The Tyrants and the Pretender

Finally, for today, there is this post from Eternity Road, entitled The Tyrants and the Pretender. The Curmudgeon says it all, and very well at that, so I will just quote a few graphs and let you savor the entire thing.

Obama, a social-fascist, has no interest in anyone's freedom. His drive is for power. He finds the sentiments of tyrants more to his taste than the aspirations of would-be-free men. He certainly prefers the company of tyrants; he's spent enough time trying to charm them. Perhaps he hopes to learn from them.

Your Curmudgeon imagines that the tyrants of the world -- the ones who don't trouble to conceal it, that is -- are secretly amused. Obama can't possibly rise to their estate; Americans are too well armed, and his support is too precarious. A bad-enough false move would precipitate a second American Revolution, which could end with his bullet-riddled corpse hanging from a balcony. Of the bad moves in prospect, perhaps three would be bad enough: government-managed health care; the Employee Free Choice Act, and the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill.

What might we who understand and love freedom do to hasten Obama's expulsion from the Oval Office, perhaps even from the country? Your Curmudgeon entertains the question every day. Do you, Gentle Readers? What possibilities have you been pondering? Bequeathing Air Force One to Iran, or perhaps to some unplumbed African hellhole, would be a tolerable cost, wouldn't you say?

"Only I am the president of the United States." -- Barack Hussein Obama, press conference, June 23, 2009.