Stephen Pidgeon

The Obama Error - Second Edition As Amended Stephen Pidgeon

Publisher Marketing: America has plunged into a deep abyss of troubles - an unimagined unemployment rate, record housing foreclosures, record homelessness and record deficits. Our President now initiates war now on his own whim, and is preparing us to enter into Syria as a precursor to confrontation with Iran. George Bush's criminal Patriot Act has been readopted as the NDAA, and even more draconian measures are being taken to remove the last vestige of freedoms protected under our Constitution in the name of security, while this Nobel Peace Prize winner bombs civilians from drones in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia, deploys al-Qaeda terrorists as American mercenaries in Libya, and declares himself above Congress and the rule of law in America. Now we are learning that this man who calls himself Barack Hussein Obama cannot - and will not - demonstrate who he is. He operates under an assumed name, an assumed social security number, an assumed nationality, an assumed draft registration number, an assumed pedigree, and an assumed citizenship. He tells us he is an American, but claims we have 57 states. He claims he is a Christian, but gives the Islamic Shahadatan in perfect Arabic to New York journalists. Who is this man who calls himself Barack Hussein Obama? Do you really know? How do you know? As historians review our plunge into a third world country, one causative agent they will find is the election of this unknown man to the Presidency of the United States, a factor that can only be identified as the Obama Error Contributor Bio:  Pidgeon, Stephen Stephen Pidgeon is a constitutional lawyer and a student of scripture, who has written extensively on the Gospel, the Torah, the Commandments, general theology, and Natural Law. He is also a pianist and composer, having written numerous works for piano solo, vocal works, and orchestral works, and has written extensively on music and music theory. He has also written on aspects of international law including immigration, and transactional law, international political theory, and the proper functions of the state.