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**VZF74G0M** · 06-16-2010, 05:39 PM

During the campaign and since he was elected, Obama has been known to say what he thinks others want to hear. Why would it be any different in a "private" conversation? Now that Gheit has said this publicly, maybe Obama will be forced to either confirm or deny it, either way it is not going to be a good situation.

I don't think it will force anything unless the outcry becomes an issue that is being brought up in 1 on 1 interviews and such. He still has yet to account for why his SSN was issued in Connecticut during his youth, while he lived in Hawaii (many years before he moved stateside).

President Obama is whatever he thinks will win him favor. If he's amongst a group of Muslims, he will preach the greatness of that religion and speak of his past, when he most definitely was a member of that faith. If he's around Christians, he'll instantly become filled with the Holy Spirit.

It sickens me that he will not stand firm and believe in one religion. If he's a Muslim, fine. Be a Muslim. At least we would know. Its as if he views religion as a political downfall, so he panders and retracts based on what he believes to be best for his status.

Not even believe in one religion, but stick with what he says. Bush has issues for sure, but he at least walked the path he was on. Obama may be walking a path, but it seems that this path is random and more fit for a game of Chutes and Ladders.

I just don't know what to say about him. I don't think i can render any opinions on him that pertain to who he is. I have no idea who he is. Barry Sotero? Barack Obama? Was he living in Hawaii or Connecticut?

Just so you can see my conspiracy theorist mind, I believe that since Bush Sr was in office, the CIA has controlled the presidency.

06-16-2010, 05:39 PM	#5
VZF74G0M Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 518 Senior Member	During the campaign and since he was elected, Obama has been known to say what he thinks others want to hear. Why would it be any different in a "private" conversation? Now that Gheit has said this publicly, maybe Obama will be forced to either confirm or deny it, either way it is not going to be a good situation. I don't think it will force anything unless the outcry becomes an issue that is being brought up in 1 on 1 interviews and such. He still has yet to account for why his SSN was issued in Connecticut during his youth, while he lived in Hawaii (many years before he moved stateside). President Obama is whatever he thinks will win him favor. If he's amongst a group of Muslims, he will preach the greatness of that religion and speak of his past, when he most definitely was a member of that faith. If he's around Christians, he'll instantly become filled with the Holy Spirit. It sickens me that he will not stand firm and believe in one religion. If he's a Muslim, fine. Be a Muslim. At least we would know. Its as if he views religion as a political downfall, so he panders and retracts based on what he believes to be best for his status. Not even believe in one religion, but stick with what he says. Bush has issues for sure, but he at least walked the path he was on. Obama may be walking a path, but it seems that this path is random and more fit for a game of Chutes and Ladders. I just don't know what to say about him. I don't think i can render any opinions on him that pertain to who he is. I have no idea who he is. Barry Sotero? Barack Obama? Was he living in Hawaii or Connecticut? Just so you can see my conspiracy theorist mind, I believe that since Bush Sr was in office, the CIA has controlled the presidency.
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