Obama: 'I want the people of France to know the US stands with you... on the golf course'
No further comment needed. But in case you're wondering how Abu Bluff got into the front row (on your right):
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Charlie Hebdo, France, golf, Islamic terrorism, Paris
The USS Barack Obama is commissioned
The USS Barack Obama has been commissioned:
Heh (Hat Tip:
Steve D).
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, golf, humor
President Obama with his golf partners
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! (Hat Tip:
Jack W).
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, golf, humor
'White House' now condemns murders of Israeli teens, still no word from Obama
Although President Hussein Obama has yet to make a statement himself, the '
White House' has now condemned the murders of the three Israeli teenagers, Eyal Yifrach, Naftali Frenkel and Gilad Shaar HY"D (May God Avenge their blood).
In response to the
murder of the three Israeli teens, White House spokesman Josh Earnest
said, "We obviously condemn in the strongest possible terms violence
that takes the lives of innocent civilians."
President Hussein Obama has been too busy to comment.
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, golf, kidnapping, murder, Palestinian terrorism
Kerry still doesn't know who kidnapped teens, Obama goes golfing
US Secretary of State John FN Kerry condemned the kidnapping of three Israeli teens last Thursday night as a 'despicable terrorist act,' but claims we don't know yet who did it. Maybe he
suspects the Amish?
US Secretary of State John Kerry came out with harsh words for those responsible for the abduction of three Israeli teen boys on Thursday night, calling the event a "despicable terrorist act."
But the US cannot confirm who is the responsible party, and is still gathering information, the secretary said.
...
"We are still seeking details on the parties responsible for this
despicable terrorist act, although many indications point to Hamas’
involvement," Kerry added. "As we gather this information, we reiterate
our position that Hamas is a terrorist organization known for its
attacks on innocent civilians and which has used kidnapping in the
past."
Well then why are you giving money to government that includes them?
Meanwhile, President Hussein Obama
went golfing again.
The golfing trip to Palm Springs is Obama's second so far this year.
In February, he golfed in Palm Springs after delivering a speech in the
drought-stricken Central Valley about his efforts to help affected
farmers. He moved a meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah to Palm Springs
instead of Washington, D.C. to facilitate his golfing trip.
You're invited to tell me in the comments whether you consider Kerry or Obama to be a bigger moron.
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, golf, Hamas-Fatah reconciliation, John Kerry, kidnapping, Palestinian terrorism
Obama's situation room gazebo
Russia may have invaded the Crimea today, but guess where President Hussein Obama is....
More
here (Hat Tip:
Jack W).
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Binyamin Netanyahu, golf, Vladimir Putin
Obama goes golfing, Krauthammer decries amateur hour, Bolton says Obama weakest Pres since James Buchanan
After President Obama had his press conference on Saturday in the Rose Garden,
he went golfing. Really.
Right after shipping responsibility for authorizing an attack on
Syria, President Barack Obama returned to his comfort zone: The golf
course.
Obama’s motorcade left the White House at 2:30 p.m., about 30 minutes after completing his statement.
Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are playing at Fort Belvoir, Va.,
along with White House trip director Marvin Nicholson and Walter
Nicholson, according to the White House.
Aren't you glad you elected and reelected this creep? I can't tell you how little I think of him....
Here's Charles Krauthammer blasting President Obama's amateur hour, arguing that Obama boxed himself into a corner and is looking for a way out (which is true).
Let's go to the videotape.
John Bolton wasn't any kinder to Obama. He called him the weakest President since James Buchanan.
Let's go to the videotape.
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Charles Krauthammer, golf, John Bolton, Syria
Syrian opposition to Obama: 'Put up or shut up'
The Syrian opposition has called on President Obama to follow up on his kind words and
take action against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Syrian opposition forces have called on the US to back up top
officials' assertions that the use of chemical weapons by Syrian
President Bashar Assad would represent the crossing of a red line,
Israel Radio reported on Friday.
US Republican Sen. John McCain
voiced a general sentiment from US officials when he said, "the
president of the United States said that if Bashar Assad used chemical
weapons, it would be a game changer, that it would cross a red line."
Rebel forces are hopeful that America will support the president's
statements and has urged the international community to act to prove
that the White House's assurance are not empty words.
I don't believe Obama will do anything. As was proven by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's statement on Thursday.
Obama is looking for a way to get out of acting.
On Thursday morning, the White House admitted in a letter to Senators Carl Levin (D-Mi) and John McCain (R-Az) that the sarin was discovered. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel admitted as much as well.
"This
morning the White House delivered a letter to several members of
Congress on the topic of chemical weapons use in Syria. The letter ...
states that the US intelligence community assesses with some degree of
varying confidence that the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a
small scale in Syria," Hagel told reporters traveling with him. He said
it was sarin gas.
Note that Hagel said 'small scale.' That is part of the opening the
White House seems to be using to minimize the significance of the
discovery.
However, the White House stated that US Intelligence assessments on chemical weapons are not enough.
"Given
the stakes involved, and what we have learned from our own recent
experiences, intelligence assessments alone are not sufficient - only
credible and corroborated facts that provide us with some degree of
certainty will guide our decision-making," Miguel Rodriguez, White House
director of the office of legislative affairs, said in a letter to
lawmakers. The White House added that the US is prepared for all
contingencies on Syria to respond to any confirmed use of chemical
weapons.
If I were the Syrian opposition, I would not hold my breath waiting for Obama to save me. It would take a real massacre for Obama to even consider that. No, 70,000 dead isn't enough, unless they all happen at once, in which case the pressure on Obama might be strong enough to make him act. In the meantime, he's busy
golfing.
What could go wrong?
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Bashar al-Assad, Free Syrian Army, golf, Syria, Syrian uprising
