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the point is to feed the flames of doubt regarding obama --

those who are against himm will post anti-stuff, while tohse against mccain will do the same -- it is part of the game

I think we need to feed the flames of doubt on both candidates and their running mates.  To your point in the post a couple prior to this one we need to seek the truth and make sure the source is accurate.  Without the doubt most of us, including myself will not bother to seek the truth.  I'm not an Obama fan, but I'm not exactly brimming with a warm fuzzy feeling for McCain either so I appreciate the doubting Thomas's.  As for his faith?  Some it will bother and some it will not.

I agree Rene, I don't have that warm and fuzzy feeling about McCain either as he has a tendency to be pretty liberal at times. After seeing what happens when candidates run ffor office I wouldn't blame anyone for not wanting to get involved in politics.

neither one is pretty.....they will 'feel us out' to see what we respond too(right or wrong)....then they will do what they please and we have no clue what
happens behing closed doors/electric fences/bullet proof glass etc etc......their packages they sell are the same just with different wrappin paper.....

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Quoted from nickelplated revolver:
... it is up to the voters to stay ahead of the game and do their own research, to stay informed and make a decision
based on facts, not innenedo

As a child, Obama crossed a cultural divide in Indonesia
By Paul Watson
March 15, 2007 in print edition A-1

http://articles.latimes.com:80/2007/mar/15/nation/na-obama15


This is NOT from a right wing blog or radio show, this is the "mainstream"
LA Times.  So, the question is, is he or isn't he?  And, if he is a Muslim,
why is he unwilling to state such?

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So, the question is, is he or isn't he?  And, if he is a Muslim,
why is he unwilling to state such?

Once a muslim, a muslim for life.

Muslim's do 'rap'? I know...what rock have I been hiding under, huh? I mean rap is ethnically a black form of music.I thought that the Muslims thought all of the western culture was the evil satan. But I guess they like rap music.

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Once a muslim, a muslim for life.

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If true your problems will be over soon-   If Obama once was a Muslim, he is now what Islamic law calls a murtadd (apostate), an ex-Muslim converted to another religion who must be executed.

I believe that if a muslim converts at an early age (I don't remember what that age is), they do not fall under sharia law and aren't executed. Although I really don't know if they follow the death thing anymore.

I see where this line of reasoning is going-  I am begining to understand why  many people debate whether or not Elvis Presley really died on August 16, 1977.

The circumstances involved with Elvis' death are very mysterious.

Very sound conservitive  reasoning-

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I see where this line of reasoning is going-  I am begining to understand why  many people debate whether or not Elvis Presley really died on August 16, 1977.

The circumstances involved with Elvis' death are very mysterious.

Very sound conservitive  reasoning-

What?  Elvis is dead?  I thought I just saw him at the gas station eating a peanut butter and banana sandwich.

Your sense of humor has dragged me into a topic I disregard out of hand and had resigned never to comment on for it's sheer lack of relevance, though from other posts I'm sure I'll be told why it is relevant.  For the record, I find it disgraceful that this "issue" is even still being discussed...and that will be the beginning and end of any comment I make on the matter.

Quoted from bumblethru

I believe that if a muslim converts at an early age (I don't remember what that age is), they do not fall under sharia law and aren't executed. Although I really don't know if they follow the death thing anymore.

I thought that was mormon??? Maybe we could ask the folks in that religious campus with those 400+ kids.....who are the fathers???