America still standing on Thanksgiving Holiday

It’s Thanksgiving and guess who’s NOT invited to dinner:

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As Americans sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, President Barack Obama and his band of malcontent hippy czars are out there fomenting for revolution. Progressives they are not, given that some of those same czars were fomenting for revolution back in the 60s when a kid named Barry was still in red diapers, having come into this world in 1961, in Country Unknown. The little people gathering together at dining room tables all over America will be talking about revolution too. And because theirs is a revolution to restore America rather than dismantle it, victory is as close as the cranberry sauce. Even though the mainstream media is trying to portray it as otherwise, there is plenty to be thankful for, not the least of which is a Messiah presented as walking on water, is tanking in the polls. The same can’t be said for the shock-a-day administration which is navel gazing about why their months long campaign to cow Americans isn’t working. Proof is in the pudding, in the variety of puddings topping off this Thanksgiving meal. The only Blackberries paid attention to on Thanksgiving Day are the ones in Granny’s pie. Cold comfort indeed are the Blackberries, Twitters and Tweets trying to conduct big business as usual on this day. While it is reality that the Obama administration is trying to make a bleak time seem even bleaker, even its most radical members must know by now that American patriots never give up. As Chuck Norris wrote in Human Events, “Despite the biggest economic recession since the Great Depression, like a ramrod, Washington believes it’s also a good time to force another $1 trillion on American taxpayers, by providing another governmental entitlement, called universal health care. In so doing, Washington is reducing our financial freedoms further and slowing future economic recovery by placing more increased debt and taxes upon all of us.” This was the prelude to Thanksgiving 2009: The mastermind of 9/11 will be tried in criminal court within a mile of Ground Zero. Three Navy SEALs were up on assault for slugging a terrorist. As Obamanutz author and Canada Free Press (CFP) columnist Joy Tiz writes, “Not just any terrorist, mind you. Ahmed Hashim Abed was the mastermind of the annihilation and mutilation of four Blackwater security guards whose mission on that day was to transport supplies for a catering company.” Troops requested for Afghanistan are still in the rumor stage, Obama’s latest dithering date given as December 1. That was the scene of America in the world of international terrorism. Domestically it was last night’s middle-of-recession first state dinner out in a tent on the White House lawn. Then on Thanksgiving Eve came word that ABC was announcing an Oprah-Obama Christmas special. Christmas at the White House will air Sunday, Dec. 13, at 10 p.m. An on-her-way-out-the-door Oprah may try to lift up a bobbing-in-the-water Obama, but there’s no guarantee that people will watch her doing it. The best Christmas Obama could give America would be his word to stop putting America down on his world travels. The White House of the day seems to be held afloat by spite. But spite is something that can be spat right back at the seriously spiteful. Many are thankful that there is a marked difference between the houses of everyday Americans and the White House. The main difference is God is in the House in small town America while Marxism resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Not only God is in the house, but God is in the American heart. Purging God from the human heart will take much more than force-fed Marxism. In the final chapters winding down to Thanksgiving 2009, came Obowma’s subservient bow to Japanese Emperor Akihito. American patriots should take heart that in 2010 that bow will be made to them. Meanwhile, even with Marxism’s ill will in the White House, God is in yours. Happy Thanksgiving to all! President Obama's Thanksgiving Message:

From: President Barack Obama info@barackobama.com Date: November 25, 2009 6:32:53 PM EST To: cfp@canadafreepress.com Subject: Thanksgiving Reply-To: info@barackobama.com Friend -- Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day, Americans across the country will sit down together, count our blessings, and give thanks for our families and our loved ones. American families reflect the diversity of this great nation. No two are exactly alike, but there is a common thread they each share. Our families are bound together through times of joy and times of grief. They shape us, support us, instill the values that guide us as individuals, and make possible all that we achieve. So tomorrow, I'll be giving thanks for my family -- for all the wisdom, support, and love they have brought into my life. But tomorrow is also a day to remember those who cannot sit down to break bread with those they love. The soldier overseas holding down a lonely post and missing his kids. The sailor who left her home to serve a higher calling. The folks who must spend tomorrow apart from their families to work a second job, so they can keep food on the table or send a child to school. We are grateful beyond words for the service and hard work of so many Americans who make our country great through their sacrifice. And this year, we know that far too many face a daily struggle that puts the comfort and security we all deserve painfully out of reach. So when we gather tomorrow, let us also use the occasion to renew our commitment to building a more peaceful and prosperous future that every American family can enjoy. It seems like a lifetime ago that a crowd met on a frigid February morning in Springfield, Illinois to set out on an improbable course to change our nation. In the years since, Michelle and I have been blessed with the support and friendship of the millions of Americans who have come together to form this ongoing movement for change. You have been there through victories and setbacks. You have given of yourselves beyond measure. You have enabled all that we have accomplished -- and you have had the courage to dream yet bigger dreams for what we can still achieve. So in this season of thanks giving, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude to you, and my anticipation of the brighter future we are creating together. With warmest wishes for a happy holiday season from my family to yours, President Barack Obama

On Thanksgiving eve, Obama issues special Hajj message to world's Muslims

Michelle and I would like to send our best wishes to all those performing Hajj this year, and to Muslims in America and around the world who are celebrating Eid-ul-Adha. The rituals of Hajj and Eid-ul-Adha both serve as reminders of the shared Abrahamic roots of three of the world’s major religions. During Hajj, the world’s largest and most diverse gathering, three million Muslims from all walks of life – including thousands of American Muslims – will stand in prayer on Mount Arafat. The following day, Muslims around the world will celebrate Eid-ul-Adha and distribute food to the less fortunate to commemorate Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son out of obedience to God. This year, I am pleased that the Department of Health and Human Services has partnered with the Saudi Health Ministry to prevent and limit the spread of H1N1 during Hajj. Cooperating on combating H1N1 is one of the ways we are implementing my administration's commitment to partnership in areas of mutual interest. On behalf of the American people, we would like to extend our greetings during this Hajj season – Eid Mubarak.