I Have been reading Barack Obama's book of The Audacity Of Hope to see where it is written as some have been saying on the web about him siding with those who follow Islam in the U.S.A over others and it is not exactly what he said...
though it is open to interpretation.
The issue is on page 260 to page 261.
that I will stand with them should the political winds shift in an ugly direction." [Page 260-261]
As long as that does not interfere with anyone else's right to freedom of speech or protection with the shifting of political winds.
And not in regard to Sharia Law or Blasphemy laws that supercide our Bill of Rights or Constitution.
It is a very hard thing for sure this balancing act of not offending anyone and then protecting our country from harm.
Because we were attacked from that part of the world with those religious beliefs so some people are bound to be watched to try to stop future attacks on this country.
So, it depends on what political shifting winds and ugly direction mean's to President Obama.
But one thing that I do find disturbing is...
The three-part structure thing the Fill in the home country] has been a cradle of civilization thing because in his speech to a muslim country he mention the history of Islam and our founding father which was not accurate at all as he left out some very important details.
Some very important details which seemed to me to follow a path as Native Indians or the Native Africans had their own religious beliefs before Christianity or Islam came along.
And the details of how they came to except another religion is veried it's not all peace and love.
Most of the Indians that came to except another religion came to Christianity and the amount of Africians that gave up their native religious beliefs was dependent on where they came from and was veried by who they were around.
And the founding fathers did not endorse Islam or Sharia Law.
Our country was not based on that it was based mostly on a belief in Christianity or belief in a Creator based more on a Hebrew Scripture context.
No matter how religious or not that religious one was.
http://www.adherents.com/gov/Founding_Fathers_Religion.htmlAll one has to do is look at the Churchs they attended by strong belief or culture of belief.
It is disturbing when our President alures to this great history we did not have.
I watched the Video on his speech.
I found it disturbing.
