The Book(s) on Barack

re: The Book(s) on Barack

lhummer — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 22:13:12 GMT

If Corsi were as low in stature as he is in principle, he would have to stand on a ladder to kiss a snake's belly.

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Jazzerman — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 23:29:44 GMT

Oh no! The shock! The outrage!

Please. If Barack Hussein Obama sat in Jeremiah Wright's pews for all those years and wasn't smart enough to rigure out that he and his family were being fed a load of black separatist trash, then he isn't smart enough to be president of his local Parent Teacher Organization, let be President of the United States.

re: The Book(s) on Barack

Jazzerman — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 23:32:04 GMT

Oh no! The shock! The outrage!

Please. If Barack Hussein Obama sat in Jeremiah Wright's pews for all those years and wasn't smart enough to figure out that he and his family were being fed a load of black separatist trash, then he isn't smart enough to be president of his local Parent Teacher Organization, let alone be President of the United States.

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arleang — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:35:52 GMT

The Wikipedia entry on Corsi: "Corsi's book The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality was released on August 1, 2008, and is critical of Barack Obama and his candidacy for President. However, almost all of the accusations made in the book have been found to be unsubstantiated, misleading, or inaccurate.[10] Media Matters for America has also criticized the book as containing serious errors, omissions, and falsehoods.[11][12]"

In other words, beside being a political hit man, Corsi is an unprincipled liar.

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jefflz — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 03:01:34 GMT

This pig slop passing itself off as a book is a digrace to the memory of the house of Simon and Schuster. Karl Rove's fingerprints are all over this unadulterated pack of lies. All right minded people should be outraged at this Swift Boat style attack. Obama campaigners needs to strike back with a vengeance. A complete boycott of Simon and Schuster would be a great place to start. Getting out the full story about McCain and the Keating Five might be useful. One thing is certain Obama cannot stand idly by and let the RNC/Rove/McCain thugs get away with this assault..

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B4Real42 — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 04:49:16 GMT

Jerome Corsi, (Ph.D=Piled Higher and Deeper) in Crap. This is a different time than 2004 and more people have access to all of the facts. There has been an increase of computers and access to the internet for more than one self promoting book. This man may write for a network, but the level of interest in what he has to say is not as broad as he may think. Every so often, people of Corsi's ilk feel left out of the mainstream and they have to do something to put them in the public eye. The sheer appearance of Corsi on Larry King Live brought the bile up in my throat. I suppose he is proud of the way America is viewed today due to his smear on John Kerry. We do not need to pay attention toCorsi's garbage so that anotere ERROR in the name of John McCain can become President of the United States. We have become a laughing stock of other countries and nations and the USA is the only country where the conflict over the color of a man's skin is so prevalent. HAVE WE FORGOTTEN THAT BARACK OBAMA IS OF MIXED HERITAGE?

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chuckhasker@yahoo.com — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 07:46:10 GMT

Big deal! There are books written for Obama and then there are books written against Obama. Writers write to make money so they will say anything and put a spin on whatever to make that money. Anyone with a little common sense can see that Obama is a man who has rose to power on a meteor of lofty words and promises. What has Obama accomplished that warrents such a rise? I guess goose bumps count, being able to draw a big crowd in German counts, I guess having the news media drool over him counts, but no one seems to look at what Obama has accomplished. (Organizing soup kitchens in Chicago does not count. I am tired of hearing how he volunteered one summer). I have been looking at Obama and I do not see much at all except a fancy logo, some words that say Change on a sign, and beautiful photos that are perfect. Is there more to Obama? I would like to know. And please do not spin a tall tale masked in hope, and lofty words, I for one will not take the hook. Chuck Hasker

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orion12 — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:35:08 GMT

Big deal said Chuckhasker. I guess it is legitimate for someone like Jerome Corsi, with a Ph.D. to write a book that is full of lies and unsubstantiated information. And he is being cheer-leadered, by comments that people also write books supporting Obama. The point, buddy, is that books written that are favorable to Obama are not full of lies. They are more intellectually sound. What Corsi has written is rubbish. In fact he should be taken to task for slander. I wonder how he can sleep at night. But I suppose there are some who are very happy to see such disgraceful writings and he only sees the green notes, and hopes to be laughing all the way to the bank.

It makes one wonder about people who are happy with inaccuracies only because it suits them. When the urge is so great that some of us would go to such lengths to malign another person, there must be a mean streak lurking somewhere. Some would say that politics is a dirty game and that the aim is to win at all costs. But when one deceives in order to win, he/she loses something more fundamental; conscience.

The big deal here is that Americans are being fed all this garbage and they eat it willingly knowing or/and not caring that it is garbage. When they do this it shows that there is no objectivity left on which to base a decision.

May we keep condemning those who smear either McCain or Obama so that their preferred candidate may win.

re: The Book(s) on Barack

BaxterJ — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:43:55 GMT

Audio of Corsi's interview with CNN is here:

http://www.entertonement.com/collections/2088/Jerome-Corsi