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Talut El-Amin's Blog

My blog is a clear down-to-earth, truthful, authentic, and swift response to any attacks on Sen. Barack Obama about American Muslims support of his candidacy for President of the United States of America; this would be solid evidence of unshakable iron clad support by America Muslims for Sen. Obama’s campaign for change.

Judge Sotomayor

By Talut - May 28th, 2009 at 8:21 pm EDT

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I proudly stand with Judge Sotomayor and support her nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court. Our nation needs fresh air in every branch of government. A strong nation requires strong people, leadership, and potent institutions. She’s a fine nominee, in that; she represents the bottom up and the American dream.

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First Step to Changing The World

By Talut - Nov 6th, 2008 at 8:09 am EST

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We cannot relax, that’s for those who are beneficiaries of change and is not for those who are engines of change. We (Americans) have collectively done one of the most important jobs in the history of mankind. We have made an unlikely and common man, President of the United States of America. Like Americans always do, we do something great at home then we export that greatness’ to the world. Likewise, we must prepare to send a message of change to the world. There is no time for relaxing; the world needs us.

Well done!

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Senator McCain. Confused?

By Talut - Aug 30th, 2008 at 4:31 pm EDT

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The McCain organization is confused, they have no idea what is actually going on. Senator McCain latest desperate act is a sign that things are going very wrong for his campaign. For months, Senator McCain campaigned that experience is a key for the office of President of the United States but then; he selects the most untested of all candidates for his vice-president. Senator McCain’s confusion is running deeper and deeper. He suggests that President Bush’s super low rating is better the Senator Obama’s super high rating; that a popular leader is bad for the country and that a un-popular leader is good for the country, that it is better to live in the past than to live in the 21st century. He also suggests that when approximately 35,000,000 people (highest rating ever) listen to Senator Obama, that’s a bad thing.

Every time that Senator McCain turns something good into something bad that reflexes his poor judgment, causing the G.O.P. and his organization headaches as they struggle to make good out his poor judgment. His action signals that if you (Americans) want experience then he’ll give to you the most unproven of all, which should make him the most popular of all. Confused, well lets go further; Senator McCain suggests that foreign policy is a key to being President of the United States. Senator Obama selected Senator Joe Biden, the top of foreign policy, and Senator McCain selects Governor Palin, the bottom of foreign policy.

Confused?

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Master of Attack

By Talut - Aug 11th, 2008 at 12:38 pm EDT

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Our opponent’s campaign has concluded that the only way a win can be achieved is by clapping strongly onto Senator Obama dragging us into the political swamp, drown, and then consume us. Our opponent cannot allow any political freedom, if freedom occurs, the outcome would be dreadful, and therefore he must attack, attack, and attack again. We cannot allow our opponent’s conduct go unchecked. We must respond with overwhelming force by using our skills on the web and more operations among the grassroots. We must put our opponent to shame thereby, forcing them to give up their SWAMP campaign.

“Hence the saying: If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR
THE OLDEST MILITARY TREATISE IN THE WORLD Translated from the Chinese
By LIONEL GILES, M.A. (1910)

“Thus it is that in war the victorious strategistonly seeks battle after the victory has been won,whereas he who is destined to defeat first fightsand afterwards looks for victory.” SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR
THE OLDEST MILITARY TREATISE IN THE WORLDTranslated from the Chinese
By LIONEL GILES, M.A. (1910)

Our opponent is delaying the inevitable; he is confused by the wonders of 21st century politics. He fails to understand that the American people are in total control of this presidential campaign season. Our opponent’s campaign is overwhelmed and dismayed by the power of the American people as they lead the world while pressing on for change.

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Rural Tennessee Must Gain Traction

By Talut - Jul 20th, 2008 at 3:38 pm EDT

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Senator Obama’s supporters must make a decision about how to win Tennessee. The question is should we focus our attention on urban areas or should we turn our attention to rural areas in Tennessee? Can Tennessee turn blue? Yes, however, democrats must become an aggressive force unlike any time in their history. Our southern Tennessee laid back approach will not work during this presidential campaign season.

An aggressive approach would force the debate on urban or rural Tennessee campaign for Senator Obama. Turning rural Tennessee blue is not ease however; there hasn’t ever been a comprehensive plan or campaign in place to take these areas.

We are in a position to challenge Tennesseans for change, a better future, and to come together for the common good of Tennessee.

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Our Promise to Change

By Talut - Jul 2nd, 2008 at 10:10 pm EDT

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An attack on Sen. Obama about how his campaign receives Muslims is nothing in comparison to the attack on the American people by President Bush. Sen. Obama is well accepted and received by Muslims, Christians and Jews, as well as thousands of other religious and non-religious Americans. My campaign to elect Sen. Obama has nothing to do with or about my religious beliefs. I'm sure most Muslims feel exactly as I do about this matter. I support Sen. Obama for a dozen of very serious reasons his support for Muslims is not one of them. We have never had a President that openly endorsed a religious belief until President Bush. Take a strong look at the massive problems that we have because of his direct support of the religious right movement, also known as conservatives. We have a war that has the appearance of a one leg, one arm man in a fistfight while making an image of a cross with his fingers, as if the fight is about Dracula. Our economy is more of a war than the war in Iraq and Afghanistan is. Are details necessary?

Only G'd know how many families are destroyed, as Bush's economic and war plans move forward. He and his mislead group of administrators have all but cause the American people to cry out, "I want my country back"! Bush's Republican Party fail the American people by causing us to forget that it is in fact the American people that control the future of our country. They thought that under the office of President the American people could simply become a mass of physical controllable energy. On the other hand, Sen. Obama is directing us to a clear path that would lead us back to the greatness that we all know. Not only are we to change from Bush and McCain's unhealthy views of America and the world but we are to change to reverse their madness and create for our children a great nation that would provide leadership to the world.

As Muslims, Christians, and Jews we will not allow our enemy an opportunity to divide us away from what is rightfully ours, America. It is absolutely silly to take part in a debate on hijab or Muslim traditional headdress. Is it an Islamic requirement that women must wear hijab in the first place? Hijab has no place in our political debate or whether Sen. Obama is for or against Muslims. The number one issue at this point and time in our history is how can we roll back the affects of George Bush on our lives?

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