What Is the Extent of Senator Obama's Relationship with Weather Underground Bombers Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn?

"Dig it! First they killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them. They even shoved a fork into the victim's stomach! Wild!"---Weather Underground leader Bernardine Dohrn celebrating the murders orchestrated by Charles Manson

I have posted a series of articles detailing the research done by Stanley Kurtz [search] into Senator Obama's funding of radical educators. According to Kurtz, the money went to indoctrinate rather than educate Chicago's children.

Zombietime has just published an article titled "Barack Obama's Close Encounter with the Weather Underground" (10-27-08).

Jack Cashill has published an article titled "Science Points to Ayers Authorship of Obama's Dreams" (10-29-08). This article is the latest in a series of articles that make the case that Weather Underground terrorist Bill Ayers ghostwrote Senator Obama's memoir Dreams from My Father (1995).

Youtube has posted an interview with Larry Grathwohl, who infiltrated the Weather Underground. He describes the Weather Underground's plan to set up reeducation camps in the American Southwest and to eliminate 25 million people who refused to be reeducated. The interview appeared in the 1982 documentary No Place to Hide.

Larry Grathwohl, an FBI informant who infiltrated the terrorist Weather Underground Organization (WUO) in the late 1960s, published a book (as told to Frank Reagan) called Bringing Down America (1976). This book was published a year after Grathwohl testified about the WUO in the Senate on 10-18-74.

FOX News has just aired an interview with Larry Grathwohl (10-29-08). Grathwohl describes bombing plots hatched by Bill Ayers. Ayers wanted nails put in the bombs so they would kill more people. Grathwohl also claims that Bernardine Dorhn and Bill Ayers were involved in the 1970 bombing that killed a San Francisco policeman named Brian McDonnell.

Bill Ayers and his wife Bernardine Dohrn authored the communist revolutionary manifesto Praire Fire (1974) while they were underground.