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i’m an obama supporter who was interested in what your group and ones like it are saying. i have to be honest though, there’s not a lot of substance here. seems like someone trying to justify muslim extremism by quoting the koran. maybe i’m just not seeing it or it’s hidden deep in the website. why do you hate obama so much? i’m not trying to be aggressive. i’m seriously just interested in why you hate him so much.

You should have been paying more attention to Hillary, she wants you to vote for Obama, unless you think she is a liar. You people are selfish and self promoters. If you think that voting for McCain is an option then you are not democrats and certainly not Hillary democrats.

I am a blog friend of Mountain Sage. Please email me as I would like to discuss something with you.

Regards,

Vern

hi, great website!

i’ve made some Bill Ayers T-shirts on my comedy Bill Ayers website that you might find amusing:

http://AmericasFavoriteTerrorist.com

keep up the great work!

Hi Robbedvoter!!

Since I was deleted as a user at CH I started a page that doesn’t demand support of any agenda.

http://s1.zetaboards.com/Women_in_Politics/index/

Hope you stop by sometime, give my regards to those still at CH.

Goldie

In the wake of the Justice Dept. move to drop the AIPAC case, I’d like to share a rant:
Obama’s Palistinian Policy: broght to you by *AIPAC*
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Headline — Financial Times January 8, 2009:
Dennis Ross Will Be Obama’s ‘Ambassador-at-Large’ For The Middle East
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From Wikipedia:
Dennis Ross was a noted supporter of the Iraq war and he signed two Project for a New American Century (PNAC) letters in support of the war in March 2003.[20] 
According to Wall Street Journal, Ross, along with James Steinberg and Daniel Kurtzer, were among the principal authors of presidential candidate Barack Obama’s address on the Middle East to AIPAC in June 2008.[21] It was viewed as the Democratic nominee’s most expansive on international affairs.[22]
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July 17th, 2007 From: Rootless Cosmopolitan – By Tony Karon » Blog Archive » The Dissembling of Dennis Ross
‘Hamas* is made up of killers; that they want to be part of a larger Islamist empire; that they are already trying to bring Iran to Gaza; and that the worse thing to do now is to reward Hamas with recognition.”
-Dennis Ross
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Voice of America:
*Hamas Wins Local Palestinian Elections in Gaza
Jerusalem
28 January 2005
Initial results show the militant group Hamas has won an overwhelming victory in Palestinian local elections held Thursday in the Gaza Strip, winning nearly two-thirds of the local council seats in 10 districts. The results reflect the widespread support Hamas has in Gaza, and are also seen as a potential turning point for the Islamic group.
Hamas Spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri called it a victory for the Palestinian people. Thousands of supporters took to the streets in Gaza on Friday, waving green Hamas flags, and hailing the election outcome.
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It is time someone in the mainstream media . . . took to task Dennis Ross, the AIPAC man who served the first Bush Adminsitration and then Clinton as a Middle East mediator, before returning to the AIPAC fold — but who is treated by the U.S. media as some sort of yoda figure, the fount of jedi wisdom in managing the Middle East.
More insidious, however, are his efforts to shape the U.S. response to the current situation in the Palestinian territories.
Oops, too late:
 
WASHINGTON (Reuters) January 4, 2009 – Even as Israelis and Palestinians plunged deeper into conflict, U.S. President-elect Barack Obama remained silent, refusing to budge from his one-president-at-a-time mantra.
Obama takes office on January 20 but has not commented on the Middle East crisis since Israel launched attacks on Gaza nine days ago. His advisers insist that only President George W. Bush can speak for America until then.
The Palestinian death toll in nine days of Israeli attacks has risen to more than 500. Hamas, which ended a six-month ceasefire, has fired rockets deeper into Israel than ever before, hitting major cities and killing four Israelis.
While most prominent U.S. politicians have backed Israel, critics have noted that Obama joined Bush in condemning the killing of civilians in attacks in November in Mumbai, India. They would have liked him to say something about the fate of Palestinian civilians caught in the fighting.
The president-elect also has commented on the global economic crisis and his plans to try to pull the U.S. economy out of recession.
Asked about the apparent contradiction, an Obama transition aide who asked not to be named said on Sunday: “President Bush is our nation’s president until January 20, and he is responsible for our nation’s diplomacy with the world.
“During this transition period, we are not engaging in any action that could send confusing signals to the world about who speaks on behalf of the United States.”
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And as you read this those folks at the *American Israel Public Affairs Committee*  are confidently working to craft US policy:
May 1, 2009 (Mayday)
 AIPAC set to push Iran legislation at major conference | Iran news | Jerusalem Post
Some 6,500 American Israel Public Affairs Committee activists attending the organization’s annual conference will be hitting Capitol Hill next week to stress the importance of the US-Israel relationship and push legislation imposing sanctions on Iran.

Dang!
-Rich

I don’t know if you are aware that the text that appears in blockquote – on today’s 12/20/09 home page – starting with the name “Xultar” is too light to be read by people with vision problems. The post is titled “They talk about us in B0botland”.

Can I suggest that you darken the type a little?

Thanks