Stevie Wonder says Obama’s approval numbers down because people are afraid of change

I do not fear change… I do not fear Obama… I do fear Obama’s awesome Tae Kwon Do blackbelt fighting skills!

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2009/11/obama-lee-myungbak-korea-black-belt.html

Hey Barry- does this mean that you, like all those skilled in the traditional martial arts, will now start to break heavy bricks and boards over your head to show off your highly developed Ki? If so I will mail a ton of brinks to 1600 Pennsylvania so you can get stated on the whole hitting yourself in the head affair. You are the Nobel Peace Prize winning Blackbelt after all…

Now about Mr Wonder. We in the USA have to WATCH what Obama does on a day to day basis. There is not fear in our hearts over his actions- only great disapproval and greater opposition. Even Obama can’t topple the might of a free nation such as the USA, but he can and surely is trying his best to do so.

I know it was lacking class to point out that Stevie can’t WATCH what Obama is doing… But Mr Wonder will never see it coming, so its okay. Tasteless, I know, I know.

“Change” is a generic term to be used as an empty slogan for those who are foolish and want to oversimplify the affairs of a nation or for those with an agenda who need a buzz word that people can catch on to.

Change can be for good or change can be for ill. Change can even mean a great modification that in the end just wasted energy an resources and did not significantly alter the object of that which was to be changed in any grand way.

Note that Obama did not campaign on the line of “Improvement” or “Personal Advancement for Americans as They See Fit in Their Own Lives” nor “Freedom From Invasive and Controlling Actions in Your Own Affairs” He just said “Change”

“Alles muss anders sein!”- Hitler (All things must be changed/made different)

The one point that might raise some fear is that those in the past (history shows this time and time over) who used the idea of “Change” as their main selling point do not aim for more liberty to be the vehicle that bring change about. Every read the book “Liberal Fascism”? Other leaders who want to see issues fixed challenge the public to do more in their lives, but do not force them, and enable to them reap the rewards to this effort by loosening restraints.

JFK and his “Ask not what your country can do for you but what YOU CAN DO for your country” and Regan saying government will get out of your way, but if you want the prize YOU have to get off your ass and make something of your life. Funny how those men did not campaign on the motto of grand change but offered real positive change and achieved prosperity in contrast to what was there before they took charge as leaders.

Obama thinks that big government and having people give up their individuals choices and rights is the path to success. That is a takeover, and a theft and a rape… not a ‘change you can believe in’. Nor is that type of action a change one should believe in… Unless Chairman Mao just happens to be one of your ‘favorite political philosophers’.

Even if you cannot SEE what I am showing, you can HEAR the truth ring loud and clear Stevie.

My only regret is that this post will never be read/seen by Mr Wonder. I am writing it on a monitor that has 1920×2000 resolution and even that can’t give Stevie just fast glance at it. At least Stevie Wonder will not have to look at how bad Obama’s Tae Kwon Do skills really are. For a Blackbelt Obama moves and fights like a sissy. Out of sight….

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BHO bows to dictators, photo ops with soldiers. Figure it out.

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The man is desperate for attn. How many ZJ’s did he have to give the Jonas Bros to perform at the 2009 Grammy’s?

Hopefully this comment falls upon deaf ears…yes, I went there.

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