The Apology

Max E. · Sep 12, 2012

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The Great Obama Apology Tour.

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While on his international tour during the first one hundred days of President Obamaâs presidency he apologized for what he viewed âas the sins of America and his predecessors.â In France Obama said that America âhas shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive toward Europe.â In Prague, Obama said that America has âa moral responsibility to actâ on arms control because only the U.S. had âused a nuclear weapon.â And in Latin America, Obama said the U.S. had not âpursued and sustained engagement with our neighborsâ because we âfailed to see that our own progress is tied directly to progress throughout the Americas.â [1]

Then White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs defended Obamaâs apologies. Gibbs said that Obama has âchanges the images of America around the worldâ and made the U.S. âsafer and stronger.â Mr. Gibbs gives evidence to this by pointing to the absence of protestors during the Summit of the America. [3] Really? Can anyone say that Obama has made America stronger or more respected?

While in Europe Obama was asked if he believes in American exceptionalism. He said he did-in the same way that âthe Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks in Greek exceptionalism.â That is another way of saying âNo.â [1}

While in France in 2009 Obama pleased the French by saying âIn America, thereâs a failure to appreciate Europeâs leading role in the world. Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been time where America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive.â (2)

During the G20 summit of April 2009 President Obama bowed to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia while holding his hand. {3} The Washington Times referred to the bow as a âshocking display of fealty to a foreign potentateâ, which ran contrary to American tradition of not deferring to royalty. {3}

A Washington Times editorial noted, âBy bending over to show greater respect to Islam, the US president belittled the power and independence of the United States.â âSuch an act is a traditional obeisance befitting a kingâs subjects, not his peer.â{4}

President Obamaâs Department of State has apologized to a family for killing their terrorist son. Their son, Samir Khan was an âal-Qaida propagandist and recruiter.â Khan was the right-hand man to Amwar al-Awlaki, a violently anti-United States al-Qaida leader. Kahn and al-Awlaki were killed in an airstrike in Yemen.{5}

Does Obama believe that we need to transform our nation by presenting ourselves as weak and non-responsive to those who disagree with our ideals?

How can a president of the United States, who took an oath of officeâ to protect and defend the United States of America and its Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic,â be trusted to uphold this oath when he apologizes to our present enemies?

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This doesnt even mention Hillary's fiasco in Russia where she presented the russians with a button which she thought meant "Reset" in russian but it really meant overcharged. To deny that Obama and his crew went on an apology tour you really have to bury your head in the sand.

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pspr · Sep 12, 2012

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This doesnt even mention Hillary's fiasco in Russia where she presented the russians with a button which she thought meant "Reset" in russian but it really meant overcharged. To deny that Obama and his crew went on an apology tour you really have to bury your head in the sand.
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Ha ha ha ha ha. I remember that button fiasco. She should have given them a Staples "Easy" button since Obama is so easy to manipulate for Putin. Like where did the missile defense we promised Europe go?

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The Apology

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