Alan Keyes Stokes Obama Birth Certificate Controversy

Alan Keyes Stokes Obama Birth Certificate Controversy
LA Times ^ | February 21, 2009

Posted on Saturday, February 21, 2009 12:25:30 PM by Steelfish

Alan Keyes stokes Obama birth certificate controversy

The controversy over the validity of Barack Obama’s birth certificate is back on a burner with firebrand conservative Alan Keyes making serious new charges.

In a video (see below) released Friday

Keyes, who lost to Obama in the 2004 U.S. Senate race in Illinois that launched the new president’s national political career, calls Obama a communist and usurper and says he refuses to acknowledge the validity of Obama’s inauguration over lingering questions in the minds of many conspiracists about the 44th president’s birth place.

Statement by the founder of Free Republic:

Statement by the founder of Free Republic
Free Republic ^ | Jim Robinson

Posted on Monday, March 22, 2004 10:22:17 PM by Jim Robinson

I posted the following statement to our front page in response to the criticism I’m receiving lately as to not being fair and balanced and perceived mistreatment of trolls and assorted malcontents. Got news for all, I’m NOT fair and balanced. I’m biased toward God, country, family, liberty and freedom and against liberalism, socialism, anarchism, wackoism, global balonyism and any other form of tyranny. Hope this helps.

National Guard scraps plans to invade rural town

National Guard scraps plans to invade rural town (Obama preparing for “Tea Party”??)
World Net Daily ^ | 2-20-09 | Drew Zahn

Posted on Saturday, February 21, 2009 1:01:29 AM by springtime4hillary

The Guard had planned a four-day urban military operation in tiny Arcadia, Iowa, population 443, sending troops to take over the town and search door-to-door for a suspected weapons dealer.

The exercise was designed as a mock scenario to give soldiers the skills needed for deployment in an urban environment, and military officials stressed that only households that consented to be part of the drill would be searched.