Larry Klayman's 2015 predictions: Ebola, race war and dictatorship

[shenmue]

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From the article:

Conservative lawyer and pundit Larry Klayman, who has for years dreamed of overthrowing President Obama with a popular uprising or a military coup, dedicates his first WorldNetDaily column of the new year to outlining the reasons to “rid the nation of the evil emperor in the White House” in 2015.

Klayman describes Obama as a “truly evil” leader who is “more dangerous than the terrorists themselves” and predicts that the U.S. will see a “massive epidemic” of Ebola in 2015 as a result of the president’s policies inviting “suicide terrorists” to “infect themselves and sneak into our country with the disease.” He adds that immigration reform will lead to a crime wave while the president and his allies launch an all-out race war.

[Gothmog]

1. Klayman is a crazy person

His lawsuit representing Sheriff Joe was a true joke

[msanthrope]

2. You will enjoy this thread of DUers, lauding Mr. Klayman.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024184960

[louis-t]

3. Conservatives need a new song.

This one's getting really old.

[randys1]

4. Klayman is representative of almost the entire teaparty and for that matter repub party

Almost all of them believe Obama is "truly evil", although they cant point to a SINGLE REASON WHY

And their favorite is Obamacare, and even when you point out to them who created ACA or the individual mandate, they just keep going as if you didnt point it out to them.

This is of course based SOLELY in racism...

ALL opposition to Obama "from the right" is racism, or 99.9999999999% of it is.

Most opposition to Obama "from the left" isnt, although the more I read the anti Obama stuff around here, I am rethinking that one...

[Thinkingabout]

5. Maybe he dreams Cruz's dream, he has his eyes set on being the first dictator of the US.

[Neon Gods]

6. OMG, he's listening to the voices in his head again!

Time to tweak his meds.

Really, why does anyone even pay attention to the obvious kooks like Klayman? When has he ever been right? (Ohhh, I think I answered my own question...)