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Obama is planning to speak with our kiddies live from the White House Sept. 8th at 12:00 Eastern time. Secretary Arne Duncan sent a letter to School Principals announcing the 20-minute speech by the President and offering questions and suggestions for discussion. All of us can apparently watch this socialist, manipulative speech to our children. The address will be streamed live.

The Dept. of Education is expecting our kids to read books on Barack Obama and his special life. This is supposed to happen before the speech. One of these books is Barack Obama: Son of Promise, Child of Hope. Let’s have a moment of silence. In reading excerpts from this book you would think you were reading about Abraham or Jesus Christ. It is the story of a disenfranchised, almost hopeless black man who miraculously rose up through the ranks with the motto “Yes! We can!” You can read a few of the Messiah set up excerpts at the PUMA site taken from the official publisher.

Ever since Barack Obama was young, Hope has lived inside him. From he beaches of Hawaii to the streets of Chicago, from the jungles of Indonesia to the plains of Kenya, he has held on to Hope. Even as a boy, Barack knew he wasn’t quite like anybody else, but through his journeys he found the ability to listen to Hope and become what he was meant to be: a bridge to bring people together.
His mama, white as whipped cream; his daddy, black as ink…

He was there in Chicago because he cared about these people. They were his family. People in Kenya were his family. Indonesians were his family. And no matter where he was, the world was his home. And who he was could be summed up in one word: loveable.

Let us catch them young, inspire them to support the underdog, struggling minority who made it to the top with hope and dreams. Never mind that Obama, though not raised in a traditional family, went to the finest and private schools and high end Universities, has owned million dollar homes for years, made tons of money for years and has millions in the bank. What a suffering horror show that reflects most of America!

Of course Obama will plant dreams in the children of internationalism, globalism, hope against all odds and he of course will be the messiah and encourager of all that. No doubt he will urge them to work hard in school, dream big and give back some to Uncle Sam/Obama in exchange for future college tuition. Naturally, he will determine where they serve, what pittance they get paid and what freedoms they give up while doing that service for the king and Messiah. Could this service eventually include turning friends and family in for disagreeing with the messiah?

This is classically what we saw in Germany by Hitler. He created his brown shirts throwing out dreams, hopes and promises in exchange for loyalty. He got it all right! The youth thought they were doing their duty, securing their future and serving their brave and honorable President. Obama assume the position. Oh yes, the suffering servant already has and is acting like a dictator but the poles continue to show ground being lost with the American people SO let us go for the kiddies.

I predict a series of talks to our children from the President in the months ahead. I called my children’s schools today and our Superintendent’s office to find out their exact plans and announce that I would be in their class that day listening in and taking notes. I highly suggest you either pull your kids out of class that day or show up with them and discuss the speech with them thoroughly.