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What Does Barack Obama Really Believe
By John R. Taylor
We have all heard about Barack Obama’s association with the unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.
Obama has said that Ayers was just a guy in the neighborhood and even though this has proven to be unlikely,
this association is not the undeniable, incontrovertible proof that the American people should be afraid of Barack Obama,
no matter how much John McCain wants it to be. Even if Obama’s excuses are improbable or implausible,
those who otherwise would support Obama seem to think that they are good enough.
What is baffling is that there is proof that Barack Obama is dangerous to this country but either McCain does not realize it or is
afraid to use it.
CNN, Fox News and every other talking-head in the media is trying to tell you what you should think, but you don’t need them.
You can make up your own mind. Apply simple reason and you can see for yourself if Obama has motives which he is hiding...
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Bio of Hiram Doye Taylor Sr.
Hiram Doye
Taylor "Doye" was born on 30 Jan 1921 in Cecil Georgia. He died on 29
Oct 1975 at home with son John Taylor, in Adel, Cook Co. Georgia. The cause of
death was heart attack. He was buried on 2 Nov 1975 in Fellowship Church, Cecil,
Cook Co. Georgia. He married Frances Helen Holloway. The marriage ended in
divorce.
Doye was the son of
Dempsey Day Taylor and
Mary Jane Hancock
Taylor. He was the fourth son in a family of six boys and five girls. When
he was born his mother was very sick and could not nurse or care for the new
baby. His older sister,
Robbie Nell Taylor, who had just turned eight years old 26 days before his
birth had to care for the newborn baby. Within a few hours of Doye’s birth
Robbie Nell had to go to the bathroom. They were a poor sharecropper family and
the bathroom was an outhouse. For those lucky enough to not know what an
outhouse is, it is a simple, small shack with a plank wood bench that has a hole
or two cut into it. When the family members or company went to the bathroom they
made their deposits into these holes. There was no plumbing. There weren’t even
the chemicals of a port-o-potty. Well, as the little eight year old girl was
about her business in the outhouse she laid Doye on the bench so that she could
climb up onto the bench and as little babies are prone to do, he wiggled and
fell into the hole of the outhouse. How even bad you think the bottom of an
outhouse hole is, it is far worst. Doye often said that this incident was just
notice to him that life was not going to always smell like roses.
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An honest man can feel no pleasure in the exercise of power over his fellow citizens....
There has never been a moment of my life in which I should have relinquished for it the enjoyments of my family, my farm, my friends & books.
Thomas Jefferson
Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey and share our love with friends and family.
One day, each of us will run out of tomorrows. Let us not put off what is most important.
President Thomas S. Monson
“Above all the attributes of godliness and perfection, charity is the one most devoutly to be desired. Charity is more than love,
far more; it is everlasting love, perfect love, the pure love of Christ which endureth forever.
Bruce R. McConkie |
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