He was raised a muslim, went to a church that damned America, and his pastor said his church made it comfortable to be at that church because obama wouldn't have to renounce his muslim background. Those are the facts, no matter how much leftists wish to surpress them. When he says he wants to fundamentally change America, he means it.
Ditto. I didn't initially believe he could accomplish his "fundamental transformation". (Then again why would a POTUS want to fundamentally transform the best country on the planet.... unless he were actually a sworn enemy of our country?.) I had no idea he'd (1) LIES HIS ASS OFF ABOUT EVERYTHING in order to get elected, (2) defy the US Constitution at virtually every turn and (3) the Constitution's "Checks and Balances" by the Congress and the Supreme Court would let him get away with it. I believe Obama WANTS TO SEE AMERICA AS PART OF THE WORLD WIDE CALIPHATE OF ISLAM AND LIVING UNDER SHARIA LAW! He can't orchestrate that immediately and with only 8 years in office, but he's doing his damnedest to push America down that path as fast as the ignorant and greedy will allow him to get away with. It's like Hitler and the Nazis.... when they were leading Germany down the path of destruction (thanks to Hitler's megalomania)... and everybody was passively going along. Eventually, the citizenry "woke up", but by then it was too late. America is in BIG, BIG TROUBLE!!
The real purpose of Netanyahu's speech, did you see the 'Queenlike' wave he lavished out to the crowd? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Netanyahu Speaks, Money Talks Everything you need to know about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress Tuesday was the presence in the visitor's gallery of one man -- Sheldon Adelson.
The day I spend 24/7 cutting and pasting dozens of new threads a day...you can make that suggestion... Sorry to hear about your affliction though...my sympathies to your caregiver.
Benjamin Netanyahu's not-so-prescient 2002 message to Congress about Iraq Netanyahu was a rather aggressive Iraq hawk back in the early 2000s. "There is no question whatsoever that Saddam is seeking, is working, is advancing towards to the development of nuclear weapons," Netanyahu said in 2002 testimony to Congress. "Once Saddam has nuclear weapons, the terror network will have nuclear weapons," Not only did Netanyahu get the nuclear issue wrong — Saddam was not building a nuclear program after all — but he incorrectly predicted that the war would inspire an Iranian democratic uprising that would topple the theocratic regime. "If you take out Saddam, Saddam's regime, I guarantee you that it will have enormous positive reverberations on the region," Netanyahu claimed. "And I think that people sitting right next door in Iran, young people, and many others, will say the time of such regimes, of such despots is gone." ------------- ---------- In the Vox article there is a link to what Bibi had said more than 20 years ago regarding Iran getting the bomb. For those who began to follow politics because of that black guy, you really do have a ton of history to review.
Time to list the repubs as a commodity on the CME. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bibi Using Congressional Address In New Campaign Ad, Just As Critics Warned WASHINGTON -- When House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) announced he had invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address a joint session of Congress just a few weeks ahead of an Israeli election, he was criticized for giving Netanyahu a platform to boost his campaign. The United States has a policy of not meeting with foreign leaders in advance of elections, so as not to appear to be tilting the electoral balance. But Netanyahu insisted that his motivations had nothing to do with the election, and that the timing of the speech was demanded by the urgency of the Iran nuclear negotiations. There was simply no time to waste. Already, however, Netanyahu is using his speech as a prop in a campaign commercial back in Israel, where the prime minister is shown basking in the applause of members of Congress who did not boycott his speech. With five days left until the Israeli elections, Netanyahu launched the 80-second campaign ad above, featuring his controversial address along with footage of rockets being launched. The ad opens with Netanyahu addressing his main rival, Isaac Herzog, who has vowed to freeze settlement construction near Israel’s pre-1967 borders. “With you, it’s if you did not evacuate [the settlements], you did nothing!” Netanyahu says. He then goes on to list his accomplishments as prime minister, claiming credit for securing additional sanctions against Iran and providing the Israeli military with thousands of interceptors for the Iron Dome during last summer’s Gaza War. Congress approved both the sanctions and the additional funding for the Iron Dome. "We have accomplished ... and we will continue to accomplish!” Netanyahu triumphantly says at the end of the ad.