Americans Will Not Elect Hillary Clinton or Barak Obama

Hillary Clinton or Barak Obama have no chance of getting selected in 2008 presidential election, according to Author David Merritt and Dr Salma Rashid, unless all Americans become Mentally Blind. The authors declare that for all the technological advancements, Americans are like "Cavemen when it comes to intergroup relations and radical measures must be taken if we are to advance our relationships on par with technology." This is not meant to express rejection nor support of either candidate, but simply an assertion based upon their 9 year long investigation and research into American race, gender, religious and cultural relations.

Their book, 20th Century American Struggle, 21st Century Hope can be found at groupulse.com.

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[globehunter2]

Your a space age Uncle Tom! its negative slave mentality like yours that has held blacks down. Why cant Obama win?...with your

brand of motivation he wont.. But subscribing to old racist beleifs as you do how could he

bring positive change. No you are part of the (problem!)

and other negro,s with vintage inferiority.

Change can not come with..Fear..and Slave mentality in place.Putting another Republican

in office would surely finish killing this Nation. Shame on you and this video.

[groupulse]

It's "Sambo" who was the actual betrayer to African Americans. You should always be intelligent enough to hear the perspective of others without getting immature. A mature mind would do its best to understand what others are perceiving and why so. I interviewed over 2500 whites around the US and came to understand their motivations and fears directly. My words are not based on my opinion but fact. Now if Barack and Hilliary run together as Pres and VP then they will have a good chance winning.

[tarbelly2]

As for a black president, if Colin Powell had thrown his hat into the ring eight years ago you'd already have one.

Dave's most spurious claim is of course the idea that neither Hilary nor Obama believe they can win.

[groupulse]

Hilary feels she has a right to win, and Barack, I believe, is surprised by how far he has gotten. Keep in mind that our book reports that 33% of Whites are not racists while 13% are. It's the majority 54% who are always manipulated by the right wing into acting as if they were racists, although they really are not. If either Hilary or Barack were to win it would contribute great healing to our country and the world, however, there will be massive forces working against such.

[tarbelly2]

This is a couple of hucksters selling pseudo-intellectual gobblygook on Amazon for twenty-five bucks a piece.

What real evidence is there to suggest that America is so far removed from other western nations on the issue of gender, including the 'Anglo-Saxon' nations of Britain, Canada and New Zealand who've all elected female leaders, that they couldn't elect a woman president?

[groupulse]

Hilary feels she has a right to win, and Barack, I believe, is surprised by how far he has gotten. Keep in mind that our book reports that 33% of Whites are not racists while 13% are. It's the majority 54% who are always manipulated by the right wing into acting as if they were racists, although they really are not. If either Hilary or Barack were to win it would contribute great healing to our country and the world, however, there will be massive forces working against such.

[turboturtle2002]

how do you feel about your prediction now?

loooooooooooool

[groupulse]

I haven't forgotten it, but most Euro-Americans have. It is best to face reality: most Whites, particularly older men are insecure in having a brown skinned person or a woman at our helm. I have no control over this.

[reevaluate2008]

Nice. But you forgot to factor in Obama's Messiah factor that he "inherited" from David Axelrod.

[groupulse]

It is critical for us to be aware that most whites are not racist, but it is the minority elite who influences how the majority see the world and hence act towards others.

[groupulse]

Yes we do. But even with the advancements the majority are still under the influence of the majority who controls their actions through manipulations.

[groupulse]

No, far from it. We should squarely face reality in order to know the nature of our world and hopefully challenge those who need to change/evolve.