Make believe prevails Re Obama "Camps"

by Susan Marie Kovalinsky | September 21, 2009 at 06:29 am

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"A statement released by the White House reads: “The climate of hate in this country has reached all-time highs and the White House will no longer sit idly by while the good work of President Obama is thwarted and maligned by his detractors."

~ North Charleston, South Carolina "Truth" Blog

Apparently, some Obama paranoids are so desperate for him to fulfill their prophesies, that they are willing simply to make things up, if they are not happening fast enough to suit them. Why does it not surprise me that this story comes from a Southern blog? Is there anyone gullible enough to believe that this report had any truth in it? I would like to hear the argument.

Perhaps this piece is satirical, and making fun of those who fear the "re-education of American under Barack Obama?" I am not familiar enough with this particular blog to know if this was indeed a satirical piece. But in any case, it did pop up on Google News for "President Obama". And it is common knowledge that Glenn Beck has told his audience to be on the look out for such "civilian camps".

North Charleston – The lowcountry was rocked by another Obama scandal this week when officials discovered that secretly earmarked appropriations from the federal stimulus package were being used to train “Obama Youth” in crowd control, crisis management and what is described in documents obtained by theDiscust as “re-education.”
The camp is part of a huge federal initiative aimed at getting young supporters of the President, who gave their email addresses to his campaign last year, to become part of an army of youth in America who will rise up and organize communities around the nation in support of Obama’s proposals.

“We simply couldn’t believe it at first, but the evidence points to the fact that one of Obama’s training camps that we’ve heard rumors about was right under out noses,” said North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey. “Our officers were able to identify approximately 150 leaders-in-training at the facility. They had everything from the secret codes to enact federal martial law [through FEMA], detailed records on gun purchasers — that apparently are available on a federal database — and lists of individuals that were labeled as potential ‘threats,’” Summey said.

The “re-education” plans included a blueprint for recalling the nation’s students’ textbooks under the auspices of “lead-tainted ink” and “Chinese manufacturing problems in the paper.” The new textbooks the White House would release under it’s new powers reveal omissions of the Founding Fathers and other “Americana” in favor a re-treatment of the New Deal that paints a picture of Republican extremists stopping then-President Roosevelt from saving the nation with the same tactics and placards that the recent Tea Party activists have been utilizing.

The White House denied that any such camps exist and also threatened that stimulus funds may be withheld from North Charleston if the accusations persist.

"A statement released by the White House reads: “The climate of hate in this country has reached all-time highs and the White House will no longer sit idly by while the good work of President Obama is thwarted and maligned by his detractors."