Is Barack Obama the Messiah? Part One
by Seymour Glass, Thu Feb 21, 2008 at 03:55:00 PM EST
"... a light will shine through that window, a beam of light will come down upon you, you will experience an epiphany ... and you will suddenly realize that you must go to the polls and vote for Obama" - Barack Obama Lebanon, New Hampshire.
January 7, 2008

It's a funny thing about cults, members never know they are in one even as they are repeatedly warned that they are.
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Jacob Weisberg in Men's Vogue wrote:
http://www.mensvogue.com/business/politi cs/feature/articles/2006/09/11/barack_ob ama
Not long ago at a Hollywood fundraiser,"When Morgan Freeman comes over to greet Obama, the senator begins bowing down both hands in worship. `This guy was president before I was,' says Obama, referring to Freeman's turn in Deep Impact and, clearly, getting a little ahead of his own bio. Next, a nod to Bruce Almighty: `This guy was God before I was.'"
Hmmm..
Over a year ago 'Slate' started up the "The Obama Messiah Watch", a periodic feature considering evidence that Obama is the son of God.
Timothy Noah kicked it off this way:
Is Barack Obama--junior U.S. senator from Illinois, best-selling author, Harvard Law Review editor, Men's Vogue cover model, and "exploratory" presidential candidate--the second coming of our Savior and our Redeemer, Prince of Peace and King of Kings, Jesus Christ? His press coverage suggests we can't dismiss this possibility out of hand. I therefore inaugurate the Obama Messiah Watch, which will periodically highlight gratuitously adoring biographical details that appear in newspaper, television, and magazine profiles of this otherworldly presence in our midst.
Now there is an entire website dedicated to prove to you that Obama IS the Messiah.{or close enough for government work}
And some say that Irony died on 9/11
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www.obamamessiah.blogspot.com
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One of the weirder examples of "Obamacrats as holy followers /Cultists" was when Stevie Wonder had that Obama crowd in Los Angeles at the oprah/Opama/Kennedy-fest singing "Ba-a-rack O-ba-a-ma" in the style of one of those eerie monk chanting CDs that became popular a while back.

But in the land of "All Things Obama", that was nothing. Of course we all have heard about how Obama aides are instructed to talk to voters abut their "coming to Obama" moment and not policy points. We've seen the footage of the Obama supporters who when asked why they support Obama can't answer with any specifics and are mute until they - go all slogan-y about "hope" and "bunnies" or some such...
But hey! Who needs specifics, when you've got BAM!?
{Non-Obamacrats prepare to get creeped out. Obamacrats prepare too get all weepy}
This is what much of the Obama 'movement' is all about...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/dis cuss/duboard.ph...
I recieved this email from someone on the listserv at Charleston for Obama...and with his permission I am posting it here. I have attended 7 Obama rallies here in SC and this email captured the feeling I have had at each and every rally. It is something beautiful and something BIG....Pass it on. :)THE BAM"... PASS IT ON AT THE NEXT OBAMA RALLY!
Having caught "Obama fever" like so many others rallying in support of Barack, I experienced something at a Barack Obama Rally which I felt was both inspirational and spontaneous!
As Barack worked the line following the close of his speech, there was a surge of people moving forward hoping to get close enough to shake Barack's hand. Since I was standing about 20 feet back from center stage in the crowd, I felt the crowd down front tighten as many of us stood on our toes, stretched our bodies forward while reaching out to Barack. I noticed that a six foot tall guy who was standing in front of me had stretched far enough above the crowd and shook hands with Barack. As the guy drew back his hand I asked him, "You shook his hand didn't you?" Happily the guy said "Yes." I then said, "give me some of that" and the guy shook my hand with the same hand he had just clasped with Barack's. A woman friend of mine who was standing next to me saw me shake hands with the guy. I turned to her and said "He just shook hands with Barack," to which she responded..."Hey, give it up." We then shook hands. She then turned to the person next to her and shook hands. This chain of hand shakes went on for about five or six more persons.
I did not know the tall guy in front of me; he is white, I am black. But at the moment we shook hands, I felt some solidarity with this stranger, consummated by a handshake and signifying some unspoken agreement presumably about Barack Obama and his core message of UNITY!
I call this hand-shake scenario the "BAM" because, descriptively, it takes a bit of Obama's name and it's the sound of a collision, of People Coming Together!










