Here's yet another "what if Bush did this?" Moment for the left to examine a little bit, and explain to us why your supposed Christian president practically got on on his knees to kiss the hand and nearly the feet of a Muslim King? This man is not a Christian and never was.Because he happens to be a Muslim himself perhaps? This Snip is fthe side view from the pic up at the top from around the 50 second mark where an American president worships a Muslim King for all the world to see....
Here's the complete video of Muslim Hussein Obama Worshiping His King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. Never saw Bush kneeling to the Muslim leader did we now? Although I do have to admit I was almost as pissed off when I saw George Bush holding hands with the Saudi Muslim in this pic from his presidency as many Americans were.
Perhaps? Why else would his policies be so pro Islamic?
ReplyDeleteOh but he's Christian he's not a Muslim....he sure didn't waste any time showing his allegiance and if one carefully examines his rise in politics it's been financed by Muslims and most of it has taken place after 911.
ReplyDeleteThis man is a soldier of Islam and I'm betting even his wife is in the dark so she doesn't give it away.
Unfreakingbelievable! When I saw the video of him and MO both using both hands to shake the Queen's hand, and no curtsy, my first comment was oh, they probably will say they're not her subjects, they don't have to do it. BUT, I said it would have been nice to show her some respect while in her country. My prediction was that MO would not curtsy to the Queen, but I bet that she'll cover her head in a Muslin country out of respect for their traditions. So, I wondered how is this any different, would it kill her to curtsy to the Queen? But, man oh man, my prediction was mild compared to seeing this disgusting photo of Barry practically kneeling at Abdullah's feet! Thanks for the video clip, I hadn't had a chance to see it yet. Totally appalling! I'm so disgusted by this jackass, I wish he would stay over there!
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I think Obama chose to make a statement with this bow and his deference to the Saudi ruler.
ReplyDeleteHe thumbed his nose at America. He disdains the country he represents to the world.
God help us.
Jersey if this doesn't prove his Muslim allegiance nothing does, he's a Muslim through and through and should be impeached for subverting the constitution and outright campaign deception before he's taken out.
ReplyDeleteThis is why he's spending millions and millions hiding his birth certificate and you're right about that queen shit/ like I said in my posts these people are classless scum as far as I'm concerned/
God help us.
ReplyDeleteYou can pray that again and again and again Maggie as I will be....
In modern America and the western world as a whole, symbolism has lost much of its significance and cultural relevance. The press, in the past, has been quite happy to drop a title as stodgy and outmoded as Mr. President. Secularists relish the failing power of religious symbols and the frequency with which they are removed from government buildings. Likewise, while we offer prayers at important events, many of our countrymen fight to outlaw even these, taking temporary comfort in the increasingly nondenominational and meaningless nature of such prayers.
ReplyDeleteThis trend continued at the latest G-20 summit where President Obama greeted the King of Saudi Arabia with a bow (The actual bow occurs at the 55 second mark in the video below). To Obama, I’m sure this was simply an opportunity to show the Saudi King that he, President Obama, is different and not so stuck up as to insult Saudi Arabian custom. He’s modern enough to humor the Saudi Arabians for a day, after all "different strokes for different folks." Unfortunately, Obama and others who think like him do not realize still remains a large group of people both in the United States and abroad who recognize that symbols and gestures can carry tremendous power.
Take, for example, bowing before a king. The early leaders of the United States of America, founded as a free federalist republic after facing the tyranny of a king, had a deep disdain for the societal relationship that kingship signified. Our ancestors believed that all men are created equal and did not bow to kings out of dedication to that principle. They understood that bowing was a societal gesture designed to acknowledge and highlight the fundamental inequality between different men in a social hierarchy. While some might consider this refusal petty, should we not refrain from actions that do not uphold our principles, especially when nothing but goodwill with an already friendly country is at stake? If you do not respect your values enough when there is nothing to lose and little to gain, what will you do when the stakes are high?
read more:
http://moderncounterculture.com/the-issues/president-obama-bows-to-saudi-arabian-king-at-g-20-summit/
Madas
ReplyDeletenext time a small excerpt and a comment will do my friend and use HTML because these links fuck up my left sidebar on the main page comment widget ,so check it my friend, this isn't a link farm.
thats why I stopped using Haloscan