Obama's ex-pastor: Israel is apartheid state, 'Jesus was a Palestinian' - JESUS WAS A NAZARENE!

Rather, the Rabbi of Nazareth, called Jesus the Nazarene, was given the family tomb by one of the Chief Elders of the Great Sanhedrin in Jerusalem, his great uncle, Joseph of Arimathea. - See more here.

Obama's ex-pastor: Israel is apartheid state, 'Jesus was a Palestinian'. (JPost).

Jeremiah Wright, President Barack Obama’s former pastor, called Israel an apartheid state and said “Jesus was a Palestinian” at a rally in Washington hosted by the Rev. Louis Farrakhan.

At an hours-long event Saturday on the National Mall titled “Justice or Else,” Wright said that African-Americans, Native Americans and Palestinians have suffered under the “three-headed demon” of “racism, militarism and capitalism.”

“The same issue is being fought today and has been fought since 1948, and historians are carried back to the 19th century … when the original people, the Palestinians — and please remember, Jesus was a Palestinian — the Palestinian people had the Europeans come and take their country,” Wright said, The Hill reported.

Farrakhan said at Saturday’s rally that blacks were too forgiving of their abusers.

“Find me a Jew who forgives Hitler,” the Nation of Islam leader said. “And they say they’re the children of God, and they don’t have no forgiveness in them.” Hhhmmmm....So said the man renowned for his 'GOD DAN AMERICA'....must be a new way of forgiveness. By the way JESUS WAS A NAZARENE! Read the full story here.

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Rev. Wright on Obamas: “Church is not their thing. It never was their thing.”

Rev. Wright on Obamas: “Church is not their thing. It never was their thing.”.(CNS).By Fred Lucas.In speaking about Barack and Michelle Obama, their longtime pastor, the Rev. Jermiah Wright said, “Church is not their thing. It never was their thing.”President Obama and the first lady were married by Rev. Wright, and their two daughters, Sasha and Malia, were baptized by the controversial pastor. As head of the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Ill., Wright sometimes delivered sermons critical of U.S. foreign policy and asked whether God should bless or damn America. (Rev. Wright is now pastor emeritus of the church.)
The issue of the relationship between Rev. Wright and Barack Obama recently resurfaced because of a new Obama biograpny, The Amateur, by former New York Times Magazine Editor Edward Klein. He conducted a nearly three-hour interview with Rev. Wright for the book. The audio of that interview was released by Klein’s publicist.
During the interview, Rev. Wright talked about the first couple’s time in his church, and rejected the premise that they attended because Michelle Obama wanted to attend.“Well, people that go to church, the brides normally have their wedding at their church, which is why I think Michelle joined,” Wright told Klein. “Now that’s been my sneaking suspicion because she didn’t grow up in the church. Where have you heard or read about her family raising her in the church?”
Wright continued, “That’s my point. My point has been – and that’s it, I haven’t said this publicly to anybody -- that, like, you talk about Toni Morrison, or you talk about Maya Angelou, you talk about these black women, they grew up in a church, most of them. She didn’t. She grew up in a Hyde Park kind-of Jack and Jill, links, middle income, who think they’re middle-class, environment. She didn’t go to church.”
“And when she came to the church, both of them came to the church -- their kids weren’t raised in the church like you raise other kids in Sunday school,” Wright said. “No. Because church is not their thing, it never was their thing. We knew it wasn’t his but she was not the kind of black woman whose mamma made her go to church, made her go to Sunday school. … She wasn’t raised in that kind of environment, so the church was not an integral part of their lives.”Barack Obama and Michelle LaVaughn Robinson were married on Oct. 3, 1992 by Rev. Wright at the Trinity United Church of Christ. Their first daughter, Malia, was born in 1998; the second daughter, Natasha (Sasha), was born in 2001.
Newsweek continued: “Around the time Obama was baptized, he says he studied the Bible with gifted teachers who would ‘gently poke me about my faith.’ As young marrieds, Barack and Michelle (who also didn't go to church regularly as a child) went to church fairly often -- two or three times a month. But after their first child, Malia, was born, they found making the effort more difficult.”
Though church was not their thing, according to Wright, the pastor believes that Barack Obama is a Christian. He recalled that when he met Obama, the future president communicated with him as a community organizer. Wright remembered that Obama asked him to help study Christianity.
“I think I convinced him that it was okay for him to make a choice in terms of who he believed Jesus is,” Wright said. “And I told him it was really okay and not a putdown of the Muslim part of his family or his Muslim friends.”
Hmmm.......Was President Obama Baptised or not ? Is he a Christian ? In another account of this event, Manya Brachear, writing in the Chicago Tribune, describes the event thusly: "When Obama sought his own church community, he felt increasingly at home at Trinity. Before leaving for Harvard Law School in 1988, he responded to one of Wright's altar calls and declared a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
In the interview, Obama said, “One of the churches that I became involved in was Trinity United Church of Christ. And the pastor there, Jeremiah Wright, became a good friend. So I joined that church and committed myself to Christ in that church.”Obama began attending the church in 1988 and formally joined Trinity in 1992. (But he left for Harvard in 1988?)
Newsweek continued: “Around the time Obama was baptized, he says he studied the Bible with gifted teachers who would ‘gently poke me about my faith.’
Madeline Brooks cites the research of a pastor, Usama Dakdok, who had called Obama’s church to ask about membership:
“Do I have to be baptized to join the church?” asked Pastor Dakdok. “No, you don’t,” was the answer. “You can be a member without being baptized.”
“And what exactly is required to become a member?” 
The answer: “You attend two Sunday school classes in a row about membership, and then you walk the aisle.”.....Some 'Bible Study' with gifted teachers.
Nobody, except Obama knows if his conversion to Christianity is real or not. Although some reports and even Obama have referred to a "baptism", there doesn't appear to be any record of a baptism.Chicago-based journalist, broadcaster and critic Andy Martin, when asked about Obama's baptism, wrote, "I have never been able to obtain any evidence that he was baptized, although I asked for those records."Read the full story here.

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Video - Flashback – Obama Praising Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Obama  "A special shout out for my Pastor, a friend and great leader Dr Jeremiah Wright. HT: New Zeal.

'Anti Israel league' Unite for Global March to Jerusalem.

'Anti Israel league' Unite for Global March to Jerusalem.(Fars).Tehran - A large number of the world leaders and politicians in a petition voiced their strong support for the Global March to Jerusalem (GMJ).The full text of the petition signed by the world leaders follows:
"We, the Advisory Board of the Global March to Jerusalem, are alarmed and deeply troubled by the continuing repression of Palestinians in Jerusalem and by the deliberate and systematic attempts to expel and reduce the Christian and Muslim Palestinian population of the city as part of the policy called "Judaization," which is being applied to every part of historic Palestine.
This policy is inconsistent with all relevant United Nations resolutions on Jerusalem and contrary to the most basic principles of international law. Its purpose is plainly to ethnically cleanse Jerusalem of its non-Jewish population and transform a once proud symbol of international tolerance and religious and cultural diversity into an exclusionary and racist enclave.
Jerusalem is our common universal heritage. It is the centre of spirituality and ideological significance for all of the monotheistic religions, and a beacon of emancipation and hope for the downtrodden. This historic city is venerated across the world for enhancing the spiritual heritage of all humanity; it has been a symbol of unity and equality, with a message of love, mercy and compassion.
However the entire world is now witnessing a threat to the sovereignty, sanctity and inviolability of Jerusalem. The plan is not only to destroy the Muslim and Christian presence, but also to change and dismantle the social structure of Jerusalem, obliterating its indigenous Arab identity and changing the character of the city. Etc, etc....
Signed by,
The Advisory Board of the Global March to Jerusalem

Abdul Ghaffar Aziz, Coordinator of Pakistani NGOs in Solidarity with Palestine

Shaikh Dr. Abdul Ghani al-Tamimi, poet and preacher; chairman of the Palestine Scholars Abroad

Abdullatif Arabiyyat, Former Speaker of the Jordanian Parliament

Swami Agnivesh, Founder, Bonded Labour Liberation Front and World Council of Arya Samaj, former member of the Indian parliament and former chairperson of the UN Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery

Ahmad Obeidat, Former Jordanian Prime Minister & Head of the National Front for Reform

Dr. Ahmed Mohammed attia Bahar, Vice President, Palestinian Legislative Council

Tan Sri Anthony Francis Fernandes, Malaysian entrepreneur; founder and CEO, Air Asia

Dr. Anton Shuhaiber, Gaza Christian Association

Arnold Hottinger, Swiss journalist and publicist; former Middle East correspondent for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

H.E. Atallah Hanna, Archbishop of Sebastia, Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Bouguerra Soltani, Algerian Government Minister and party leader for the Movement of the Society for Peace

Cindy Sheehan, anti-war activist; mother of US soldier killed in Iraq; author

Dr. Cornel West, Professor of African American studies. Princeton University; philosopher, writer and civil rights activist

Datuk Yasmin Yusoff, Malaysian actress and television host

David Hartsough, Director, Peaceworkers, San Francisco

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Laureate

HE Dr. Dzukelly Ahmad, member of the Malaysian parliament

Evelyn Hecht-Galinski, Jewish German author, activist and publicist

Dr. Francis Boyle, Professor of International Law, University of Illinois

Dr. Franco Cavalli, oncologist and former leader of the Swiss Social Democrat Party parliamentary group

George Galloway, former Member of British Parliament and Founder of Viva Palestina

Dr. Ghada Karmi, Writer and Co-Director, Centre for Palestine Studies, University of Exeter

Gretta Duisenberg, Founder and Chair, "Stop the Occupation" (Netherlands), Free Gaza Movement Board Member

Dr. Hammam Said, Head of the Jordanian Consultative Council of the Muslim Brothers

Hafizullah Niazi, Prominent leader of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf (Imran Khan party)

Hilarion Capucci, Archbishop of Caesarea, Greek Melkite Church

Ibrahim Nasrallah, Jordanian-Palestinian Poet & Novelist

Baroness Jenny Tonge, Member, British Parlialment, House of Lords

Dr. Jeremiah Wright, Pastor Emeritus, Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Prof. Judith Butler, writer and philosopher, University of California, Berkeley

Laith Shubeilat, Former Jordanian Parliamentarian

Lalita Ramdas, Chair, Greenpeace International

Lauren Booth, broadcaster, journalist and activist

Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas, Magsaysay Peace Award Recipient and anti-nuclear advocate

Dr. Leo Gabriel, Austrian socioanthropologist, journalist and documentary filmmaker; member, World Social Forum International Council

Fr. Louis Vitale, Order of Franciscan Monks; Pace e Bene; nonviolent resistor

Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, Jewish Renewal Movement

Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammed, former Prime Minister of Malaysia

Mairead McGuire, Nobel Peace Laureate

Marzuki Alie, Speaker, Indonesian House of Representatives

Marwah Daud Ibrahim, Indonesian feminist, writer and Member of Parliament

Medha Patkar, Leader, National Alliance of People's Movements; Recipient, Right Livelihood Award, Goldman Environment Prize & Amnesty International Human Rights Defenders Award

Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, Secretary General, Palestinian National Initiative and President, Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees

Michel Warschawski, anti-Zionist activist and journalist; co-founder, Alternative Information Center

Neta Golan, Co-Founder, International Solidarity Movement

Dr. Norman Paech, former Member of the German Parliament; professor of law, emeritus, University of Hamburg

Sheikh Raed Salah, President of the Islamic movement within the 1949 Ceasefire Line

Raja Zafar ul Haq, Pakistani senator; Chairman, Pakistan Muslim Leaque; General Secretary, World Muslim League

Justice Rajinder Sachar, Former Chief Justice, Delhi High Court, Member, UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities. Senior Advisor & Counsel, People's Union for Civil Liberties

Ronnie Kasrils, South African national liberation leader and former cabinet minister

Seema Mustafa, Syndicated columnist & former political editor, Asian Age

Prof Siddique Hassan, Director, Vision 2016 and Assistant Amir of the Jamat-e-Islami, Hind)

Subhi Ghosheh, Chairman, Jordanian Beitul-Maqdes Forum

Syeda Hameed, Columnist, The Indian Express, and Member, Indian National Planning Commission

Dr. Tanveer Ahmad Zubairi, President, International Organization of Doctors

Tikva Honig-Parnass, author and anti-Zionist activist

HE Tony Pua Kiam Wee, member of the Malaysian parliament

Tujan Faysal, First elected woman Jordanian Parliamentarian

Uri Davis, author and civil rights activist

Admiral Vishnu Bhagwat, Former Chief of the Naval Staff of India

Mrs. Wardina Safiyyah, Malaysian actress and television host

Dr. Yacoub Zaiadeen, Former Jerusalem Representative to the Jordanian parliament

Sheikh Yousuf Jumaa, former Palestinian Minister of Awqaf and Religious Affairs; former preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque

Dr. Zakaria Agha, M.D., member, Palestine Liberation Organization Executive Committee; former chair, Gaza Strip Medical Association

Dr. Zeenat Shaukat Ali, Author; Vice Chairman and Founder Trustee of SAGE Foundation; Professor of Islamic Studies, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

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