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Obama the blowhard

POSTED BY: SIGNYM
UPDATED: Wednesday, May 11, 2022 17:34
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Monday, June 16, 2014 12:25 AM

I just took a post by you in another thread and showed how you post to confuse. It didn't take long for you to make a post that lets me prove my point.

si shen


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Monday, June 16, 2014 9:50 AM

Hmmm. Except the person who seems to be confused is you.

Why don't you try sticking to the facts of this topic?

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Thursday, November 19, 2015 1:54 PM

the guy Sam Harris spoke on Paris

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Sam Harris says it all - a free thinking Atheist, he's not too far removed from Mahers philosphy, he's teamed up with other ex-muslims and atheists to speak up


Harris a liberal, calls out other liberals for being spineless


http://www.samharris.org/podcast/item/still-sleepwalking-toward-armage
ddon

Listen to his podcast, he's a great speaker



worth listening to

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

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America continues to attract striving immigrants.
Oh, that was STRIVING? I thought that was STARVING.



Malkin had an article on Breibart
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On Wednesday’s Breitbart News Daily (6AM-9AM ET on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125), conservative journalist Michelle Malkin said there needs to be a moratorium on Syrian refugees and blasted President Barack Obama as a “petty, partisan man-child” who mocks GOP presidential candidates for being afraid of orphans and widows while “the headlines are crackling with new arrests of these ‘refujihadists.’”

Just like Obama declared that ISIS was being “contained” the day before the Paris terror attacks, Obama said hours before French authorities engaged in a seven-hour gunfight with Islamic radicals linked to the Paris terror attacks in which at least one of the perpetrators had posed as a Syrian refugee that those opposed to resettling Syrian refugees across America are “scared of widows and three-year-old orphans”

“Obama is a petty, partisan man-child,” Malkin told host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon. “And in times of adversity and in times of crisis, his true colors come out… On the world’s stage, when we are under siege by civilizational jihadists, this is the rhetoric that we get?”

Malkin said that “we absolutely need to have a moratorium” on Syrian refugees, especially since, “we cannot tell the difference between bonafide refugees—people who are bonafide escapees from political or religious persecution—because the whole thing has been such a game.”

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Tuesday, June 28, 2016 5:33 AM


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....SIGNYM
Yanno, the funny thing was, I read exactly the same passage you did before I posted, and I'm pretty sure that I said nothing about the reasons WHY the emperor decided what he decided... or why later emperors decided the same thing for generations afterwards. So I'm not just throwing stuff out to see what sticks, because I didn't throw anything out at all.



These are quotes by you pulled from just your last few posts. There is an entire thread here that goes on for over 120 posts and there is a theme. All throughout you imply this country is an albatross around the world’s neck creating havoc where ever we tread. You are working so hard at it you cannot even remember the context you posted the Royal Fleet misinformation. To propose that they were better than us. That they could have but choose not to do what we chose to do.

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Then you have chosen to ignore the historic examples of nations/ kingdoms that COULD HAVE been hemispheric-class predators but chose not to be.
I'm talking about China when it burned its imperial fleet, but could have easily taken over southern Asia and parts of the ME. (I posted about that and provided a link earlier)

The civilizations that I mentioned were advanced and economically powerful for their day. The Harappan civilization and its cities covered a large part of the Indus valley, and traded far and wide, with Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt. Unlike many of the extant civilizations, the Harappans didn't field any armies or engage in conquests. Because of the intricate seals and standardized weight sets, it appears the Harappan civilization cities depended primarily on trade of surplus agricultural and artisan goods. The same could be said for Minoan civilization, which depended on trade, not conquest, for its wealth.



You offer up as Prof Societies that exited thousands of years before the time of Christ. When considered by the reader they are realized to have no relevance to the points you are trying to make. Today’s societies are intertwined in ways never comprehended by past cultures. Could they get on a plane and cause havoc on the other side of the world within hours. I don’t think so. Someone on the other side of the world may read this moments after I post it. What goes on in the world affects us tremendously. So yes we do get involved. We make many mistakes and as Brenda points out. We have shown ourselves to be as ruthless at times as any other culture was capable. But in no way exclusively. I could post many carefully selected incidents in history to make all current societies look terrible. Instead I chose to keep things in their proper context.



I was looking for comments about Snowden from you when I came across this thread. Again, nothing but America bashing from you.

Edward Snowden has taken to Twitter to condemn Russia's proposed "Yarovaya law," which provides prison sentences of 7 years for writing favorably about "extremism" on the Internet, criminalizes failure to report "reliable" information about planned attacks, and requires online providers to retain at least six months' worth of users' communications, 3 years' worth of "metadata" and to provide backdoors to decrypt this material.

http://boingboing.net/2016/06/27/snowden-publicly-condemns-russ.html

Any comments SIG

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Tuesday, July 5, 2016 2:39 PM

Every single politician, from the Founding Fathers to the present, sucks big fat elephant balls. They lie, cheat and steal to get their way. They kill, maim and
cause great damage to the human spirit.

No need to single out anyone. They all suck!!!

Nothing new under the sun. Nothing to see here.


SGG

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Friday, April 2, 2021 9:30 AM

Originally posted by SIGNYM:

I used to get a flinch reaction every time GWB spoke, and quite frankly I've gotten to the same point with Obama. Here is the transcript of his speech at West Point.

http://foxnewsinsider.com/2014/05/28/transcript-video-obama-lays-out-f
oreign-policy-west-point-commencement-speech


I couldn't help but notice the wandering hypocrisy, like he had lost the thread of his own propaganda ...

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In fact, by most measures America has rarely been stronger relative to the rest of the world. Those who argue otherwise — who suggest that America is in decline or has seen its global leadership slip away — are either misreading history or engaged in partisan politics. Think about it. Our military has no peer.


Yep, we spend more on our military than the rest of the world COMBINED. Nobody else - not even Russia!- has bases ALL OVER the world!

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America continues to attract striving immigrants.
Oh, that was STRIVING? I thought that was STARVING.

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Russia’s aggression towards former Soviet states unnerves capitals in Europe
Yeah, because Russia has troops, bases, and missiles all over Europe. (not) And yet, somehow, Russia is the aggressor.

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From Brazil to India, rising middle classes compete with us, and governments seek a greater say in global forums.
Yes, god help us if other governments have a greater say!

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The question we face, the question each of you will face, is not whether America will lead but how we will lead
Because, yanno, whatever we decide is right for the world is right for the world.

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not just to secure our peace and prosperity but also extend peace and prosperity around the globe.
HAHAHAHA! We've been blowing this smoke for 70 years or more. Replaced 50 governments. Somehow, we still haven't gotten this right!

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Today, according to self-described realists, conflicts in Syria or Ukraine or the Central African Republic are not ours to solve.
In particular, they're not ours to start.

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Here’s my bottom line: America must always lead on the world stage. If we don’t, no one else will. The military ... is, and always will be, the backbone of that leadership.
Again, we have the right to determine what's right for the rest of the world? And if they don't agree, we turn on the force?

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This weekend, Ukrainians voted by the millions. Yesterday, I spoke to their next president. We don’t know how the situation will play out, and there will remain grave challenges ahead, but standing with our allies on behalf of international order, working with international institutions, has given a chance for the Ukrainian people to choose their future — without us firing a shot.
The Ukrainians did that for us, thanks to pressure from that organ of American dominance- the IMF.

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... a third aspect of American leadership, and that is our effort to strengthen and enforce international order. After World War II, America had the wisdom to shape institutions to keep the peace and support human progress, from NATO and the United Nations, to the World Bank and I.M.F. These institutions are not perfect, but they have been a force multiplier. They reducing the need for unilateral American action and increase restraint among other nations.
In other words, these institutions have been the United States' tools of foreign and economic domination.

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I believe in American exceptionalism with every fiber of my being.
Yep, I kinda noticed that...

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we’re putting in place new restrictions on how America collects and uses intelligence, because we will have fewer partners and be less effective if a perception takes hold that we’re conducting surveillance against ordinary citizens.
If Snowden hadn't come forward, the WH would STILL be OK with the NSA collecting informati

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Friday, April 2, 2021 10:25 AM

You really are a stupid little bitch. ^ Nothing you post is at all based in reality, ever.

You're a joke. Just too stupid to get it.


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Friday, April 2, 2021 8:13 PM

I agree with your assessment, albeit with one point of contention that changes the whole outlook on nearly every point you made.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
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... a third aspect of American leadership, and that is our effort to strengthen and enforce international order. After World War II, America had the wisdom to shape institutions to keep the peace and support human progress, from NATO and the United Nations, to the World Bank and I.M.F. These institutions are not perfect, but they have been a force multiplier. They reducing the need for unilateral American action and increase restraint among other nations.
In other words, these institutions have been the United States' tools of foreign and economic domination.




Not the United States'. There's nothing "American" about it.

This is the power Elite setting up the global shop, and draining the resources of America to make it happen.

Take away our wealth and our status as "Number 1", which arguably has already been done if we weren't all now subsidized by an ever-growing national debt that nobody has called in yet, Americans are no more important to them in the end than warring tribes in Africa that have no resources of any real value.


He's got it flipped. Intentionally, no doubt.

NATO, the United Nations, the World Bank, et al., are not the force multiplier of America's interests.

America is the force multiplier of these institutions.

At least for now. Until we've outgrown our usefulness.




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Saturday, April 3, 2021 11:04 PM

Agreed. Nothing "American" about it al all.

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THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.

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Wednesday, May 11, 2022 5:34 PM

Barack, Michelle Obama Issue Statement on Roe v. Wade Fire Bombing attacks?

Obama: It’s Time to KILL Free Speech – ‘It Has No Place in American Anymore’
https://newspunch.com/obama-its-time-to-kill-free-speech-it-has-no-pla
ce-in-american-anymore
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Extradited ex-Honduran president wants to subpoena Biden, Clinton, Obama, Trump and El Chapo
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/honduras-expresident
-drugs-weapons-court-b2075889.html


“Obama’s jealous of Biden”: New Book Spills Beans On Dem Chaos, Claims Pelosi Said Barack Obama Is Jealous
https://magaconservatives.com/obamas-jealous-of-biden-new-book-spills-
beans-on-dem-chaos-claims-pelosi-said-barack-obama-is-jealous-of-joe-biden
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