Exclusive: Jack Cashill shares shocking secret president tried to keep under wraps
In late March 2008, on a local New York City show called “Inside City Hall,” the venerable African-American entrepreneur and politico, Percy Sutton, told host Dominic Carter how he was asked to help smooth Barack Obama’s admission into Harvard Law School 20 years earlier.
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we're getting down to brass tacks now. the dots will continue to be connected. i just pray the voting citizens realize what and who bo is before it's too late.
ReplyDeleteWho benefits the most by Obama destroying the Domestic Oil and Coal production here? Why the Saudi's of course. Why do you think Obama -through his EPA-has shut down virtually all US oil production? Think the Gulf Spill was an accident? Just like Fast and Furious was meant to destroy the 2nd Amendment, that spill effectively shut down the Gulf for oil drilling. TO pay back the Sadis of course. And why do you think there was such visceral hatred and the total destruction of Sarah Palin? Because she represents Domestic Energy Production. ITS ALWAYS ABOUT THE OIL. The U.S. could easily be energy independent from the Saudis, we are sitting on huge reserves but the Obama regime must protect the Saudis-he owes them, after all they are brothers.
ReplyDeleteI've been sayin' this for several years now! Will no one listen? I just didn't know the name, but read this in about 2007.
ReplyDeleteThis man can not blow his now on his own. Why would anyone believe he was able to get in to any educational institution on his own. Would he be able to complete an application on his own? Probably not.
ReplyDeleteThe Country can't be energy independent. Why? Because the Country is run by international for-profit corporations. Exxon, Shell, and B P are all international companies. Their Board of Directors don't care about we little people.
ReplyDeleteWake up! Smell the Facism