The narrative continues to disintegrate before our very eyes…
Terrorist, communist, and model progressive Bill Ayers apparently had a ghost-writing gig he's kept secret until now.
Last Thursday evening at Montclair State University, with a video camera rolling, Bill Ayers volunteered that yes indeed he had written the acclaimed Barack Obama memoir, Dreams from My Father.
Jack Cashill continues on American Thinker:
Unprompted, Ayers also noted that while Dreams deserves its praise, Obama's second opus, Audacity of Hope, is "more of a political hack book."
Not surprisingly, Ayers retreated into irony as he ended the session. "Yeah, yeah," he said after confirming again that he wrote Dreams, "And if you help me prove it, I'll split the royalties with you. Thank you very much."
With his final comment, the Ayers-friendly audience laughed in relief. The media will laugh nervously upon seeing the video as well. The White House will not.
Barack Obama knows what I know and what the people who have read my book, Deconstructing Obama, know: Bill Ayers is the principal craftsman behind Dreams. The evidence is overwhelming.
Ayers also established, as I have contended from the beginning, that he is not the author of Audacity of Hope. Although Obama claims unique authorship of this book too, it was, as Ayers suggests, a disingenuous feint to the center written by committee.
Worse for Obama still, Ayers knows that the story he and Obama contrived in Dreams is false in many key details. The fact that Donald Trump has proved willing to challenge that story has got to make the White House even more apprehensive.
As was obvious in his speech at Montclair, Ayers does not like the application of force in Libya, and this may have been his own way of retaliating. Consider it a shot across Obama's bow. The White House will.
Good lord! I wonder what the Kool-Aid drinkers and ass-kissers will say now?
What's next, I wonder? 
I think Ayers was jesting here.
Has anyone read Dinesh D'Souza's The Roots of Obama's Rage? D'Souza notes the inaccuracies in Dreams from My Father and also uses it to analyze Obama's world view.
But why is it not interesting that a radical revolutionary is calmly helping a college audience to know how to commit revolution in this country?
There were multiple red flags with Obama as presidential candidate, clearly more than usual and more serious than usual. Ayers was one of them. They were all ignored, downplayed or rationalized away, certainly by the media, which was to be expected, but also by the voters. I simply cannot respect someone who'd vote for a candidate as exceedingly suspect as Obama was for such a high office. It goes beyond irresponsibility. Such voters are a danger to the public welfare, and while they have the right to screw themselves over, they do not have the right to screw over anybody else. Anyone can make an honest mistake, of course, but that's clearly not what we're talking about here. It's very disturbing to know so many people cannot be depended upon or trusted to behave rationally.
Many a truth is often said in jest. I think he was being truthful.