Huffington Post Calls Catholic Pope "a Nazi"

Some leftist mental case at the Huffinton Post has called Pope Benedict XVI "a Nazi." Apparently, the author was stung by pundit Bill O'Reilly's criticism of Obama's personal pastor, the racist Jeremiah Wright of the Trinity Church of Christ. What better way to respond by calling the Pope a Nazi? His reasoning: the Pope was allegedly a member of the Hitler Youth in Germany during World War II, and O'Reilly attended Easter services at the church presided over by this "Nazi."

I don't know if the Pope was a member of the Hitler Youth or not and I certainly don't care. The fact is, if you were a citizen of Germany during the Nazi era (which was over 60 years ago), you kept a low profile or you wound up dead. I had an older friend once, a lady, who had also been a member of the Hitler Youth. She said she had no choice in the matter. Her parents kept her traveling and "on vacation" when her chapter was busy trashing synagogues.

In any case, it is clear that the Pope is not a Nazi, does not harbor any Nazi sentiments, and probably never has. However, the same cannot be said for Jeremiah Wright, who, currently in the here and now, hates Jews, white people and America. There is no "moral equivalence" here.

Obama and the Posturizing Pugnacious Preacher

I enjoyed the news of the past week. It seems Barack Obama's long-time "Christian" pastor is a race-baiting, America-hating extremist. This guy, the Reverend Jeremy Wright, told his congregation from the pulpit that 9/11 was payback for White America's "terrorism" and that its "chickens were coming home to roost," and said, "Not God Bless America, God Damn America!" His congregation stood and cheered this flaming crapola.

Now Obama has denounced these words of the good Reverend and his supporters; Obama supporters are protesting "guilt by association." Obama didn't say these things, his pastor did! It's unfair to blame these words on Obama!

No it isn't. Obama chose his association with that preacher; he didn't inherit it through family or marriage or accident. He had that preacher marry him and his wife and later baptize his children.

If David Duke had a church and I was a member of it for several years, could I then disavow Duke's racial views with any credibility? No.

Anyway, it appears to me the Reverend Jeremiah Wright is pretty white himself. Seems there was a honky in the woodpile somewhere. My wife and son are darker than he is - so to you, Jeremiah Wright I say this: back off, white boy.

Obama's troubling past is coming to the fore just as his faddish popularity is beginning to wane. Some want to know why should a man who associates with people who hate America be our next president? I don't understand the question. He's a Democrat so most of his associates are going to be Democrats. They all hate America.

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