#49. Criticism of "Mein Obama"

The United States of America in July 2009 is a much different place then it was in July 0f 2008. For one thing, we live in a land liberated from the racist stranglehold of white people as the glorious day of Nov. 4, 2008 came and washed away the sins of the Pre-Obama America, with the election of Mein Obama.

November 4th, 2008 is the holy day now for Black people and for many disingenuous white liberals, who view the coronation of Barry "Barack" Hussein Obama with admiration, awe, tears and a day worthy of celebration and holy sacraments.

They view the man - Mein Obama - with unwavering loyalty and unquestionable belief in his gracious omnipotence. Obama's supporters view Mein Obama the same way that the God-King Xerxes in the film 300, viewed himself: as a divine God, who merely walks among the mere mortals of the world, dispensing wisdom and guidance for the masses to follow.

It was Xerxes, in 300, who demanded of the traitor, Ephialtes that:

"Unlike the cruel Leonidas, who demanded that you stand, I require only that you kneel."

However, unlike the fictitious words of Xerxes, Mein Obama has yet to make it mandatory to kneel before him, yet Black people have already fallen to two knees in submission to their leader. Disingenuous white liberals have followed suit, and like Ephialtes, decided to put their faith in a more benevolent faction:

"Newsweek editor Evan Thomas brought adulation over President Obama’s Cairo speech to a whole new level on Friday, declaring on MSNBC: "I mean in a way Obama’s standing above the country, above – above the world, he’s sort of God."

Mein Obama stands above the country and looks down upon with incredulous eyes that all of the country - the world - for that matter, hasn't fallen in line with Black people who worship him as a God. After winning 96 percent of the Black vote on that glorious November 4th day, and standing firmly behind the uncooperative Henry Louis Gates in his battle with the relic of Pre-Obama America - white racism - Mein Obama has clearly positioned himself as the leader of Black America only.

Mein Obama and his supporters view all members of Pre-Obama America that are not Black, as still harboring views that almost kept November 4th - the holiest of holy days for Black people - from occurring.

Those views were on full display to Black people and Mein Obama, when Sgt. James Crowley arrested Gates. Regardless of the facts, Mein Obama and his minions view any action taken against them as racist and an attempt to reinstitute Pre-Obama America.

That is why criticism of Mein Obama is Stuff Black People Don't Like, for only a racist could criticize Obama and his divine rule. Although his poll numbers are beginning to sink to levels that remind people of George W. Bush's porous approval ratings, Black people stand firmly behind Mein Obama:

"Released on the same day was a demographic breakdown of that rating: only 41 percent of white Americans approve of the job he’s doing, while 97 percent of blacks approve and 58 percent of all other ethnicities combined approve."

97 percent of Black people approve of the job Mein Obama has done in his role as President of the United States, which is a jump from the 96 percent of Black people who voted for him on that holy day, November 4th.

The United States stands on the verge of financial collapse and ruin, yet Black people equate any criticism of their ruler, Mein Obama, as casus belli against their ruler and the new world he is working to create.

It is important to remember the lines of Xerxes from 300, when telling the Spartans of his plans for Sparta due to their opposition to him:

"There will be no glory in your sacrifice. I will erase even the memory of Sparta from the histories! Every piece of Greek parchment shall be burned. Every Greek historian, and every scribe shall have their eyes pulled out, and their tongues cut from their mouths. Why, uttering the very name of Sparta, or Leonidas, will be punishable by death! The world will never know you existed at all!"

This speech is how Black people view Pre-Obama America and anyone who dare defend it. They have already begun to dismantle Pre-Obama America, through the renaming of schools that once featured Washington and Jefferson with names of non-slave owning people nor "Dead White Males". Black people wish to erase the memory of Pre-Obama America from the memory and replace it with Mein Obama.

Pre-Obama America is dead, to Black people. Mein Obama is above criticism and any defamation of him is grounds for war and ridicule as a racist and defender of the old, white rule in America.

Stuff Black People Don't Like includes criticism of Mein Obama, for even though America is headed for third world status and financial ruin, it will at least be lead there by one of their own.