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Mini car, maxi damage

Even a fender bender in a fuel-efficient mini car can lead to thousands of dollars worth of repairs, the insurance industry found in new crash tests.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reported Thursday that repairing damage to microcars in low-speed crashes of 3 to 6 mph could cost anywhere from $474 to $3,701. MORE>>>>>>>

Anti-President Obama message removed from business

By: Brian Dwyer

ADAMS CENTER, N.Y. -- "I'm not going to stop what I believe," Iron Block Harley Davidson Owner Erik Dunk said.

Wednesday, the electronic sign out in front of the Iron Block Harley Davidson in Adams Center read this: "Obama are you kidding? We're not Muslim. You are not Christian."

It was all in reference to comments President Obama made last week.

Obama had said, "If you actually took the number of Muslim Americans, we'd be one of the largest Muslim countries in the world."  MORE>>>>>>>

DOD official indicted for giving secrets to China

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A Pentagon official initially accused of unknowingly supplying secrets to China had actually been aware for some time that he was dealing with an agent for Beijing, according to a new indictment issued Thursday.

Initial charges last month against James W. Fondren Jr. suggested that he was sucked into a "false flag" operation — that is, he disclosed secrets to an agent he thought worked for Taiwan who was actually working for China.  MORE>>>>>

DOW erases 2009 loss!

The Dow eked out a gain Friday, bumping it into positive territory for the year, as Bank of America shares  rallied. But techs, energy and commodities retreated as crude oil slipped.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 28.34, or 0.3 percent, to close at 8,799.26, putting it up about a quarter percent for the year.

A Great Nation?

by J. R. Nyquist

To understand who we are, historical references are useful. To know how a people will come through a crisis, look to those traits of character possessed by nations that have snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. How did they survive their ordeal? What lessons can we draw from their story? In August of 216 B.C. a catastrophe occurred in Italy. The Carthaginian commander Hannibal destroyed two Roman armies near a town called Cannae, in Apulia. The historian Polybius recorded that 70,000 Roman and allied infantry were killed in a single day, with 10,000 captured and “perhaps” 3,000 escaping alive.

How Safeway Is Cutting Health-Care Costs

Market-based solutions can reduce the national health-care bill by 40%.Effective health-care reform must meet two objectives: 1) It must secure coverage for all Americans, and 2) it must dramatically lower the cost of health care. Health-care spending has outpaced the rise in all other consumer spending by nearly a factor of three since 1980, increasing to 18% of GDP in 2009 from 9% of GDP. This disturbing trend will not change regardless of who pays these costs -- government or the private sector -- unless we can find a way to improve the health of our citizens. Failure to do so will make American companies less competitive in the global marketplace, increase taxes, and undermine our economy. At Safeway we believe that well-designed health-care reform, utilizing market-based solutions, can ultimately reduce our nation's health-care bill by 40%. The key to achieving these savings is health-care plans that reward healthy behavior. As a self-insured employer, Safeway designed just such a plan in 2005 and has made continuous improvements each year. The results have been remarkable. During this four-year period, we have kept our per capita health-care costs flat (that includes both the employee and the employer portion), while most American companies' costs have increased 38% over the same four years. Safeway's plan capitalizes on two key insights gained in 2005. The first is that 70% of all health-care costs are the direct result of behavior. The second insight, which is well understood by the providers of health care, is that 74% of all costs are confined to four chronic conditions (cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and obesity). Furthermore....How Safeway Is Cutting Health-Care Costs

Washington Sleeps As Oil Prices Stir

Will oil hit $250 a barrel? The Russians think so, as crude prices climb to an eight-month high. Meantime, House Republicans advance a plan to help the administration keep a domestic energy promise.-- The cost of July deliveries of crude bounced over $73 Thursday as the American Petroleum Institute reported shrinking U.S. inventories as the dollar weakens against the euro. Alexei Miller, chairman of the Russian energy giant Gazprom, is repeating his prediction of a year ago that oil may eventually reach the $250 mark. That may be wishful thinking on his part, seeing how the Russian economy and military are dependent on oil revenues. But one thing is certain — a recovering global economy is going to need ever more energy, and it can't wait for switch grass. A wobbly U.S. economy overburdened by current and future debt is likely to face ever-rising energy prices. House Republicans hope to lower those prices and make a change in our listless domestic energy policy with the American Energy Act. The measure provides incentives for increased oil and gas production on public and private lands and authorizes drilling in a tiny portion of the frozen tundra of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. ...Washington Sleeps As Oil Prices Stir-6/12

Catholic diocese -- set to partner with abortion services?

American Life League (ALL) is sounding an alarm over a potential abortion scandal involving the Archdiocese of Boston.

Celticare is a joint venture partnering the archdiocesan Caritas Christi Health Care network with another corporation, which will join Massachusetts' subsidized health program July 1 -- a program that mandates abortion. ALL spokesperson Katie Walker says the archdiocese is using an odd approach.
 
"They've hired a third-party company that will do the abortion referrals for them, as if that would somehow diminish their responsibility for it," she argues. [see Editor's note below]
 

Binyamin Netanyahu may yield to two-state solution after pressure from Obama

James Hider in Jerusalem

Binyamin Netanyahu is expected to endorse a “two-state solution” in a much-heralded speech this weekend, but he may stall on American demands to freeze Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

Feeling the squeeze between the US Administration, which wants a moratorium on settlement growth and a commitment to a Palestinian state, and his national-religious coalition, which favours neither, the Israeli Prime Minister appears likely to try to steer a middle course.

Israeli newspapers were full of speculation about what Mr Netanyahu — who has so far refused openly to back a Palestinian state alongside Israel — might offer to deflect pressure from Washington. Ehud Barak, his Defence Minister, urged him this week to recognise a Palestinian state, but members of Mr Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party have cautioned him against the move.

The Fed's steal 27,000 Poker Champs Winnings!

Federal Officials Order Banks to Freeze Millions in Online Poker Winnings

By RUSSELL GOLDMAN

June 11, 2009—

On the Sunday before Memorial Day, David made the big time.

Winning $10,000 in an online poker tournament made him eligible for the upcoming World Series of Poker, the game's premier event, where hundreds of players -- amateur and professional -- descend on Las Vegas from around the world to play for a multimillion-dollar pot.

To register, he simply had to cash a check cut by a company that processed payments for the poker Web site Pokerstars.com and use the $10,000 to buy into the series.

More trouble for queers: New Miss California: Marriage between man, woman

By Joe Kovacs
© 2009 WorldNetDaily

Tami Farrell, the new Miss California

Tami Farrell, the newly crowned beauty queen who is replacing the ousted Carrie Prejean as Miss California, apparently holds the same view as her predecessor, Carrie Prejean, and President Obama that marriage should be between a man and a woman.

Fox News host Neil Cavuto asked Farrell, who is Christian, on his show today:

"[Prejean] went out and said that a marriage is between a man and a woman. Do you share that view?"

Farrell responded in the affirmative with a simple, "Uh huh."

"You do, OK," said Cavuto.

Farrell quickly added: "I don't think that I have the right or anybody has a right to tell somebody who they can or can't love. And I think that this is a civil rights issue. And I think that the right thing to do is let the voters decide."

Obama wants to tax..... Your Company Mobile Phone!

Bob Barney..

The use of company-issued mobile phones could trigger new federal income taxes on millions of Americans as a "fringe benefit."

The Internal Revenue Service proposed employers assign 25% of an employee's annual phone expenses as a taxable benefit. Under that scenario, a worker in the 28% tax bracket, whose wireless device costs the company $1,500 a year, could see $105 in additional federal income tax.

The IRS, in a notice issued this week, said employees could avoid tax liability if they showed proof they used personal cellphones for non business calls during work hours. Just another way of finding ways to tax the under the $250,000 threshold. Next will be taxes on your personal use of the company desk, work phone, computer, bathroom and probably everything else this communist can think up!

Google Power Can Help Freedom Survive China Threat

Ed Timperlake, a veteran analyst of the China threat and of the defense against it, and Jed Babbin, former deputy Defense undersecretary, have published a book entitled “Showdown: Why China Wants War With the United States.” But how many English-speaking men and women have heard of this book?

In 1999, Timperlake published (with William C. Triplett II) “Red Dragon Rising.” Triplett had more than 30 years of experience in the field, working on China and national security. I bought this book as well as “Big Dragon,” which Daniel Burstein and Arne de Keijzer had published during the previous year. Long before, I had decided that the "China Threat" has replaced the “Russian threat,” and Russia could become a victim, as it became a victim of Nazi Germany in 1941.  MORE>>>>>>>

FED WAR ON CIGARETTES

Not one study has ever been able to explain the Asian-Greek paradox where nations who smoke 10 times more than Americans out live Americans and have virtually no lung cancer, nor has anyone but The Plain Truth has revealed the many benefits of smoking yet our government is at war with smokers in a secret effort to raise poor people's taxes.... Let's call it what it is!

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate struck a historic blow against smoking in America Thursday, voting overwhelmingly to give regulators new power to limit nicotine in the cigarettes that kill nearly a half-million people a year, to drastically curtail ads that glorify tobacco and to ban flavored products aimed at spreading the habit to young people.

President Barack Obama, who has spoken of his own struggle to quit smoking, said he was eager to sign the legislation, and the House planned a vote for Friday. Cigarette foes said the measure would not only cut deaths but reduce the $100 billion in annual health care costs linked to tobacco.  MORE>>>>>>>>

Majority now cosponsors Ron Paul's Fed audit

By Bob Unruh

© 2009 WorldNetDaily

U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas

Less than 24 hours after WND reported a proposal from U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, to audit the Federal Reserve was approaching majority support in the U.S. House, he is confirming the plan has reached that "crucial benchmark."

"The tremendous grass-roots and bipartisan support in Congress for H.R. 1207 is an indicator of how mainstream America is fed up with Fed secrecy," Paul said shortly after U.S. Rep Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, became the 218th cosponsor, giving the plan, technically, majority support in the 435-member House.

"I look forward to this issue receiving greater public exposure," Paul said.

A spokeswoman in Paul's office said by the end of the business day in Washington, D.C., the plan had attracted 221 cosponsors. She said hearings on the transparency of the Federal Reserve are expected over the next month as part of the Financial Services Committee's series of hearings on regulator

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Darwin-loving museum shooter hates Bible, Christians

He isn't right wing, BUT LEFT WING!

By Bob Unruh
© 2009 WorldNetDaily

James von Brunn

James von Brunn, the man who allegedly shot and killed a guard at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., was a Darwin-lover who hated the Bible and Christians, and defies media efforts to classify him as a stereotypical "right-winger," according to report.

The Moonbattery blog revealed von Brunn advocated the socialist policies espoused by Adolf Hitler and used Darwinian theory to support his anti-Semitism.

And in statements that later were stripped from an anti-religion website, he wrote, "The Big Lie technique, employed by Paul to create the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, also was used to create the HOLOCAUST RELIGION … CHRISTIANITY AND THE HOLOCAUST are HOAXES."

The blog had an answer to how to classify von Brunn, who remains hospitalized after being shot while attacking and shooting a guard at the museum: "If it barks like a moonbat, it's a moonbat." MORE>>>>

Don’t Flush U.S. Campaign Launches!

Don’t Flush U.S. Campaign Launches!

(June 9, 2009) Chesapeake, VA- Fed up with the waste in Washington D.C., the Hampton Roads Tea Party (www.hrteaparty.com) is launching an attention-grabbing publicity initiative to bring awareness to the issue of excessive taxes and runaway spending.

“As far as we know, this approach hasn’t been tried before. We know it’ll raise a few eyebrows and tweak a few sensibilities - it may even cause a stink,” says Karen Miner Hurd, Founder and co-organizer of the Hampton Roads Tea Party. “But when you get a load of what we’re rolling out, you’ll certainly get the message.”

The group will reveal the complete details of its publicity initiative on Friday, June 12 at 5 PM when the campaign

formally “goes portable”. “DON’T FLUSH U.S.” will culminate in another Tea Party to be held in Chesapeake, VA on June 26, 2009.

Letterman Owes Palin, Flight Attendants, Women in General an Apology

Melinda Henneberger

Melinda Henneberger is the editor-in-chief of PoliticsDaily.com. She spent 10 years as a reporter for the New York Times, in the paper’s Washington and Rome bureaus... more

This is why I stopped watching David Letterman even before Jon Stewart came along: He was forever either drooling on women or treating them like they were perfect idiots, in a way he never behaved with male guests. (I did, however, enjoy the occasional appearances of his mom Dorothy, a church secretary who was occasionally able to summon Good Dave, live from her kitchen in Indiana.)

Today's Headlines for June 11, 2009

Obama Drops Tough Plan on Bank Salaries- Fox, Administration is dropping its plan to cap salaries at firms receiving government bailout money, leaving them subject to congressionally imposed limits on bonuses, sources say. ...

Get Ready for Inflation and Higher Interest Rates  WSJ, by Arthur B. Laffer-- The unprecedented expansion of the money supply could make the '70s look benign. ...

Russia May Swap Some U.S. Treasuries for IMF Debt

18 Dead in Pakistan Hotel Blast, Taliban Eyed

Reuters Describe Hotel Bombers Only as 'Militants'

Pakistan Dispatches Backup to Help Citizens Fighting Taliban

NY Times: 'Caring' Obama Has bin Laden on the Run

Oil soars above $71, hitting 2009 high

Obama: It's OK to borrow to pay for health care

TARP Oversight Chair Says She Doesn't Know Whether It's Working

WE TOLD YOU SO! Oil prices going up! Predictions of $250 a barrel!

All because of corrupt politicians. Remember the promise to allow more offshore drilling? LIE!

Oil will last for decades, according to BP, but advocates of 'peak oil' believe reserves are dwindling Photograph: David McNew/Getty Images

The price of oil burst through the $71 a barrel mark today amid revelations that proven reserves had fallen for the first time in 10 years and predictions that the price could eventually hit $250.

The latest high – from lows of $30 only four months ago – came on the New York Mercantile Exchange, where the cost of July deliveries rose by $1.35 to $71.36.

This comes on top of a $2 rise the day before as investors rushed into the market on the back of lower stockpile figures, higher demand estimates and speculation against further falls in the dollar.

MORE>>>>>

Soldier slain by domestic terrorist laid to rest with honors

And without any media coverage!!!
The victim of a domestic terrorist was laid to rest today without the benefit of the major news coverage his story deserved.

 

Private William Long, a US Army recruiter, shot and killed by a Islamic convert on June 1 as he stood outside of an Army-Navy recruiting station in Little Rock, Arkansas. His killer, Abdulhakim Majahid Muhammad, a/k/a Carl Leon Bledsoe, converted to Islam as a teenager.

 

Long's family have a long history of  military service and dozens of family members and friends, as well as  hundreds of Patriot Guard riders gathered at the Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery to bid the 24-year old soldier farewell.

 

The emotional service, which was open to the public, included a 21 gun salute.

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Cash-for-clunkers deal moves ahead

This lame brain idea is supported by non other than Bruton Smith of Nascar fame!

A controversial auto bill that would reward consumers with tax credits for trading in their old cars and buying more-fuel-efficient ones passed the House on Tuesday, inching closer to becoming law.

The “cash for clunkers” proposal, which would give consumers a tax credit of up to $4,500 for switching from their gas guzzlers, has been under consideration for months by lawmakers trying to strike a balance between giving an economic boost to struggling auto companies and promoting their environmental goals.

Auto manufacturers argue that the bill is critical to stimulating lagging car sales and saving jobs at dealerships, automakers and parts manufacturers. Despite billions in government aid to shore up the nation’s car industry, U.S. auto sales dropped 34 percent last month compared with May 2008, according to industry analysts. China, Japan, England, Germany and several other countries have already passed fleet modernization bills.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23550.html#ixzz0I7dKoKWU&D

Daniel Estulin's "True Story of the Bilderberg Group" and What They May Be Planning Now

For over 14 years, Daniel Estulin has investigated and researched the Bilderberg Group's far-reaching influence on business and finance, global politics, war and peace, and control of the world's resources and its money. His book, ''The True Story of the Bilderberg Group,'' was published in 2005 and is now updated in a new 2009 edition. He states that in 1954, "the most powerful men in the world met for the first time" in Oosterbeek, Netherlands, "debated the future of the world," and decided to meet annually in secret. They called themselves the Bilderberg Group with a membership representing a who's who of world power elites, mostly from America, Canada, and Western Europe with familiar names like David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Bill Clinton, Gordon Brown, Angela Merkel, Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Larry Summers, Tim Geithner, Lloyd Blankfein, George Soros, Donald Rumsfeld, Rupert Murdoch, other heads of state, influential senators, congressmen and parliamentarians, Pentagon and NATO brass, members of European royalty, selected media figures, and invited others - some quietly by some accounts like Barack Obama and many of his top officials. Always well represented are top figures from the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), IMF, World Bank, Trilateral Commission, EU, and powerful central bankers from the Federal Reserve, the ECB's Jean-Claude Trichet, and Bank of England's Mervyn King. For over half a century, no agenda or discussion topics became public nor is any press coverage allowed. The few invited fourth estate attendees and their bosses are sworn to secrecy. Nonetheless, Estulin undertook "an investigative journey" that became his life's work. He states: "Slowly, one by one, I have penetrated the layers of secrecy surrounding the Bilderberg Group, but I could not have done this withot help of 'conscientious objectors' from inside, as well as outside, the Group's membership."
MORE on...Daniel Estulin's "True Story of the Bilderberg Group" and What They May Be Planning Now-6/10

China's Hidden Bankruptcy

Throughout 2008, only 3,500 enterprises formally filed for bankruptcy in China. Hiding behind this tiny number however is the approximately 800,000 businesses that exited the market by either cancelling their registration or having their business license revoked.

The rise in the number of these hidden bankruptcies has emerged since a new bankruptcy code came into force in China on June 1, 2007.

In order to solve problems that have emerged since the introduction of the new legislation, the Supreme People's Court has accelerated it's timetable to release judicial interpretations of the law.

The draft interpretation of the law on enterprise bankruptcy, which consists of more than 200 provisions, has already been circulated among judicial circles. In coming months, a new draft will be unveiled for feedback and advice from related authorities and the public.

The Next Big Thing: Neomedievalism

Many see the global economic crisis as proof that we live in one world. But as countries stumble to right the wrongs of the corporate masters of the universe, they are driving us right back to a future that looks like nothing more than a new Middle Ages, that centuries-long period of amorphous conflict from the fifth to the 15th century when city-states mattered as much as countries.

The state isn’t a universally representative phenomenon today, if it ever was. Already, billions of people live in imperial conglomerates such as the European Union, the Greater Chinese Co-Prosperity Sphere, and the emerging North American Union, where state capitalism has become the norm. But at least half the United Nations’ membership, about 100 countries, can hardly be considered responsible sovereigns. Billions live unsure of who their true rulers are, whether local feudal lords or distant corporate executives. In Egypt and India, democratic elections have devolved into auctions. Delivering security and providing welfare aren’t just campaign promises; they are the campaign. The fragmentation of societies from within is clear: From Bogotá to Bangalore, gated communities with private security are on the rise.  MORE>>>>>>>>>>

Why the Present Depression Will Be Deeper than the Great Crash of 1929

Continuing our analysis of The Great Crash of 1929  by John Kenneth Galbraith: by understanding the causes of the Great Depression as elucidated by Galbraith, we can observe the differences between the present and 1929. These reveal why today's Depression will be even deeper than the 1929-1941 one and why today's policy "fixes" as pursued by that great student of Depression, Ben Bernanke, are fighting the last war--a Keynesian stimulus strategy doomed to catastrophic failure.

I hesitate to call this topic "important" because such announcements instantly cut my readership in half. Thus I am inclined to call this topic "edgy," "explosive" and "contrarian," all of which sound more interesting than "important" (yawn).

Galbraith begins his exploration of causes by noting that "economics does not allow final answers on these matters. But, as usual, something can be said."

First, he demolishes the notion that abundant credit caused a speculative orgy.

    The long-accepted explanation that credit was easy and so people were impelled to borrow money to buy common stocks on margin is obviously nonsense. (page 169) On numerous occasions before and since credit has been easy, and there has been no speculation whatever. Furthermore, much of the 1928 and 1929 speculation occured on money borrowed at interest rates which would have been considered especially astringent.

    Far more important that rate of interest and supply of the credit is the mood. Speculation on a large scale requires a pervasive sense of confidence and optimism and conviction that ordinary people were meant to be rich. (emphasis added, CHS)

Next, Galbraith looks to the wellspring of credit which has been virtually nonexistent in our current speculative boom: savings. (Or at least domestic i.e. U.S. savings.)  MORE>>>>>>>>>>>

India, China 'ready to rule world economy': US expert

After the fall General Motors, "once the embodiment of US economic might," Americans should get used to the fact that "upstarts" like China and India are "ready to rule world economy," a US commentator said.

"We may not like to admit it, but it's time to get used to this fact: emerging markets such as China and India are quickly becoming the world's new economic powerhouses," Paul R. La Monica, CNNMoney.com editor at large wrote in a commentary Wednesday.

He noted that the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), a London-based economic consulting firm, had predicted emerging market economies may overtake the US and the rest of the Western world this year instead of 2015 as predicted earlier.

However, "This doesn't necessarily mean that the United States is doomed to a massive economic fall from grace," La Monica said. "In fact, it does not appear to be a coincidence that hopes of a US economic recovery have helped lead a surge in stocks in China, India, Latin America and other emerging markets."

Noting that with the United States showing some signs of economic stabilisation, emerging markets to have snapped back, he said: "So rather than bemoaning the West's inevitable slip in economic importance, investors need to embrace emerging markets and realize that interdependence is key to the global economy."

"China and other emerging markets have tied themselves intricately to the US economic system," he said citing James Swanson, chief investment strategist with MFS Investment Management in Boston. "As the US recovers, that means that there will be a lot of earnings growth coming out of China and other emerging markets like India and Brazil."

With that in mind, Swanson said investors need to be thinking more about buying shares of multinational US construction firms that will benefit from increased demand in emerging markets, as well as mining, energy and manufacturing companies in China, India and Brazil.

"So if companies such as Alcoa, Ford Motor and ExxonMobil are in your portfolio, you might also want to take a look at Aluminum Corp. of China (ACH), India's Tata Motors (TTM) and Brazil's Petrobras (PBR) as well," he said.

"US investors can't have 80 percent to 90 percent of their portfolio in the US anymore," Swanson said. "The old notion of having 5 percent to 10 percent in international stocks is outdated. Americans should increase their weight in emerging markets."   SOURCE

Gunman, guards exchange fire in Holocaust Museum

WASHINGTON (AP) - An elderly gunman opened fire with a rifle inside the crowded U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday, gravely wounding a security guard before two other officers returned fire. The assailant and his victim were both hospitalized.

The assailant was in critical condition, said Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian Fenty.

D.C. Police Chief Kathy Lanier said the gunman appeared to have acted alone. He was "engaged by security guards immediately after entering the door" with a rifle, she said.

THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.

WASHINGTON (AP)—An elderly gunman opened fire inside the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday, wounding a security guard before two other guards returned fire. The assailant and his victim were both hospitalized.   MORE>>>>>>>>>>>

Rush Limbaugh brings up Obama's birth certificate

By Joe Kovacs
© 2009 WorldNetDaily

Rush Limbaugh

Nationwide attention about President Obama's lack of producing a long-form birth certificate proving his eligibility for office got a boost today when top-rated radio host Rush Limbaugh joked about the subject in comparing Obama to God.

Asking rhetorically what God has in common with Obama, Limbaugh said, "Neither has a birth certificate."

"How do they differ?" Limbaugh continued. "God does not think he's Obama. And there's another difference. Liberals love Obama."

Limbaugh repeated the punch lines several times throughout his show and noted, "another difference is that Obama gets better press. ... Another difference is that God only demands to be worshipped once a week."

Later, he sprinkled in other differences, including:

• God asks for only 10 percent of your money

• God gives you freedom to live your life as you choose

• God's plan to save us is actually written down for you to read

Upon hearing the discussion, one listener in Miami phoned in to tell Limbaugh, "You're acting like you're God."

Where's the proof Barack Obama was born in the U.S. or that he fulfills the "natural-born American" clause in the Constitution? If you still want to see it, join more than 380,000 others and sign up now!

The host responded, "I am better than most people but I don't think I'm God. Obama does. He's got a messianic complex."

Obama extols Koran; press missed it

A Christian writer says President Obama's recent speech in Cairo praising Islam is further evidence the American president has a "low view" of biblical Christianity.

Robert Knight, a senior writer for Coral Ridge Ministries, has written a column titled "Obama Nation's Low View of Christianity." Knight says he wrote the column as a service to everyone who wants thorough documentation -- not just bits and pieces -- of President Obama's statements distorting Christianity.
 
Knight argues that the most disturbing thing President Obama said in his Cairo speech was that the Middle East was the first place where Islam was "revealed."