What do Sandistas, Che Guevara flags, the Weather Underground, insanity, Sept. 11 conspiracies and America-hating all have in common?

Barack Obama.

When taking all of these things by themselves, I can honestly, say, “Meh. It’s not a big deal. These are individual things that have no meaning.”

The problem arises when we see all the dots being connected. And the picture that is starting to come together is very concerning.

Obama is starting to look totalitarian in his supporters, speeches and actions.

So how do the socialists of Nicaragua concern Obama? Daniel Ortega, the leader of that beacon of a nation we call Nicaragua, has come out and supported Barack.

Ortega says “they are laying the foundations for a revolutionary change.” Now what the hell am I supposed to think when a Marxist approves of the way things are going? I doubt he approves of the whole capitalism and democracy thing we have.

Maybe Ortega likes the man Obama calls a “father figure” in his autobiography. That man is Frank Marshall Davis – leader of the U.S. Communist Party.

Another of his supporters are some of the most despicable people you’ll ever meet: William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn.

Their crime is not that they are professors. Instead, these whiny rich kids were part of the Weather Underground, a terrorist organization that bombed places like the Pentagon, Capitol Hill, Harvard and MIT – just to name a few – in the 1970s.

Even with this past, I believe that people can change thoughts and ideas, except that Ayers has stated: “I don’t regret setting bombs; I feel we didn’t do enough.”

What has Barack promised to do that has finally placated this anarchist/communist terrorist? What is the “enough” that is going to be done?

Maybe it will be that we will be required to work, and required to change the way we think, as Obama’s wife has claimed.

Forced labor and forced thoughts? Hmmm. Oh wait! I know the answer to this one!

This is what communists and totalitarians believe and implement.

Instead of looking at supporters, we can look at decorations. The name for them seems innocuous enough and how could one go wrong with them?

Alone by itself, a Che Guevara flag is not a threat, it’s just funny. A Communist leader having his image sold off as a fashion statement in a capitalistic society.

When there is a problem is when this flag hangs in the campaign offices of an American politician because of the ideas and methods Guevara espoused.

Che once wrote that judicial proof for executions is an “archaic bourgeois detail.”

Yep, this is the same Che Guevara from “The Motorcycle Diaries.” Makes me wonder how things are going to be run if Barack wins?

Che also talks of how a revolution must become a cold killing machine, but I guess that’s OK so long as we are promised “Hope and Change” after the smoke clears. Maybe the change will occur after the mass graves are filled in.

I shouldn’t be worried. I bet the flag is up just to add color to the wall or improve the “feng-shui” of the office.

Apparently Obama reads from a different Bible than me. His spiritual leader claims that “Goddamn America” is in the Bible. Maybe it’s because of the whole Catholic-Protestant split but I doubt it. Maybe it’s in the KJV Bible. Either way, Lent is over so religion isn’t a big deal to me right now.

Also, I applaud Rev. Wright since he believes that tons of chickens brought down the WTC.

Finally! Someone that doesn’t implicate those evil Jews: wait, maybe he is. I are really confused.

I wouldn’t care that much except this man baptized his children, married him and guided him for 20 years.

I don’t know about you, but I would make sure I agree that my choice of church would be important in determining my family’s future.

I have also heard “OMG! He is such a great speaker, and he fills me with hope and belief. He is so charismatic.”

You want to know who else was charismatic? Try Mao, Lenin, Stalin, Pol Pot, etc.

Yep, they were very charismatic all right.

Charismatic in their speaking all the way to the mass grave.

If we can say Bush = Hitler, I am more than allowed to make these comparisons since Stalin was diametrically opposed to Hitler.

Yet, I am inspired by the thought of “change.”

Apparently, he is talking about changing “things” and that I need to “believe” and have “hope” and “faith” for “progress.”

Oh well, I’d better start learning the new lyrics of the national anthem: “Soyuz nerushimy respublik svobodnykh.”