Hi everyone!
I'm interested in learnning how everyone on this site feels about Barack Obama. There seem to be a lot of conflicting views, and I'm having trouble working out what I think of him.
Any comments appreciated :)
Love and light x
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too much to read in this one for comments, to the original poster i would suggest not asking for others views on this man, but looking within and see how you feel about him, does he seem like a bieng of light, focus not onhis words but his actions. you could be the rudest crudest dude on earth, but act like a saint. jsut because you sound like oscar the grouch doesnt mean you are bad. reversy is true as well, just because someone sounds pretty and looks pretty doesnt mean they are pretty
Quote " I think an agent of Sauron would look fairer and feel fouler" Frodo Baggins, on Stryder/Aragorn, The Fellowship Of The Ring, The Lord Of The Rings
he sounds nice looks nice, but signs pieces of paper saying innocents will never be released from guantanamo bay, :) as i said you really shoud just decide for yourself how you feel about a person
"The U.S. withdrawal from Iraq after nearly nine years of war is believed to be one of the largest removal jobs in history. At the start of the year logistics experts calculated there were nearly 3 million pieces of equipment to be moved, from airplanes, helicopters and tanks to laptops and lights.
"It is the largest move of military equipment we have done since World War Two," said Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Brooks, a U.S. military historian.
Soldiers, trucks and weaponry are streaming out of Iraq every day. From that peak of 170,000 troops, about 18,000 remain this week, with hundreds leaving daily. Virtually all will be gone before Christmas."
Source - http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/25/us-iraq-withdrawal-idUSTR...
"We now know what those six Russian warships that reportedly entered Syrian territorial waters last week were carrying. Aside from representing a show of strength to discourage NATO powers from launching a military attack, on board were Russian technical experts ready to help Damascus set up a sophisticated missile defense system sold to them by Moscow.
“Russian warships that have reached waters off Syria in recent days were carrying, among other things, Russian technical advisors who will help the Syrians set up an array of S-300 missiles Damascus has received in recent weeks, a report in the London-based Arabic language Al Quds-Al Arabi said Thursday. Citing sources in Syria and Russia, the paper said that Moscow sees a Western attack on Syria as a “red line” that it will not tolerate,” reports Arutz Sheva.
The S-300 missiles, which according to the report will be used to “deflect a possible attack by NATO or the U.S. and EU,” are long range surface-to-air missiles developed by Russia in 1979 for the purpose of protecting large industrial and military bases from enemy attack aircraft and cruise missiles.
The system is widely regarded as one of the most powerful anti-aircraft arrays in modern warfare, having the ability to track up to 100 targets and engage 12 at any one time. Russia recently tried to sell the same system to Iran but the transaction was halted after pressure from the U.S. and Israel.
Arming Syria with such a proficient means of aerial defense would obviously not bode well for any prospective “no fly zone” being planned by western powers. Reports have been circulating this week that fighter jets from Turkey and other Arab states would soon enter Syrian airspace under “humanitarian” pretenses with logistical aid from the United States.
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"Russia had attempted to sell the system to Iran, but that sale was cancelled due to pressure by the U.S. and Israel, with Russia returning Iran's deposit. According to the report, the Iranians paid for Syria's S-300 missile system. It is not known if some of the missiles have reached Iran as well."
Source - http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/150059#.Ts6o4GOXudA
“Along with the missiles, the report says that Russia has installed advanced radar systems in all key Syrian military and industrial installations. The radar system also covers areas north and south of Syria, where it will be able to detect movement of troops or aircraft towards the Syrian border. The radar targets include much of Israel, as well as the Incirlik military base in Turkey, which is used by NATO,” states the report.
French foreign minister Alain Juppé yesterday assured Syrian opposition forces that NATO powers are planning to launch a military intervention by imposing “humanitarian corridors or humanitarian zones” in the name of protecting civilians from the alleged abuses of the al-Assad regime.
The prospect of air strikes being launched under a “humanitarian” banner are seen as increasingly likely given the fact that the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush has been moved to the Syrian coast in recent days having left its traditional theater of operations just off the Straits of Hormuz.
Tensions also escalated yesterday after the U.S. Embassy in Damascus urged its citizens to leave Syria “immediately,” while Turkey’s foreign ministry told its citizens to avoid traveling through the country on their return home from Saudi Arabia.
As we have previously noted, attacking Syria could merely be an entrée for an assault on Iran because Tehran has promised to defend its ally."
Source - http://www.infowars.com/russia-arms-syria-with-missiles-to-defend-a...
SC posted: "The aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush has moved to the Syrian coast amidst reports"
With the war mongers name right on the boat in big bold letters- this should be a clue as to who the WAR CRIMINAL is.........
Ya,
Saved by the bell.
Kucinich had him in front of the judiciary committee on impeachment charges with the evidence to convict him. And they dragged their feet until his term expired.
And I'm sure that most or all members of the judiciary committee who covered up 911 and let Bush off scott free where incumbents who got reelected.
And it was all front page news, so the voters knew exactly who did what and voted for them again anyways.
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