass on to others. Like everyone else, I get a daily barrage of email that I would have to suspect to be fabrications. I wouldn't really want to risk my credibility by forwarding such email. Only if I spend the time to research to collaborate various sources, and even then, who really knows! It just comes down to making our choices and sticking by our decisions, right or wrong. For those with Faith, I feel that is an easier choice. Our choice begins with our convictions based on the Word of God.
Read the story by Henry Lamb, "
'Obama Nation' of desolation?"
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Who is the real Barack Obama? - By John Kubicek
How Obama prepped world for the Antichrist - By Hal Lindsey
Revealed in 1980 in Elberton, Georgia, the Guidestones is a colossal 25,000 pound granite monument consisting of four 16-foot-high slabs surrounding a central column. Written in Babylonian cuneiform, Classical Greek, and Egyptian hieroglyphs this monument espouses its own ten commandments. Also written on the four sides of the capstone are the words, "Let these be Guidestones to An Age of Reason." Perhaps the creator of this memorial may have desired to leave its reader with the wisdom of creating a utopia here on earth, but some have taken the suggestions of the Guidestone to be a blue print for a New World Order. Termed as the ten commandments of the antichrist, the inscriptions are thought to be an esoteric proposal from a secret brotherhood for a new world society. However, they may simply be an elaborate hoax as well. Regardless, the words advocated on the monument are starting to have a ring of truth. In an interview with ABC, speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi said, "The family planning services reduce cost. The states are in terrible fiscal budget crises now and part of what we do for children's health, education and some of those elements are to help the states meet their financial needs. "One of those - one of the initiatives you mentioned, the contraception, will reduce costs to the states and to the federal government," Here are some statistics that you may not have known. Within the US, black women are 3 times more likely than white women to seek an abortion. 64% of all abortions are performed on unwed mothers. 86% of all abortions are performed on women whose family income is less than $59,999 a year. While Ms. Pelosi does not specify how contraceptives will enable states to better appropriate their money or who she feels is the greatest burden on children’s health care system, Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg does. "Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of," Ginsburg told Emily Bazelon of the New York Times. [CONTINUE READING]
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