Obama Did Something DISGRACEFUL During Moment of Silence for Paris at G20

[kathyet]

 

Obama Did Something DISGRACEFUL During Moment of Silence for Paris at G20…WOW

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Obama Did Something DISGRACEFUL During Moment of Silence for Paris ...

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This is the image of America that Obama wants to give the rest of the world - and it is shameful.

Obama Did Something DISGRACEFUL During Moment of Silence for Paris at G20…WOW

This is the image of America that Obama wants to give the rest of the world – and it is shameful.

In an act that could be charitably described as a breach of decorum—or seen as an unforgivable slight to those who perished in Friday’s terror attacks, President Obama arrived late to the conference room for Monday’s session.

A video posted to Youtube shows the seat beside Turkish President RecepTayyip Erdogan, reserved for the American president, was empty as Erdogan called the group to observe a moment of silence.

In the video, the placard to the right of the Turkish leader was clearly labeled “United States” in front of a very empty chair.  German Chancellor Angela Merkel was shown looking over her shoulder, as if to see where the missing Obama might be.

As the group rose, the U.S. president could be seen walking to his seat from the right as the other leaders stood in silence. Later in the video, Obama was shown standing next to Erdogan, behind his chair.

http://clashdaily.com/2015/11/obama-did-something-disgraceful-durin...

[kathyet]

 

UNREAL: Obama Says THIS Will Happen If We Say These TWO Words About Muslim Terrorists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65V6QhH957k#t=39

UNREAL: Obama Says THIS Will Happen If We Say These TWO Words About...

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Does Obama really expect anyone to buy into his Islam-loving bull crap?

UNREAL: Obama Says THIS Will Happen If We Say These TWO Words About Muslim Terrorists

Does Obama really expect anyone to buy into his Islam-loving bull crap?

Barack Obama argued to reporters today that if we use the term “radical Islam” more Muslims will turn to violent jihad.

Barack Obama: Those kind of stereotypes are counter productive. They’re wrong. They will lead I think to greater recruitment into terrorist organizations over time.

http://clashdaily.com/2015/11/unreal-obama-says-this-will-happen-if...

[kathyet]

 

12 REASONS WHY: Everyone Thinks Obama LOVES Islam More Than America & Our Allies

12 REASONS WHY: Everyone Thinks Obama LOVES Islam More Than America...

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Obama will leave behind a legacy in America - that's for certain.

Obama will leave behind a legacy in America – that’s for certain. Will it be a good legacy? No, it will be a legacy of bowing to our enemies.

1. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who spoke these words at an Islamic dinner – “I am one of you.”
2. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who on ABC News referenced – “My Muslim faith.”
3. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who gave $100 million in U.S. taxpayer funds to re-build foreign mosques.
4. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who wrote that in the event of a conflict -“I will stand with the Muslims.”
5. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who assured the Egyptian Foreign Minister that – “I am a Muslim.”
6. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who bowed in submission before the Saudi King.
7. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who sat for 20 years in a Liberation Theology Church condemning Christianity and professing Marxism.
8. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who exempted Muslims from penalties under Obamacare that the rest of us have to pay.
9. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who purposefully omitted – “endowed by our Creator” – from your recitation of The Declaration Of Independence.
10. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who mocked the Bible and Jesus Christ’s Sermon On The Mount while repeatedly referring to the ‘HOLY’ Quran.
11. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who traveled the Islamic world denigrating the United States Of America.
12. IT WAS YOU, OBAMA who instantly threw the support of your administration behind the building of the Ground Zero Victory mosque overlooking the hallowed crater of the World Trade Center.

http://clashdaily.com/2015/11/12-reasons-why-everyone-thinks-obama-...

[BLADES]

that lays it out pretty clear....so what do we do now???

I am tired of the complaints and looking forward to fixing the problem...whats your idea????

I say we hammer the GOP and get them to do their job!!!

[kathyet]

How about impeachment, oh that can't happen can it???Our politicians have been elected to work for us we see how clearly that is working..... So until they do that, nothing will happen only talk talk and more talk, but that is about all I can do is talk, talk and talk.... Hopefully  just maybe a few of them will hear me and wake the heck up to that fact..By all means if you have a better idea hop to it man!!!!....

[kathyet]

 

[BLADES]

just did...hammer the gop...as opposed to your plan which is just to complain about the problem...lets keep up the momentum maybe something will happen

in addition you say Impeachment ...that lays in the hands of only one group...the GOP...and at this time they are protecting him....so until we deal with them ..obama is out of our reach

[Virginia Foulk]

Impeachment didn't do anything against Clinton, he got re-elected. Dang.

As for the GOP, writing letters, voting, keep it up. Right now that is all most of us can do. There is a gal in Texas, even after a very serious fall, we lost her on our forum, she and her husband are out there fighting back against Obama. Attends meetings, goes out soliciting voters, spreading the needs of this country. She's had her car keyed, because of her bumper stickers, but she continues on. Right now she and hubby are backing Ted Cruz, full steam ahead for him. She even sent me 3 bumper stickers to share. I have one that says Cruzing with Ted Cruz and the three she sent.  I'm for Cruz right now and may stay there, though Trump's rhetoric sure opens up a person's eyes and mind. Talk to your friends, your family - any not voting get after them. We need every vote. I have a niece who didn't vote. I now am beating on her - she says why vote, my vote is cancelled anyway. No, Your vote is the one to cancel their vote, go for it. We'll see if she gets it. Keep on trying. And as you say, BLADED, hammer Obama - I'd say sledge hammer. 

[BLADES]

if your talking to me BLADED...I never said hammer Obama cause he dont care what you or I think...I said hammer the ones that have the power to stop him...the GOP

now are you going to remove your off topic comments from the Cruz thread

[kathyet]

[kathyet]

Obama comes under criticism from Dems over Paris rhetoric

 

By Jordan Fabian - 11/17/15 04:56 PM EST

President Obama is coming under criticism from some in his own party over his comments Monday about last week's terrorist attacks in Paris. 

Influential liberal columnists and Democratic strategists say Obama came off as condescending and scornful during his press conference in Antalya, Turkey — missing an opportunity to show strength and leadership in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). 

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“I don’t want him shooting from the hip and making empty threats, but I think he could have done a better job in articulating the anger that many people feel toward what happened in not only Paris but Beirut as well,” said Democratic strategist Jim Manley, a former adviser to Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).

“What happened in Paris and in Beirut is going to require an aggressive response.”

Those comments echoed Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson’s assessment that Obama’s tone “was all wrong” in addressing the Paris attacks.

Typically an Obama ally, Robinson in a column published on Tuesday wrote that “at times he was patronizing, at other times he seemed annoyed and almost dismissive.”

“That’s not the tone you want to strike to the public, that’s not the tone you want to send to our allies and enemies,” said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon.

Obama reserved his harshest criticism for Republicans who challenged his plan to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees next year, while focusing most of his time fending off critics who say the Paris attacks show his counterterrorism strategy has been a failure. 

“Some of them seem to think that if I were just more bellicose in expressing what we’re doing, that that would make a difference — because that seems to be the only thing that they’re doing, is talking as if they’re tough,” the president said. “But I haven't seen particular strategies that they would suggest that would make a real difference.”

Monday’s press conference was the latest of a string of comments from Obama that have sparked concern among his fellow Democrats — including the president’s remark last week that ISIS has been geographically “contained.”

ISIS’s continued hold on large swaths of territory and its new ability to carry out a coordinated terror strike in a major European city should prompt a broader strategic reevaluation from Obama, some Democrats say. 

“I read the intelligence faithfully. ISIL is not contained, ISIL is expanding,” Sen. Dianne Feinstein (Calif.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, told MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell on Monday, using an alternate acronym for the group. 

ISIS released a video this week threatening an attack on the United States, raising further concerns about the group’s global reach. 

“I’d like to see more acknowledgement of that from him,” Manley said. 

The White House on Tuesday rejected suggestions that Obama has not expressed enough urgency about curbing the threat posed by ISIS. 

“I have worked for him for a long time and no one should question his passion, his concern about keeping the American people safe and continuing to lead in the world on going after this terrible terrorist group,” White House communications director Jen Psaki told MSNBC’s Mitchell. 

Psaki pointed to Obama's remarks last Friday in the midst of the terror strikes, when he condemned them as an “attack on all of humanity” and pledged a swift response.

“That's absolutely how he feels,” she said. “It's not just about rhetoric to him, or to us: It's about actions.”

The Paris attacks have also posed a challenge to Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, who has aligned herself closely with Obama. The president remains broadly popular with Democratic voters and is viewed by most party members as an asset for the former secretary of State's campaign.

But there are signs Obama could become an albatross for Clinton if foreign policy continues to dominate the 2016 race for the White House. A CBS News/New York Times poll showed broad skepticism towards Obama’s counter-ISIS strategy even before the Paris attacks. 

More than half of Americans surveyed said they disapprove of the president’s efforts to combat ISIS in last week’s poll. While 53 percent of Democrats approve of Obama’s handling of ISIS, just 29 percent believe the fight is going well, and more than six in 10 say it is going badly. 

While several Democrats said it’s foolish to expect a major shift from the cool, calculated Obama, French President François Hollande’s visit to the White House next Tuesday could serve as an opportunity for the president to recalibrate his message.

The meeting could focus more attention on the U.S. effort to step up its bombing campaign against ISIS in Syria, including new efforts to go after the group’s lucrative oil supply line. 

Obama and Hollande could play up a newly announced intelligence sharing agreement between France and the U.S. to better coordinate the campaign against ISIS.

Despite their concerns, several Democrats said they understand Obama’s frustration. And they praised the president for not bowing to some critics’ suggestions, including a no-fly zone and ground troops, which Obama labeled a “shoot first and aim later” approach. 

“The problem was not so much what he said, but the tone,” Bannon said. “He needs to be stronger, show more passion, show what he is going to do to ramp up the efforts and challenge the Republicans over what they want.” 

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/260479-obama-comes-under...