The Realistic Observer Archives

Since the chosen one has been out of office, more things are coming to light. Many just knew that there was much chicanery going on but probably not to the true extent. Now the public is seeing more than it could ever imagine. The following article discusses another exposed iniquity. Barack Hussein spent over $36 million of our money on lawsuits in 2016 keeping federal records secret and away from the eyes of We the People by Thomas Madison March 17, 2018 Try not to laugh until you reach the end of the 22-second video below, just to see if you can do it. Remember when Barack Hussein declared that his administration was the most transparent in American history? Wasn’t that a hoot? Fake birth certificate, sealed academic records, bogus Social Security number, fake draft registration, the most lawless, corrupt, secret administration since America’s founding. And, with an almost straight face, Hussein proclaimed that his was “the most transparent administration in history?” Not kid...

  The following article speaks the truth and echos exactly what legions of Americans think.The nation had enough of and saw through the Hope and Change meme. Hillary lost, not only because she was a bad candidate, but because the non-elites, aka deplorables, did not want a continuation of the failed policies of the previous occupant of the Oval Office. Yes indeed, he was a factor in her loss! Obama's Ignominious Legacy Preamble: The purpose of this blog is to highlight some of the most egregious goals and actions that underpin Obama's ignominious legacy and betrayal of America. They were malicious and intended to destroy America's well respected international standing as well as her traditions, culture and values. There is not a doubt in my mind that Obama is a radical black activist and most likely Muslim to whom America and Whites have always been anathema. The presidency provided him with the power to seek vengeance. Smoke and Fire: The old adage, 'where there...

By Gary Hancock:   The recently celebrated birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminds us of something he said: “I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism … that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality.” An inspirational message to be sure. Now contrast that to the words of President Barack Obama: “Racism. We are not cured of it. [T]he legacy of slavery [and] discrimination in almost every institution of our lives [racism] …that’s still part of our DNA that’s passed on.” Inspirational? Hardly. Obama’s characterization of racism as part of our DNA indicates a nihilistic viewpoint of race relations. That no matter what we consciously do to rise above racial division we remain – deep to the core – racist; that ultimately positive strides in our cooperative efforts are futile; that our children will also be inherently racist. Obama’s characterization not only lacks leadership inspiration but t...