Not many do. I've been consistently critical of Odumbo since before his first election. He has not disappointed. He's been an even bigger DICK than I imagined, yet few acknowledge. The damage he's done to America has far surpassed even my level of disapproval, sadly for all of us.
Anyone want to see my clock?
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Not many do. I've been consistently critical of Odumbo since before his first election. He has not disappointed. He's been an even bigger DICK than I imagined, yet few acknowledge. The damage he's done to America has far surpassed even my level of disapproval, sadly for all of us.
We'll never know, but I seriously doubt it.
I've LOOKED for reasons to give Odumbo the benefit of the doubt... to "cut him some slack in a questionable situation".... haven't seen one in his nearly 7 years in office. Seems every decision he makes is either "anti-America" or "pro-Muslim" or both. He even admits to being "pro-Muslim".. and has stated that he would support Islam in any confrontation. That's NOT the kind of man who should be at the helm of our country!
He's basically come right out and said, "I'm a fucking Muslim. I hate America and want to destroy it", yet the hoi polloi keep supporting him (well, at least his policies of wealth redistribution.)
I recall once reading a quote, "Nobody ever went broke betting upon the ignorance and naivete of the average American voter."
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check out his Mohawk , the kid is lucky they didn't pull him out because of his half tooth.
Native American Boy Pulled From Class Over Mohawk Hairstyle
A young Native American student in Utah is back in class after school staff sent him to the office claiming his Mohawk hairstyle violated school policy.
“They wanted Kobe to come home until we cut his hair,” Gary Sanden, the father of 7-year-old Jakobe Sanden, told the Salt Lake Tribune. “That’s who he is. That’s part of his culture.”
“We had the students that weren’t used to it,” Arrowhead Principal Susan Harrah told Fox 13. “They had called that out. So the teacher brought the student to my attention.”
School officials initially asked Teyawwna Sanden to pick up her son and change his hair, Gary Sanden told news station WFAA. Both parents offered to bring in their tribal membership cards to prove their heritage, but the school said they needed documentation from a tribal leader.
The couple got Seneca Nation Councillor William Canella to write to the superintendent.
“It is common for Seneca boys to wear a Mohawk because after years of discrimination and oppression, they are proud to share who they are," Canella wrote.
The boy was never sent home or suspended, Assistant Principal Rex Wilkey told the Washington Post. Principal Harrah told the Tribune she felt the school handled the manner respectfully and efficiently, noting, “It took about a half hour of my time.”
But Gary Sanden said the school's handling of the situation felt discriminatory and having Jakobe spend part of the day in the principal’s office over his hairstyle was bad enough.
"To ostracize him like that -- that's stuff from the '50s,” Sanden told the Tribune.
Native American Boy Pulled From Class Over Mohawk Hairstyle
A young Native American student in Utah is back in class after school staff sent him to the office claiming his Mohawk hairstyle violated school policy.
“They wanted Kobe to come home until we cut his hair,” Gary Sanden, the father of 7-year-old Jakobe Sanden, told the Salt Lake Tribune. “That’s who he is. That’s part of his culture.”
“We had the students that weren’t used to it,” Arrowhead Principal Susan Harrah told Fox 13. “They had called that out. So the teacher brought the student to my attention.”
School officials initially asked Teyawwna Sanden to pick up her son and change his hair, Gary Sanden told news station WFAA. Both parents offered to bring in their tribal membership cards to prove their heritage, but the school said they needed documentation from a tribal leader.
The couple got Seneca Nation Councillor William Canella to write to the superintendent.
“It is common for Seneca boys to wear a Mohawk because after years of discrimination and oppression, they are proud to share who they are," Canella wrote.
The boy was never sent home or suspended, Assistant Principal Rex Wilkey told the Washington Post. Principal Harrah told the Tribune she felt the school handled the manner respectfully and efficiently, noting, “It took about a half hour of my time.”
But Gary Sanden said the school's handling of the situation felt discriminatory and having Jakobe spend part of the day in the principal’s office over his hairstyle was bad enough.
"To ostracize him like that -- that's stuff from the '50s,” Sanden told the Tribune.
only clicked on this because i thought it said "anyone want to see my c^ck"
was i disappointed
was i disappointed
Looks like "the clock kid" was all a deceptive stunt and FRAUD!!
http://www.infowars.com/video-man-debunks-clock-kid-by-recreating-ahmeds-clock-in-20-seconds/
So he removed the internals from a shop-bought, bedside-like clock and put them in an arbitrary case. Oh.
This makes things awkward for Obama. At this point it's probably easiest for the White House (and mainstream media) to ignore this new information.
* I'd guess, as a kid who takes things apart, he does have the aptitude to actually make a clock.
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Oh Hell yes! Build and wire a circuit board with power transformer, battery backup, snooze.... even silkscreen somebody else's patented trademark. That kids got real talent. Odumbo says, "more kids should be like him".
Actually, Radio Shack might have even sold a kit for assembling such a clock. I once bought a strobe light kit to hook up to my stereo. Was neat for about 5 minutes, then it felt like it was going to give me a seizure.
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