Those fucking facts...

[Kaos]

Remember when there was this whole discussion where some people knew for sure that Obama's parents registered him as a Muslim just for shits and giggles when he was at some Catholic elementary school?  Remember how adamant that they clearly knew his parent's intent and how irate they were that anyone could consider Obama to be Muslim just because he had been fucking raised that way? 

Ooooops. 

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/07/photo-obama-in-muslim-garb-shows-deep-ties-to-faith-oreilly-says.html



Yeah.  Not elementary school. 

You can pretend all you want.  That is what this fraud of a human being actually is.  His every decision is guided by this so-called religion. 

Bury your fucking heads in the sand.  Rail on and on about the stupid mistakes Trump makes when he speaks.  Forget who the real enemy is.

[GH2001]

He is very quick to defend them anytime they do wrong. And almost justify it.

He is also quick to defend Black Lives Matter who closely resemble a Nation of Islam black liberation/power militant style group. With its roots ALSO in Islam.

Either usually also pivots into gun control.

But incidents or perceived incidents involving a black victim gets exploded out of proportion purposely more than likely to feed the emotion of the useful idiots you see on TV.

That said, f this mf'ing president of ours. F him.

[Kaos]

Don't anybody tell me Obama isn't Islamic. 

http://www.wnd.com/2016/06/dhs-whistleblower-why-obama-is-so-adamant-to-protect-islam/#!

Haney believes America is presently locked in a battle between the U.S. Constitution and Shariah law.

“Are we going to submit to the influence of Shariah law and make it legal for one particular religion to have more than one wife?” he asked. “Or are we going to say, ‘No, you cannot implement those provisions as long as you want to be a citizen of United States’?”

The answer, according to Haney, is for Americans to become more familiar with the Constitution.

“If you become more familiar with the Constitution, you’ll be able to see more clearly the points of conflict between the U.S. Constitution and Shariah law, and then you can discuss it without fear of being called a racist or a bigot or an Islamophobe,” he advised.