Doesn't This Make US Look Bad?

[4est_4est_Gump]

My (Mark Steyn, The Corner, NRO) weekend column is about Putin’s urge to kick a man when he’s down. Having initially misread his New York Times piece, Peggy Noonan now gets the point:

He is telling the world he knows how to correct America, tell it off, criticize it for its conceit. And he does it right to their faces, not in a Moscow interview or a St. Petersburg speech. He is rubbing America’s nose in it for the delectation of its friends, occasional friends, foes and occasional foes.

All those friends and foes around the planet get it, too. Time magazine publishes four global editions: The cover story of the Europe/Africa edition, the Asia edition, and the Pacific edition reflect what actually happened this week; the cover story of the U.S. edition is some heartwarming fluff about nothing. The palace guard in the America media are doing a straddle Pravda and Comical Ali never had to attempt — telling the truth to the world while keeping their domestic readership in the dark.

Hence, the cooing coverage of this weekend’s “agreement.” A “deal” that pretends to be about chemical-weapons inspections is, in fact, a deal that “the U.S. will not interfere in Syria’s civil war.” Under the absurd plans to send international inspectors into a war zone is an agreement by Obama and Putin that what happened to a U.S. client in Egypt and a French client in Tunisia and an Anglo-American-French client in Libya will not be permitted to happen to a Russo-Iranian client in Syria.

Whether Obama knows that’s what he’s signed on to is unclear. But, if you don’t think the Middle East and the wider world get that message, you must be reading the U.S. edition of Time.

wanna see RACISM?

here is RACISM

http://cdn.pjmedia.com/tatler/files/2013/09/time-9162013.jpg

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

The Impostor President Gets Caught
Jack Cashill, American Thinker
September 16, 2013

During the 2008 presidential campaign, the New York Times ran an article on what psychologists call the "impostor phenomenon." To measure it, they ask test subjects questions like, "At times, I feel my success has been due to some kind of luck" or "I can give the impression that I'm more competent than I really am."

Although the article had nothing to do with Barack Obama, he would surely have scored off the charts had he answered those questions honestly. He was a reasonably bright guy but not the "brilliant" author and savant white liberals thought him to be. His "luck" derived from the fact that he grew up almost exactly as those liberals had but in the body of a black man. Hearing him they heard themselves. Seeing him say what he said surprised them, validated them, delighted them with its very whiteness. Although they would be the last to admit it, they suffered conspicuously from what George Bush has called "the soft bigotry of low expectations."

In speaking of Obama in early 2007, Joe Biden framed those expectations with dunderheaded clarity. "I mean you got the first mainstream African-American presidential candidate who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy." Not to be out-patronized, Senate majority Leader Harry Reid found comfort in Obama's having "no Negro dialect." The always-observant Shelby Steele summed up the phenomenon, "Blacks like Obama, who show merit where mediocrity is expected, enjoy a kind of reverse stigma, a slightly inflated reputation for 'freshness' and excellence because they defy expectations."

Throughout his ascendancy, Obama has had to fake something else besides competence, namely a belief in America. This trumpery was on full display during Tuesday night's Syria speech. "When, with modest effort and risk, we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run, I believe we should act," said Obama at the conclusion of his disjointed speech on September 10. "That's what makes America different. That's what makes us exceptional."

“I believe in American exceptionalism, just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism.”
Barack Hussein Obama
Strasbourg, France

In these last few months, the world has seen what happens when an intellectual lightweight with no fixed principles beyond the vestigial Marxism of his youth faces off against an unscrupulous post-Marxist survivor like Putin. For those paying attention, it wasn't hard to predict.

In 1975, when Obama was goofing off through his freshman year at an elite Hawaiian prep school, twenty-two year old Putin joined the KGB. The opportunistic Putin stayed with "the organs" until 1991 when he schemed his way out of the abortive KGB-backed putsch against Mikhail Gorbachev. "As soon as the coup began," said Putin later, "I immediately decided which side I was on." That same year Obama -- in his own words, "someone who has undoubtedly benefited from affirmative action programs during my academic career" -- secured an unearned berth in the Ivy League at Columbia University,

In 1995, both Putin and Obama got political. The wily Putin, always one step ahead of the law, took control of the Saint Petersburg branch of the pro-government Our Home Is Russia political party. In 1995, terrorist emeritus Bill Ayers, recognizing Obama's puppet potential, finished writing Obama's memoir, got Obama appointed chair of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge grant, and held a fundraiser for his state senate run in his Chicago home.

For the next eighteen years, the resourceful Putin finessed his way through the occasionally lethal minefield of Russian politics. Obama meanwhile was wafted aloft by his own breezy rhetoric and the overheated passions of his deluded followers, including, unfortunately, most of the mainstream media.

When Putin shot Obama's balloon down over Syria no one should have been surprised. As America first learned at Benghazi, you can fake your way through college, fake your way through the Senate, even fake your way through the presidency, but you can't fake your way through a civil war in the Middle East.

 

[Busybody]

The Impostor President Gets Caught
Jack Cashill, American Thinker
September 16, 2013



“I believe in American exceptionalism, just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism.”
Barack Hussein Obama
Strasbourg, France

unlike every one else

who screeches at you

LOOK, INJUN and his endless SEE n PEES...........

I read the above

and I must say

its brilliant

however its meaningless

NOTHING MEANS NOTHING, WE MUST PROTECT DA NIGGER



I was having the usual discussion at the gym with a COLORED WOMAN (a JUDGE),she is deaf dumb and blind when it comes to Obama......before I left, I said to her....."You have something in your nose.....she frantically start scratching and picking at her nose and saying, WHAT DO I HAVE???????????


I said.......SAND! CAUSE YOU HAVE YOUR HEAD IN TEH SAND VIS A VIS OBAMA

 

[zipman]

Originally Posted by zipman
So your answer was let Assad use chemical weapons on women and children.

Pretty much.....not our fuckin' problem bro, in case you haven't notice our own house is a little too fucked to be out playing world police and telling others how to run their shit.



zip and friends were not the least upset at the shelling, shooting, missiles and naplam, but as soon as WMDs appeared,

[voice=Ronald Reagan] well, there you go again... [/voice]



Now, we have embraced the tar-baby.

Chemical weapons used against women and children are different. They were outlawed because it is a horrible way to die.

How do you know what I'm upset about or not? And since I don't have friends on here, how would you know who they are and what they think? You wouldn't be ascribing that position to them, would you?

Go ahead, suck Putin's cock for a while because you mistakenly think it makes democrats look bad. I get why the totalitarian RWCJ loves him more than their own country..

 

[BotanyBoy]

Chemical weapons used against women and children are different. They were outlawed because it is a horrible way to die.

BAHAHAHAHAHA.....because being gunned down is SO much better....HAHAHAHAHA fucking moron.

IT'S ABOUT THE MONEY

No one gives a fuck about some heathen wadi fucks in a 3rd world shit hole.....get fuckin' real, if that were the case we would have been all up in Africa. Syria ain't got shit on the scale or brutality of that place....not a fuckin' match.

 

[Busybody]

Chemical weapons used against women and children are different. They were outlawed because it is a horrible way to die.

How do you know what I'm upset about or not? And since I don't have friends on here, how would you know who they are and what they think? You wouldn't be ascribing that position to them, would you?

Go ahead, suck Putin's cock for a while because you mistakenly think it makes democrats look bad. I get why the totalitarian RWCJ loves him more than their own country..

getting your throat slit is as well or shot or blown up

WHO CARES????????????

NOT OUR FUCKING BUSINESS

and BTW, Obama is BLACK, that's why we oppose him, no other reason, HE IS BLACK

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

unlike every one else

who screeches at you

LOOK, INJUN and his endless SEE n PEES...........

I read the above

and I must say

its brilliant

however its meaningless

NOTHING MEANS NOTHING, WE MUST PROTECT DA NIGGER



I was having the usual discussion at the gym with a COLORED WOMAN (a JUDGE),she is deaf dumb and blind when it comes to Obama......before I left, I said to her....."You have something in your nose.....she frantically start scratching and picking at her nose and saying, WHAT DO I HAVE???????????


I said.......SAND! CAUSE YOU HAVE YOUR HEAD IN TEH SAND VIS A VIS OBAMA

Then you might like the excerpts from Andrew Klavan:

...

Dosvedanya, Suckers! Who-dat just pwned the President of the oh-so-exceptional United States? That’s right, you Yankee Doodle Dandies! Me, that’s who! Hey, Uh-O-Obama, who’s your Daddy? Vladdy your Daddy! Boom! Ouch, that was the sound of the leader of the free world having himself Bee-yatch Slapped big time! It is Assad day for U.S. prestige. Get it? Assad. A – sad! Yowzah!

...

Yo, American Bee-yatches! Remember the movie Carrie? How, like, this whole burning house fell down on top of her head and everyone thought she was dead and buried and then suddenly — frang!!! — her hand comes rocketing out the grave and grabs you by the leg and you’re all, like, “Yaaaaa!” Okay. Now, remember the Cold War and how you were all, like, “We won the Cold War! USA! USA!” and we were all, like, “Boo-hoo, turns out Communism wasn’t such a great idea after all.” Well, guess what? Frang!!!! Now you’ve got the Marxist leader and we’re all, like, “I reach out of the grave and grab your leg, Charlie!” Should’ve stuck with the whole Reagan small government, big army thing, but no-o-o-o-o! Who’s sorry now? That’s the song I’m singing!

...

Seriously, though, once he wipes the egg off his face, President Obama and I have a great deal in common. I don’t believe in American exceptionalism and neither does he. I want U.S. foreign policy hamstrung by the circus of petty tyrants that is the United Nations and so does he. I benefit from having a Russian-backed murderous strong man retain power in Syria while the humiliation of the American president reduces his influence in the region to zero and… oops! I guess I have one on you there! Rim-shot! So long, schmuckovites!

 

[Busybody]

BAHAHAHAHAHA.....because being gunned down is SO much better....HAHAHAHAHA fucking moron.

tee hee, see BOOTAY BOI, why I loves ya?

what a bunch of PANSIES

 

[Busybody]

In answer to the OP question

Does this make us look bad?


Yes, THIS>>>>>https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTNpHHJhyz0xWtmCWtY3aHpHQIDhHBwEf6bA1W_MdM9Z7x_7Q_j<<< Makes us look bad

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

getting your throat slit is as well or shot or blown up

WHO CARES????????????

NOT OUR FUCKING BUSINESS

and BTW, Obama is BLACK, that's why we oppose him, no other reason, HE IS BLACK

tee hee

tee hee

How quickly they forget Iraq and how they would say and do anything to make Bush, the US and Republicans look bad. Now the shoe is on the other foot and they're taking all the same steps as Bush without a coalition, without the UN, and without the Congress, but now, it's okay because Saddam, I mean, Bashir gassed the Kurds, I mean, his own people...


maybe...


They reached their conclusion long before any test results were in.

 

[Busybody]

tee hee

tee hee

How quickly they forget Iraq and how they would say and do anything to make Bush, the US and Republicans look bad. Now the shoe is on the other foot and they're taking all the same steps as Bush without a coalition, without the UN, and without the Congress, but now, it's okay because Saddam, I mean, Bashir gassed the Kurds, I mean, his own people...


maybe...


They reached their conclusion long before any test results were in.

yeah, its as if they SLEPT Thru 2001-2008 and think we did as well

tee hee, indeed

 

[Busybody]

In answer to the OP question

Does this make us look bad?

Yes, THIS>>>>>https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTNpHHJhyz0xWtmCWtY3aHpHQIDhHBwEf6bA1W_MdM9Z7x_7Q_j<<< Makes us look bad

and THIS????????????http://www.thelookingspoon.com/images/photos/106/12/4eb6e9b1c674f43c41a89982.jpg

 

[BotanyBoy]

tee hee, see BOOTAY BOI, why I loves ya?

what a bunch of PANSIES

B2B...1
















no homo....
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[4est_4est_Gump]

On Wednesday, we were treated to the best “rope-a-dope” since Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman in 1974. In a perfectly written New York Times op-ed, Putin wrote that he felt compelled to address the American people directly. He called for America to respect international law, to submit the Syria mess to the UN Security Council. He worried that we could destroy the UN and international law and order. He wrote that he was alarmed that it had become a commonplace for the U.S. to intervene in foreign conflicts by military force. He even took us to task for American exceptionalism.

All of these words had, over the past few years, come out of Obama, even the criticism of American exceptionalism. Putin is a judo expert. His op-ed was a perfect rope-a-dope because he used Obama’s words to create a momentum in Obama that he used against him.

Jed Babbin, American Spectator



Putin noticed the 180 degree change of the Democrat Party as led by Obama long after the Democrats convinced themselves that Obama was some sort of a pragmatic centrist...

He knows who Obama was and is, busybody and I know who Obama was and is, and the Democrats are still trying to pretend that he never was and never will be what he was and is.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

yeah, its as if they SLEPT Thru 2001-2008 and think we did as well

tee hee, indeed

See above post...

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

If this deal goes through, two things are clear. First, for now at least, using chemical weapons worked for Assad. The Russia-US deal that the WH wants to spin as a win contains no mention of Assad leaving power, much less facing international justice for a massacre involving chemical weapons. The precedent is now set that, if it has Russia’s support at the UN, a rogue regime can gas its own people and emerge in a stronger diplomatic position. Unless something changes this new status quo, the use of chemical weapons in a civil war is no longer a grave crime against humanity. It is more of a violation, like a speeding ticket. Assad has some points on his license, but he’s still at the wheel of his car.

Second, the deal a weakened Kerry accepted as the best he could get under the circumstances confirms the loss of prestige for Obama in the Middle East— again, for now. Assad must go, said Obama. Assad must not gas, said Obama. Assad has gassed and he will not go. This is big. The White House wants everyone to focus on the prospects for getting Syria’s chemical weapons under control, but this effort to distract attention from a diplomatic climbdown won’t work with the hard eyed realists who calculate power realities in the Middle East — and in Beijing and Pyongyang, for that matter.

Walter Russell Mead
http://blogs.the-american-interest....tom-line-assad-has-gassed-but-he-will-not-go/

 

[RobDownSouth]

tee hee

tee hee

How quickly they forget Iraq and how they would say and do anything to make Bush, the US and Republicans look bad. Now the shoe is on the other foot and they're taking all the same steps as Bush without a coalition, without the UN, and without the Congress, but now, it's okay because Saddam, I mean, Bashir gassed the Kurds, I mean, his own people...


maybe...


They reached their conclusion long before any test results were in.

Coz the situation in Iraq back then is exactly the same as the situation in Syria now, right you stupid son of a bitch?

Take that false equivalency, shine it up real good, turn it sideways and stick it up your chihuahua's ass.

 

[Busybody]

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LOSER.....Obama NIGGER ASS KISSER

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Even Canada "gets" it...

Will the Dems?

Like most everybody else, I’m confused as hell over Syria. The trouble is, Mr. Obama is confused, too. This is not reassuring. He appears to be making it up as he goes along. The only thing that’s clear is that he hates – really hates – being commander-in-chief. He was the guy who was going to get the United States out of all of George W. Bush’s messes. And now this!

Mr. Bush’s problem was that once he made decisions, he never second-guessed himself. Mr. Obama’s problem is that he overthinks. He changes his mind and paints himself into a corner. At first, he said Mr. al-Assad had to go. Then he said regime change wasn’t in the cards. He said there was a red line Mr. al-Assad mustn’t cross. Then, when Mr. al-Assad crossed it, he said it wasn’t his red line, it was the world’s – even as it became excruciatingly clear that the world wasn’t about to do a thing about it.

He said Syria poses no threat to America, but also that attacking it would be in the national interest. On his own, he decided to seek Congressional approval – then trapped himself when it turned out Americans had no taste for another foreign (mis)adventure of the kind he had promised to extricate them from.

No wonder seasoned foreign-policy types are tearing their hair out in clumps. “Words like ad hoc and improvised and unsteady come to mind,” Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, told the Times.

I’ve always been deeply skeptical of the case for intervening, for the simple reason that it might wind up doing more harm than good. The two strongest reasons, it seems to me, were to show that there are consequences for violating international norms, and to demonstrate that the United States means what it says.

But Mr. Obama doesn’t really mean what he says. So why should anybody take him seriously? In fact, there are no consequences, and everything he and his comically inept sidekick John Kerry have said about human rights and justice and the “moral obscenity” of chemical weapons is just a bunch of hot air. His message to rogue states like Iran is: You can get away with anything. His message to greater powers such as China is that he’s incapable of strategic thinking. And his message to allies such as Israel is that they can’t rely on him to have their back.

Mr. Obama’s Middle East policy is in ruins. He looks like he’s way over his head. Now he’s let himself get rolled by the biggest bully on the block. In the immortal words of Mr. Kerry, he looks “unbelievably small.” And that’s not good.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/commentary/barack-obama-98-pound-weakling/article14315072/

 

[Busybody]

Will the Dems?

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oh they GET IT

they just pretend NOT TO

and they will elect ClitBitch and then FauxWarren and also pretend not to get it

by that time

there will be MORE Americans in Kenya and Somalia then in the Former US of A!

 

[bumlicker]

doesnt this make the us look bad!!!!

are you kidding??? we voted this joker into office not once but twice i think were way waaaay past looking bad

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Now Obama is saying that he will use the same strategy with Iran when they cross the red nuclear line that they will respect his credible use of force no matter how unbelievably small and that they will then let Vlad hammer out an agreement that Obama can live with, Israel, maybe, not so much...



http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...6f27cc-1e05-11e3-8459-657e0c72fec8_print.html

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

are you kidding??? we voted this joker into office not once but twice i think were way waaaay past looking bad

*chuckle*


He's taking McCain and Graham down with him..

 

[Busybody]

Obama's military strategy>>>https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/5985644544/h2B8082DA/