2008: Obama promised his way into our lives. 2012: Now he wants to lie his back in.

The American people are beginning to realize what B Obama is doing to this country.  Little did any of us imagine that he meant what he said when he spoke of “fundamental transformation.”  In its literal form, “fundamental” means,  “at its very nature” and “transformation”  has to do with converting one thing into quite a different “thing.”   His equally radical wife,  Michelle Obama,  put it in these terms:  

"Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices; we are going to have to change our conversation; we're going to have to change our traditions, our history; we're going to have to move into a different place as a nation."    May of 2008

This nation has been built upon a 400 year old tradition of individual liberties and responsibilities,  a free market capitalist system of wealth creation that is systemic to our Union and the only source of commercial wealth in this world.  If we include our rather complicated national historicity with its Constitutionally based legal system,  we have a general clime that cannot be changed without destroying the nation upon which it is built.  Obama was hoping to remove the foundation stones of our system,  replace them with who-really-knows-what,  and move on to a One World Governance in which he would be a key player. This Op-ed goes after much more than Obama's spending.  It is well worth the read.  Never forget that knowledge is our only source of freedom.      

President Obama: The Biggest Government Spender In World History   6/14/2012 @ 3:42PM / OP/ED   Peter Ferrara, Contributor

The U.S. has never before had a President who thinks so little of the American people that he imagines he can win re-election running on the opposite of reality. But that is the reality of President Obama today.   Waving a planted press commentary, Obama recently claimed on the campaign stump, “federal spending since I took office has risen at the slowest pace of any President in almost 60 years.”

Peggy Noonan aptly summarized in last weekend’s Wall StreetJournal the take away by the still holding majority of Americans living in the real world:

“There is, now, a house-of-cards feel about this administration.  It became apparent some weeks ago when the President talked on the stump – where else? – about an essay by a fellow who said spending growth [under Obama] is actually lower than that of previous Presidents.  This was startling to a lot of people, who looked into it and found the man had left out most spending from 2009, the first year of Mr. Obama’s Presidency.  People sneered: The President was deliberately using a misleading argument to paint a false picture!  But you know, why would he go out there waiving an article that could immediately be debunked?  Maybe because he thought it was true.  That’s more alarming, isn’t it, the idea that he knows so little about the effects of his own economic program that he thinks he really is a low spender.”

What this shows most importantly is that the recognition is starting to break through to the general public regarding the President’s rhetorical strategy that I’ve have been calling Calculated Deception.  The latter is deliberately using a misleading argument to paint a false picture.  That has been a central Obama practice not only throughout his entire presidency, but also as the foundation of his 2008 campaign strategy, and actually throughout his whole career.

Rest assured, Ms. Noonan, that the President is not as nuts as he may seem at times.  He knows very well that he is not a careful spender.  His whole mission is to transform the U.S. not into a Big Government country, but a Huge Government country, because only a country run by a Huge Government can be satisfactorily controlled by superior, all wise and beneficent individuals like himself.  That is why he is at minimum a Swedish socialist, if not worse.  Notice, though, how far behind the times he and his weak minded supporters are, as even the Swedes have abandoned Swedish socialism as a failure. . . . . . . . .  use this link to finish reading this three page masterpiece.