Now Brit's criticise Barack Obama over Afghanistan - (One By One World Awakens From Obama KoolAid Detox)

There is a God as more and more people awaken to the biggest frauds ever perpetrated upon mankind, Barack Obama and Global Warming, not followed too far behind by Liberalism as "Dithering" now means one thing worldwide and one thing only...

and to think this man is the commander in Chief of the world's most humane and yet deadliest fighting force ever assembled in this universe EVER.  Sure isn't Churchill although he thinks he is, when he's not pretending to be FDR or Abraham Lincoln depending on who the audience is of course.

And he's managed to turn those highly trained forces like no other into a limp d*** in  a matter of months by his refusal to unleash them on his Muslim brethren that he seemingly was somehow put into office to protect....who says Middle Eastern un accounted for campaign millions can't buy everything?

They put him on office.......And now Britain who are still stinging from Obama the dipwad's cloddish gift giving to the Queen and Gordon Brown who loved Obama until that crap...

Seems like once these leaders meet him it's  kinda like "Oh Oh, I'm canceling this date, he's nothing like the ad sand facebook profile said he was!!!"  Ya know?

Bob Ainsworth criticises Barack Obama over Afghanistan - Telegraph: "Mr Ainsworth took the unprecedented step of publicly criticising the US President and his delays in sending more troops to bolster the mission against the Taliban.

A “period of hiatus” in Washington - and a lack of clear direction - had made it harder for ministers to persuade the British public to go on backing the Afghan mission in the face of a rising death toll, he said."

Senior British Government sources have become increasingly frustrated with Mr Obama’s “dithering” on Afghanistan, the Daily Telegraph disclosed earlier this month, with several former British defence chiefs echoing the concerns.

The Defence Secretary's blunt remarks about the US threaten to
strain further a transatlantic relationship Photo: REUTERS

But Mr Ainsworth is the first Government minister to express in public what amounts to personal criticism of the US president’s leadership over the conflict which has so far cost 235 British lives.

Polls show most voters now want an early withdrawal, following the death of 98 British service personnel this year alone.

Ministers say the mission is vital to stop international terrorists using Afghanistan as a base, but Gordon Brown has promised an “exit strategy” that could start next year.

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