Thomas Williams
The enemies that we were fighting against somehow became the people that we want to make a deal with because President Barack Obama did not want to fight against them anymore. So he stopped fighting and started calling them up to talk with instead.
You know the rest of the story up until now. We have stopped fighting as the
enemies of our country kept moving around the rest of the world taking what
they could as fast as they can, until someone else stops them.
But of course no one is stopping them at all as they began to make the alliance
of China, Russia, Iran, Syria, Yemeni, and North Korea, stronger with the new
wealth stolen from the country's population’s treasury that our American
Government left behind.
Because President Barack Obama is not going to fight a war with our enemies at all. And I keep wondering just what in the world does our country's media keep talking in the way they are. Reporting everything but the truth and how in the world did the media that I once relied on to simply tell it like it is, has now become a propaganda machine for President Barack Obama and the Washington DC establishment.
And how President Obama appeasing of our country's enemies keep's
remembering me of this same way of talking and acting that felt like the same
behavior that the people in Europe were doing back in the 1940s and World War
II. And that the people around me now are acting just like that again. The
same social fears that seem to feel the same way as it felt back then by the
people around me now is disconcerting. That on May 8 1945, Germany sundered.
And wish that my Government leaders were someone else with a more normal attitude. Instead of this sub normal media bull talk that keeps using a TV Show for the Show sake to hide how incompetent and cowardly the people running the Washington DC establishment really are.
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http://www.wsj.com/articles/
Obama to Press Growth, Climate Issues at U.N.
President to advance foreign-policy goals at General Assembly amid new challenges
Increasingly complex dynamics in a volatile Middle East will test Mr. Obama, while he tries to advance his longer-term policy goals on issues such as global development and climate change.
Russia’s more aggressive posture in Syria and Iraq is overshadowing Mr. Obama’s three days in New York for the U.N. General Assembly. On Monday, Mr. Obama is scheduled to meet with President Vladimir Putin for the first time in more than two years.
The president is also grappling with finding a U.S. role in a global migrant crisis spawned by Syria’s civil war.
He is set to address the General Assembly on Monday, a speech that will serve as a road map for how he intends to approach the remaining 16 months of his term. He is expected to appear again next autumn but will have only a few months remaining in office.
Mr. Putin also is scheduled to address the world body on Monday, and the Middle East will be central to the U.S. and Russian leaders’ high-stakes talks.
But Mr. Obama’s schedule in New York, from Sunday to Tuesday, reflects a president looking to make strides in other policy areas. On Sunday, he addressed a U.N. meeting on global development concerns, after having lunch with his sister, Auma, at his hotel.
Mr. Obama urged other wealthy nations to contribute more to such issues, particularly the refugee crisis.
“We suffer no illusions of the challenges ahead. But we understand this is something that we must commit ourselves to,” Mr. Obama said. “Because in doing so, we recognize that our most basic bond our common humanity compels us to act.”
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