CURL: Obama’s breathtaking naivete at the United Nations

The Washington Times ^ | September 24, 2014 | Joe Curl

[The_Media_never_lie]

Of course he had to criticize the US, and mention the racism of Ferguson, MO. (what racism?). I am so embarrassed for the country.

[tsomer]

"' ...Mr. Obama will walk away from everyone if it means saving his own skin.”(Mustafa Alani,Gulf Research Center)

Maybe King Putz is doing just that-- walking away. If he could snag a sufficiently exalted gig at the UN, he'd take it and never look back. He knows that his options here are closing, I suspect.

My new theory: Obama's neither stupid nor diabolical. I don't think he's deliberately out to destroy America; he's just trying to stay one step ahead in the game and the inevitable accounting he faces. Wrecking our country--mere collateral damage. All he's ever wanted was a big comfy desk and only the one in the White House suited. Until now, that is. Now the one in the UN is looking pretty good.

He's a con man and only says what he thinks his audience wants to hear, but here it seems he's gone beyond his usual pandering. This time it seems more akin to groveling.

So maybe this is a bid for a position at the UN. Getting him kicked upstairs would solve a lot of problems for him and the Dims.

[Vendome]

What was #5?

That came off pretty quick...

[mongo141]

That a$$hole is not even qualified to hang out of the window at McD’s and ask “do you want to to super size that”.

[jazusamo]

I couldn’t agree more!

[okie01]

So maybe this is a bid for a position at the UN. Getting him kicked upstairs would solve a lot of problems for him and the Dims.

Such an ambition is pointless. It is the established policy of the UN that no permanent member of the Security Council may have a representative in the hierarchy of the Secretariat.

[tsomer]

Bummer.

But— what if he suddenly remembers he was born in Kenya?

Or they could make an exception; his third-world mentality qualifies him.

He certainly is exceptional.

One can hope anyway.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks jazusamo.

A true man of peace worthy of the Nobel Prize, Pope Francis, said just the opposite this month in remarkably astute comments to commemorate the anniversary of World War I. “Even today, after the second failure of another world war, perhaps one can speak of a third war, one fought piecemeal, with crimes, massacres, destruction,” the pope said, summing up the conflicts in Ukraine, Iraq, Syria, Israel, Gaza and much of northern Africa, including Libya and Tunisia, not to mention Somalia.