Change- b h o's book: Dreams from My Father

One shouldn't lie about our president.  Just tell the truth.

I have read parts of barack hussein obams's book:  "Dreams from My Father".

In chapter 10, he reveals several things from o's community organizing days in Chicago.  Just a few quotes from the book by that  person called our pusa before the USA elected him in 2008: 

Rafiq al-Shabazz, of the Islamic Nation in Chicago, his sometimes allie and friend, said:

"I tell you one thing I admire about whites.  They know who they are.  Look at the Italians.  They didn''t care about the American flag and all that when they got here.  First thing they did was put together the Mafia to make sure their interests were met. ... "  On and on about other ethnic groups and their protecting their own interests.  Good enough for o to quote.

... "Minister Faraquan's sharply cadenced sermons generally drew a packed house."  o still has a fondness for the leader of the nation of islam.


Earlier upon his going to Chicago,  "In 1983, I decided to become a community organizer...  That's what I'll do, I'll organize black folks.  At the grass roots for change"

Barack, a mulatta, had chosen his black ancestry and that is the change he seeks for our land. The whites must be repaid for their oppressions.  If that sounds racist, I guessd we should accept it for what it is.





This is the change he promised for America. He is vigorously pursuing the same.




Sam