Yard Sale: Selling out America-- Is "someone" selling out America?
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The author goes on to mention the "Apologize for America Tour" and the famous bow to the Saudi King. I Have To Admit, I Can't Remember Any Other President Bowing to Anybody. Was that a show of respect or a subject bowing to his ruler? I understand they are a source of oil, but I don't understand a president of the United States bowing to that guy or anyone else.
He talks about the overheard whisper to the president of Russia about his future "flexibility", if he wins the upcoming election. Was he looking for campaign donations? What ever made him think he's going to win the next election? Anyway, here's the article:
Obama’s Yard Sale: Selling Out America
Clear, undeniable pattern of selling out America and We, the People, to our enemies
From the very beginning of Obama-Soetoro’s illegal occupancy of the
once-revered and respected office of President of the United States of
America, he and his unindicted co-conspirators have been feverishly
working to “fundamentally change” America. As expected by those who paid
attention and actually read Mein Kamph…er…Dreams From My Father and the
facts known about Obama-Soetoro’s philosophical background, the changes
have all been aimed at turning America into a Soviet-style
dictatorship. And as we get closer to the 2012 elections, the pace of
selling out America is increasing significantly.
Americans, I sincerely hope, will remember Obama-Soetoro’s
disgraceful performances on what became known as his Apologize for
America Tour. Who can forget the picture of his scrawny backside, as he
bowed before the King of Saudi Arabia? Or his groveling before Muslims
in Egypt, claiming that America is not a Christian nation? Karl Rove
summed much of it up nicely in a Wall Street Journal article:
“Mr. Obama told the French (the French!) that America ‘has shown
arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive’ toward Europe. In Prague,
he said America has ‘a moral responsibility to act’ on arms control
because only the U.S. had ‘used a nuclear weapon.’ In London, he said
that decisions about the world financial system were no longer made by
‘just Roosevelt and Churchill sitting in a room with a brandy’—as if
that were a bad thing. And in Latin America, he said the U.S. had not
‘pursued and sustained engagement with our neighbors’ because we ‘failed
to see that our own progress is tied directly to progress throughout
the Americas.’” (Wall Street Journal)
He had Hilary Clinton apologize to the Russians, with her “reset”
button nonsense, a high school gesture that she managed to botch.
However, Obama-Soetoro, die-hard (though knee-jerk) Marxist that he is,
has never given up pandering to Vladimir Putin, whom many suspect is
still the hard-line Communist he was when he was a Lt. Colonel in the
KGB, the Soviet secret police. The scrapping of the plan to install
missile defenses in Poland and the Czech Republic was clearly a
kowtowing move, aimed at impressing Moscow. This was followed by the
START treaty, which many experts say was a big step in Obama-Soetoro’s
unilateral denuclearization scheme that gave Russia a significant
advantage over the U.S., especially in tactical nuclear weapons.
And as the traitorous cherry on top of the sell-out sundae, like a
teen-age boy trying to act like a big shot, B. Hussein recently let slip
to the Russians that after “my next election,” he will have more
“flexibility” regarding America’s unilateral disarmament.
There's more at the link below, if you can handle anymore.
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