James McCormack

Eighteen Insights That Help Define Barack Obama in the 2008 Presidential Campaign James McCormack

This thoroughly researched and well documented narrative carefully examines eighteen topics that help define the character and political goals of Barack Obama as he competes in the 2008 Presidential contest. Amazingly, many of the findings presented have not been evaluated in the main stream media. Subjects analyzed include Obama's relationship with Raila Odinga and the ethnic cleansing that followed Odinga's Presidential loss in Kenya, Obama's many links to the Nation of Islam and Louis Farrakhan, Obama's socialist and radical background and his corresponding agenda for America, Obama's support for a stronger United Nations and a weaker United States through Senate resolutions introduced by him, Obama's subtle support for Hamas and his multiple efforts to advance Iranian interests in the Middle East, Obama's numerous radical Arab contacts and advisors which will put Israel in more harm's way, Obama's critical views on America and its faith, Obama's political and logistic objectives to weaken America and render her less able to fight the war on terrorism, Obama's assault on free speech, and the violent individuals that surround him who help advance his radical political goals. Much of the presentation is based on direct quotes, speeches, and excerpts from written documents that help critically and independently define Obama's view of the world and possible future plans. "Eighteen Insights ..." may become the standard reference that reflects an independent and objective evaluation of the many facets of Obama's political philosophies and goals, which may radically alter America's role in world politics, along with the socioeconomic framework of our country. This presentation is mandatory reading for anyone seeking a thorough understanding of Barack Obama.