[Homestead] What else can you do but laugh?

Lynn Wigglesworth lynnw1366 at hotmail.com
Sat Oct 11 20:17:51 EDT 2008


EarthNSky wrote:
> 
> Lynn Wigglesworth wrote:
>> EarthNSky wrote:
>>
>>> I think he says Obama is a herald for the Messiah, but regardless
>>> of what he calls him, I think it is clear that the Nation of Islam
>>> is 100% behind Obama, and I think the Islamic world as a whole is
>>> behind Obama.
>> I don't see that as a problem. If someone of Japanese decent was 
>> running, Japan would be cheering him on.
> 
> But but but, Obama is not a Black Muslim, is he? He is a black
> Christian, right?  He is Kenyan American, as I am Finnish American.  We
> each have American mothers and foreign fathers.
> 
Kenya is bursting with excitement over the idea of a Kenyan American 
being president. I suspect that blacks and Muslims everywhere are 
rooting for him; he sure is something new and different (at least on the 
outside) in American politics. I thing much of the world would like to 
see a change in the direction of this country. I can certainly 
understand why the Islamic world would rather have Obama president, than 
McCain (bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran).

I believe Obama when he says he's Christian, although I feel that he 
isn't overly religious. He certainly doesn't use religious appeals in 
his campaign, that I've seen. Both his father and his step-father were 
Muslim, so he has a better understanding of Islam than most people, and 
certainly than McCain. THAT part doesn't scare me about Obama; I think 
being of two worlds (or more, since his mother was white)has made him 
more tolerant (there's that word again)of other cultures.

Lynn Wigglesworth


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