January 27, 2009 - The AKA (Also Known As) Obama coronation is finally over. Absent from the circus act in Washington DC were the elephants, lions and tigers; but the illusionists were there in full force.

To start things off right, Diane Feinstein, the femi-Nazi Democrat from California, introduced Chief Justice John G Roberts to administer the “oaf of office.” Prophetic, Diane, prophetic.

Next came smug AKA and traitor Roberts. Both needed a teleprompter. In all fairness, Roberts screwed up the oath and AKA followed suit. AKA never did get his tongue untwisted and had to retake the oath on Wednesday “just to make sure it wouldn’t become an issue later” (a sideswipe at the burgeoning birth certificate issue). And while the flubbed oath was taken with his hand on the same Bible used when Lincoln was sworn in, the second oath, administered the following day by traitor Roberts, was not sworn on the Bible. Coincidence? Many believe not. Myself, I don’t believe in coincidences where politics and political whores are concerned.

In normal times, religion is something personal and for an individual to disparage or take to task the religious beliefs of another is rude and inconsiderate.  However, these are not normal times.  In this nation today, we see a union of political and religious forces such that politicians brag about wearing their religion on their sleeves and religious zealots not only claim that the United States is a Christian nation, but that the Bible is the basis of our laws.  These people have even gone so far as to create an “alternative science” as an answer to Evolution which they insist should be given equal time within our schools.  At first glance, all this seems harmless, but a careful examination of the situation reveals these developments are not in our best interest and such misguided efforts are an affront to science, a threat to our Republic, and a perversion of Christianity.  With so much at stake, not only should these issues be addressed, but as citizens we have a duty and obligation to do so, especially when it is the religious extremists themselves who have thrown their religion into the political arena.