Obama to Correct the "Historic Mistake" of the Creation of Israel (Video)

Associated Content ^ | june 29, 2010 | Mark R. Whittington

[Marcus]

Richard L. Rubenstein is a distinguished theologian and professor. a Yale Fellow, a Harvard PHD, and a contributing editor to the New English Review. Rubenstein is therefore not exactly the personification of a conspiracy nut. It is therefore bone chilling to hear from his lips that President Barack Obama would very much like to see the destruction of the State of Israel and her people, so long as his hands have personally not shed the blood

[jazminerose]

Beck’s got it partially right about BHO’s grandfather & the Brits—Hussein was put in prison, but for supporting the Mau Maus:

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/17768

[Quix]

HE HAS BEEN WORKING TOWARD THAT END . . . NO DOUBT.

AND THE PLANET, PARTICULARLY THE USA

will suffer horribly from such efforts.

Thankfully, God Almighty will preserve Israel.

[RobbyS]

I agree with every word/

[chris_bdba]

I really don’t give a rip about that. Why worry about that? By that way of thinking when he is defeated in 2012 they will riot too?

[justiceseeker93]

And the Jews helped vote him in.

Not the Jews here on FR. So you are painting with too broad of a brush, Beowulf9.

In fact if, hypothetically, no Jews had voted at all in the 2008 election, the result would still have been the same: "Osama" Obama in the White House. That's because there aren't enough Jews in the American population to have affected the ultimate outcome of that race.

FYI, American Jews living abroad in Israel voted about 3 to 1 AGAINST Obama.

[SunkenCiv]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2544067/posts?page=6#6
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2544067/posts?page=34#34

[Clintonfatigued]

This is just my observation, but if more liberal American Jews were to spend some time in Israel and experience the threats and violence they face, perhaps they would change their views and voting habits.

[Beowulf9]

See for yourself. I can only go on these, but everyone I know who is Jewish loved the guy.

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/news.aspx/128242

[Jacob Kell]

I doubt that Obama is a Muslim; however, I believe that he is a radical leftist with heavy Muslim sympathies. Maybe because of his Muslim family members, maybe because he sees the Muslims as members of the proletariat downtrodded by the oppressive and explotive capitalist West. Maybe both.

[japaneseghost]

“Thats where African tradition can come into play..... its okay if a black man removes him.”

If your man is our new Reagan, YES, YES YES

[tutstar]

bump

[tutstar]

bump

[justiceseeker93]

...everyone I know who is Jewish loved the guy..

I see you are using the past tense there, so maybe some of those Jews don't love him anymore.

Then again, your statement undoubtedly indicates that you don't know too many Jews, because statistically speaking, chances are very good that after meeting only a few, at least one would be anti-Obama.

Even if not, now that you're here on FR and have met some Jewish FReepers, there's no way you can still make that same statement.

[Albion Wilde]

If your man is our new Reagan, YES, YES YES

Our new Reagan? Not clear yet. Patton? May be...

[Albion Wilde]

10) Yoko breaking up the Beatles

Let's not forget pardoning Sirhan Sirhan, Charles Manson, John Hinkley and the Rosenbergs.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

...the Jews helped vote him in. I hope they get a clue

Hint:

Stay away from cattle cars.

[Albion Wilde]

there aren't enough Jews in the American population to have affected the ultimate outcome of that race.

Granted, the problem is not religious persons, but secular persons; however, the large-majority Democrat voting record of Jews is significant, and it roughly correlates to the number of Jews who are secular rather than religious -- 80%.

While it's wrong to condemn any group with a broad brush, it's also naive to underestimate the influence of a group that comprises a larger-than-population-sized proportion of lawyers, doctors, finance and accounting execs, the literary, academic and media elite and Democrat political contributors. Given the demographics of New York and Florida and the Electoral College system, there is more than raw population data at play here.

I (a traditional Christian) and most of the Jews on FR have never been able to figure out why the majority of Jews remain so ardently Democrat; perhaps Obama is giving us "hope and change" after all. It took the moral affront of homosexual affirmationism and the bloody carnage of partial-birth abortion to move many Catholics off the Democrat plantation. Perhaps these threats to Israel might sink in for U.S. Jewish voters.

[ml/nj]

if, hypothetically, no Jews had voted at all in the 2008 election, the result would still have been the same: "Osama" Obama in the White House.

I'm not sure this is true for the electoral vote. And even if it is, it is still a huge embarassment, to me anyway.

ML/NJ

[Albion Wilde]

Excellent video at the link from a highly-credentialed source. Well worth the ten minutes or so.

[pabianice]

Jews have been here for at least 4,000 years. We’ll outlast the Kenyan Putz, too.