The propagation of Junior Senator Barack Obama as a candidate for the highest office of a first world nation is a defining manifestation of methodical, multi-partisan, collaborative efforts to dumb-down Americans, a longstanding assault on free-thinking individualists both within the borders of the United States and throughout the world.

There is no need for a Manchurian Candidate; the constituency has been brainwashed through the demoralizing, reductionist, speculative tyranny of the psychopharmacology corporate and its dispassionate socialist collaborators, as well as the aesthetic, cultural, and linguistic terrorism spewed forth from the corporate socialists of Hollywood and other self-identified bastions of "culture" in collaboration with the, again, corporate socialist mainstream media.

Those who bemoan the image of America should look to the very people who have irresponsibly and deliberately created an aesthetic and qualitative vacuum in American society, a void observed and disdained by those around the world unfortunate enough to be subjected to its nihilistic surreality via "technology." These same psychological and spiritual terrorists have collaborated in the creation and coercive propagation of a virtual statesman, a disintegrated opportunist, a projected, teleprompted veneer of the Corporate, to fill the qualitative void they themselves effected. A suitable candidate for the global Manchurian constituency.

It is no wonder that John McCain has called us to fight for the ideas and character of a free people. A people made up of individuals.

Voting "present" and making decisions based upon polls, committee consultation, and the agenda of interests far removed from the majority of the American people is neither meritorious nor expedient.

John McCain, who is running for President, rather than Vice-President, of the United States of America, of which there are fifty rather than fifty-seven, has a proven capacity for self-reliance and strategic planning. John McCain's proven qualities of leadership and statesmanship far outshine those of his opponent in the realms of both inspiration and manifestation.

Junior Senator Obama must rely upon committees, polling data, and sycophants in order to make crucial decisions, and rely upon sympathetic cooperation from the media to "explain" his intentions and actions--or lack thereof--to the public. Of course, there are numerous instances in which McCain makes a decision first which Obama and his team can copy upon observing statistics denoting favorable reaction from the voting public. During unexpected crises, the President of the United States cannot, ostensibly, vote “present” or lay low in Hawaii while waiting to assess the lay of the land as it relates to his or her own fortunes, or understand the perspectives of foreign leaders and cultures---not to mention those of the diverse American population----through quantitative statistics quoted on Real Clear Politics.

Although the Clinton administration cultivated this practice, it hardly leads to just and meritorious decision-making, especially in the realms of foreign policy.

Obama could avoid this expensive, inexpedient, bureaucratic method of decision making. He could, as was noted during the Republican Convention, simply "Call McCain."