[afraidfortherepublic]

Here is a partial list of former allies who now hate us, knowing how Obama betrayed them.

1. Egypt

2. Israel

3. Saudi Arabia

4. Afghanistan

5. Libya and Syria

6. Ukraine and its neighbors

7. Poland (as Lech Walesa said last week)

8. Japan -— which just lost vast seabed minerals to China, while the U.S. did nothing.

9. Philippines - ditto

10. South Korea - ditto

11. 236 years of American idealism, values and traditions, as enshrined in the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of

Independence, backed by hundreds of thousands of American military dead in cemeteries from Normandy to Hawaii.

[sport]

Don’t forget, everything you mentioned happened with the full approval of a majority of voters. They make/made no secret of the fact that they hate America an wished to destroy it. They got their man in and he is doing as he promised them he would.

[null and void]

EVERYTHING obama does either:

a) Weakens America/Americans
b) Distances America's allies
c) Strengthens America's enemies
d) Serves Islam
e) Harms Israel
Or some combination of the above.

I have yet to have anyone raise a single substantive counter example in several years of posting this.

[Dr. Sivana]

Here is a partial list of former allies who now hate us, knowing how Obama betrayed them.

Don't forget the brave Hondurans who called his bluff!

[MarkL]

Here is a partial list of former allies who now hate us, knowing how Obama betrayed them.

I'd like to commend you for the list, but I do have a few differences with it... Frankly, I don't think that Saudi Arabia has ever really been an ally. While they have ostensibly been "our friend" for many years, they're also the #1 supporter to Wahabbism, which is completely anti-western. Basically they finance the belief system behind muslim terrorism "for export only," to protect the so called "royal family" that's in charge of Saudi Arabia.

I'd also mention that Afghanistan has never really been an ally either, certainly not the corrupt Karzai. Frankly, Afghanistan has been a fuster cluck ever since the Soviets bugged out. The US had a chance to help form a friendly government, but as usual, the US left a power vacuum that led directly to the Taliban. That's a recurring theme of US foreign policy, ever since the end of WWII.

Something I'd add is Iran. No, not the government, but the "green revolution" student rebels that Obama abandoned to the mullahs. Had the US tried to support them, they might have had a chance to "flip" Iran.

Mark