No conspiracy, just an irreverent and disgustingly disrespectful slam on Old Glory and our American heritage, history and sacrifice from the bowels of Obamunism.
Some other adjectives that come to mind are contemptuous, insulting, rude, cheeky, irreverent, impolite, impudent, discourteous, uncivil, and ill-bred.
That's Obama for you.
What’s This Flag, Obama: Conspiracy?
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Controversy has arisen over the flag President Obama has begun selling on his barackobama 2012 election campaign store. The flag, which looks like the American flag except with the Obama logo and five red stripes instead of the usual 50 stars and 7 red stripes. The red stripes on the Obama flag don't look straight, but rather like smudges of paint. The similarity of the five red stripes to five bloody fingerprints on a wall has created conspiracy theories and controversy.
The blogger "We the People of the United States" (WPOTUS) outlined a few of the conspiracy theories in his blog entry "What’s This Flag, Obama?" (aka "WTF, OBAMA??!!!!!").
Michelle Malkin posted some tweets of people comparing Obama's flag to the blood stains in Benghazi, Libya, where Islamic supremacists assassinated the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.

I don't believing the artists Ross Bruggink and Dan Olson of Studio MPLS designed the Obama flag with the Benghazi blood stains in mind. I don't know the timing of the artists' creating the Obama flag, but it appeared on the website for the first time in September 2012 -- the same month as the Benghazi attack.
WTPOTUS.WORDPRESS.COM reports:


The blogger "We the People of the United States" (WPOTUS) outlined a few of the conspiracy theories in his blog entry "What’s This Flag, Obama?" (aka "WTF, OBAMA??!!!!!").
Michelle Malkin posted some tweets of people comparing Obama's flag to the blood stains in Benghazi, Libya, where Islamic supremacists assassinated the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.

I don't believing the artists Ross Bruggink and Dan Olson of Studio MPLS designed the Obama flag with the Benghazi blood stains in mind. I don't know the timing of the artists' creating the Obama flag, but it appeared on the website for the first time in September 2012 -- the same month as the Benghazi attack.
WTPOTUS.WORDPRESS.COM reports:
WTF, OBAMA??!!!!! What’s This Flag, Obama? The Obama campaign is selling a flag that they call “our stripes”. Many suspect that they understand the subliminal symbolism of this new flag.


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DavE 2012/09/21 10:51:30WTF? What the Flag?






















1) He's ticked off black evangelicals b/c of his support of LGBT
2) He's ticked off the legal hispanics b/c of his support of illegal aliens
3) He's ticked off the geriatrics by gutting Medicare
4) He's ticked off the catholics b/c of the birth control mandate
5) And he has now ticked off the veterans, maybe not a high majority of the veterans, but probably a high majority of the geriatric veterans who served during WW2 and the geriatric crowd I would think would be the age group of people who are most likely to get out and vote by this muslim countries fiasco and turning the Flag into this.
He's running out of demographics to tick off...
Notice how the fifty states have been removed for the single symbol of the Obama administration.
Look familiar?
Like this one, on sale for $10 on EBAY:
Oh, and GWB wrote on the American flag:
It's a campaign gimmick, which has been done a thousand times beforehand, and none of you wankers bitched your tits off then.
To what end is the purpose of this is the question that needs to be answered. That answer may indicate conspiracy or it may just Obama's traditional lack of respect and disdain for the US and everything associated with the US.
At the very least, by putting this stuff out there you're perpetuating the right wing hate machine.
I know you don't agree with the President's politics and policies. That's not the issue. The issue is that you're stirring up hatred by pretending these things are credible and worth talking about. Politicians use patriotic imagery, particularly in election years. The only reason the poster in question is an issue is because right wing hate mongers insist on making it one.