“…I said it before, once a Muslim, always a Muslim. To understand a man you look at the people who shaped his life and the ideas they believed in. According to Obama's biographies you can conclude that these people were his father, grandfather, mother, Stepfather and Malcolm X were not your ordinary practicing Muslims or non-Muslims. His grandfather rejected the forgiveness and mercy of Christianity. He just could not understand it of course and rather respected the Muslim notion of strength and force. His mother, a woman who abhors 'organized religion' (which I think means only Christianity since she had no problem marrying active Muslims), then there is Malcolm X. Obama actually is a fan of X's feelings on power and respect. I find it extremely funny that Obama finds hope in X's feelings that a black Muslim man can accept a white man living next to him only if he was Muslim. How about a white man who is not a Muslim….”

“…While Tom Roeser and I may personally disagree, I find his work on Obama quite provocative. Roeser makes the point that Obama was schooled in the most violent and militant sect of Islam, the Wahabi branch that spawned the 9/11 hijackers/murderers and continues to energize insurgents in Iraq. If Obama was ever a Wahabi, or schooled in a Wahabi institution, Americans will demand answers. He can’t remain a tabula rasa forever. Given Obama's putative Wahabi background, how he would deal with Iraq becomes an issue of potentially explosive public concern and intense conflict for him….”