Ain't that the truth!
Steve Hayes
(Pravda's take on the election of Barack Obama as president of the USA)
http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/04-11-2008/106660-changebetter-0
Only Satan would have been worse than the Bush regime. Therefore it could be
argued that the new administration in the USA could never be worse than the
one which divorced the hearts and minds of Americans from their brothers in
the international community, which appalled the rest of the world with shock
and awe tactics that included concentration camps, torture, mass murder and
utter disrespect for international law. Yet in choosing Obama, the people of
America have opted to come back into the international fold. Welcome back,
friends!
Barack Obama is one man who has a mission and a dream. He will not change the
world, as he claims and he might not even change the USA, in the near future
at least. Powerful lobbies control the strings which control the puppets in
Washington – indeed, it is not Washington that needs to be changed, but the
invisible barons dictating its policies.
However, Obama (while his running mate, Biden, is very much establishment and
Zionist) is a breath of fresh air and the significance of his election
yesterday cannot be overestimated. Firstly, the people of the USA have voted
out the Bush regime and the odious mass-murdering thugs which controlled it
and saw Washington vying with Nazi Germany for a place on the Podium of
Horror. Himmler and Rumsfeld the Torturers, Goebbels and Rice the propaganda
machines, Hitler and Bush the Fuhrers, masterminding concentration camps,
medieval-style torture chambers, illegal invasions, acts of mass slaughter and
horrific acts of cruelty as international law was consigned to the dustbin.
Secondly, the people of the USA, in choosing Obama, have given a clear message
to the international community that enough is enough and despite having voted
for the Bush regime twice, now make a stand in favour of dialogue and
discussion, debate and respect for the law, for these are the precepts which
Barack Obama proclaimed he would adopt in his external policy.
Those of us in the international community who predicted eight long years ago
what would happen if Bush were elected must do two things. First, never forget
the damage done by George W. Bush and his minions of evil and make sure that,
like the generations after Hitler, history does not pardon these criminals as
well-meaning politicians who were the victims of tough times. Secondly, we
must give Barack Obama a blank page to write on, and hand him the pen with a
sincere and open smile.
Welcome back, people of the United States, welcome back into the fold of the
international community, where you will find friends and not foes, where you
will find we all prefer to smile and not to cry and that when we do cry, our
tears taste of salt just like yours do, whether we are pink, blue, white,
yellow or black.
Thirdly, the United States of America managed to undergo a whole and long
election process without becoming obsessed with the colour of people’s skin.
The ghosts of the past have been exorcised for good and how great it is to see
a society which has managed to pull together, when just yesterday we were
witnessing segregation on buses and the KKK performing its evil and demonic
deeds. The racists within US society have been silenced and relegated to
insignificance and made to look as absurd as those who spend all summer trying
to get a tan and then speak badly about negroes or people with dark skin
during the winter.
The new President will learn very soon that the rest of the world does not
want the US missile shield in eastern Europe, does not want US troops in Iraq,
does not want the USA to change the world – the US President was elected by
his people to govern America, (North America, the United States of America)
and nowhere else. The rest of the world is to be treated with the due and
proper respect, on a basis of fraternity and equality and not talked down to
like some master deriding a slave. As for Afghanistan and the more radical
elements within the Moslem world, dialogue is the key, not confrontation.
Bush was never going to be intelligent enough to discover and understand the
meaning of Realpolitik. Obama is intelligent, articulate and blessed
apparently with the humility denoting the aura of a great man. We welcome
Barack Obama and the people of the United States back into the international
community with open arms. Let us build bridges together, let us respect each
other’s cultures, let us be friends.
This time around, please do not let us down again.
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Keep well,
Steve Hayes
http://people.tribe.net/hayesstw