Catching Obama if we can

It’s six years on, and America is still under the control of a poseur who picked his name out of thin air

Catching Obama if we can

Even though it’s the most infamous name of our time, Barack Obama is just a name that some one with a different name simply one day picked out of the thin air.  Nothing legal—including impeachment—can be conducted on a fraud president hiding behind a purely made up name.

If you can get away with picking a name for yourself out of thin air, you can afford to be ‘in yer face’ about it,  and even tag it with your own brand of sick humour,  if you have a mind to.  Obama came into power seven years after someone with the similar name of Osama had masterminded the worst act of terrorism on American soil.

Humour from society’s other side will always prefer the initials of what is thought to be Obama’s real name, Barry Soetoro, by insisting he best reflects the full meaning behind the initials “B.S”.

Obama and his supporters would argue that he didn’t pick his name out of thin air but merely traded the surname of his stepfather for his biological father.  He introduced his biological father to the world in his autobiography, ‘Dreams of my Father’.  But we don’t really know if Barack Obama 1 is his real father, or even if Obama himself authored the book.

Since November 4, 2008, Obama has been playing the age old cat and mouse game of ‘Catch Me if You Can’. Obama continues to play that game not just with the American public,  but with all citizens of the world who care about freedom and liberty being necessary components of lifestyle.

Obama sitting back and planning to sink American sovereignty with executive Amnesty—and relishing every moment his threat causes worry and pain—is, in essence, the Frank Abagnale, of the political world:

Before his 19th birthday, a real life Abagnale, successfully pulled off cons worth millions of dollars by posing as a Pan American World Airways pilot, a Georgia doctor, and a Louisiana parish prosecutor.  Not once did anyone step forward to end any one of Abagnale’s lucrative bogus careers.

But slippery as an eel Abagnale’s main claim to fame was check fraud, a past time at which he became so skillful that the FBI eventually turned to him for help in catching other check forgers.

Perfecting being someone you made up yourself was already in blueprint mode before Barack Obama happened along.

Given that Barry Soetoro-cum-Barack-Obama is a complete media creation, interesting that he happened upon the scene just six years after the release of the Steven Spielberg directed movie Catch Me if You Can hit the big screen.

“Development for the film started in 1980 but did not progress until 1997 when the film rights to Abagnale’s book were purchased by Spielberg’s DreamWorks. David Fincher, Gore Verbinski, Lasse Hallström, Miloš Forman and Cameron Crowe had all been possible candidates for director before Spielberg decided to direct. Filming took place from February to May 2002. The film was a financial and critical success, and the real Abagnale reacted positively to it.” (Wikipedia)

And with his many frauds being showcased in a Hollywood blockbuster, why wouldn’t he?

Spielberg’s influence at the White House didn’t end with Catch Me If You Can.  He remains an enthusiastic Obama supporter to the present day, and reports surfaced last June that Obama’s daughter, Malia is working as a production assistant to the imaginative director. (McClatchy, June 16, 2014)http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2014/06/16/230523_white-house-mum-on-malia-working.html?rh=1

For Obama, seemingly parachuted into the White House from out of nowhere,  it’s been the role playing of Hollywood all the way.

Spielberg, whose digital museum will open in Chicago in 2018, is not the only Hollywood giant with influence at the White House. The George Lucas-inspired ‘May the force be with you’ is a White House mantra gushingly in use by Lucas super fan Nancy Pelosi. The same mantra that was Potters House Dallas senior pastor Bishop T.D. Jake’s final blessing on Obama before his January 2009 inauguration that, in effect replaced scripture:http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/01/20/pastor-to-obama-may-the-force-be-with-you/

“The problems are mighty and the solutions are not simple,” Jakes said, “and everywhere you turn there will be a critic waiting to attack every decision that you make. But you are all fired up, Sir, and you are ready to go. And this nation goes with you. God goes with you.

“I say to you as my son who is here today, my 14-year-old son – he probably would not quote scripture. He probably would use Star Trek (sic) instead, and so I say, ‘May the force be with you.”

Religion joined politics in going pure Hollywood in that January 2009 ‘blessing’.

Problem is the world of pretend only works as long as it stays up on the silver screen, but is virtually impossible to catch and keep hold of in reality.

You can bestow a blessing that’s not really a blessing and get away with it if you are the religious powerhouse chosen for the benediction during the inauguration of an incoming president.

You can bestow an academy award, the world of pretend’s crowning glory,  on the likes of Barack Obama—but just try to impeach a president who’s not really there.

It’s six years on, and America is still under the control of a poseur who picked his name out of thin air.

By Judi McLeod