I was thinking about this great general today.
He was a General of the confederate states who were
trying to break away from the union. He was known as "Stonewall"
because of his refusal to move during certain battles in the face of
great odds. It was said that he was unmovable as a stone wall.
It then hit me, here is a man who did not want to follow the union any further.
This would mean he was no longer standing for the Constitution of the "United States".
I hate to compare the two and will only take it as far as this.
Both men did not like the government of the United States.
Both men do not support the Constitution, and Obama,
like Jackson, seems to be standing like a stonewall against great odds and
opposition to his plans. It doesn't matter what the American people want.
Neither does he seem to hear the voice, a rather loud cry of the people,
who oppose his agenda.
I could also bring up how Jackson was finally defeated and say, "keep
the faith", as I believe the conservative American people will eventually
win out and defeat this rebel leader.
In the light of comparison between this great souther General and our present Commander in Chief,
I would like to bestow the honor of Jackson's nickname upon him. I would like to change the name
of Barack Hussain Obama to Barack Stonewall Obama.
I feel this would be a well deserved honor.
His initials would now be, BS Obama.
