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Melania Trump, the wife
of U.S. presidential candidate, Donald Trump, is in hot
water for plagiarizing the 2008 speech of then First Lady in
waiting,
Michelle Obama. There are similarities between Trump's
speech last night at the Republican National
Convention and Obama's words from the Democratic
National Convention 8-years priors. Ironically, Michelle
Obama's speech plagiarized the works of Saul Alinsky.
The individuals that wrote Melania Trump's speech did her a great disservice. This was
her debut on the political stage. It was not the time to
steal from others. Actually, it's never the right time to
steal from others, as it is morally wrong. Trump is a
university educated woman who speaks five languages. She's
no fool. Next time she should rely on her own words.
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Barack Obama's acts of plagiarism
The irony is, Michelle
Obama has plagiarized other people's
speeches and online copyrighted articles for her own public use. Her
husband, president Barack Obama, has repeatedly plagiarized speeches and
copyrighted articles online for his own use, which is also dishonest.
Previously, the Judiciary Report broke the story regarding
Obama spying on journalists and bloggers, which was later
confirmed by news developments (New
Scandal Erupts Regarding The FBI And Justice Department Monitoring
Calls Of AP Reporters Confirming Previous Site Claims).
Obama has taken his plagiarism to new heights, in having
resentful, disgruntled FBI agents spy on scientists,
doctors, scholars, journalists and bloggers, then relay
private, hacked emails, computer documents and transcripts of their
illegally recorded calls to
him, which he then uses in his speeches and political policies,
without permission or credit. Obama
is unlawfully mining innocent people's emails, computers, calls for his
personal use, which is dishonest, highly unethical and
criminal.
Donald Trump and Melania Trump
Both Obamas have
plagiarized this time stamped, copyrighted website on noted
occasions and that
of many of my blogging peers, who have publicly complained
of the president lifting items from their work without
attribution. Presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, has
also been plagiarizing people's work left, right and center
for her speeches. Not to mention, it looked crazy the way
Clinton kept mimicking the words and actions of former rival
Bernie Sanders. Anyone of sound mind who is incapable of
independent, original thought is a poor leader.
The grand issue with such
behavior is this tells the public you are incapable of
thinking for yourself and thereby unqualified. It also sets
a terrible example for the nation, promoting a culture of
theft and dishonesty from the government stage. Anyone
who wishes to reason this poor, dishonest conduct away, do
remember universities kick people out for plagiarism.
STORY SOURCE
Michelle Obama Copied Alinsky in Speech Melania Trump Allegedly Plagiarized
19 Jul 2016 - Melania Trump, wife of
imminent Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and
potential First Lady, faces accusations of plagiarism after
several passages in her speech to the Republican National
Convention in Cleveland appeared to echo lines from Michelle
Obama’s speech to the Democratic National Convention (DNC)
in Denver. Trump’s wife joins Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama
and Joe Biden as accused plagiarists. Even Michelle Obama
was accused of plagiarizing part of her own 2008 DNC speech.
Barack Obama: “Don’t tell me words don’t
matter.” As then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) surpassed Hillary
Clinton in the Democratic primary, largely on the strength
of his oratory, Clinton said that Obama’s record was “just
words.” Obama responded in a speech whose refrain was lifted
from then-Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick. The Obama
campaign did not even bother to refute the claim. Instead,
it circulated examples of lines that it said Clinton herself
had borrowed from Obama. The left media defended Obama,
saying that he had not committed plagiarism, but merely, at
worst, “poor footnoting.”
Hillary Clinton: “No bank can be too big to
fail, no executive too powerful to jail.” After the Obama
campaign accused Clinton of stealing lines in 2008 — a claim
supplemented by The New Republic, which accused her of
stealing lines from then-Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) — she
ought to have learned her lesson. But in 2016, she stole
lines from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who responded by
telling NBC News’ Meet the Press, jokingly: “We’re looking
into the copyright issues here.” Clinton was accused of
lifting other lines, too — and Sanders supporters responded
on Twitter with the wry hashtag: #StealtheBern.
Joe Biden: “My ancestors who worked in the
coal mines…”. Biden was found to have borrowed heavily from
the oratory — and the biography — of British Labour Party
leader Neal Kinnock, without attribution. In addition, it
was discovered he had committed plagiarism while in law
school. The scandal helped bring down Biden’s presidential
campaign in 1988 — though Biden’s angry outburst at a
reporter — “I think I probably have a much higher IQ than
you do, I suspect” — didn’t help, either.
Michelle Obama: “…the world as it should
be.” In 2008, the aspiring First Lady was accused by
bloggers of lifting lines for her DNC speech from Saul
Alinsky. Alinsky wrote, in Rules for Radicals (emphasis
added): “The standards of judgment must be rooted in the
whys and wherefores of life as it is lived, the world as it
is, not our wished-for fantasy of the world as it should
be.” Michelle Obama said: “And Barack stood up that day, and
he spoke words that have stayed with me ever since. He
talked about ‘the world as it is‘ and ‘the world as it
should be.'” (Perhaps Mr. Obama who left out the
attribution.)...
http://www.breitbart.com
FLASHBACK: Obama Was Busted Plagiarizing Governor Deval Patrick In 2008
Posted Tuesday, July 19th 2016 - The
mainstream media is up in arms about similarities between
passages found in the speech delivered by Melania Trump
during Monday's Republican National Convention and a few
lines from the 2008 Democratic Convention speech delivered
by Michelle Obama. However, it wasn't too long ago that the
media turned a blind eye when President Barack Obama was
busted plagiarizing some of the most memorable lines from
his speeches.
In 2008, then-candidate Obama was found to
have plagiarized the speeches of former Massachusetts
Governor Deval Patrick on a number of occasions. "I am not
asking anyone to take a chance on me, I'm asking you to take
a chance on your own aspirations," Patrick said in a speech
delivered in June of 2006. Obama repeated the line verbatim
in a speech in South Carolina in November of 2007. In
addition, Obama's famous refrain of "just words" in a 2008
speech was lifted directly from a speech Governor Patrick
delivered in October of 2006.
When the Clinton campaign cried foul, The
New York Times reported: With the next round of voters
set to weigh in on the Democratic presidential race, Senator
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign on Monday accused Senator
Barack Obama of committing plagiarism in a weekend speech.
Mr. Obama dismissed the charge as absurd and desperate.
Mr. Obama told reporters he should have
credited Gov. Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, a friend, for
a passage in a speech he delivered on Saturday in Milwaukee.
But Mr. Obama said his rival was "carrying it too far."
While the Obama campaign might have been dismissive of the
charges, the video evidence made it absolutely clear that
the then-Illinois Senator did indeed lift passages directly
from Governor Patrick. Take a look for yourself:
FLASHBACK: Obama plagiarized — George W. Bush!
July 19, 2016 - As the media whips up
controversy over Melania Trump’s speech to the Republican
National Convention on Monday, they likely won’t remind
voters about the times President Obama was accused of
lifting words from others. For George W. Bush speechwriter
Marc Thiessen accused Obama of plagiarizing portions of
President Bush’s 2007 State of the Union address.
Talking to Megyn Kelly about Obama’s 2014
State of the Union speech, Thiessen said, “It was eerily
familiar. There were lines like ‘Our job is to help
Americans build a future of hope and opportunity, a future
of hope and opportunity begins with a growing economy, a
future of hope and opportunity requires that all citizens
have affordable and available healthcare, extending
opportunity and hope depends on a stable supply of energy,’
all of that came from the 2007 State of the Union from
George W. Bush.” He added, “Barack Obama has gone from
blaming George W. Bush to plagiarizing George W. Bush.”...
