[Pflienews] PharmFacts E-News Update: To Barrie Hussein Geo. Washington was a 'pro-life extremist'

Mon Sep 22 10:46:35 MDT 2008

*PharmFacts E-News Update -- 22 Sept 2008 AD

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http://townhall.com/columnists/AnnCoulter/2008/09/17/obama_lucifer_is_my_homeboy

September 17, 2008

*OBAMA: LUCIFER IS MY HOMEBOY *

by Ann Coulter

It's another election season, so that means it's time for Democrats to 
start uttering wild malapropisms about the Bible to pretend they believe 
in God!

In 2000, we had Al Gore inverting a Christian parable into something 
nearly satanic. Defending his nutty ideas about the Earth during one of 
the debates, Gore said: "In my faith tradition, it's written in the book 
of Matthew, where your heart is, there is your treasure also." And that, 
he said, is why we should treasure the environment.

First of all, people who say "faith tradition" instead of "religion" are 
always phony-baloney, "Christmas and Easter"-type believers.

Second, Jesus was making almost the exact opposite point, saying: "Do 
not store up for yourselves treasures on Earth," where there are moths, 
rust and thieves, but in heaven, because, Jesus said, "where your 
treasure is, there your heart will be also."

I guess that's the kind of mix-up that can happen when your theological 
adviser is Naomi Wolf.
Then in 2004, Democratic presidential candidate and future Trivial 
Pursuit answer Howard Dean told an interviewer that his favorite part of 
the New Testament was the Book of Job. The reporter should have asked 
him if that was his favorite book in all three testaments.

And now in 2008, we have Democrats attacking Sarah Palin for being a 
Christian, while comparing Obama to Jesus Christ. (And not in the 
sarcastic way the rest of us do.)

Liberals have indignantly claimed that Palin thinks the founding fathers 
wrote the Pledge of Allegiance, which is Olbmermannic in the sense that 
(a) if it were true, it's trivial, and (b) it's not true.

Their claim is based on a questionnaire Palin filled out when she was 
running for governor of Alaska in 2006, which asked the candidates if 
they were "offended by the phrase 'under God' in the Pledge of 
Allegiance." Palin answered: "Not on your life. If it was good enough 
for the founding fathers, it's good enough for me, and I'll fight in 
defense of our Pledge of Allegiance."

As anyone can see, Palin was not suggesting that the founding fathers 
"wrote" the Pledge of Allegiance: She said the founding fathers believed 
this was a country "under God." Which, um, it is.

For the benefit of MSNBC viewers who aren't watching it as a joke, the 
whole point of the Declaration of Independence was to lay out the 
founders' breathtaking new argument that rights came not from the king, 
but from God or, as the Declaration said, "Nature's God," the "Creator."

That summer, in 1776, Gen. George Washington -- a charter member of the 
founding fathers -- rallied his troops, saying: "The time is now near at 
hand which must probably determine whether Americans are to be freemen 
or slaves. ... The fate of unborn millions will now depend, under God, 
on the courage and conduct of the army."

So Washington not only used the phrase "under God," but gave us one of 
the earliest known references to the rights of the "unborn." That's 
right! George Washington was a "pro-life extremist," just like Sarah Palin.

There is no disputing that a nation "under God" was "good enough" for 
the founding fathers, exactly as Palin said.

Meanwhile, on the House floor last week, Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of 
Tennessee compared Palin to Pontius Pilate -- and Obama to Jesus. Cohen 
said: "Barack Obama was a community organizer like Jesus, who our 
minister prayed about. Pontius Pilate was a governor."

Yes, who can forget the Biblical account of how Jesus got the homeless 
Samaritan to register as a Democrat in exchange for a carton of smokes!

Rep. Cohen would be well-advised to stay away from New Testament 
references. Continued...
As anyone familiar with the New Testament can confirm for him, there are 
no parables about Jesus passing out cigarettes for votes, lobbying the 
Romans for less restrictive workfare rules or filing for grants under 
the Community Redevelopment Act. No time for soul-saving now! First, we 
lobby Fannie Mae to ease off those lending standards and demand a 
windfall profits tax on the money-changers in the temple.

David Freddoso's magnificent new book, "The Case Against Barack Obama," 
describes the forefather to "community organizers" like Barack Obama and 
Hillary Clinton -- the famed Saul Alinsky.

Alinsky is sort of the George Washington of "community organizers." If 
there were an America-hater's Mount Rushmore, Saul Alinsky would be on 
it. He tried to hire Hillary to work for him right out of Wellesley. A 
generation later, those who had trained with Alinsky did hire Obama as a 
community organizer.

In Freddoso's book, he quotes from the dedication in the first edition 
of Alinsky's seminal book, "Rules for Radicals," where Alinsky wrote:
"Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very 
first radical: From all our legends, mythology and history (and who is 
to know where mythology leaves off and history begins -- or which is 
which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the 
establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own 
kingdom -- Lucifer."

I suppose it could have been worse. He could have dedicated his book to 
George Soros.

Even liberals eventually figured out that they shouldn't be praising 
Satan in public, so the Lucifer-as-inspiration paragraph was cut from 
later editions of Alinsky's book. (But on the bright side, MSNBC adopted 
as its motto: "Who is to know where mythology leaves off and history 
begins -- or which is which.")

That's exactly what happens to most Democratic ideas -- as soon as they 
are said out loud, normal people react with revulsion, so Democrats 
learn to pretend they never said them: I was NOT comparing Palin to a 
pig! I did not play the race card! I did not say I would meet with 
Ahmadinejad without preconditions!

Sarah Palin might be just the lucky break the Democrats need. As a 
staunch pro-lifer, Palin could give Democrats an excuse to steer away 
from topics they know nothing about, like the Bible, and onto a subject 
they know chapter and verse, like abortion.

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