Posted on 05/03/2009 12:18:22 PM PDT by RaceBannon
In the last century, the impassioned words and actions of patriots like Winston Churchill along with Americas heroic help and sacrifice saved Europe. The eloquence and actions of Ive been to the mountaintop Martin Luther King Jr. brought America to an unprecedented level of social justice.
The peerless oratory and tireless diplomacy of the man who would become Israels Foreign Minister, Abba Eban convinced the entire world that after the wanton murder of six-million Jews in the Holocaust its straggling survivors deserved their own state of Israel. The inspiring words and decisive actions of President Ronald Reagan ended the Cold War, tore down the Berlin Wall, and restored economic prosperity to America. The efforts of these towering figures resulted in a more highly-evolved world.
We have also seen the opposite in totalitarian leaders like Hitler, Mussolini, Fidel Castro, Pol Pot, Mao, and Saddam Hussein, among others, who exploited their masses, destroyed their economies, brought havoc, turbulence, grief and massive death within and outside of their countries, and made the world a more dangerous and threatening place.
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Yes, 100% agreement.
I think they knew very well what Obama was all about—he broadcasted his plans for everyone to hear even before the general elections and even today, those who voted for him wet their pants when he speaks or at least go into a trance.
That he may not be a natural born US citizen means nothing to them. As far as they are concerned, a Kenyan in the WH is also OK with them.
I have to disagree with your, those who voted for him will make the same mistake twice.
Martin Luther King must be rolling over in his grave
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