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Thinking back to Ronald Reagan, The Man From General Electric, the dimwitted corporate puppet and patron of the Military Industrial Complex, if he had told the truth rather than keeping us nervous and fearful we would have known the USSR was in serious decline both economically and militarily, therefore no threat, it would have served the People's interest rather than his and those of his war-loving corporate sponsors.Another Obama Hot Mic Moment Concerning Medvedev & The Missile Defense Shield:
Well, we all know that Obama would weaken the United States if he knew it would make others around the world happy and this is another gaff that confirms it. Recently Obama was discussing the missile defense shield and told Dmitry Medvedev that he would have more flexibility after the election.
Flexibility to do what?
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Thinking back to Ronald Reagan, The Man From General Electric, the dimwitted corporate puppet and patron of the Military Industrial Complex, if he had told the truth rather than keeping us nervous and fearful we would have known the USSR was in serious decline both economically and militarily, therefore no threat, it would have served the People's interest rather than his and those of his war-loving corporate sponsors.
So rather than jumping to conclusions about Obama's motive in saying what he did to Medvedev let us reason with the point of view that Obama knows a lot better than we do about what is going on in Russia and what needs to be done with regard to that nation and our need for missile defense.
War hawks need to keep something in mind: Our situation where other armed world powers is concerned is analogous to a group of people standing in a room filled with open gunpowder casks and every one of us is holding a BIC lighter. So the only hope we have is Mutually Assured Destruction.
"Star Wars" is an impractical idea. Wishful thinking. The nuclear weapons we are so afraid of might already be here -- waiting to be activated and detonated by a telephone call from anywhere in the world. And the same situation could exist in Russia.
The simple truth is where such matters are concerned we have no choice but to trust high level government. So the most I have to say in that regard is I feel better with Obama in Office than I did with George W. Bush and his gang.
Thinking back to Ronald Reagan, The Man From General Electric, the dimwitted corporate puppet and patron of the Military Industrial Complex, if he had told the truth rather than keeping us nervous and fearful we would have known the USSR was in serious decline both economically and militarily, therefore no threat, it would have served the People's interest rather than his and those of his war-loving corporate sponsors.
So rather than jumping to conclusions about Obama's motive in saying what he did to Medvedev let us reason from the point of view that Obama knows a lot better than we do about what is going on in Russia and what needs to be done with regard to that nation and our need for missile defense.
War hawks need to keep something in mind: Our situation where other armed world powers is concerned is analogous to a group of people standing in a room filled with open gunpowder casks and every one of us is holding a BIC lighter. So the only hope we have is Mutually Assured Destruction.
"Star Wars" is an impractical idea. Wishful thinking. The nuclear weapons we are so afraid of might already be here -- waiting to be activated and detonated by a telephone call from anywhere in the world. And the same situation could exist in Russia.
The simple truth is where such matters are concerned we have no choice but to trust high level government. So the most I have to say in that regard is I feel better with Obama in Office than I did with George W. Bush and his gang.
Thinking back to Ronald Reagan, The Man From General Electric, the dimwitted corporate puppet and patron of the Military Industrial Complex, if he had told the truth rather than keeping us nervous and fearful we would have known the USSR was in serious decline both economically and militarily, therefore no threat, it would have served the People's interest rather than his and those of his war-loving corporate sponsors.Another Obama Hot Mic Moment Concerning Medvedev & The Missile Defense Shield:
Well, we all know that Obama would weaken the United States if he knew it would make others around the world happy and this is another gaff that confirms it. Recently Obama was discussing the missile defense shield and told Dmitry Medvedev that he would have more flexibility after the election.
Flexibility to do what?
[...]
So rather than jumping to conclusions about Obama's motive in saying what he did to Medvedev let us reason from the point of view that Obama knows a lot better than we do about what is going on in Russia and what needs to be done with regard to that nation and our need for missile defense.
War hawks need to keep something in mind: Our situation where other armed world powers is concerned is analogous to a group of people standing in a room filled with open gunpowder casks and every one of us is holding a BIC lighter. So the only hope we have is Mutually Assured Destruction.
"Star Wars" is an impractical idea. Wishful thinking. The nuclear weapons we are so afraid of might already be here -- waiting to be activated and detonated by a telephone call from anywhere in the world. And the same situation could exist in Russia.
The simple truth is where such matters are concerned we have no choice but to trust high level government. So the most I have to say in that regard is I feel better with Obama in Office than I did with George W. Bush and his gang.
You clearly don't know what the missile defense Obama was talking about is for.
Hint: It isn't for missile defense against Russia.
obama intends to get rid of every type of defense we have.
Don't cause any trouble for me during the election and I'll give you the securty of the United States.
He won't be able to wiggle out of this one.
obama isn't trusted. Get it. This is going to be a big issue because the American people expect him to sell us out yet further.
That's ridiculous. A hot mike statement made 4 years ago that he would have more flexibility when elected is immaterial because it's noncommittal. It simply implies the wiliness to negotiate. The Russians have been at odds with the US about the Missile Defense Shield since the Bush years with no real progress. Obama should certainly have indicated that his administration would work toward an agreement.Well, we all know that Obama would weaken the United States if he knew it would make others around the world happy...
Is obama going to bring down Americas defenses? What did he mean more flexible after the election?
On all these issues, but particularly missile defense, this, this can be solved but its important for him to give me space, Obama could be heard telling Medvedev, referring to incoming President Vladimir Putin.
Yeah, I understand, Medvedev replied in English. I understand your message about space. Space for you.
Obama interrupted to say: This is my last election. After my election, I have more flexibility.
Medvedev replied with terminology reminiscent of Russias Communist past.
I understand, he said. I will transmit this information to Vladimir.
Aides to Republican rival Mitt Romney pounced on the statement - and with good reason. Its a memorable comment reminiscent of John Kerry announcing in 2004 that he voted for war funding before he voted against it. That fed the impression he was a flip-flopper.
Obama overheard talking of ‘flexibility’ after election - Politics - The Boston Globe
Oh..and missile defense doesn't work.
Is obama going to bring down Americas defenses? What did he mean more flexible after the election?
“On all these issues, but particularly missile defense, this, this can be solved but it’s important for him to give me space,” Obama could be heard telling Medvedev, referring to incoming President Vladimir Putin.
“Yeah, I understand,” Medvedev replied in English. “I understand your message about space. Space for you.”
Obama interrupted to say: “This is my last election. After my election, I have more flexibility.”
Medvedev replied with terminology reminiscent of Russia’s Communist past.
“I understand,” he said. “I will transmit this information to Vladimir.”
Aides to Republican rival Mitt Romney pounced on the statement - and with good reason. It’s a memorable comment reminiscent of John Kerry announcing in 2004 that he voted for war funding before he voted against it. That fed the impression he was a flip-flopper.
Obama overheard talking of ‘flexibility’ after election - Politics - The Boston Globe
To me, this was the most dramatic political jaw-dropper of the day!
This presidential-quack signaled that he was prepared to act in ways that would run counter to the wishes, interests of the American public....
....one can only conjecture what those despicable acts would be.
Well no mittens has a long history of flipflopping on issues.typically within minutes of each other.
On the other hand obama isn't being secretive at all. He is stating the campaign will eat up a lot of time and missle defense is not a pressing issue at this time. Its not going anywhere anytime soon.
No, that is political spin for partisans who choose to see a "flip flop" where none really exists. Why don't you name one POLICY Mitt ever implemented which was contrary to a campaign promise...
President Obama: This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility.
Translation: After the election I will shake up the etch-a-sketch and do whatever I want.
Fair point. The Obama administration, which promised during its transition to power that it would enhance whistle-blower laws to protect federal workers, has been more prone than any administration in history in trying to silence and prosecute federal workers.
The Espionage Act, enacted back in 1917 to punish those who gave aid to our enemies, was used three times in all the prior administrations to bring cases against government officials accused of providing classified information to the media. It has been used six times since the current president took office.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/27/b...-act-to-pursue-leak-cases-media-equation.html
Hard to link on my phone right now,but you know as well as I do mitt changes his stances daily.
Right his election....as in this nations....but see what you want to see.