Did D'Souza Hit a Nerve?

From Richard Butrick at American Thinker:

Ridiculed. Lampooned. Denigrated. That was the reaction that Dinesh D'Souza got upon launching his thesis about President Obama's mindset in his 2010 Forbes article, "How Obama Thinks." He argued in effect that president Obama's mindset was locked and loaded with the blame-colonialism doctrine that is still alive and well in post-colonial Asia and Africa.

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The question, then, is one of connecting the dots. And the dots are lining up in favor of the D'Souza thesis.

Let me just recount some dot alignment presented by D'Souza.

How does one connect these dots?

(1) Obama backs offshore drilling in Brazil but not the US

(2) The Gulf oil spill is used as an occasion to lecture the US on the evils of our fossil fuel consumption.

(3) Obama backs a 100 million dollar mosque near Ground Zero but turns a blind eye to the prohibition in many Arab countries against building any new churches.

(4) Supports the release of the Lockerbie bomber but incarcerates the producer of an anti-Mohamed film.

(5) NASA Chief Charles Bolden announced that from now on the primary mission of America's space agency would be to improve relations with the Muslim world.

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Now add in the actions of his enforcer-in-chief, Holder.

(1) Low rate of Black home ownership? Racist banks.

(2) High rate of Black unemployment? Racist hiring practices.

(3) High rate of Black high school dropouts? Racist high school disciplinary practices.

(4) Income inequality of Black and Hispanics? Racist, exclusionary corporate culture.

(5) Turmoil in the Middle East? Hatred of the US? Orientalism, imperialism, colonialism, jingoism - aka racism.

(6) and now the Obama administration, led by Holder, has decided that Islam is a race. Therefore to examine or even to adduce a Muslim's Islamic beliefs about jihad, beheading, violence against kuffar ("infidels"), or re-establishing a caliphate is tantamount to racism.

I remember this article and thought D'Souza experience growing up in Mumbia India had influenced his though process a bit too much. But it seems as if D'Souza was much more accurate than anyone gave him credit for.