Isn’t it nice to see the resurgence of children singing songs of praise to their elected leaders? I saw videos of children singing songs to “The Dear Leader” (as titled in youtube prior to the election and now pulled from youtube) and most recently children praising President Obama earlier this summer because, “He said, Red, Yellow, Black or White, are all equal in his sight, Mmm, Mmmm, Mmm, Barck Hussien Obama”. I don’t know of any time in our history that this has been done. I don’t remember hearing of children singing to George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, etc. Yes, it makes me so proud to see the youth of today indoctrinated to love their leaders and sing songs of praise to them. The only thing I can equate it to is the way children sang songs to other leaders like Lenin, Mao, Hitler, Castro, and Chavez. Our children (and I mean nationwide, not necessarily Geneva/Ashtabula) can’t sing Christmas carols or have Christmas break (it is referred to as Winter Recess) because this is seen as bringing religion into the classroom but they are being encouraged to sing praises to Obama. "Give me four years to teach the children and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted."-- Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
In a related story, I just saw a video of community organizers, “The Gamaliel Foundation”, in what appears to be a religious ceremony (mock?) complete with the leaders in robes at the point similar to when the priest or pastor says the prayers for the sick and the needy and the congregation says “hear our prayer” instead quoting the prophet Jeramiah and the congregation crying out in response “hear our cry Obama” and “Deliver us Obama”. Is this the hope and change, the “fundamentally transforming of the United States of America” that the people voted for? Does anyone else see a problem with this?
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