[StBernard] The English see right through Obama & are not afraid to say so.

Westley Annis Westley at da-parish.com
Wed Jun 3 21:12:18 EDT 2009


The English see right through Obama & are not afraid to say so.



Rena


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If al-Qaeda, the Taliban and the rest of the Looney Tunes brigade want to
kick America to death, they had better move in quickly and grab a piece of
the action before Barack Obama finishes the job himself. Never in the
history of the United States has a president worked so actively against the
interests of his own people - not even Jimmy Carter.

Obama's problem is that he does not know who the enemy is. To him, the enemy
does not squat in caves in Waziristan, clutching automatic weapons and
reciting the more militant verses from the Koran: instead, it sits around at
tea parties in Kentucky quoting from the US Constitution. Obama is not at
war with terrorists, but with his Republican fellow citizens. He has never
abandoned the campaign trail.

That is why he opened Pandora's Box by publishing the Justice Department's
legal opinions on waterboarding and other hardline interrogation techniques.
He cynically subordinated the national interest to his partisan desire to
embarrass the Republicans. Then he had to rush to Langley, Virginia to try
to reassure a demoralised CIA that had just discovered the President of the
United States was an even more formidable foe than al-Qaeda.

"Don't be discouraged by what's happened the last few weeks," he told
intelligence officers. Is he kidding? Thanks to him, al-Qaeda knows the
private interrogation techniques available to the US intelligence agencies
and can train its operatives to withstand them - or would do so, if they had
not already been outlawed.

So, next time a senior al-Qaeda hood is captured, all the CIA can do is ask
him nicely if he would care to reveal when a major population centre is due
to be hit by a terror spectacular, or which American city is about to be
irradiated by a dirty bomb. Your view of this situation will be dictated by
one simple criterion: whether or not you watched the people jumping from the
twin towers...

President Pantywaist's recent world tour, cosying up to all the bad guys,
excited the ambitions of America's enemies. Here, they realised, is a sucker
they can really take to the cleaners. His only enemies are fellow Americans.
Which prompts the question: why does President Pantywaist hate America so
badly?
























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