OBAMA FLASHBACK: The Day I'm Inaugurated Muslim Hostility Will Ease

2seaoat wrote:Listen to what he said....it will ultimately lead us to safety.......did you even listen to the tape and what was said?


"the Bush Doctrine", as it came to describe other elements, including the controversial policy of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate; a policy of spreading democracy around the world, especially in the Middle East, as a strategy for combating terrorism;

I voted for Bush. It is agreed by most people that democracy is a stated goal of American interests in this world. The Arab spring is the culmination of years of hard work by State, CIA, and the Defense Department to accomplish those goals. Libya has been freed. Egypt has been freed. Syria is in the process, and Iran will fall. These were our stated goals.........it is a journey, and the idea that President Bush or President Obama would magically reach that goal under their watch is simply ignorant of Foreign Relations.

Oh, and if somebody was kicking your butt.....would your want to try to hurt that person........it does not take a rocket scientist to see Al Queda fingerprints on much of this unrest.....to which I reply DUHHHHHHHHH!

2seaoat wrote:The ultimate battle is a dark ages vision which fights modernity, vs young people who are being connected to a world of change through technology. If anybody thinks that the internet can be put back into the can.....it cannot. It is not a battle which will be won by bombs or jets. It will be won by freedom to watch what you want on TV, tweet, and email ........and the United States is the biggest threat to fundamentalist because they can see young Muslims who are free.

Think of the American Taliban and Elvis......his hips did more to change America than politicians who thought they could stop youth........the revolution has started.

Markle wrote:Yeah, Muslim's everywhere are expressing their love for the appeasement policies of President Barack Hussein Obama.

OBAMA FLASHBACK: "The Day I'm Inaugurated Muslim Hostility Will Ease"

Then-Senator Barack Obama makes the case for an Obama Presidency on November 21, 2007 by saying he is uniquely qualified to bring stability to America's relationships in the Muslim world because he lived in an Islamic country during his youth and his half-sister is Muslim.

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/09/14/FLASHBACK-Obama-The-Day-Im-Inaugurated-Muslim-Hostility-Will-Ease

Markle wrote:Yeah, Muslim's everywhere are expressing their love for the appeasement policies of President Barack Hussein Obama.

OBAMA FLASHBACK: "The Day I'm Inaugurated Muslim Hostility Will Ease"

Then-Senator Barack Obama makes the case for an Obama Presidency on November 21, 2007 by saying he is uniquely qualified to bring stability to America's relationships in the Muslim world because he lived in an Islamic country during his youth and his half-sister is Muslim.

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/09/14/FLASHBACK-Obama-The-Day-Im-Inaugurated-Muslim-Hostility-Will-Ease

2seaoat wrote:I do not think he was naive enough to think that anybody would love him, but he is the American dream which every young kid throughout the world can see that something inherently powerful exists in America......freedom. He is a powerful ambassador, and we will win this battle.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I do not think he was naive enough to think that anybody would love him, but he is the American dream which every young kid throughout the world can see that something inherently powerful exists in America......freedom. He is a powerful ambassador, and we will win this battle.

He's an empty suit that will be the former occupant of the WH in January. I see your true colors coming through though. You were an Obamaite all along.

2seaoat wrote:Listen to what he said....it will ultimately lead us to safety.......did you even listen to the tape and what was said?


"the Bush Doctrine", as it came to describe other elements, including the controversial policy of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate; a policy of spreading democracy around the world, especially in the Middle East, as a strategy for combating terrorism;

I voted for Bush. It is agreed by most people that democracy is a stated goal of American interests in this world. The Arab spring is the culmination of years of hard work by State, CIA, and the Defense Department to accomplish those goals. Libya has been freed. Egypt has been freed. Syria is in the process, and Iran will fall. These were our stated goals.........it is a journey, and the idea that President Bush or President Obama would magically reach that goal under their watch is simply ignorant of Foreign Relations.

Oh, and if somebody was kicking your butt.....would your want to try to hurt that person........it does not take a rocket scientist to see Al Queda fingerprints on much of this unrest.....to which I reply DUHHHHHHHHH!

2seaoat wrote:No, the difference is that I do not hate the man. I have great respect for the man. I simply disagree with many of his policies which I believe are wrong. It is simplistic to think just because I fundamentally disagree with the democratic mantra of more teachers, fire, and police that somehow this translates into concern about the President's foreign policy. I think the President gets an A+ in foreign Relations and a C- on Domestic Policy.

So you think I come on this forum and pretend to be a Republican, and I really am a Democrat. I simply believe that policy is complex, and simplistic and ill informed people cannot distinguish. The President has been a good ambassador for the power of the American Dream and the freedom of our system. Our system will prevail, not because we bark louder, or drop bombs on somebody because they dislike us, but because every human being on this planet is striving for that same American Dream where freedom is a reality.

America is pretty sophisticated. The American Taliban does in fact exist. It too fights modernity. However, ignorance will not prevail in this country despite some of the absurd threads that pass for rational discussion of political issues in America. The Election is over. It was over when Mitt Romney stole the Republican nomination with 9-1 spending to make other good Republicans look bad. President Obama will get 300 electoral votes.......the rest is silliness and like Ann Coulter said.....we will nominate Mitt Romney......we will lose. Is she like me......you know.......a closet Democrat........or is she a realist.

Lurch wrote:
I get a kick out of the ABO crowd frothing at the mouth with their hatred for the man..

Lurch wrote:

2seaoat wrote:No, the difference is that I do not hate the man. I have great respect for the man. I simply disagree with many of his policies which I believe are wrong. It is simplistic to think just because I fundamentally disagree with the democratic mantra of more teachers, fire, and police that somehow this translates into concern about the President's foreign policy. I think the President gets an A+ in foreign Relations and a C- on Domestic Policy.

So you think I come on this forum and pretend to be a Republican, and I really am a Democrat. I simply believe that policy is complex, and simplistic and ill informed people cannot distinguish. The President has been a good ambassador for the power of the American Dream and the freedom of our system. Our system will prevail, not because we bark louder, or drop bombs on somebody because they dislike us, but because every human being on this planet is striving for that same American Dream where freedom is a reality.

America is pretty sophisticated. The American Taliban does in fact exist. It too fights modernity. However, ignorance will not prevail in this country despite some of the absurd threads that pass for rational discussion of political issues in America. The Election is over. It was over when Mitt Romney stole the Republican nomination with 9-1 spending to make other good Republicans look bad. President Obama will get 300 electoral votes.......the rest is silliness and like Ann Coulter said.....we will nominate Mitt Romney......we will lose. Is she like me......you know.......a closet Democrat........or is she a realist.

I think all of your postings on this subject are spot on..
I get a kick out of the ABO crowd frothing at the mouth with their hatred for the man..

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

Lurch wrote:

2seaoat wrote:No, the difference is that I do not hate the man. I have great respect for the man. I simply disagree with many of his policies which I believe are wrong. It is simplistic to think just because I fundamentally disagree with the democratic mantra of more teachers, fire, and police that somehow this translates into concern about the President's foreign policy. I think the President gets an A+ in foreign Relations and a C- on Domestic Policy.

So you think I come on this forum and pretend to be a Republican, and I really am a Democrat. I simply believe that policy is complex, and simplistic and ill informed people cannot distinguish. The President has been a good ambassador for the power of the American Dream and the freedom of our system. Our system will prevail, not because we bark louder, or drop bombs on somebody because they dislike us, but because every human being on this planet is striving for that same American Dream where freedom is a reality.

America is pretty sophisticated. The American Taliban does in fact exist. It too fights modernity. However, ignorance will not prevail in this country despite some of the absurd threads that pass for rational discussion of political issues in America. The Election is over. It was over when Mitt Romney stole the Republican nomination with 9-1 spending to make other good Republicans look bad. President Obama will get 300 electoral votes.......the rest is silliness and like Ann Coulter said.....we will nominate Mitt Romney......we will lose. Is she like me......you know.......a closet Democrat........or is she a realist.

I think all of your postings on this subject are spot on..
I get a kick out of the ABO crowd frothing at the mouth with their hatred for the man..

They are going to be fun to watch the day after the coming election...

2seaoat wrote:Listen to what he said....it will ultimately lead us to safety.......did you even listen to the tape and what was said?


"the Bush Doctrine", as it came to describe other elements, including the controversial policy of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate; a policy of spreading democracy around the world, especially in the Middle East, as a strategy for combating terrorism;

I voted for Bush. It is agreed by most people that democracy is a stated goal of American interests in this world. The Arab spring is the culmination of years of hard work by State, CIA, and the Defense Department to accomplish those goals. Libya has been freed. Egypt has been freed. Syria is in the process, and Iran will fall. These were our stated goals.........it is a journey, and the idea that President Bush or President Obama would magically reach that goal under their watch is simply ignorant of Foreign Relations.

Oh, and if somebody was kicking your butt.....would your want to try to hurt that person........it does not take a rocket scientist to see Al Queda fingerprints on much of this unrest.....to which I reply DUHHHHHHHHH!

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:Listen to what he said....it will ultimately lead us to safety.......did you even listen to the tape and what was said?


"the Bush Doctrine", as it came to describe other elements, including the controversial policy of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate; a policy of spreading democracy around the world, especially in the Middle East, as a strategy for combating terrorism;

I voted for Bush. It is agreed by most people that democracy is a stated goal of American interests in this world. The Arab spring is the culmination of years of hard work by State, CIA, and the Defense Department to accomplish those goals. Libya has been freed. Egypt has been freed. Syria is in the process, and Iran will fall. These were our stated goals.........it is a journey, and the idea that President Bush or President Obama would magically reach that goal under their watch is simply ignorant of Foreign Relations.

Oh, and if somebody was kicking your butt.....would your want to try to hurt that person........it does not take a rocket scientist to see Al Queda fingerprints on much of this unrest.....to which I reply DUHHHHHHHHH!

For the last time, Seaoat, democracy cannot be exported. That was Bush/Cheney's biggest lie...to cover their tracks on the decision to go to war, first in Afghanistan (over a pipeline deal gone bad), and then in Iraq (in a naked bid to corner their oil supply). The Bushes and the Cheneys and people like them have no allegiance to the USA...never had, never will. Money is their god.

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:Listen to what he said....it will ultimately lead us to safety.......did you even listen to the tape and what was said?


"the Bush Doctrine", as it came to describe other elements, including the controversial policy of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate; a policy of spreading democracy around the world, especially in the Middle East, as a strategy for combating terrorism;

I voted for Bush. It is agreed by most people that democracy is a stated goal of American interests in this world. The Arab spring is the culmination of years of hard work by State, CIA, and the Defense Department to accomplish those goals. Libya has been freed. Egypt has been freed. Syria is in the process, and Iran will fall. These were our stated goals.........it is a journey, and the idea that President Bush or President Obama would magically reach that goal under their watch is simply ignorant of Foreign Relations.

Oh, and if somebody was kicking your butt.....would your want to try to hurt that person........it does not take a rocket scientist to see Al Queda fingerprints on much of this unrest.....to which I reply DUHHHHHHHHH!

For the last time, Seaoat, democracy cannot be exported. That was Bush/Cheney's biggest lie...to cover their tracks on the decision to go to war, first in Afghanistan (over a pipeline deal gone bad), and then in Iraq (in a naked bid to corner their oil supply). The Bushes and the Cheneys and people like them have no allegiance to the USA...never had, never will. Money is their god.