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A Fraud You Can Believe In |
The hopes and prayers of the American people have finally been
answered with the election of a new president: A fraud they can believe
in.
Yes, and even as Barack Obama demonstrates he is a fraud,
phony and hypocrite par excellence -- who also happens to be in way over
his head -- the American people still believe in him. Yes, love is
grand and his approval rating is still miraculously high. If the
truth were known, that approval rating would be sinking lower than the
stock market, home prices or the economy.
I doubted he was the
Messiah, but now I’m not sure. When a president can be the
greatest wealth destroyer in history and still maintain high approval
ratings, maybe he does have supernatural powers. What’s more he is
god-like. It is said God so loved the poor that he made many of
them; Mr. Obama is almost outdoing God by turning so many into poor
people.
As I surveyed the disaster that is the Obama
administration, I was surprised by how many memorable statements of the
past put the present and the president into such clear perspective.
I have a weakness for books of quotations and I was re-reading that
fascinating book by Robert Byrne titled, The 2,548 Best Things Anybody
Ever Said.
In it, I came across the quote that describes our
recent American history so perfectly. Will Durst, a comedian, put
it perfectly when he said, "Voters want a fraud they can believe in."
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Of Course He's A Socialist |
The real question is, how does he feel about America?
His
favorite Sunday preacher for the last twenty years is simply obsessed
with a frothing hatred for this country. His good buddies Bill and
Bernardine have been expressing their rage loud and proud since the
Sixties.
Newsweek tells us we're all socialists now.
That's an obvious lie, because the Newsweek socialists like Evan Thomas
suffer from regular nightmares that American conservatives will find
another Ronald Reagan. But that raised the question of socialism.
Obama danced away from it, of course, when a NYT reporter actually asked
him. Whoooo me?
Well, anybody who reads the New Media
knows the answer already; and anybody who doesn't know, doesn't want to
know. None so blind as will not see.
Our socialists will
tell us is that there are 57 varieties of socialism, so that dreaded
word doesn't really mean anything after all. Well, tell that to
100 million dead people over the 20th century from Stalin to Mao.
Tell it to people starving this very day in North Korea. Tell it
to the thousands of Cubans who took to rubber rafts to get to this
country. Tell it to the UN-ocrats who are enabling Sudanese
genocide because Muslims have an alliance with European socialists at
the UN.
Socialism is internationalist, and that means a genuine
dual loyalty for a president of the United States. Marxists are
convinced there is an inevitable contradiction between love of country
and love of humanity. That's why it's called the Socialist
International, and why the anthem is the Internationale. They
haven't made a secret of it. Internationalist fervor controls
their actions, including very successful efforts to whip up black
feelings against whites, women against men, and everybody against
capitalism, no matter how many billions of people it has raised out of
poverty. The whole point about the global warming scam is to
empower the internationalist Ruling Class.
All the divisions
stoked up by our "idealistic" socialists cut across national boundaries,
and the result is to weaken national identities. That's why
liberals can't think of a good word to say for this country.
That's why Britain is losing its identity to Brussels and the
Euro-Soviet Union. When Hillary was running for president, one of
her first moves was to drop the word "internationalism" into the media,
as a code word to all the True Believers. They got the message,
but she still lost because to the Left a young black man is sexier than
an aging white female. The Democrats made their decision based on
race and gender, and proudly so. That's what it means to be
Progressive.
I think Obama is a Third World socialist.
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Troops To The Border |
Obama
weighed in Wednesday on the escalating drug war on the U.S.-Mexico
border, saying that he was looking at possibly deploying National Guard
troops to contain the violence but ruled out any immediate military
move.
"We're going to examine whether and if National Guard
deployments would make sense and under what circumstances they would
make sense," Obama said during an interview with journalists for
regional papers, including a McClatchy reporter.
"I don't have a
particular tipping point in mind," he said. "I think it's unacceptable
if you've got drug gangs crossing our borders and killing U.S.
citizens."
Obama was cautious, however. "We've got a very
big border with Mexico," he said. "I'm not interested in
militarizing the border."
The president praised Calderon, "who I
believe is really working hard and taking some extraordinary risks under
extraordinary pressure to deal with the drug cartels and the
corresponding violence that's erupted along the borders."
Rep.
Loretta Sanchez, D-Calif., chair of a key subcommittee on border
security, will hold a hearing Thursday on Mexican border violence.
"Last week Mexico sent an additional 3,200 soldiers to the border,"
Sanchez said in a prepared opening statement for the hearing,
"increasing the total number of Mexican soldiers combating drug cartels
to more than 45,000."
Sanchez chairs the House Committee on
Homeland Security's subcommittee on border, maritime and global
counterterrorism.
"It should be noted that over 200 U.S. citizens
have been killed in this drug war, either because they were involved in
the cartels or were innocent bystanders," she said. "With those
concerns in mind, it is essential that the Department of Homeland
Security, along with other relevant departments, continue to pursue a
contingency plan to address 'spillover' violence along our border."
If Obama does send the military
to the border, I hope he let's them take bullets. |
China Demands End Of Surveillance |
China's Defense Ministry has
demanded that the U.S. Navy end surveillance missions off the
country's southern coast following a weekend confrontation between an
American vessel and Chinese ships.
In its first public comment on
the Sunday episode, the ministry repeated earlier statements from the
Foreign Ministry that the unarmed U.S. ship was operating illegally
inside China's exclusive economic zone when it was challenged by three
Chinese government ships and two Chinese-flagged trawlers.
"The
Chinese side's carrying out of routine enforcement and safeguarding
measures within its exclusive economic zone was entirely appropriate and
legal," ministry spokesman Huang Xueping said in a statement faxed
overnight to reporters.
"We demand the United States respect our
legal interests and security concerns, and take effective measures to
prevent a recurrence of such incidents," Huang said.
China's
claim to the entire South China Sea and its hundreds of islands and
reefs overlaps with those of a half-dozen other nations, leading to
occasional clashes and standoffs. Increasingly, China's rapid naval
upgrade, exemplified by the Hainan base, is putting muscle behind its
arguments.
President and Communist Party leader Hu Jintao, who
also heads the commissions overseeing the armed forces, called on the
military Wednesday to pick up the pace of modernization to "resolutely
safeguard the country's sovereignty, security and territorial
integrity."
China's territorial claims are sharpened still more
by Beijing's interpretation of the United Nations Convention on the Law
of the Sea. China sees the convention as giving it the right to ban a
broad range of activities within its exclusive economic zone. That
grates against the U.S. position that the Navy ships were in
international waters and therefore have the right to conduct surveying.
Those dueling claims also lay at the heart of the last major
confrontation between the two militaries, a 2001 midair collision
between a Chinese fighter jet and a U.S. spy plane in international air
space south of Hainan.
This time, Beijing appears to be pressing
its stance even harder, citing both the U.N. convention and its own
domestic laws and regulations. |
Top Aide Balks At Obama Plan
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A former top aide to Gen. David Petraeus
criticized President Barack Obama's decision to remove combat troops
from Iraq within 19 months, saying he "assumed more risk than he should
have" in order to fulfill a campaign promise.
Peter Mansoor, who
served as executive officer to Petraeus during his time in Iraq,
contended in a visit to Manhattan that the military's own 36-month
timetable for a drawdown was "much less risky." That's because it
would have left heavy U.S. forces in Iraq through the upcoming Iraqi
elections and the subsequent jockeying for positions in the national
government.
By ordering a faster pullout, Obama "has created a
new perception in the minds of the Iraqi people" that the U.S. is
cutting ties, and that Iraqi politicians in the elections will "begin
posturing themselves for the day after" the U.S. troops leave. |
Obama Ready To Talk To Hamas |
There is deep concern among Palestinian Authority President
Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah organization that the U.S. government has
changed its attitude toward Hamas and may be ready to end the
terrorist group's isolation, a senior PA negotiator told WND.
"Three years of the siege against Hamas is ending," said the PA
negotiator, speaking from Ramallah on condition his name be withheld.
"There is a new policy in the Obama administration regarding Hamas.
We are concerned Hamas is starting to be a legitimate player in the
equation of the Mideast and the PA."
The negotiator met last
week with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Asked by WND whether
Clinton or any other U.S. official expressed direct support for opening
U.S. dialogue with Hamas, the PA negotiator replied, "No. But there are
troubling signs."
He pointed to recent U.S. support for a unity
government between Hamas and Fatah.
"This is the first time the
U.S. has supported such a unity government. There was no objection
from the U.S. about Hamas joining the PA," he said.
Kerry the commie is involved --
again --
talking with the enemy -- again. |
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