reply to post by masonwatcher
As the poster above stated; if the two voices are opposite, bush and Obama in their Foreign Policy it'll lead to mass chaos and the people won't
really know who to follow. Some will continue the route of Bush is President; the ones that are sick of Bush will follow Obama's words.
The bailout was a Domestic matter and one that he campaigned on; I am glad that he has kept his cards to his chest on the Middle East fiasco, I would
have been upset if he played mum about our economic crisis.
When dealing with the World; one voice resonates a more 'professional' tone than two, three that are at odds with each other. Personally; I hope
Obama condemns the attacks, stops full support of Israel and drop any and all help to them. What will happen once the U.S. pulls their support and
Israel is left to fend for herself? She'll get gang reaped.
I'm not an Athiest, I'm not in any organized 'religion' anymore, nor do I understand the word 'anit-semite' since that's just a moronic excuse
to use. I'm attacking Israel the country and the government that refuses to be a bigger 'man/woman' and look at better ways to solve this issue.
Granted with Israel and Egypt continuing the blockade to Gaza and not willing to drop it for the ceasefire yet willing to make demands of Hamas;
double standards don't work and I for one will miss the Jewish and Palestinian people that died but will cheer when the Zionists and extremists
finally feel what 'judgment' truly is.
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