Comments on: Is Barack Obama Ideologically Muslim?

by: Always On Watch

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 23:56:04 +0000

Typo alert. “Be” should read “bet.” Sheesh!

by: Always On Watch

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 23:54:46 +0000

FH,
How much do you want to be that Anonymous won’t read anything you or I suggest?

by: Foehammer

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 20:27:42 +0000

@Anonymous: People like yourself, that continually act as if it is absolutely American to never see our enemies for what they are, for never having the capacity to use Common Sense or to use the word “No!” in a sentence — you make me fear for the future of our Nation.

Get your head into a book and out of the sand.

Oh, and for Pete’s sake, don’t come here and try to assume what is in an article. Read it thoroughly. I never label Barack Obama, the Presidential Candidate, a Muslim. I discuss what he was by birth and what he will be to most of the world’s thinking and believing Muslims forever more because of that. You cannot change facts by simply wishing them to be so. The man was registered into Indonesian schools as a Muslim.

Barack’s Kenyan father was most likely a Muslim (giving him the very Muslim middle name ‘Hussein’). His Indonesian step-father definitely was a Muslim.

debbieschlussel.com/archives/2006/12/barack_hussein.html

This has nothing to do with race. My blog never discusses race in a negative light. Do not come here and toss that stupidly vile and all-too-easily flung “racist” label at me again. Thank you.

Un-American? Un-American is being ready to sell our nation out because it makes you feel good for the short-term and not understanding the facts and the ramifications of those facts. Un-American is ignoring the Truth when it is presented.

I understand Islam. You do not. Get that straight at least. I would think the focus of this blog would be a big, fat clue, but I have given up being surprised by the dense nature of some commenters that float through here and then never return again — you might actually learn that you have been very, very wrong all the while.

by: Anonymous

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 19:36:25 +0000

This kind of ignorant racism is exactly what we, as a country, need to steer away from. To say that Obama is a radical Muslim because he has come in contact with Islam (through a step-father at age 6) is completely un-American. This is a country that is supposed to embrace diversity and give equal rights to all. Just because Obama is not white and Christian like every other politician, does not mean he is a terrorist. In fact I would argue that this is a good quality in dealing with international relations, in comparison with President Bush who hardly traveled outside of the country before he became president and did not know the names of half of the world’s leaders.

To suggest that all Muslims are radicals is also un-American and wrong. There are many Muslims living in this world who are just as friendly and rational as the people you go to church with every day. Every religion has extremists, Christianity is no exception. Instead of promoting hatred and racism towards Muslims, we should try to understand them. We should exchange ideas, not as Muslims or Christians or Jews, but as human beings. This kind of attack is no different from the McCarthysim attacks in the 1950’s. As a country and as people, I would like to think that we have progressed from this kind of narrow-minded ignorance.

by: tgusa

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 18:55:34 +0000

I don’t know about you Foehammer but I have seen people kept after school for spelling like that. And that was in third grade no less! I suppose they are taking anyone nowadays, I think this explains a lot don’t you?

by: tgusa

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 18:32:23 +0000

Hannah and her sisters won’t make it 100 years in freedom. Enjoy it while you have it honey it isn’t gunna last. The fact that some feel they need more civil rights is not our fault most of these people were never civil to begin with so they really have no basis in which to stake a claim. If you cannot make it in America you will not make it anywhere that is a fact. Therefore, who do we follow, born losers? I don’t think so. When your freedom has been taken from you don’t come crying to American men we have real women to concern ourselves with. Don’t bother responding I wont read it any way you are the reason that so many American men don’t want to get involved they refuse to get stuck with stupid.

by: Foehammer

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 17:54:11 +0000

“WE LIVE IN AMERICA” — Ah, yes, you believe this country makes everything better? Even Islam? The system doesn’t “fix” Islam. I deal in facts that are supported by mountains of evidence.

I am not a Republican or a Democrat. I was no supporter of Romney, though I wasn’t against him.

You make the same tired assumptions about me as so many try to do over and over again when they first come here and choose to ignore reality.

Here is one of my most recent responses. It makes little sense to keep repeating myself.

After you read that response, click on the Multimedia section and open the door to education, and stop commenting in the fashion you just did. That serves nothing but to make my regular readers laugh.

You have no power here because you deal in what you want to believe as opposed to what is fact. If you want real power, start opening books. Borrow a Qur’an from one of your buddies. I bet they’ll even give one for free in hopes of converting you.

by: Hannah

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 09:05:07 +0000

Oh Foehammer, I will comply that you have got a dance with the devil. I don’t know why type of people you usually encounter on this blog, but sweetheart, I do not back down. You call me a “patsy” in order to in some way belittle me, but the truth is, you only discredit your argument, because the only way you can get your point across is by attempting to make me feel less than what I am. Good try, but it didnt work. So Foehammer, I must agree, I did not read your argument on Islmaic Apostasy, oh but I have now, and done a bit of research for myself, seeing as how Im quite sure you would only provide sources that would credit your position on this matter. Now lets see, the striking line of the article lies in the first line…..”KABUL, Afghanistan,” are the first two words in this article, oh how they screamed my name Foehammer, probably like you would if you were to go to bed with me, Ha Ha. Seeing as how these first two words indicate the setting of the article, I can only play on the fact that we LIVE IN AMERICA!!!!!!!!!! You know what, Im starting to think that you don’t. Have you ever heard of the term ” relgious syncretism” Mr. Foehammer? I bring up this ideology, because that means that a Muslim can keep his or her religion without commiting apostasy. Isn’t that a funny notion. And trust me Foehammer, I sleep very easily at night, and I love the analogy you gave about people like yourself ever attaining political power, seeing as how, I cant quite understand why you would even try. I do not spread a tainted or distorted picture of Muslims, I think that you have done that enough for the both of us. I cannot seem to understand your rift with Muslims, but from evidence you present, I believe that you are doing the same thing you accused me of. “Simply spreading YOUR tainted and sophistic understanding of Islam by way of a handful of Muslims.” Notice I left out “in America,” because it seems to me that you use the doctrine of Islam in the Middle East to govern your thoughts of what Muslims over here in America believe. Now we come full circle back around to “syncretism”. I am hitting them out of the park tonight. Do I agree with the teachings of Islam? Do I agree “with a culture that would reverse Civil Rights back to the 7th century, one that makes women ashamed of their femininity and become just short of property to their husbands?” The anwser to those questions is HELL NO! But do I agree with the fact that men in America, degrade, defile, and treat women as if they were objects? And if you didn’t notice Mr. Foehammer, the sheer fact that America even needed a Civil Rights movement further indicates that we are not upon this great pedastool that you seem to uphold. The fact that women’s suffrage was not obtained until 1920, and that America cannot for some reason get over the fact that eveyone has differences whether it be race, gender, upbringing, or culture. So ye who is without sin cast the first stone. And you say that I ignored you about the apostasy, you ignored me about the first and last portions of my first response. How about you do a read over and rethink your anwser sweetheart. I swear Forehammer you are quite a treat! I could eat you alive!