Get ready for some criticism aimed at Barry Christ for his Messianic Complex.

Obama was waxing lyrical about last week’s trip to Europe, when he concluded, according to the meeting attendee, “this is the moment, as Nancy [Pelosi] noted, that the world is waiting for.”

The 200,000 souls who thronged to his speech in Berlin came not just for him, he told the enthralled audience of congressional representatives. “I have become a symbol of the possibility of America returning to our best traditions,” he said, according to the source.

He then proceeded to say, “I’m bigger than Jesus!” And before he left to go for a walk on the Potomac River, he went and sunk a no-look three pointer from way downtown, just like Jesus and Abraham Lincoln.

Conservatives who cannot finish a whole paragraph of text are already painting this as Obama, “starting to believe his own hype” and “truly, totally frightening megalomania.” Even the original Washington Post blog item says he may be beginning to believe the hype, despite the fact that those masters of analysis provide the quote in its much more reasonable context:

“It has become increasingly clear in my travel, the campaign — that the crowds, the enthusiasm, 200,000 people in Berlin, is not about me at all. It’s about America. I have just become a symbol.”

Of course, it’s quite uncommon for Megalomaniacs to say it’s “not about me at all,” but let’s not let context get in the way of our accurate portrayal of Barry as an effete Halfrican Messianic Muslamic Antichrist.

Obama’s Symbolic Importance [The Washington Post]
Obama starting to believe his own hype? [Tony Phyrillas]
Truly, totally frightening Megalomania from Obama [Thoughts Of A Conservative Christian]