Barack Obama panders to Muslims, terrorists; unsettles Bibi

Friday, 20 May 2011

Barack Obama panders to Muslims, terrorists; unsettles Bibi

Here we go. As was predicted even before Barack Hussein Obama was 'promoted' from junior Illinois Senator (not even completing his first term!) to President, he has turned his back on our only real and trusted ally in the Middle East and embraced HAMAS, a terrorist organization. Who knew?

Now, Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting today with our illustrious 'leader', trying to understand why he desires to leave Israel in a state of defenselessness (taking away the high ground, the Golan Heights, is NOT a militarily sound way to defend the nation of Israel)...

U.S. President Barack Obama's endorsement of a longstanding Palestinian demand on the borders of their future state sets the stage for what could be a tense meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday.

Netanyahu, who has had strained relations with Obama, headed for Washington saying the president's vision of a Palestinian state on the borders of 1967 -- as part of his vision for an elusive U.S.-brokered peace deal -- could leave Israel "indefensible."

The White House talks had never been expected to yield any significant progress to revive long-stalled peace talks, but now that prospect seemed dimmer than ever.

Obama, in a policy speech on Thursday on the "Arab spring" uprisings across the Middle East, laid down his clearest markers yet on the compromises Israel and the Palestinians must make for resolving their decades-old conflict.

His position essentially embraces the Palestinian view that the state they seek in the West Bank and Gaza should largely be drawn along the lines that existed before the 1967 war in which Israel captured those territories and East Jerusalem.

On the eve of Netanyahu's visit, it was seen as a message that Obama expects Israel to eventually make big concessions.

"The viability of a Palestinian state cannot come at the expense of Israel's existence," Netanyahu said in a statement before flying to the United States for his talks with Obama.

Personally, I stand with Israel, and against Barack Hussein Obama's desire to diminish the Israeli state in favor of a crowd of terrorists.

Look at a map. You see "Jordan", "Syria", "Egypt"? There's your Palestine. Deal. If 'Palestinians' had not been such a blood-thirsty bunch of suicide bombers and rocketeers, Israel might want to give some ground. But with the history of Muslims being violence and destruction, and proclaimed hatred for the Jewish State, who can blame those who want to maintain the high ground?

Oh, you can bet Barack won brownie points with Muslims. I'll bet they are dancing in the streets...