To the Obamadent: You're Not Humble, but Neither Are We

To the readers:

Despite being elected by 52% or 53% of the people, it is impossible to recognize Barack H. Obama as a legal citizen of the U.S. without legally documented proof; and because he has not earned any respect from this blogger, he is refered always as "the obamadent", or in the title of an entry as "Obamadent".

To the obamadent:

You have chosen to play God by attempting to control human live births, you are making rash decisions while being convinced by others instead of by consulting the will of God. It is wise to obtain the counsel of others, but those others need to be Godly, experienced men.

You have professed to be a Christian, something that is truly between you and God, yet you have shown no signs of Christian behavior. One thing that shows that we have made that step of faith is our walk, or in easier terms, by our actions. Your latest selection of Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of Health and Human Services proves your insincerity once again. She's been a favorite of Planned Parenthood (a truly wicked organization) for several years, she has vetoed restrictive abortion legislation, and in 2008, she was even asked by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann (Kansas City, KS) to stop taking communion until she publicly repudiates her support of abortion.

As I have mentioned in earlier blogs, II Chronicles 7:14 is critical if we want the right kind of change for our nation. I'm sure you've either heard it or seen it somewhere by now, but here it is again for your convenience. Please keep in mind that this is God speaking to us!


If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways;
then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin,
and will heal their land.


To the obamadent and to the reader:

God has provided the answer to the generally crappy condition we find ourselves in in the United States and for every country who will follow His plan. We've become too cocky and arrogant, we've been self-reliant for so long as to have been duped into believing that we can do anything, that we've forgotten from whence we came. Our money says "In God We Trust", but our so-called leaders have turned that around and shoved the idea down our throats, especially by the Democratic Party, that it is "In Money We Trust". Even money we don't have.

We are not humble, we're not repentant, but we are failing. The fool repeatedly performs the same task and expects different results each time. Perhaps it is time to stop playing the fool in how we conduct our lives and our governments.