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Michael Harrison
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In the book "Dreams of my father," which was penned by Barack, he relates how that he sat behind a desk at a corporation. He relates that he felt like a spy, and further noted, "If they only knew!" Now he is behind the desk of the most powerful country to date.
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Eduardo Grequi
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You can say that again. It would be interesting to see where this ends up! Are we going to be enemies of the new founded state or embrace the new world order? For me I will stand for the Cornerstone, which is Jesus Christ alone.
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Michael Harrison
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Obama seems docile, interested, and dynamic at this stage of his assumption of authority, which is perhaps good, should it remain that way. However I do not trust this, for I know that he knows that he has to 'gain' people's trust before he can pull anything. Even a dummy knows you don't just go out and start making proclamations, and edicts, or otherwise telling people what to do, or how it is going to be. But I remember what he rose up out of. I remember the things that were so disagreeable so as to cause stomache upset, even to consider about him.
I heard someone describe what took place at a Paula White sermon the other day. It was descried to me that she mentioned something about having our first 'black' president, to which the audience exploded into applause. I was dumbfounded. I wish I could celebrate with them, our having a black president, but not on this one. There is a problem in that they so easily overlook this man's counter productive understanding, from which he wishes to implement his horrific ideology, to 'fix' things, and they are willing to celebrate so nonsensically. That in fact is what got him to where he is, simple, blind, misappropiation, or misplacement of the confidence of so many, in these perilous times. Perhaps they should wait for three years before they participate in such unbridled celebration.
Dread.
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