Just when I thought Barack Obama might be tempering a bit of his arrogance it was announced that his secular adherents are building a replica of a Greek or Roman temple-to-the-gods, in order to resurrect and reintroduce him as the worldly messiah to we-the-voting-plebeians. The edifice will sport tall Doric columns and is being built—aptly enough—inside of Denver’s Mile High Stadium. Note: This individual is now telling the world—in no uncertain terms—that he not only rises above the common man but, he rises above humankind—itself.
While his wife Michelle speaks of her and her husband’s humble beginnings (Obama’s were not that ‘humble’), with his actions Obama now tells us that he is much more than human. Obama, himself, is now proclaiming his self-assumed (if not self-absorbed) Marxist Messianic nature. And just as his followers become angered when his non-supporters proclaim Obama’s messiah-complex, these same devotees build their own Temple to Obama! Note: As we already know, Democrats CAN have their cake and eat it too.
Although his official garb for his Thursday night speech-fest has yet to be announced, some are already suggesting that Obama may wear a toga—with the appropriate purple accents to indicate the he is an aristocrat. And I have yet to receive confirmation or denial that doves will be released prior to his speech as Obama floats from the sky to his designated podium in order to deliver a message that will sound good but say—essentially—nothing. By the way, his followers are already calling Obama “The One.” This just gets scarier and scarier, folks.
Sher Zieve is a long-time syndicated columnist who generally writes columns of a politically Conservative and Constitutional nature. She also interviews notable people with an interesting and/or newsworthy story to tell. These include politicians, writers, activists and others in the news. Her work has been and continues to be carried by both national and international publications. Sher appears regularly on national talk shows.
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