Are you crazy, the world economy is going down the toilet and you come
up with this crap. Why aren't I surprised?

mark wrote:
> JERUSALEM � "Senator Barack Obama is hiding mediocre grades."
>
> "He's covering up his acceptance into Harvard Law School utilizing a
> boost from an affirmative action program."
>
> "The presidential candidate is disguising his involvement in radical
> black organizations or that he first met Weathermen terrorist Bill
> Ayers much earlier than he's publicly admitted."
>
> These are just a few of the explanations from newspaper editorials,
> pundits and bloggers as to why Obama refuses to release his
> undergraduate records and has disclosed almost nothing about his days
> at Columbia University.
>
> Obama attended Occidental College in Los Angeles for two years before
> transferring to Columbia in 1981. It has been confirmed Obama
> graduated Columbia in 1983 with a major in political science and that
> he did not receive honors, but further information, including
> transcripts, are sealed by the university.
>
> In his 1995 memoir, "Dreams from My Father," Obama goes into detail
> about certain periods of his life, including his early education and
> his days at Harvard Law School, from which he graduated magna cum
> laude and led the Harvard Law Review.
>
> But the Illinois senator just barely touches upon his Columbia days.
>
> Obama wrote he "spent a lot of time in the library. I didn't socialize
> that much. I was like a monk.�
>
> He then immediately moved on to a general philosophical discussion
> about race in New York, but didn't return to his Columbia experience
> nor mention any associations with friends or professors at the
> university.
>
> It is known Obama lived off-campus with a roommate identified as
> "Sadik," who was not a Columbia student. Obama describes Sadik as "a
> short, well-built Pakistani" who smoked marijuana and snorted cocaine.
>
> The AP tracked down "Sadik," whose real name turned out to be Sahole
> Saddiqi. Obama first met him when the two attended Occidental and
> Obama was living with a group of Pakistani students.
>
> "We were both very lost," Siddiqi told the AP of his days in New York
> with Obama. "We were both alienated, although he might not put it that
> way. He arrived disheveled and without a place to stay."
>
> Obama had earlier traveled to Pakistan with his college friends,
> staying there for three weeks in 1981 at a time Pakistan was under
> military rule and it was difficult for U.S. citizens to travel to the
> country.
>
> His Columbia days are particularly mysterious because there is almost
> no trace of him among students who attended the same year and studied
> the same major.
>
> Fox News contacted some 400 of his classmates and found no one who
> remembered him.
>
> Wayne Allyn Root, the Libertarian Party's vice president, told WND he
> graduated from Columbia the same day as Obama with the same major, yet
> he never spoke to a single former Columbia student or faculty member
> who remembered Obama.
>
> Root speculates Obama is keeping his Columbia transcript under wraps
> so as not to reveal a less-than-stellar record, which would raise
> questions as to how he was accepted to Harvard.
>
> Root said at Columbia he personally achieved a B+ average with a good
> score on the Law School Admittance Test, but he says he was told he
> would not get accepted to any Ivy League graduate school.
>
> "Yet, Barack was accepted to Harvard Law School. Was it because of his
> grades, test scores and college record? Or, was it because of the
> color of his skin?" asked Root.
>
> http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=76504
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