Invincible Armor: Monday, October 06, 2008

Monday, October 06, 2008

Obama's Bernardine Dohrn: A Pig From Hell

I think it's pretty common knowledge that Obama, after 21 year of knowing Ayers and Dohrn, is fibbing big time about what he knows about them as subhuman beings, but I read a piece that gives more insight to what a pig from Hell Dohrn is.

Ayers-Dohrn-Obama Tie Shouldn’t Be Dismissed

Since terrorism, bombing and murder fade after a few years, a few tidbits to show how time has made her acceptable to Obama and Democrats:

For those of you unfamiliar with Dohrn and her special love of violence in the name of radicalism, one need look no further than her December 1969 rant celebrating the brutal Tate-LaBianca murders with the exhortation, “Dig it! First they killed those pigs and then they put a fork in their bellies. Wild!”

and:

A Chicago district attorney named Richard Elrod was seriously injured in the Weatherman riot that erupted during the Chicago “Days of Rage” in October 1969, and he was paralyzed for life as a result. Dohrn later led a celebration of Elrod’s paralysis by leading her comrades in a parody of a Bob Dylan song — “Lay, Elrod, Lay.”

and:

That the Weathermen tried to murder a judge and his family with fire bombs was somehow not mentioned at all, nor were later Weathermen-related bombings that occurred through Barack Obama’s continuing political radicalization during the early 1980s.

And just where was Barack Obama during the early 1980s?

Mocking the dead and the disabled seems to be so common place to liberals that what Dohrn is is not reprehensible.

Of course, if McCain had been her friend and pal....

Intellectual Liberal Effeteness That Makes The Marquis de Sade An Acceptable Dinner Partner

Or a David Duke.

How about discussing women's rights over some goose foie gras with President Puny, Mamadou Abadinijad?

What is the Significance of Obama's Ties to Ayers (and Wright?):
In short, Obama's ties to Ayers and Wright suggest to me NOT that Obama agrees with their views, but that he is the product of a particular intellectual culture that finds the likes of Wright and Ayers to be no more objectionable, and likely less so, than the likes of Tom Coburn, or, perhaps, a Rush Limbaugh. Not only that, but he has been in his particular intellectual bubble so long that he was unable to recognize just how offensive the views of a Wright are to mainstream America, or how his ties to Ayers would play with the public, especially post-9/11.

After dinner there could be apertifs in the private salon with Stalin to discuss the educational needs of the children of the Ukraine. Music will be performed by the Children's Stringed Up Quartet.