In Panama, Obama Trashes America - 'They Are Dark Chapters in Our Own History'

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[5th MEB]

See my post #20.

[molson209]

someone tell him his 15 minutes is almost up

[Gritty]

I think our “darkest chapter” was when we elected this Marxist Muslim to the Presidency.

[Vendome]

Blame the French for that.

They fk’d it up and like everyting else in the 20th century, we came in and fixed in an exemplary fashion and with our usual aplomb.

Oh, and fk South America if they are still bitchin about this.

You actually wanted this for commercial reasons and the canal had financially accretive value for nearly eveyone, even Central America.

You do remember we gave it back?

[Vendome]

Inartful ass...

[OwenKellogg]

‘They Are Dark Chapters in Our Own History’

... The Great Depression - the FDR presidency

... The Disco Malaise Era - late 70s

... The Muslim Rising Era - since 2009

[AmericanVictory]

He just keeps Noriegging it on.

[rockinqsranch]

Agree with your rant, however I’ll point out that had I not stated what I did about not being skin color I’d have been pummeled by the usual vacubrains here that need terribly to put others down to feed their inadequacies. Happens a lot.

[TomGuy]

We do it (skin color exclusionary statement) so as not to confuse the Libs and progressives who see any reference to color as racist.

Of course, they also see any criticism of Obama as racist.

And they consider any criticism of Obama’s policies as racist.

And any complaints about Michelle’s eating habits or vacations as racist.

And there are dozens more examples ...

[dforest]

The only real dark chapter is Obama.

Just look at that goofy looking face. Ugh!

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

WE did not give it back, CARTER gave it back!

[Vendome]

Parsimonious with the praise aren’t we? /S

LOL

[Eric in the Ozarks]

For God’s sake, shut up !

[Gideon300]

Someone please tell me what is with all this obsession about being called a “racist”. If anyone of any ethnic descent is proud of their ancestry, does that make them racist? What is so powerful about that one word that people could be brought to kill one another or commit suicide rather that be called that awful word, which to my knowledge is not illegal.

I think the word “racist” is very often confused with bigotry. Most people have a feeling of pride in their heritage, and most would not want to be anything else. There is no sin in having ethnic pride, and that does not make you a bad person.

If my criticism of Obama, his policies or Michelle’s eating habits is racist, then so be it. If I were to say I despise Obama because he’s half black, which is not the case, I would be a bigot, but being a bigot is not a crime so why should I care if someone calls me “racist”?

I just can’t comprehend the paranoia brought about by that one word.

[onedoug]

Two enemy islamists there, at least as far as I can tell. There are probably more.

[TomGuy]

I just can’t comprehend the paranoia brought about by that one word.

Recall in 2008 when Team Obama strongly hinted race-card threats at Hillary Clinton and she cowered. And in the general election the same toward McCain and he cowered.

It has become a 'litmus test' concept and the Libs/Leftists/Dems use it quite effectively, because they know their friends in the media can paint the opposition with it.

It is part of the political correctness crap that many of those on the Right cower from because they do no know how to effectively counter it. It is part of the majority-of-one concept where one person can complain about something and get it changes.

From what I see, whenever the Right confronts it, the Left usually back off.

It doesn't take much to take down a politician, so they are very sensitive to 'litmus test' items. Recall that utterance of the word 'macaca' took down a sitting senator.