Quote of the Day 9-24-09
Sep.24, 2009 8:11 am |
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How many songfests about George W Bush were there? How many Youtube videos of school children who should be learning the 3 R’s singing his praise?
Mmmm…Mmmm…Mmmmm…
The phone number for this school(the B Bernice Young School in Burlington, NJ)is 609)386-3520
The woman teaching the song is Charisse Carney-Nunes. She is the senior VP of The Jamestown Project and wrote the book I Am Barack Obama. The book is shown on an easel next to the children. She was a school mate of the president and travels the country spreading her message to school children.
Sort of reminiscent of ‘Hitler youth’, or the ‘undercover’ footage of schools in the Middle East countries teaching children songs about ‘Evil America’ and teaching their pre-schoolers to chant ‘Death To America’. SAD. SCARY.
WOW! If I recall, Lennin did something like this. It’s appalling that a few choice people in our country are willing to praise a man who stands for nothing and will fall for anything. What have we become? God help our country!
I don’t actually mind any classrooms teaching children to support the president and respect our leaders. It seems like a good idea to me.
However I do have to say, I think that Carla has a point that there was never anything like this for poor Bush. It was like when he was president it was free game.
But that’s neither here nor there. I don’t think that the children should be singing their teacher’s politics (are they? can’t tell- the internet on my computer is malfunctioning so the video isn’t loading), so as long as it’s just a lesson in good civics it doesn’t bother me.
What does the song have in it by the way? Stupid modum…
http://www.michellemalkin.com
Her post is all about this video.
During WWII there were German citizens who believed if they had a picture of the Adolph Hitler hanging in their home their house would not be hit by Allied bombs.
Similary the progressive/liberal/humanists who are devotees of B.O. should hang his portrait on the outside of their homes so that the Jew hating terrorists will not blow them up. (You know, kind of like Passover.) “Pass on by, pass on by.”
Kind like those B.O. ‘hope and change’ ‘yes we can bumper stickers’ on your cars. I am curious how long it will be before we start seeing the outlines of where they once were so proudly displayed.
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