Obama's Whirlwind Week-long International Photo-Op: Now He's a Foreign Policy Expert

[CliffB]

What's that, like his 2'nd or 3'rd trip across the pond since he was a
kid? He only needs to return on about 500 more tours and he'll get
close to McCain's international experience. Also include about 3000
more trips to American military installations (also let him do about
10 years or so service in the military) until he's as acquainted with
America's defense culture and infrastructure. But Obama knows best
what the U.S. military requires!

[free....@gmail.com]

And McCain sitting in prison made him a great military commander? Oh
dah!

[snakehawk]

Obama's advantage in foreign policy issues is simply that he knows who
to listen to--and especially who not to listen to. Here's a quote
from Obama's October 2002 speech warning against going to war in Iraq:

"What I am opposed to is a dumb war. What I am opposed to is a rash
war. What I am opposed to is the cynical attempt by Richard Perle and
Paul Wolfowitz and other arm-chair, weekend warriors in this
Administration to shove their own ideological agendas down our
throats, irrespective of the costs in lives lost and in hardships
borne."

With Obama in the White House, people like Perle, Wolfowitz, Zackheim,
and all the rest of those war-hawking dual-citizen Israeli agents will
have to either get a real job somewhere outside of the Beltway or move
to their precious Israel. Foreign agent organizations representing
Israel, like AIPAC and JINSA will wait their turns in the White House
waiting rooms and will no longer dictate policy. Under Obama, U.S.
foreign policy--and domestic policy--will no longer be geared to
propping up Israel's false and faltering economy and supplying murder
weapons to Israel's serial killers in uniform. In foreign policy
matters, Obama towers above the likes of McCain/Bush-Bush/McCain.

[astro...@yahoo.com]

CliffB wrote:
> What's that, like his 2'nd or 3'rd trip across the pond since he was a
> kid?

Damn, he sure blew duuhhh McCain out of the water though. McCain is
incapable, his mere experience is duhhh, dumbfuck nothing right-wing
politics as usual. His commercials fucking suck, same ol worn out
whiny sniveling Republican nothing bullshit. Just like every other
piece of shit Republicans commercial circulating out there.

I want somebody who will represent the interests of America and the
people. That is Obama. McCain is nothing politics, bush politics,
Republican politics.

[astro...@yahoo.com]

snakehawk wrote:
> On Jul 25, 10:03�am, CliffB <fl...@gosympatico.ca> wrote:
> > What's that, like his 2'nd or 3'rd trip across the pond since he was a
> > kid? He only needs to return on about 500 more tours and he'll get
> > close to McCain's international experience. Also include about 3000
> > more trips to American military installations (also let him do about
> > 10 years or so service in the military) until he's as acquainted with
> > America's defense culture and infrastructure. But Obama knows best
> > what the U.S. military requires!
>
> Obama's advantage in foreign policy issues is simply that he knows who
> to listen to--and especially who not to listen to. Here's a quote
> from Obama's October 2002 speech warning against going to war in Iraq:
>
> "What I am opposed to is a dumb war. What I am opposed to is a rash
> war. What I am opposed to is the cynical attempt by Richard Perle and
> Paul Wolfowitz and other arm-chair, weekend warriors in this
> Administration to shove their own ideological agendas down our
> throats, irrespective of the costs in lives lost and in hardships
> borne."
>

I was paying close attention to congress at the time. He was one of
the few that had Americas interests in heart and mind. Unlike all the
other political dumbfucks.