Barack Obama addresses the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, July 27, 2016.
WASHINGTON – Actor James Woods tweeted the once unmentionable over the weekend about Barack Obama.
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"He is a Muslim," wrote Woods. "He can deny it, his apologists in the media can refute it, and his enablers can promote a narrative that he is a Christian. It's a pack of lies. Obama is a Muslim and that is where his allegiance lies. Always has. Always will."
The statement came in response to this tweet: "Obama targeted Christian Churches and Conservative Charities with the IRS, but ordered investigations into Hezbollah to be stopped. Let that sink in."
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He is a Muslim. He can deny it, his apologists in the media can refute it, and his enablers can promote a narrative that he is a Christian. It’s a pack of lies. Obama is a Muslim and that is where his allegiance lies. Always has. Always will. https://t.co/jZs1wK851B
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) December 24, 2017
Regarding the Hezbollah comment, Woods, the star of movies including "Once Upon a Time in America," "Ghosts of Mississippi," "Salvador," "The Onion Field" and "John Q," was referring to Obama's decision as president to terminate a probe in Hezbollah's drug and arms dealing as well as human trafficking."
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