Iran: The start of Obama's demise, the beginning of Bush's legacy?

The Barack Obama Watch ^ | 6/20/2009 | Mike

[nycusa05]

Week of June 15, 2009 - President Obama has been highly criticized for not showing more support towards the Iranian people who have been protesting by the thousands in the streets of Iran. Instead, Obama has been quoted as saying...............

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

Its BUSH’S FAULT !!!

HA. You can’t keep them down on the farm, once they’ve seen gay Pareee!

[mjp]

Reagan: Tear down this wall.

O: call me if you need me

[TigersEye]

Instead, Obama has been quoted as saying "It's not productive, given the history of U.S.-Iranian relations, to be seen as meddling."

That was such a careless and hopelessly naive statement that Ahmadingyjob threw the word 'meddling' right back in Zer0's face.

[Jen]

Zero prefers ice cream to Iran’s freedom dream.

[TigersEye]

The 0bamas always look like they’re doing a “duck and run” when they’re out in public. It is embarrassing for the CiC to act like he’s afraid all the time. Every President has to face the fact that he’s a target for nut jobs and enemies of America. He is the first one to let his fears show. Very unbecoming for the POTUS.

[Verginius Rufus]

There were two Japanese males, dressed in business suits, on a train otherwise full of Italian laborers going to day jobs over the border in Switzerland. One report said the two men who were arrested were missing. You’re right that there has been a media blackout of the incident.

[attiladhun2]

The nationality of the pair has nothing to do with the origin of the bonds. They could be acting as couriers for others. I have heard subsequent reports that at least some of the bonds were counterfeit, so that could implicate either Iran or N. Korea, since both of these nations are notorious counterfeiters. A hugh proportion of N. Korea's foreign exchange comes from drugs, illicit arms, and counterfeit currency. Ditto Iran, though not to the same extent.