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Friday, June 20, 2008 12:00 AM

Barack Obama is a Muslim, and other stories

The Democratic nominee's campaign is working overtime to combat rumors -- yet misinformation is still running rampant across the Internet.
By Mike Madden

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  • Friday, June 20, 2008 12:06 PM

    'TRUEISMS' by OBAMA

    But how will you 'deflate' the 'TRUEISMS' that OBAMA is merely a 'DOOFUS KNOW-NOTHING' and beholden to the worst elements in this country namely the 'CONVICTED FELON GEORGE SOROS' and the 'Convicted Murderer/Terrorist' BILL AYERS and as his own books/writings have gushed "...enthralled with MARXIST professors...and BLACK radicals..."??? Add this to his various malapropisms/mistakes i.e. that the 'UNITED STATES has 57 states' and that his name BARACK "...is somehow incredibly derived from the Hebrew 'Baruch'...or the best OBAMAISM yet he has to accept private financing "...so he won't be 'SWIFTBOATED' like JOHN'the-Fraud'KERRY was..."??? WHAT??? TRUTH IS NOT DEFEATED BY PUBLICITY - UNLESS YOU ARE IN THE GERMANY OF THE 1930'S!!! ZIEG HIEL MEIN SCHWATZE-FUHRER OBAMA!!!

    —Zyskandar A. Jaimot Read Zyskandar A. Jaimot's other letters

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