6 Videos Of School Children Singing Songs That Praise Barack Obama
Posted by Admin | Posted in Obama | Posted on 27-09-2009
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How would you feel if you learned that your children were being taught to sing songs of praise to Barack Obama in the classroom at your local public school? Would you be upset? Would you be outraged? Would you think that having school children sing songs of praise to Obama is more than a little creepy?
Well, the truth is that it is happening. Not just in one or two isolated cases either. But thanks to the Internet we have video of some of these songs, and we have posted 6 of them below.
This first example is freshly discovered video of school children praising Obama in a classroom setting. It was apparently created in February 2009 after Obama was inaugurated. The lyrics to this disturbing song are posted after the video.....
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The Obama Song ("Proud American")
By Mr. B and the students of Room 8
February 2009
Obama is the President!
First African America in history
44th president of the United States
The ground has shifted
The world has changed!
CHORUS:
Oooo I’m a proud American
Oooo yes yes yes yes YES WE CAN!
Im going to study really hard just like Barack
Learning never ever stops
Gonna set my goals HIGH and graduate
You might be looking at the President of 2048!
We are a nation of a thousand colors, look at me
Our strength is our diversity
Walking hand in hand we sing
Each a day a little closer to the dream of Dr. King
(Exerpt from MLK's "I Have a Dream,” 1963)
Together we walk
Me and you
So so much work
Left to do.
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This next example is the video that has been showing up all over the mainstream news lately. It is apparently loosely based on "Jesus loves the little children".
This very creepy song contains the very chilling line: "Red, Yellow, Black or White - All are equal in his sight".
All are equal in Obama's sight?
What in the world?
This video was reportedly filmed on or around June 19th, 2009 at the B. Bernice Young Elementary School in Burlington, New Jersey. The lyrics to the song are posted afterwards.....
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Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said that all must lend a hand
To make this country strong again
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said we must be clear today
Equal work means equal pay
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said that we must take a stand
To make sure everyone gets a chance
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said Red, Yellow, Black or White
All are equal in his sight
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
Yes
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
Hello, Mr. President we honor you today!
For all your great accomplishments, we all [do? doth??] say "hooray!"
Hooray Mr. President! You're number one!
The first Black American to lead this great na-TION!
Hooray, Mr. President something-something-some
A-something-something-something-some economy is number one again!
Hooray Mr. President, we're really proud of you!
And the same for all Americans [in?] the great Red White and Blue!
So something Mr. President we all just something-some,
So here's a hearty hip-hooray a-something-something-some!
Hip, hip hooray! (3x)
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The next example is a well known video that exploded on to the scene during the 2008 presidential election. The girl at the beginning of the video has a very beautiful voice, but one can only think of how horrified she will be one day to realize that she was used as a propaganda tool for Barack Obama.....
This next example has been called an "Obama Youth" video that shows students at a middle school in Missouri performing military style drills while chanting a song about how great Obama is.....
Even up in Canada kids are singing Obama's praises. This next video features teenagers in Toronto, Canada performing a song for Obama in school.....
Lastly, this newly discovered video entitled "Kids Rock for Barack" was apparently filmed during the 2008 presidential election campaign. It features school children holding up pictures of Obama and singing a very creepy song about how wonderful he is.....
After watching those videos how do you feel?
We would love to get your reactions in the comments section below.
Also, please get these videos out to everyone that you know.
We have seen videos like this before, haven't we?
Do they not bring to mind the kind of mindless praise that we have seen in the propaganda campaigns for the major socialist and communist movements of last century?
The truth is that almost every time there is a major socialist or communist revolution there is a "cult of personality" built around a "grand leader". Just think of any nation on earth that has adopted socialism or communism and you will see that this is true.
It is sickening for American school children to be taught to sing songs of praise for any political leader. If you know of any other videos like this, please leave a comment and let us know. This type of manipulation of the next generation is yet another sign of how far we have fallen as a nation. Let us hope that the American people wake up soon.


























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Ok, I see the point the teachers should in no way put forward a political message in that way. But it makes me laugh of how scarred Americans still are of socialism.
In the last few weeks, there has been a lot of media attention on teachers who use Barack Obama as a springboard for songs or videos in schools.
I am the teacher who created one of the videos you claim to be a “song that praises Barack Obama”. Although you are more than entitled to your own opinion, I feel the need to clarify a few points.
The video we created does not praise Obama, but rather praises the speech he gave during his inaugural address. Our intention was to celebrate the moment of his election, not the man specifically. At the time we created the video, Obama had only been in office a couple of weeks. You may not agree with his politics now, and you may not have voted for him during the election, but let’s not dismiss the moment a black person was elected President of the United States, simply because you don’t agree with his eventual political decisions.
As a teacher, there are many memorable moments, but as the years pass, it takes a lot for a moment to remain memorable. The day that Obama was inaugurated is a day that I do believe will remain memorable in my life and in the lives of many of my students, and not just the ones in the video.
The day that Obama was inaugurated, the classes were shut down (which was a board-wide decision) and students were allowed to watch the inauguration in the auditorium if they so chose. We expected students to leave the building, but they stayed, and they listened, and they learned. They didn’t all listen to his words for the political message, but they listened to the message that was being sent by having a man who was not white be elected by a country that has been sending troops to drop bombs on their home lands and a country that has a history of enslaving their ancestors. It may not feel like as big a deal now that Obama is fully into his position and is having to make hard decisions, but believe me when I remind you; the day a black man was elected President of the United States of America is a BIG DEAL.
The message in the video is not about Obama’s platforms or political riding; it is about the fact that a black man was elected the President of one of the most powerful and influential nations in the world. Period.
The making of the video came about because I offer to help make a video every year for our Black History month assembly. In the past we have used Martin Luther King and other famous speeches. This year, the kids wanted to do Obama. They chose lines from the speech that they liked; I hit record on my computer, they listened to the speech and they sang whatever came to them. It was beautiful.
This video was not part of any class and the students were not forced to be a part of it. The creation of this video was an incredibly difficult task because it is not part of my job description. I wish the students could have received credit for it because they got more out of creating this video than they have out of any boring lecture or following along in an ancient textbook. I wish I could have a million memories like the making of this video, but I know that’s not going to happen, so I am compelled to defend the few that I do have.
I hope you recognize the value of dialogue like this. I talk with the students about the comments that are made and they learn from them. We don’t have to agree with you, but we are willing to listen. I hope you’ll keep an open mind and do the same.
Sincerely,
Anna Price-Farago
Teacher
The video I am referring to is the video from Canada.
“The video we created does not praise Obama, but rather praises the speech he gave ……. to celebrate the moment of his election, not the man specifically. …. You may not agree with his politics now ….. but let’s not dismiss the moment a black person was elected President of the United States, simply because you don’t agree with his eventual political decisions.”
Am I happy not having any of my grand children attending your classes Ms Anna Price-Farago. What you have written there is far from bright… to say the least.
I enjoy visiting your page, but when you present statements like this: “…. Just think of any nation on earth that has adopted socialism or communism and you will see that this is true.”, you are presenting plain bull (pardon the expression, but it is befitting)
If you look to the social democracy prevailing in Scandinavia, your statement becomes nothing but a deliberate piece of misinformation. By presenting such crap you are of course slowly but surely loosing your integrity. Keep up your good work guys, but stick to facts.
obama’s election has inspired and empowered minority youth. that is what is really scaring white middleclass america.
Thanks from this mum in Brisbane, Australia for showing these propaganda videos. The poor exploited “Obama Youth” sound like the stupid bleeting sheep on Orwell’s “Animal Farm” that kept repeating any lie told to them. We must destroy this “soft totalitarianism” before it destroys us!
Hey thats ok but for you, Canada how about praising our leader like that,sorry U.S. please no offence to your country.Well enough said l praise only one here and thats the great leader in my life,GOD,hes my leader.