Showing posts with label Genocide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Genocide. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Obama Throws Aremenians Under the Bus

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Another day, another promise broken:


It was presidential candidate Barack Obama who last fall loudly declared that "America deserves a president who speaks truthfully about the Armenian genocide" -- promising, "I will be that president."

He even wrote then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice blasting the recall of an ambassador to Turkey who'd used the term "genocide" to describe the deaths of 1.5 million Armenians under the Ottoman Empire.

The Turks, not surprisingly, blame the deaths on fighting during World War I.

But, as candidate Obama wrote: "The occurrence of the Armenian genocide in 1915 is not an 'allegation,' a 'personal opinion' or a 'point of view.' Supported by overwhelming evidence, it is a widely documented fact."

Well, that was then.

Yesterday, President Obama released the annual White House statement for Armenian Remembrance Day, which commemorates the atrocity. And nowhere in that statement does the word "genocide" appear.
Lighten up Armenians, you're just another in the long line of people and group that Obama used simply for political expediency. You're in good company with luminaries like Rev. Wright, black farmers, Obama's grandmother and the American people to name but a few.

Who do you people think you are--important folks worth being faithful to like Bill Ayers and Tim Geithner?

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Plotting the Genocide of 25-Million Capitalist's

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Who would discuss such a thing? Pol Pot? Saddam? Hitler? Stalin?

It couldn't be the people who "launched" Barack Obama's political career, could it? I thought I'd have read something about it in the paper.

These are the people who Obama has chosen as mentors and who he blurbed a book for. They are not just acquaintances. They have no qualms about discussing the liquidation of those they ideologically disagree with on a scale unheard of.

One flaw I see in their thinking was that they planned on putting the "re-education camps" in the Southwest. I'm currently in Houston and I would say that there's no way in hell that Texans would just drop their weapons and surrender to scumbags like Ayers and Dornh. I imagine those 25 in the Weather Underground would have ended up as deceased Ivy League grads.

Watch the video below.