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Barack Obama: Neoconservative crusader

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by poncho, May 30, 2011.

  1. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    While some in the media swoon over President Obama’s “plan” for the Middle East — note the Washington Post’s piece by David Ignatius — and the Israel-First fifth column prepares to teach the Democrats a lesson in 2012, the rest of us common folk can see how irrelevant we are to the foreign-policy plans of Mr. Obama and our bipartisan political elite.

    In his May 19th, 2011, speech, Obama details our elite’s desire to reshape the Muslim world in its image, an image which has nothing to do with America and everything to do with a coterie of very well educated elitists issuing edicts that tell Americans and Muslims to accept behavioral instructions from their betters and then think, act, and vote accordingly. And Mr. Obama, again, demonstrated the bankruptcy of the U.S. educational system. A product of two of our most prestigious universities, Mr. Obama was arrogant, ignorant of the world, and blithely unaware that he is either.

    Adopting the crazed and crusading words of Mr. Bush and the Neoconservatives, Obama began his Middle East speech by saying “we know our own future is bound to this region,” and proceeded to instruct the Islamic world that, because this is true, Muslims must become just like us — or else. From there on, Obama signals his and our political elite’s disdain for Americans and assumes a mantle of interventionism much more encompassing than anything ever worn by the lamentable Woodrow Wilson.

    In his arrogance, Obama condemns “the relentless tyranny of governments that deny their citizens dignity” and argues that “n too many countries, power has been concentrated in the hands of too few,” referring in each case to Arab dictators. He seems unaware that he also described a U.S. government that, under both parties, has for thirty years denied its own citizens dignity at every turn:

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    Here's a video of Scheuer giving two CNN hosts a lesson on our interventionist foreign policy.

    Evidently these two CNN hosts believe our current economic troubles have nothing at all to do with the spending of billions upon billions of dollars we don't have to spend in numerous endless foreign interventions around the world.

    These are the people we rely on to keep us informed?
     
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  2. Earth Wind and Fire

    Earth Wind and Fire Well-Known Member
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    Thats why CNN got rid of Lou Dobbs (he told the truth)
     
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    Between the neocons like Bush, Romney, etc., and the psuedocons like Ron Paul, no wonder the GOP is in the shape it's in.
     
  4. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    Oh now Tom there's nothing wrong with the GOP today. It's doing exactly what it has always done.

    Many patriots these days lament that the Republican Party has “lost its way” and “gone wrong.” It has “diverged” from the fiscally responsible, small government philosophy of Republican heroes like Robert Taft whom Eisenhower’s handlers finagled out of the nomination for President in 1952. We are told that is why today’s Republican Establishment hates Dr. Ron Paul with such a passion; that they hate him because, like Taft, he is the quintessential Republican. Patriots who say that are mistaken, of course. The reason the Republican Establishment hates Dr. Paul is precisely that he is not a traditional, mainstream Republican, that his platform of freedom is an aberration. The Republican Party didn’t “go wrong,” didn’t “go left.”

    It has been wrong from the beginning, from the day it was founded. From the beginning, the Republican Party has worked without deviation for bigger, more imperial government, for higher taxes, for more wars, for more totalitarianism. From the beginning, the Republican Party has been Red.


    What do these revelations mean to us? Again, Dr. Paul is an aberration. He is not a “traditional Republican.” A “traditional Republican” stands for high taxes, imperial government and perpetual war.

    It's these very things that are dragging this country into a third world totalitarian nightmare.
     
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