Thoughts On Obama's Speech In Norway
Thursday, December 10, 2009 at 10:39PM I know. I have heard the glowing a tenuous escapades on how good the speech was and just how thoughtful the man has become. Has become? HAS BECOME? Do these people actually know that they just witnessed? How many times has Obama said anything that was true? How many? And, I mean that by this: no matter what he says to anyone, he doesn't believe them unless they are behind closed doors.
Yes, today's speech was wonderful to hear - but who can believe what they heard? As a Conservative, all must have been extremely proud of what Obama said. Strangely enough, the speech made my skin crawl. After following what Obama has done for the last 20+ years or so, I found his speech today in Norway to be "udderly" disgusting. Here are some others speaking of the speech and one of them is from where? Former Czech President, political prisoner and playwright Vaclav Havel. That's who.
[...] Question: How, as president, do you decide when these small compromises are worth it and when they might lead to something more dangerous?
Havel: Politics, it means, every day making some compromises, and to choose between one evil and another evil, and to decide which is bigger and which is smaller. But sometimes, some of these compromises could be very dangerous because it could be the beginning of the road of making a lot of other compromises, which are results of the first one, and there are very dangerous compromises. And it’s necessary, I think, to have the feeling which compromise is possible to do and which, could be, maybe, after ten years, could be somehow very dangerous.
I will illustrate this with my own experience. Two days after I was elected president, I invited the Dalai Lama to visit. I was the first head of the state who invited him in this way, directly. And everybody was saying that it was a terribly dangerous act and issued their disapproving statements and expressions. But it was a ritual matter. Later, the Chinese deputy prime minister and the foreign minister came for a visit and brought me a pile of books about the Dalai Lama and some governmental documents about what good care they have taken of Tibet, and so on. They were propagandist, fabricated books, but he felt the need to explain something to me.
I had a press conference with this minister of foreign affairs. And he said, “It was wonderful, meeting, because we were speaking openly. Mr. Havel gave me his opinion, and I explained the opinion of our government. I gave him this book, and he thanked me for it.”
This was unbelievable! Why did they feel the need to explain their point of view to the leader of such a small nation? Because they respect it when someone is standing his ground, when someone is not afraid of them. When someone soils his pants prematurely, then they do not respect you more for it. [...]
OUCH!
Pamela Geller: VIDEO: Lightning Bolton Tears Obama's Silly Nobel Speech to Shreds
While everyone on the right fawns and coos over Obama's acceptance speech for a silly Nobel peace prize (rotflmao!), simply because, for the first time, he didn't embarrass us or run American down, or bow to Muslim or communist kings. Ambassador John Bolton, OTOH, rips Obama's ridiculous mask off and exposes the ridiculous notions and the many fallacious statements, one after another. [...]
The clown made me ill today. The glances. The looks. The Holier-Than-Thou lunacy and then the questions and answers moments. How can anyone give this cretin any reasonable doubt as to the unlikely hood that this clown should even be a president of a fart factory?
Macranger: Barack Obama’s Incredibly Inaccurate and Self Absorbed Speech
I really wanted to give President Obama the benefit of the doubt during his acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize. I tried, I really did.
But in a rambling diatribe which used the “I” word more times than I’ve heard in any recent speech, he got facts wrong, and spun current history to suit himself.
As I’m let to the game having been on the road most of the day I’ve clipped a few of my more favorite clips from around the web. [...]
He goes into the Rush Limbaugh take on the speech which is most excellent.
Political Pistachio: Obama's House of Cards
[...] Obama is dishonest, and a politician who has been in the mix for himself, not the nation. In addition to his dishonesty, it turns out he has never held an executive position in his life, doesn't understand economics, is willing to continue to pursue mythical Climate Change even as the science falls apart before everyone's eyes, is historically illiterate, and he is unable to make due on any of his campaign promises. [...]
The Obama Clan dissed the King of Norway today...just thought I'd let you all know that just in case you haven't read that here on this web site already.
They seriously replaced Obama with a cardboard cutout, I kid you not. Barely missed a beat without him as the term "figurehead" gains a whole new lowly meaning under AnimatronObama, the "TOTUS POTUS". [...]
[...] Almost looks like Obama might look at a news conference should he someday ever decide to pull his "real" Kenyan birth certificate out for the world to see. lol [END]
Obama. Unconstitutional Puss Face. Where in the hell is that birth certificate anyway?
Just to see just how early I had reported on this pretentious diatribe of blissful ignorance form Obambi, see here: Obama, Nobel and No Teleprompter. I watched the entire thing on Fox News this morning as I was trying to enjoy my coffee. What caught my eye the most was the question and answer segments when there wee no teleprompters. I heard quite a few ums, ahs and ers.
In essence, the speech sounded all fine and dandy but, The Liar Obama said it and how many times has this idiot ever said thw Truth to anyone?
Donald Douglas: Obama's Nobel Prize Speech, Oslo, December 10, 2009: More Quintessentially American?
[...] I love him, but Kagan's generous. Obambi's reading the electoral tea leaves. His hopey-changey mandate's wearing thin, and the prospect of a single term is forcing him to adapt to the American culture, rather than trying to force Americans to adopt his (post-American culture).
But see the New York Times, "Accepting Peace Prize, Obama Evokes ‘Just War’." And Memeorandum. [END]
And there you have it. An alleged Conservative got taken in...again. Wait until tomorrow folks.
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