Subterfuge and Hot Air
Among the very first acts of our 44th President, the interloper from where only God and Obama know for certain, was to hide the evidence from prying eyes. On January 21, 2009, the day after his inaugural, Obama issued an Executive Order Number 13489.
It is revelatory that the subject matter of a president’s very first Executive Order would be to cover his tracks. 13489 did precisely that and in addition revoked Executive Order 13233 of November 1, 2001 which was another CYA Order by G.W. Bush.
Obama’s Order prevented the Custodian of Records at the National Archives and Records Administration from releasing or disclosing ANY presidential records without prior presidential approval. In this same order under Section 5, (b) states, “This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability of appropriations.” By implication, federal funds may be expended to protect Obama’s origins from possible discovery. If he is innocent of the crime of deception, why was it important that this Executive Order be so high on his agenda?
Subterfuge seems to be part of the classical game of politics. Oddly enough, also on January 21, 2009 Obama issued an Official Memorandum, the subject of which was, “Transparency and Open Government.” That is a strange pairing for the first day of business. Which came first, the openness or the let’s hide it? Americans would like to know exactly whom we so carelessly elected as our current wannabe dictator, caliph or ayatollah.
Obama has been so devious, made so many promises, disappears in times of crisis, spends an inordinate of time away from Washington, pays obeisance to foreign dignitaries and rulers, downplays America’s greatness, and in all manner of action and speech is un-American-like.
If this were a game of poker, Mr. Obama, i’ve seen right through your facade and call your bluff with an “All In.” You do not possess enough American moxie and you are not street smart enough to continue the charade much longer. So put up, shut up and stand down.
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