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Obama blasts lies, disinformation?!

August 29th, 2010 | Matthew J. Weaver

I won­der if Politico offered this head­line with a straight face? They clearly didn’t show any skep­ti­cism or jour­nal­is­tic curios­ity in Obama blasts lies, dis­in­for­ma­tion. The com­ments, mine included, are almost all incred­u­lous at Obama’s audac­ity to con­tinue spew­ing dis­in­for­ma­tion, lies, and legal maneu­ver­ing to avoid explain­ing his past.

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Not So Fast! How about that citizenship “President-​elect” Obama? (Updated)

November 26th, 2008 | Matthew J. Weaver

My orig­i­nal Novem­ber 15, 2008, arti­cle is updated here as this is a cru­cial mat­ter in respect to our Con­sti­tu­tion and who we accept in the office of Pres­i­dent. It is sur­real that Barack Obama has refused to release the records nec­es­sary to resolve the mat­ter of his eli­gi­bil­ity to be pres­i­dent. Ignor­ing this will not change the Con­sti­tu­tion, nor will those con­cerned allow the mat­ter to wither away. Either Barack Obama is or is not eli­gi­ble to be Pres­i­dent of the United States.

In the con­tin­u­ing news sur­round­ing Obama’s cit­i­zen­ship is Janet Porter’s claim that Obama did not get his first pass­port until after becom­ing a U.S. Sen­a­tor. This adds weight to his non-U.S. cit­i­zen­ship as his pri­mary or declared cit­i­zen­ship. Did he travel to Pak­istan using his Indone­sian, Kenyan, or British cit­i­zen­ship? Porter notes that his 1981 travel to Indone­sia and Pak­istan were after his mother’s 1980 return from Indone­sia and divorce from her Indone­sian hus­band. Thus, adding more ques­tions to Obama’s story and cred­i­bil­ity as he claimed to have trav­eled first to see her, then to go on to Pak­istan for a three week visit. She also revis­its ear­lier ques­tions about his allegedly forged birth cer­tifi­cate released by the cam­paign that has been repeat­edly called into question.

As I pre­vi­ous wrote…

A new chal­lenge to Sen­a­tor Barack Obama’s cit­i­zen­ship was filed Novem­ber 12th in Cal­i­for­nia demand­ing that the court stop cer­ti­fi­ca­tion of the elec­tion results until the state’s sec­re­tary of state can ascer­tain from Sen­a­tor Obama his legal qual­i­fi­ca­tion to be a can­di­date for Pres­i­dent. This 18 page peti­tion is a quick read. It offers a good sum­mary of what is at stake and the ques­tions that sur­round Sen­a­tor Obama’s citizenship.

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  • When scientists behave like bullies (San Francisco Chronicle)
    Debra Saunders writes about the damning corruption of science by global warming scientists.

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  • Diplomacy 101 (New York Times)
    New York Times editorial the president an F for diplomacy in the Middle East.  Obama "demanded that Israel freeze settlements, Palestinians crack down on anti-Israel violence and Arab leaders demonstrate their readiness to reach out to Israel."  Nine months later, Israel still says no, Palestinians refuse talks until they do, and Arab states refuse to do anything.  Obama achieved nothing, except a dismal 4% approval rating in Israel.

  • Sarah Palin, version 2009: Going rogue, getting even (San Francisco Chronicle)
    Debra Saunders writes a review of Sarah Palin's Going Rogue, "She's folksy and quotable. She has delivered a book that will thrill a base that loves to shout, "They done her wrong."

  • We will release the data...
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    The Climate Research Unit says, according to the Telegraph, that they will release the raw data that global warming is based upon.  At the same time the Times reports that the same folks now admit that the raw data was thrown away.  All they kept was the manipulated data they created to support global warming.  As Roger Pielke, professor of environmental studies at Colorado University, is quoted in the Times, “The CRU is basically saying, ‘Trust us’."

  • Afghans Detail a Secret Prison Still Operating on a U.S. Base (New York Times)
    According to this article, Obama continues to run at least two secret prisons--one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan--with reports of abuse and prisoners held without rights normally afforded prisons of war.  Surprising to hear that this continued after Bush left office.  This is a terrible stain on America's reputation and puts Americans at risk of similar mistreatment if captured.

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