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Obama Documents – UFOs, Bigfoot and the Link that is Not Missing
Canada Free Press
Rev. Michael Bresciani
3/18/2012
Excerpt:
"In that vast flying gaggle of fledgling Anglo-mangling verbiage-magicians, jacked journalists and giant egos like the Huffington Post, can be found about 10-15 stories reporting UFO’s at any time, night or day. How many stories about the dozens of missing documents on Barry or the cries of fraud coming from the dozens of veteran investigators under Maricopa County’s Sheriff Arpaio – none. Yes, there have been a few, but don’t ask if they were prejudiced, biased, balanced or even tacitly reasonable. Only UFO stories seem worthy of that kind of fairness.
Huff has got some great writers, but it always seems like they are an entourage sent to a deep-woods junkyard in the country to go around and polish up the wrecks. In the end, the stories, the bias, the celebs the events and the topics covered are still a heap of wreckage from America’s junkyard of old usefuls.
Being facetious doesn’t mean you can’t be factual. What is a fact is that Huff-Po and no one else in the pain-stream media has ever been forthwith, reasonable or honest since Barack Obama’s place of birth and other missing elements of his former life first came into question. Those days are beginning to vanish even in the absence of judges, election officials and states AG’s who still haven’t found their way to Grand Wizard of Oz for some courage.
The big voices and chieftains have spoken.
One video floating around the cyber community for all to see is of Bill O’Reilly saying he doesn’t have time for the questions about the birth certificate. Then he proceeds to explain that the best evidence is the two birth posts carefully posted in local newspapers in Hawaii. He does not say that his findings are to be compared with the months of concerted efforts of dozens of seasoned investigators assisting Sheriff Arpaio and their findings. We can be thankful that he is not saying that, but his silence is only more of the same, it is now failure to reckon with a not-so-distant rumbling volcano.
Three years of making fun of “birthers” has resulted in a long list of undignified, indecent and unkind names to describe those in search of some facts. They are called crazies, conspiracy nuts, and a plethora of names that in the end, all add up to calling them all fools.
The search for Bigfoot, UFOs and vampires!
They are added to the class of wandering wayward wonkers who are endlessly searching for the leprechauns of Galway Bay. They are seen as the next best prospect for an episode of Mythbusters, or people who should just give up and join up with the search for the Bigfoot gang. They are on a level with those who really think that werewolves and vampires stalk our city streets until dawn. They are held in the same regard as those who claim to have been abducted by aliens and taken aboard UFOs.
Oddly, none of these things are mentioned in their respective websites or blogs, unlike Huff-Po, UFO reports and other speculative myths and folklore are not tolerated. Among them are law enforcement officials, clergy, writers, politicians, statesmen professionals of every kind, military personnel and a lot of very serious down-to-earth Americans who believe very strongly that they have been lied to along with the entire nation.
Are the lawless calling the lawmen incompetent liars?
Sheriff Arpaio’s posse of retired veteran lawmen are among the best there is, and their findings are being summarily dismissed out of hand by a band of media wimps and colluding crafty leftist lawyers who think they can hold back the tsunami of public discontent. Lincoln, who is famous for saying “you can fool some of the people all of the time…” may be crying out from his grave – ‘these are the people I was talking about."
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View the complete article at:
http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/45340
Canada Free Press
Rev. Michael Bresciani
3/18/2012
Excerpt:
"In that vast flying gaggle of fledgling Anglo-mangling verbiage-magicians, jacked journalists and giant egos like the Huffington Post, can be found about 10-15 stories reporting UFO’s at any time, night or day. How many stories about the dozens of missing documents on Barry or the cries of fraud coming from the dozens of veteran investigators under Maricopa County’s Sheriff Arpaio – none. Yes, there have been a few, but don’t ask if they were prejudiced, biased, balanced or even tacitly reasonable. Only UFO stories seem worthy of that kind of fairness.
Huff has got some great writers, but it always seems like they are an entourage sent to a deep-woods junkyard in the country to go around and polish up the wrecks. In the end, the stories, the bias, the celebs the events and the topics covered are still a heap of wreckage from America’s junkyard of old usefuls.
Being facetious doesn’t mean you can’t be factual. What is a fact is that Huff-Po and no one else in the pain-stream media has ever been forthwith, reasonable or honest since Barack Obama’s place of birth and other missing elements of his former life first came into question. Those days are beginning to vanish even in the absence of judges, election officials and states AG’s who still haven’t found their way to Grand Wizard of Oz for some courage.
The big voices and chieftains have spoken.
One video floating around the cyber community for all to see is of Bill O’Reilly saying he doesn’t have time for the questions about the birth certificate. Then he proceeds to explain that the best evidence is the two birth posts carefully posted in local newspapers in Hawaii. He does not say that his findings are to be compared with the months of concerted efforts of dozens of seasoned investigators assisting Sheriff Arpaio and their findings. We can be thankful that he is not saying that, but his silence is only more of the same, it is now failure to reckon with a not-so-distant rumbling volcano.
Three years of making fun of “birthers” has resulted in a long list of undignified, indecent and unkind names to describe those in search of some facts. They are called crazies, conspiracy nuts, and a plethora of names that in the end, all add up to calling them all fools.
The search for Bigfoot, UFOs and vampires!
They are added to the class of wandering wayward wonkers who are endlessly searching for the leprechauns of Galway Bay. They are seen as the next best prospect for an episode of Mythbusters, or people who should just give up and join up with the search for the Bigfoot gang. They are on a level with those who really think that werewolves and vampires stalk our city streets until dawn. They are held in the same regard as those who claim to have been abducted by aliens and taken aboard UFOs.
Oddly, none of these things are mentioned in their respective websites or blogs, unlike Huff-Po, UFO reports and other speculative myths and folklore are not tolerated. Among them are law enforcement officials, clergy, writers, politicians, statesmen professionals of every kind, military personnel and a lot of very serious down-to-earth Americans who believe very strongly that they have been lied to along with the entire nation.
Are the lawless calling the lawmen incompetent liars?
Sheriff Arpaio’s posse of retired veteran lawmen are among the best there is, and their findings are being summarily dismissed out of hand by a band of media wimps and colluding crafty leftist lawyers who think they can hold back the tsunami of public discontent. Lincoln, who is famous for saying “you can fool some of the people all of the time…” may be crying out from his grave – ‘these are the people I was talking about."
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View the complete article at:
http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/45340