Without venturing an opinion on the merits of Techdude’s claims, without knowing if they are well founded or merely the words of a crackpot, I still have to seriously question why some Obama supporters are so desperate to stop these revelations from seeing the light of day. If Techdude’s lying or even if he’s sincere but wrong, other computer forensic experts will definitely unmask him and that will be a boost to their candidate so terribly besmirched by a right wing nut. If he’s telling the truth, would it not behoove Obama’s supporters to examine it and drop their candidate as a fraud and thus follow the American Constitution while saving the US?!?!?
Anyone who has ever read my blog, knows I do not believe Senator Obama is the political Messiah we all have been waiting for. His record in Chicago and in Washington, show me nothing but ineptitude, uncaring elitism and calculated deceit. But, I’ll admit, he’s very photogenic and superb at delivering a well rehearsed speech. Yes, gentle reader, that is just my opinion even if it was formed after a careful analysis of the good Senator’s record and words as a community organizer and as a US Senator. I see no reason to do or preach violence against those who do not share my beliefs, and while I’d be very unhappy were Obama to win the elections… he’d still be my country’s President.
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