Well, as a wannabe dictator he is trying to learn from others.
What coalition? WTF?
We're going after toys with 2 million dollar rockets?
People often confuse "then" and "than". "Then" refers to the sequence of events: "I'll go to the store then I'll come home." IT often implies a sequence of time.
"Than" is usually a preference indicator; a choice, or an option: "I'd rather go fishing than study." In the headline above, the choice is between dictators and elected officials.
0bama sends kerry to iran in order to insure they get the bomb.
0bama sends agents and political funding to Israel in an effort to oust the sitting prime minister.
and that’s only the highlights from the last few weeks
Actual title does not substitute “then” for “than”.
Works with Dictators
****************
Birds of a feather flock together.
Obama Works With Dictators More Then Elected Officals.
Well, Birds of feather,
Stick together.
Obama wants revenge against Netanyahu and is siding with Hamas openly now.
Obama Planning Drastic Shake-Up in Policy Toward Israel
Thursday, 19 Mar 2015 08:24 AM
By Melanie Batley
The historic victory for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week in a campaign defined by hard-line policies is prompting the Obama administration to consider a major shift in its strategy toward Israel.
The White House on Wednesday suggested it could reverse its decades-old policy of using its veto in the United Nations Security Council to protect Israel. It could refuse to veto resolutions related to the Palestinians or introduce a measure of its own, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The U.S. could also lend its support to a two-state solution based on Israel’s 1967 borders, a senior White House official told The New York Times.
“We’re currently evaluating our approach,” State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said, according to the Journal. “We’re not going to prejudge what we would do if there was a U.N. action.”
The official speaking to the Times said: “The premise of our position internationally has been to support direct negotiations between Israelis and the Palestinians. We are now in a reality where the Israeli government no longer supports direct negotiations. Therefore we clearly have to factor that into our decisions going forward.”
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/israel-un-security-council-veto/2015/03/19/id/631103/