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kentuckydan
09-11-2008, 06:24 AM
An America that disdains Obama for his global support risks turning current anti-Bush feeling into something far worse (http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/10/uselections2008.barackobama)

Oh WOW! If we do not elect Obama the globalists will punish us.

The guy should read his own article

"Of course I know that even to mention Obama's support around the world is to hurt him. Incredibly, that large Berlin crowd damaged Obama at home, branding him the "candidate of Europe" and making him seem less of a patriotic American. But what does that say about today's America, that the world's esteem is now unwanted? If Americans reject Obama, they will be sending the clearest possible message to the rest of us - and, make no mistake, we shall hear it"

This guy must be a Karl Rove undercover agent

This fits right in with a Boston Herald article I read recently

Front-runner unplugged
Media Infatuation with him backfires (http://bostonherald.com/news/opinion/op_ed/view.bg?articleid=1117752)

I have one piece of advice for the struggling Obama campaign:

Fire MSNBC. They’re killing your campaign.

By all accounts the Democrats had a successful national convention in Denver. Their nominee’s speech at the ObamaDome was well received. At one point last week, Sen. Barack Obama had an 8-point lead in the polls.

Today, he’s losing by 4. If you only count likely voters, Obama is down by 10. And he has his fawning friends in the media to thank for it.

The media, of course, doesn’t get it. According to their narrative, Obama was swamped by Hurricane Sarah. Gov. Palin is a political typhoon destroying all in her wake, and mere media mortals can only tremble in awe before her mighty wrath!

Please. Palin may be able to take down a rabid moose at 100 yards with a hockey puck, but she isn’t killing the Obama campaign.

To paraphrase James Carville, “It’s the media, stupid.”

The national media are dominated by enthusiastic Obama supporters desperate to see Obama the Enlightened win the White House, heal our souls, reset our thermostats and shut down the Fox News Channel.

And that’s precisely how their coverage of Palin comes across: desperate

alenika
09-11-2008, 06:47 AM
It's exactly - media is stupid. Then why to quote it all the time. I am sure that if to just try to see then there will be a lot of stupid articles with threats and anything in support of McCain also and against Obama. And what? It says nothing about both actually. Only says that media is stupid.

And I am also sure that media is not dominated only by Obama supporter. At least forum is dominated by McCain supporters and therefore FSU seekers are generally different than US people. And either FSU wife seekers all support McCain or it should reflect your media too in some way.

kentuckydan
09-11-2008, 07:00 AM
It's exactly - media is stupid. Then why to quote it all the time. I am sure that if to just try to see then there will be a lot of stupid articles with threats and anything in support of McCain also and against Obama. And what? It says nothing about both actually. Only says that media is stupid.

And I am also sure that media is not dominated only by Obama supporter. At least forum is dominated by McCain supporters and therefore FSU seekers are generally different than US people. And either FSU wife seekers all support McCain or it should reflect your media too in some way.

Well for one thing we here are not the media. and there are more articles in our media in support of Obama than McCain.

Hmm as for your claim that McCain supporters are more prevalent here? Maybe that indicates Conservatives are more tolerant of Cultural differences in relationships than Liberals? :yo:

BTW what the man meant by "it's the media stupid" is that the media going overboard could cost Obama the Election

PS this the Boston Herald? Guess which Party dominates there?

Hint Google Ted Kennedy and John Kerry

Calgary1966
09-11-2008, 07:34 AM
Well for one thing we here are not the media. and there are more articles in our media in support of Obama than McCain.

Hmm as for your claim that McCain supporters are more prevalent here? Maybe that indicates Conservatives are more tolerant of Cultural differences in relationships than Liberals? :yo:

BTW what the man meant by "it's the media stupid" is that the media going overboard could cost Obama the Election

PS this the Boston Herald? Guess which Party dominates there?

Hint Google Ted Kennedy and John Kerry

In my view..conservatives tend to be more likely to support cultural things than liberals. It always seems that libs want to attack our core values and force us to support things that would otherwise be tossed by the wayside. I'm not being snyde about this..I really believe that conservatives ( not the far right whack jobs) do a much better job at most things when it concerns the arts and welfare of others.

beezneesman
09-11-2008, 09:24 AM
An America that disdains Obama for his global support risks turning current anti-Bush feeling into something far worse (http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/10/uselections2008.barackobama)

Oh WOW! If we do not elect Obama the globalists will punish us.

The guy should read his own article


I wouldn't normally be seen dead reading the Guardian or its website but one thing you need to be aware of to put Jonathan Freedland's article into its proper context is that he is a VERY pro American commentator here in the UK. If America wants to have allies in the future then it is worth at least paying some attention to what he is saying as America's position in the world has never been lower than it is right now (but there is still plenty of potential for it to get lower still).

alenika
09-11-2008, 10:10 AM
Hmm as for your claim that McCain supporters are more prevalent here? Maybe that indicates Conservatives are more tolerant of Cultural differences in relationships than Liberals? :yo:
I don't know. It also can be they are seeking what they think more conservative values. btw those men who seek for FSU women mostly are dominating also. And what about tolerance of cultural difference - I doubt they are going to tolerant it. Many want to saviour their women from this aweful agressive Russia and want them to forget of own country and this is not tolerance. I am exaggerating though to show that it's not that simple to make generalisations about all Coservatives and all FSU wives seeekers :-)

alenika
09-11-2008, 10:14 AM
But I think that coservatives are more purposeful, can make plans and stick to them, and if they choose some way they are sure it's the only correct way - which means no hesistations. This all makes them good husband material for international marriages ;)

fbibob
09-11-2008, 11:30 AM
I have one piece of advice for the struggling Obama campaign:

Fire MSNBC. They’re killing your campaign.


Actually, he also needs to fire Rev Jeremiah Wright, Ayers, and Khadaffi. All of them have opened their pie holes in support of him lately and none of it has done him any good.

brown-raider
09-11-2008, 01:58 PM
Actually, he also needs to fire Rev Jeremiah Wright, Ayers, and Khadaffi. All of them have opened their pie holes in support of him lately and none of it has done him any good.I guess Obama can't help it if he appeals to idiots..:yo:

brown-raider
09-11-2008, 02:04 PM
But I think that coservatives are more purposeful, can make plans and stick to them, and if they choose some way they are sure it's the only correct way - which means no hesistations. This all makes them good husband material for international marriages ;)we manage somehow.... love I guess.. my wife love's Putin, I'm not going to even go there with her what for..... you never talk about family or politics with the wife... this Brownie has learned:yo: I love my wifes very traditional values she was brought up with....

Lucker
09-14-2008, 10:55 AM
I think that one of the factors that binds the US and Canadian males on this Forum is that they share common and basic characteristics ,( just a couple of exceptions )
They are all controllers , a little bit too rigid and inflexible and therefore not really tolerant -- though they try hard to keep up appearances .
For many of these gun toting and presumed small Dick republicans , the move to a freer thinking , more liberal guy who uses dangerous words like "Change "is just too much for their personal comfort zones .
They represent the Change that we all want and pray for .
So shut up you moaning and whining wingers . You have had too many years to demonstrate that your world view is redundant .
Get your slippers and put on your Autumn cardigan . Start moaning about the beer you are served and local matters .
Keep your noses out of the big world . We need real men for this next chapter .

beezneesman
09-14-2008, 11:21 AM
I think that one of the factors that binds the US and Canadian males on this Forum is that they share common and basic characteristics ,( just a couple of exceptions )
They are all controllers , a little bit too rigid and inflexible and therefore not really tolerant -- though they try hard to keep up appearances .
For many of these gun toting and presumed small Dick republicans , the move to a freer thinking , more liberal guy who uses dangerous words like "Change "is just too much for their personal comfort zones .
They represent the Change that we all want and pray for .
So shut up you moaning and whining wingers . You have had too many years to demonstrate that your world view is redundant .
Get your slippers and put on your Autumn cardigan . Start moaning about the beer you are served and local matters .
Keep your noses out of the big world . We need real men for this next chapter .


LOL:high5:

1amongmany
09-14-2008, 11:22 AM
For many of these gun toting and presumed small Dick republicans , the move to a freer thinking , more liberal guy who uses dangerous words like "Change "is just too much for their personal comfort zones .

:lol: not all of them carry guns :lol:

Lucker
09-14-2008, 12:34 PM
Ironmonger
One or two do -- Mr Smutty has a bloody arsenal as far as I can make out .
With the others it is more their mind set and the content of their fantasies .
You must never forget that there has now been at least two generations of Yankees who have no experience of winning skirmishes , let alone a mini war .Winning is presently out of their vocabulary .
They feel obliged to verbally to stroll around like Pheasants on heat as a means of compensation .
Thank God Obama is a real man .

kentuckydan
09-14-2008, 11:31 PM
I think that one of the factors that binds the US and Canadian males on this Forum is that they share common and basic characteristics ,( just a couple of exceptions )
They are all controllers , a little bit too rigid and inflexible and therefore not really tolerant -- though they try hard to keep up appearances .
For many of these gun toting and presumed small Dick republicans , the move to a freer thinking , more liberal guy who uses dangerous words like "Change "is just too much for their personal comfort zones .
They represent the Change that we all want and pray for .
So shut up you moaning and whining wingers . You have had too many years to demonstrate that your world view is redundant .
Get your slippers and put on your Autumn cardigan . Start moaning about the beer you are served and local matters .
Keep your noses out of the big world . We need real men for this next chapter .


Change Ramon? Well what kind of Change can we expect? If we look at the man's past history, we can see he is very adept at Corrupt Cook County Chicago Politics.

So in accordance with that legacy, will his ending Washington Poltics as we know it replace that with Cook County Politics and maybe we can expect the Democratic Party Dead to rise from their graves and appear at Quorum Calls and Votes for Cloture?

kentuckydan
09-14-2008, 11:41 PM
As the acorn is so grows the Oak

Obama's first campaign that for State Senator has some interesting facets

The initial campaign fund drive was in the home of Bill Ayers an unrepentant American Domestic Terrorist who just a few years ago stated he did not regret his activities only that he did not bomb more. Note the Weathermen did not only bomb Government buildings but attacked people in the homes sleeping

Now Obama has stated the Ayers was just someone who lived in his neighborhood and whose kids went to school with his kids, But I ask you as a reasoning individual

Do casual acquantances almost strangers open their homes for political events for someone they do not really know?

His victory in his first election was not at the polls, shortyly before the primary a team of Obama lawyers decended on the Court House and challanged enough petition signatures to elemenate every single opponent he had one of whom was a Civil Rights Icon, there was not enough time to rectify this so Obama appeared in the Primary unopposed and in that District winning the Democratic Primary was winning the General Election.

That's how the guy got started

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 01:19 AM
I think that one of the factors that binds the US and Canadian males on this Forum is that they share common and basic characteristics ,( just a couple of exceptions )
They are all controllers , a little bit too rigid and inflexible and therefore not really tolerant -- though they try hard to keep up appearances .
For many of these gun toting and presumed small Dick republicans , the move to a freer thinking , more liberal guy who uses dangerous words like "Change "is just too much for their personal comfort zones .
They represent the Change that we all want and pray for .
So shut up you moaning and whining wingers . You have had too many years to demonstrate that your world view is redundant .
Get your slippers and put on your Autumn cardigan . Start moaning about the beer you are served and local matters .
Keep your noses out of the big world . We need real men for this next chapter .uncle festus, it's amazing how you always have dickks on your dirty mind Obama's, ours, and everybody elses pervert... so while your dreaming about woody's I'll be dipping mine into something warm and wet, I'd say put that in your pipe and smoke it..but I think you like taking the pipe liberaly already... you want change than change your loafers and pants for a skirt and high heels I sure you'll feel good about your self than B-BOY

Lucker
09-15-2008, 05:27 AM
Come on you closet Guys .
The sun is starting to shine and you don't have to be frightened any more by those nasty Gays and nasty Black people .
Throw away your silly toy guns and join the human race .
We love you guys and will help you through .

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 05:59 AM
Ironmonger
One or two do -- Mr Smutty has a bloody arsenal as far as I can make out .
.

You keep confusing me Ramon, when you refer to Ken Smutty I figure it is me, but is

plain "Smutty" me or is that a generic Smutty of which I may be a subset?

I don't mind your little nickname games, but can you be a tad more consistant?

As for

"you don't have to be frightened any more by those nasty Gays and nasty Black people "

This Party has had two Secretary of States who were African American, one also female and placed on African American on the Supreme Court,

I don't see any indication of our being frightened by "nasty Black people" I think we compare very favourably to the Democratic Party in that regards, tell me how do we compare with British Cabinet positions or individuals Standing for PM????

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 06:15 AM
Come on you closet Guys .
The sun is starting to shine and you don't have to be frightened any more by those nasty Gays and nasty Black people .
Throw away your silly toy guns and join the human race .
We love you guys and will help you through .what are these words from your homo helper handbook
? what's this we? do you have a mouse in your pocket or are you speaking as a couple now for your male blow up doll and yourself..... I bet you were a choir boy, a favorite of thr priest I'm sure.... why the big love affair with Mufungo the Mulatto? you let gay raunchy fantasies blur reasonable judgement... this is about an election of a president, not whether or not salt & peppa are happy! or better known as Buckwheat & Spanky.... though you"d like to sing Obama your favorite song "come inside my sugar walls" that doesn't mean you can wish him into the white house... Though many Democraps are telling him his sh*t don't stink... after the election he will be back in his place on the outside looking in!! So Ramon since you have swallowed bamm bamm's whole wad and are singing the mantra of change, go ahead and tell me what that change is.....:yo:

Lucker
09-15-2008, 06:21 AM
Mr Smutty , Kenneth to friends .
I think we need to examine the Posting record of some of your fellow scribblers .
Don't the Polls assume a 6% vote factor directly attributed to skin colour prejudice?
As we have often reminded you , our society is probably the most multi cultural in the world . Surprisingly , overt racial tensions are few though I have major reservations and concerns .
Without doing some basic research , I cannot accurately tell you about non white representation in , for example , front bench government positions .
But , if there is under representation my feeling is that this basically just represents the fact that there are no obvious candidates who merit the highest rewards at this time .
However , if you filter down to local politics , I feel sure there is no shortage of non white representation and I am primarily referring to black , asian and moslem .

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 06:32 AM
Mr Smutty , Kenneth to friends .
I think we need to examine the Posting record of some of your fellow scribblers .
Don't the Polls assume a 6% vote factor directly attributed to skin colour prejudice?
As we have often reminded you , our society is probably the most multi cultural in the world . Surprisingly , overt racial tensions are few though I have major reservations and concerns .
Without doing some basic research , I cannot accurately tell you about non white representation in , for example , front bench government positions .
But , if there is under representation my feeling is that this basically just represents the fact that there are no obvious candidates who merit the highest rewards at this time .
However , if you filter down to local politics , I feel sure there is no shortage of non white representation and I am primarily referring to black , asian and moslem .since when is Muslim a race?

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 06:45 AM
Ramon quit waisting your time pulling for the dark horse, you won't change anybody that votes mind.... repent you nasty boy use your knees for something other than your used too, at your age you have one foot in the grave and one foot on a banana peel... I see your gathering quite a flock 1toomany and neilsedakka maybe if their lucky you can read them Obama's favorite book "bedtime for Bozo" as always have a good day in your rainbow neighborhood:yo:

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 06:49 AM
Ramon please explain the change Buckwheat and now spanky are promising!!! and how it will come about... :lol:

zoroooo
09-15-2008, 07:21 AM
we europeans we always choose an american president.lol

We just are in general loosing...So I guess there is a tradition and Obama will not escape to that tradition.

Why does we alwayd have the wrong guy to support.

I feel its verry simple,we dont understand deep America and the forces wich are working there.

We travel to los angeles New york but thoose places arent deep America America to my opinion hasnt escaped yet from its dark period. The renaisance as we see it isn t yet actual for them. America is still in the logic of violence, confrontation and war. We have in europe same forces workening same right extrem right wing.But pointing our finger to them we forget to clean in our homes.

Now my feeling about both candidates is one of mixed feeling. Naivly I prefered Obama, but i feel very unpleasent he runs after the christian voter the way he does.He seems to run and run were the wind goes.And I dont trust that. MCcaine is wiser than Bush and is the true American hero..Its a concept that we europeans could qualify as naive.But we are wrong its an important stone in American way of life.Adoration.

Just when I listen that Palin girl than if feel that same as was Bush....blind christian doctrine.

So still I think I have to understand Americans...Pitty that here we don't hear democrats.


friendly to you all americans.

Lucker
09-15-2008, 07:31 AM
since when is Muslim a race?

Answer
When you are chasing one with an axe in your hand

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 07:38 AM
Mr Smutty , Kenneth to friends .
I think we need to examine the Posting record of some of your fellow scribblers .
Don't the Polls assume a 6% vote factor directly attributed to skin colour prejudice?
As we have often reminded you , our society is probably the most multi cultural in the world . Surprisingly , overt racial tensions are few though I have major reservations and concerns .
Without doing some basic research , I cannot accurately tell you about non white representation in , for example , front bench government positions .
But , if there is under representation my feeling is that this basically just represents the fact that there are no obvious candidates who merit the highest rewards at this time .
However , if you filter down to local politics , I feel sure there is no shortage of non white representation and I am primarily referring to black , asian and moslem .

Well Ramon how do you think America stands up? In the Republican or Democrat sectors.
There is nothing unsual about minority public service on local county, state and national levels.

You say

"Don't the Polls assume a 6% vote factor directly attributed to skin colour prejudice?"

How do you statistically determine an assumption?


I thought the term assumption rather inplied we are going to "make up " a figure.

What is the record? Both parties have had a range of public figures and I don't think Republicans have anything to be ashamed of in that regards,

Here is the GOP Party Leadership (http://www.gop.com/About/PartyLeadership.htm)

Here is the DNC Party (http://www.democrats.org/a/party/ourleaders.html)

Cabinet Members Under Clinton (http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0101275.html)

Cabinet Members Under G. W. Bush (http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0878421.html)

brown-raider
09-15-2008, 08:02 AM
we europeans we always choose an american president.lol

We just are in general loosing...So I guess there is a tradition and Obama will not escape to that tradition.

Why does we alwayd have the wrong guy to support.

I feel its verry simple,we dont understand deep America and the forces wich are working there.

We travel to los angeles New york but thoose places arent deep America America to my opinion hasnt escaped yet from its dark period. The renaisance as we see it isn t yet actual for them. America is still in the logic of violence, confrontation and war. We have in europe same forces workening same right extrem right wing.But pointing our finger to them we forget to clean in our homes.

Now my feeling about both candidates is one of mixed feeling. Naivly I prefered Obama, but i feel very unpleasent he runs after the christian voter the way he does.He seems to run and run were the wind goes.And I dont trust that. MCcaine is wiser than Bush and is the true American hero..Its a concept that we europeans could qualify as naive.But we are wrong its an important stone in American way of life.Adoration.

Just when I listen that Palin girl than if feel that same as was Bush....blind christian doctrine.

So still I think I have to understand Americans...Pitty that here we don't hear democrats.


friendly to you all americans.sorry to rain on your parade, but A GOOD MANY OF aMERICANS do consider themselves christians and though the though of same sex marriages is not disgusting to you and the Democraps, to a good many Americans it is disgusting... Obama is a militant radical in disguise you can see this by the company he keeps.. even his so called spiritual advisor for so many years is a man who dispises America and white people... and your right about Obama's changing like the wind, he is a muti faced liar.. when he no longer has a script in front of him and the debates start he will be exposed for his lack of knowledge of world politics and he will be frustrated to the point of anger and discrimination accusations... for now he has been toted the cosen one by the media.... he has been doted about with kid gloves... but the time will come when the gloves will come off. Macain will tear him a new butt hole for his lack of knowledge of how the game is played and won.... Obama has nothing to show when it comes to character and integrity, because he stands for nothing in particular.... he's got all his bet's riding on his mantra of change... but he has never spelled out what, where and how this change will happen and to what.. he is on shakey ground on every important issue at times clumsily spewing nonesense off the cuff.... only to try to retract or explain every nonesensicle moronic thing he said.... he has no history of clear acclamaited decisions or actions in the political or private arena... just who the fook is this chameleon bullshitter... does he really think he can bullshitt his way to the oval office? the only things we know that he clearly stands for are a couple of the planks of the Democrap party... Pro abortion, pro homosexual rights including gay marriage...... so tell me why should he be President and what is all this change he is talking about... this is a serious question?????
does he really think he will smooth talk and bullshitt his way around foreign leaders? they will figuratively biotch slap him..:yo:

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 08:17 AM
we europeans we always choose an american president.lol

We just are in general loosing...So I guess there is a tradition and Obama will not escape to that tradition.

Why does we alwayd have the wrong guy to support.

I feel its verry simple,we dont understand deep America and the forces wich are working there.

We travel to los angeles New york but thoose places arent deep America America to my opinion hasnt escaped yet from its dark period. The as we see it isn t yet actual for them. America is still in the logic of violence, confrontation and war. We have in europe same forces workening same right extrem right wing.But pointing our finger to them we forget to clean in our homes.

Now my feeling about both candidates is one of mixed feeling. Naivly I prefered Obama, but i feel very unpleasent he runs after the christian voter the way he does.He seems to run and run were the wind goes.And I dont trust that. MCcaine is wiser than Bush and is the true American hero..Its a concept that we europeans could qualify as naive.But we are wrong its an important stone in American way of life.Adoration.

Just when I listen that Palin girl than if feel that same as was Bush....blind christian doctrine.

So still I think I have to understand Americans...Pitty that here we don't hear democrats.


friendly to you all americans.


Well zoroooo you choose who you wish to be the President for America for YOUR reasons and we do the same we choose for OUR reasons, they may differ.

Yes I do not think you understand what you call "deep America" also called by the East and West Coast Beltways , Flyover America, because they think of us as just areas that they fly over to go to the "important" places in the Country.

What renaisance do you see? As for the logic of violence, confrontation and war Europe has not grown out of that, if the events of the last several decades are any indications, you have had your own homegrown incidents of violence confrontation and war, not dependent on the US at all.

You say you support Obama,

Based upon what?

List for me his accomplishments, indications of his support of bipartisan political unifying behavior.

I mean besides simple statements that he is for Hope and Change

Itemise for me WHAT indications in his record influenced your decision?

1amongmany
09-15-2008, 08:17 AM
does he really think he will smooth talk and bullshitt his way around foreign leaders?

it works for Bush :lol:

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 08:25 AM
So still I think I have to understand Americans...Pitty that here we don't hear democrats.


friendly to you all americans.

Hey now I have posted links to videos and writing of Democrats,

Well OK it's true I am somewhat selective :gossip:

zoroooo
09-15-2008, 08:58 AM
ear Dan,
Dear Dan,


I said I naively suported... and I feel he isnt consitent anough....But Dan you cant always referring to the second ww to justify todays actions..I feel that"s not a doctrine wich is simmilar to the Bush onces.

And slogan are slogans.. from either part.


friendly


my dear friend Brown,

I am a poor English writter...we agree al here. But sorry to say I preferre not to read your garbage and you use of language wich in nearly each sentence contains insult slangtung and street gang laguage.Maybe you feel having the balls... just take them out of your mouth and place them where they belong..I hope your wife will have more pleasure to contemplate them that we are force too.

politly to you..........................;

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 09:02 AM
ear Dan,
Dear Dan,


But Dan you cant always referring to the second ww to justify todays actions..I feel that"s not a doctrine wich is simmilar to the Bush onces.








I said several decades, so I was referring to Yugoslavia, Chechnya and the recent Georgian incident.

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 09:10 AM
From ABC World wants Obama as president: poll (http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2360240.htm?section=world)

US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama may be struggling to nudge ahead of his Republican rival in polls at home, but people across the world want him in the White House, a BBC poll said.

All 22 countries covered in the poll would prefer to see Senator Obama elected US president ahead of Republican John McCain.


The margin in favour of Senator Obama ranged from 9 per cent in India to 82 per cent in Kenya, while an average of 49 per cent across the 22 countries preferred Senator Obama


Some one correct me if I am wrong.

49% that is LESS than half??

Oh and India population about 1 Billion 9% in Favour?

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 09:13 AM
ear Dan,
Dear Dan,



And slogan are slogans.. from either part.


friendly





Yes slogans are slogans, but one of the GOP slogans is clean up government, Obama claims that goal, and while I can point to what McCain and Palin have done in that direction, I can think of NOTHING in Obama's record to indicate anything he has done.

Difference between talking the talk and walking the walk

zoroooo
09-15-2008, 09:15 AM
I said several decades, so I was referring to Yugoslavia, Chechnya and the recent Georgian incident.


And Irak ,Vietnam

zoroooo
09-15-2008, 09:18 AM
From ABC World wants Obama as president: poll (http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2360240.htm?section=world)

US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama may be struggling to nudge ahead of his Republican rival in polls at home, but people across the world want him in the White House, a BBC poll said.

All 22 countries covered in the poll would prefer to see Senator Obama elected US president ahead of Republican John McCain.


The margin in favour of Senator Obama ranged from 9 per cent in India to 82 per cent in Kenya, while an average of 49 per cent across the 22 countries preferred Senator Obama


Some one correct me if I am wrong.

49% that is LESS than half??




Oh and India population about 1 Billion 9% in Favour?


lol, you are funny..It is me you posted " europeas are confussing" means its not the world who elect the american president...You are doing..


lavuun

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 09:20 AM
And Irak ,Vietnam

I was pointing out the incidents of such things In Europe, we all are aware of the Iraq and Vietnam, some seem to overlook more local European events

kentuckydan
09-15-2008, 09:31 AM
lol, you are funny..It is me you posted " europeas are confussing" means its not the world who elect the american president...You are doing..


lavuun


Correct Y'al do not get to pick the US president I just got a kick out of pointing out that not every one overseas is all that crazy about Obama

India sure isn't 9%?? I mean the Muslim population of India is 13.4%


The population of India is 1.13 billion people so there are over 1 Billion there who
do not favour Obama that is pretty large spread IMO

There are about a half a Billion in Europe, I figure most of them DO favour Obama

For the Future sorry to say I might prefer a closer allignment with India than Europe

The largest Democracy in the World with all it's problems, I still wonder sometimes why everyone keeps saying the 21st Century will be the Century of China. I think India has as good a claim at that spot as China.

But you take your friends where they exist not where you wish them to always.

alenika
09-15-2008, 10:39 AM
I was pointing out the incidents of such things In Europe, we all are aware of the Iraq and Vietnam, some seem to overlook more local European eventsAnd Serbia, And Georgia again - I mean militarising Georgia which starts war then.

1amongmany
09-15-2008, 10:51 AM
And Serbia, And Georgia again - I mean militarising Georgia which starts war then.

it is either your back yard or mine :)

I think this is their way of stopping the construction of the Moscow-Tehran Highway