ODS at WND: 5 headlines

By Aziz P. -
Steven Waldman looks at World Net Daily today and lists the top headlines:

Now terrorists swoon over Biden (Yes, Biden!)

Obama funded foreign thug who promised Islamic state Agreement with Muslims
pledged to protect terrorists, throttle Christians, impose Shariah

How Obama friend tried to give nation to Muslim minority
Read 3-page agreement that promised to Islamize Kenya, protect terrorists

Gadhafi: Obama a Muslim, studied in Islamic schools
Says Arab world campaign contributions 'may enable him to win U.S. presidency'

Test shows Ayers penned Obama's 'Dreams'
Exclusive: Jack Cashill offers more proof radical wrote memoir

News agency seeks outlet for Michelle Obama tapes
Promises to show campaign is covering up her rant calling Corsi 'evil'

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