how do you prove they are communists?
Glad you asked.
1. While many are aware of the years
Obama spent at the feet of the racialist, anti-American minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright at the Trinity United Church of Christ, very few are cognizant of
his earlier introduction to revolutionary-infused religion at the a far-left activist church that may have helped provide the president's initial political education.
a. “The Hawaii church where President Obama attended Sunday school as a boy has "always" been involved in political activism, the church's pastor told WND in an interview. "The Sunday school has always been and to this day still is involved in political activism," said Rev. Mike Young, pastor of First Unitarian Church of Honolulu.
b. First Unitarian, a member of the Unitarian Universalist denomination, served as a
sanctuary for draft dodgers and was strongly tied to the Students for a Democratic Society, or SDS, during the time Weatherman radical Bill Ayers was a leader in that organization. The Weathermen was an offshoot of the SDS. Obama, however, likely learned values during his Sunday school days at the First Unitarian in the early 1970s. In his autobiography, "Dreams from My Father," Obama recounts on page 17 moving to Hawaii and being enrolled in the Unitarian church. When Obama's maternal grandmother died last November, the memorial service, attended by the then–presidential candidate, was held in Honolulu's Unitarian church.
Obama tied to Ayers Â… at age 11
2. Obama hid his Unitarian connections during the campaign. In a 2006 speech, Obama explained:
"I was not raised in a particularly religious household, as undoubtedly many in the audience were. My father, who returned to Kenya when I was just two, was born Muslim but as an adult became an atheist. My mother, whose parents were non-practicing Baptists and Methodists, was probably one of the most spiritual people and kindest people I've ever known, but grew up with a healthy skepticism of organized religion herself. As a consequence, so did I."
But
Obama's 2006 speech contradicted his own memoir Dreams from My Father (p17) in which he writes of his grandfather:
"In his only skirmish into organized religion,
he would enroll the family in the local Unitarian Universalist congregation...." Archived-Articles: The Unitarian Church and Obama's Religious Upbringing
a. Stanley and Madelyn Dunham in 1955 picked up and relocated 2,000 miles from Texas to Seattle. The next year they relocated to Mercer Island specifically so their daughter, Obama's future mother Stanley Ann Dunham could attend Mercer Island High School. Another attraction:
The East Shore Unitarian Church, also a hotbed of leftist activism.
3. One year earlier, Mercer Island schools had distinguished themselves in a way which might have caused others to avoid them. The Chicago Tribune explains,
a. "In 1955, the chairman of the Mercer Island school board, John Stenhouse, testified before the
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee that he had been a member of the Communist Party." http://www.valfoubert.com/Strong Personalities Shaped a Future Senator.pdf
b. The Chicago Tribune mentions a description of the Dunham's chosen church as "The
Little Red Church on the Hill". According to its own website, East Shore Unitarian Church got that name because of, "Well-publicized debates and forums on such controversial subjects as the admission of ‘Red China' to the United Nations...." Mercer Island's John Stenhouse, according to his 2000 obituary, once served as church president possibly
contributing to the ‘red' label.
The Dunhams moved to Honolulu in 1960 after Ann graduated and quickly became friends with
leftists such as now-Rep. Neil Abercrombie (D-HI) and Communist Party member Frank Marshall Davis. Obama's mother-to-be enrolled at the University of Hawaii and soon met Barack Obama Sr. in a Russian language class. She would remain affiliated with the University for most of her life.
Archived-Articles: The Unitarian Church and Obama's Religious Upbringing
See Aaron Klein's book, " The Manchurian President."
