By John Nagel

Lawmakers in Congress have a new dilemma which dwarfs even the most serious of past challenges: how to deal with fact that, six years into Barack Obama’s presidency, fresh evidence has accumulated that the most powerful man in the world is, in fact, the Biblical figure known as Satan – and not only that, he wants us to know it.

Legislators have been huddling together, to the extent they can under the constraints of NSA surveillance, whispering about how to oust Obama with the least negative publicity possible for the US government -but it is proving to be a tough challenge.

This issue helps to explain why John Boehner appears to have aged 15 years in the past 2 weeks. Nancy Pelosi has also aged a decade in the same period.

Lawmakers from both political parties have been seeking to force Obama from office because, since last September, there have been at least four episodes where Obama has “outed” himself as Satan, seemingly deliberately.

And now there is an overwhelming consensus in Congress that Obama is, indeed, Satan incarnate – posing an unprecedented constitutional challenge for legislators.

Impeachment and even a military-style coup are not being ruled out.

Here are details of the challenge facing Congress:

OBAMA STRIKES DEMONIC POSE

Lawmakers started to become concerned about the possibility that Satan is residing in the White House after the incident in which Obama first exposed himself as the Lord of Dung (an old name for Satan), which received widespread media coverage at the time – his speech last Sept. 10 on confronting ISIS.

In that case, Obama was clearly photographed with “Devil” horns formed by the background curtains in the Cross Room of the White House, as can be seen in this report http://www.infowars.com/shocking-demonic-photos-of-obama/.

Congressmen have noted that it is easy to prove that this photo was deliberately posed, since, though it is the preview image of the video, it was not taken from the video feed of the actual speech (trust me, I have watched the whole thing).

As you can see when playing the NY Times video itself, the curtains in the photo are open and at no time during the video do Obama’s “Devilhorns” appear, hence this can only be a posed shot.

The AFP/AP pool photographer responsible for the shot, Saul Loeb, has not responded to repeated requests from the author for comment on the circumstances surrounding this bizarre and undeniably Satanic photo.

Mr. Loeb is expected to be called before closed door congressional hearings into this matter in coming days or weeks to explain how this photo was staged.

Notably, this Satanic imagery has been removed from the video of the speech currently available on whitehouse.gov, as seen here:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/photos-and-video/video/2014/09/10/president-obama-addresses-nation-isil-threat

If not to portray himself as Satan, legislators are asking, why would Obama stage such a shot in the first place?

TERRIFYING TODDLERS, OBAMA SAYS: “DON’T FEAR THE BEASTS”

A second disturbing incident for Congress was that in which Obama seems to be trying to convince us he is Satan is from this year’s White House Easter Egg Roll, when Obama read, as he does every year, the frightening Maurice Sendak book “Where the Wild Things Are” – his favorite childhood book.

The brief text is available here:
http://www.thebestclass.org/WhereWildThings.pdf. The book has been said to be derived from the Lesser Key of Solomon, a 17th century demonology spell book.

Obama’s audience is a group of 3 – 5 year-olds, and the President, with frequent “roars” and “gnashing of teeth,” terrifies the toddlers – which Congress viewed as hardly appropriate for Easter, the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The book says, “They roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their terrible eyes and showed their terrible claws till Max said “BE STILL!” and tamed with the magic trick of staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once and they were frightened and called him the most wild thing of all and made him king of all wild things.”

Later, it adds, “And Max the king of all wild things was lonely and wanted to be where someone loved him best of all.”

Most significantly, after this reading of this most unbefitting Easter storybook, in a total non-sequitur but with great veiled meaning, Obama states, “If you’re a wild thing, you can’t be scared of Beasts.” (The word Beast is never mentioned in the book, raising Congressional eyebrows).

The point is, of course, that in the Bible, in the book of Revelation, the “Beast” is cited several times as being the major opponent of God’s people during the “final days.”

Did Obama, while simultaneously seducing and horrifying little children, reveal himself to us as Satan once again by telling us not to fear the Beast during the Apocalypse? Here is the video, which the Congress is weighing as additional evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7TF2gZd8Pk

Also germane is Obama’s choice of his favorite book in adulthood, “Song of Solomon,” by Toni Morrison, which is rife with the occult, voodoo and witchcraft – central themes of this author’s body of work, which is classified as “magical realism.”

And the famed King Solomon of the Bible, of course, practiced paganism, demonism, witchcraft, and even worshipped the Ammonite god Molek. Molek was believed to enjoy the smell of burning children, so the ancient Hebrews burned their own children in sacrificial fires to this god.

America’s representatives in Washington are concerned that this says something about Obama’s belief set which goes contrary to the President’s rhetoric.

OBAMA: “END DAYS” TO BE MY LEGACY

A third episode, which is of concern to Congress took place before a large and elite audience: the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, with over 2000 guests from the world of media, entertainment, politics and business.

Again, Obama seemed to suggest that he was Satan, this time in his keynote address to the crowed – traditionally a humorous affair.

For one thing, he jokingly claimed to be Muslim, saying that his 5-time-a-day prayer regime to Allah was “strenuous.”

But was Obama just couching the truth in humor when he said, “Just this week, Michele Bachmann actually predicted that I would bring about the Biblical end of days. Now, that’s a legacy. That’s big. I mean, Lincoln, Washington, they didn’t do that.”

Here is the full text:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/05/03/remarks-president-white-house-correspondents-dinner

Was Obama again sending us a hidden message that he is indeed Satan, with a wish to bring about the end of the world in the final battle between good and evil?

Congress increasingly seems to think so.

OBAMA’S FAUX MIRACLE IN JAMAICA

Also of concern to Congress is a cynically staged photographed of Obama as he was leaving from an official visit to Jamaica (one of the few countries which still welcomes the Lord of the Flies).

White House photographer Pete Souza staged his departing photo to show a rainbow coming out of Obama’s hand as he bid farewell on Air Force I, as seen here:
https://medium.com/vantage/behind-the-lens-somewhere-under-the-rainbow-c61928816cfd

The significance of this photo can only be described in Biblical terms as the Satanic trick of a “false miracle” – a photo which Souza himself has said he deliberately staged.

Congressmen are looking to 2 Thessalonians 2:9, which prophecies the return of Jesus Christ.

“The coming of the lawless one will be in accordance with how Satan works. He will use all sorts of displays of power through signs and wonders that serve the lie…”

So, is Barack Obama really Satan?

Members of Congress are saying that he sure seems to want us to think so.

And, just as an aside: George Bush Sr.’s nickname in the Skull & Bones Club at Yale was Magog – the Biblical name for land in present day Turkey from which Satan would gather his followers for a final confrontation against God’s people.

Just some observations from someone with sources inside the Congress.

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