Obama tells
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Don't Blame Obama Bush Did It |
White House Budget Director Peter Orszag
said that
the high U.S.
budget deficits are being driven by an economic crisis that Obama
inherited.
This guy is
hysterical. He takes credit for stuff he never did and assigns
blame to others for stuff he did.
I suppose, being the
Obamamessiah, his narcissism allows him to believe he is above fault.
The deficit is directly related to the fact that Obama is the most profligate
man ever to occupy the Oval Office.
Postscript: Obama is on TV (again), lying about health care
expenses being responsible for half of America's bankruptcies -- he's
gonna get whiplash from reading from those teleprompters -- he looks like
he's watching a tennis match -- or windshield wipers.
Gotta go
now, and change the station. Maybe a test pattern is on somewhere.
Update: The Congressional Budget Office has some revised numbers
on the budget deficit, if by revised we mean completely different than
first reported. The deficit projection has increased 50%
since January. The new projected deficit is four times
the 2008 deficit, which was a record high for its time. |
Obama's Address To The Muslim World |
The grand
mufti of Egypt has invited Obama to
address Muslims around the
globe from one of the most important mosques in the Islamic world.
The invitation to speak from Egypt's Al Azhar mosque follows an
announcement over this past weekend that Obama will travel to Egypt next
month to deliver his promised address to the Muslim world.
According to Al-Masri Al-Yawm, a state-run Egyptian newspaper, Grand
Mufti Ali Gomaa and other scholars from Egypt's Al Azhar University
invited Obama to use the mosque as venue for the president's upcoming
visit, explaining it would promote a culture of dialogue between Islam
and the West.
Al AZhar University is the most respected Sunni
Islamic learning center in the world and is the second oldest
degree-granting school in the world. Clerics at the university's
attendant mosque decide Islamic Sharia law matters for Sunni Muslims
internationally.
The university opened studies in 975 AD. It was
founded by the Fatimid dynasty of Egypt, which is descended from the
daughter of the Islamic figure Muhammad.
It is highly unusual for
a non-Muslim to speak at the mosque. An Egyptian official,
contacted by WND, could not think of any non-Muslim world leader who had
received an invitation to do so.
Obama had pledged he
would deliver an address to the Muslim world within his first few months
in office. His first interview as president was with Al Arabiya,
the
pan-Arab television network.
White House press secretary Robert
Gibbels said on Saturday the city where Obama will deliver the address has
not been selected.
Gibbels said Obama decided upon Egypt because
the country "in many ways represents the heart of the Arab world." He
said the issues of democracy and human rights "are things that are on
the president's mind, and we'll have a chance to discuss those in more
depth on the trip."
"This isn't a speech to leaders," Gibbels
said. "This is a speech to many, many people and a continuing effort by
this president and this White House to demonstrate how we can work
together to ensure the safety and security and the future well-being,
through hope and opportunity, of the children of this country and of the
Muslim world."
If you
wonder why I compare White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs (Gibbels)
to Joseph Goebbels, jus re-read that last paragraph.
Our safety
and security, and the future well-being of the children of this country,
should be based on hope? That's insane!
And, this is an
interesting statement -- It is highly
unusual for a non-Muslim to speak at the mosque. An Egyptian
official...could not think of any non-Muslim world leader who had
received an invitation to do so.
We all know that Obama isn't a
Muslim, don't we. After all, he said so.
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Cheney: Obama Endangers The Nation |
Former
Vice President Dick Cheney on Sunday continued his
verbal attack against Obama, saying that the country is more
vulnerable to a potential terrorist attack since the Obama
administration took power.
Mr. Cheney said that administration's
dismantling of many of the policies and protections instituted by
President George W. Bush after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
-- including the planned closing of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in
Cuba and halting controversial prisoner interrogation techniques -- have
made the country more vulnerable to future attacks.
"That's my
belief," Mr. Cheney said on CBS' "Face the Nation." "I think to the
extent that those [Bush-era] policies were responsible for saving lives,
that the administration is now trying to cancel those policies … means
in the future we're not going to have the same safeguards we've had for
the last eight years."
The former vice president defended
controversial interrogation techniques such as waterboarding, saying
that it had been an effective tool in extracting useful information from
suspected terrorists such as Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who is accused of
helping carry out the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Washington and New
York. |
Foreign Torture Probe Threatens United States |
Obama's passivity before the threatened foreign prosecution of Bush
administration officials achieves by inaction what he fears doing
directly.
This may be smart politics in the Democratic Party,
but it risks grave long-term damage to America. Ironically, it could
also come back to bite future Obama administration alumni, including the
president, for their current policies in Iraq, Afghanistan and
elsewhere.
Obama has taken ambiguous (and flatly contradictory)
positions on whether to prosecute Bush administration advisers and
decision-makers involved in "harsh interrogation techniques."
Although he immunized intelligence operatives who conducted the
interrogations, morale at the CIA is at record lows. Obama has played to
the crowd politically, but the principles underlying his policies are
opaque and subject to change. This hardly constitutes leadership.
Despite uncertainties here, developments overseas proceed apace. Spanish Magistrate Baltasar Garzon recently opened a formal probe of six
Bush administration lawyers for their roles in advising on interrogation
techniques. Garzon did so over the objections of Spain's attorney
general. Under Spain's inquisitorial judicial system, Garzon is
essentially unaccountable, whatever the views of the elected government.
Asked repeatedly about Garzon's investigation, the State
Department has said only that it is a matter for the Spanish judicial
system. Attorney General Eric Holder recently went further, implying
that the Obama administration could cooperate: "Obviously, we would look
at any request that would come from a court in any country and see how
and whether we should comply with it."
This is deeply troubling.
Continue reading John Bolton's comments
here . . . |
Was Air Farce One Pic Photoshopped |
A
sharp-eyed reader of the Texas Darling blog has submitted a series of
photographs that she believes provides evidence that the Air Farce One
photograph released by the White House has been Photoshopped.
Take a look at her
evidence and decide for yourself.
The photo released by the White
House was unusually dark. I had to "fix" it by brightening the
image shown here. |
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