GADDAFI: OBAMA ES MUSULMAN
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Fidel Castro, Felipe Pérez Roque, Hugo Chávez, El Partido Comunista de los EE.UU., Mu´ammar Al-Qadhafi, etc.., desean que gane Barack Hussein Obama ¿ Será que aman a los EE.UU. y le desean lo mejor ?. No me parece ....entonces ¿ Cuáles son las razones ?
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GADDAFI: BARACK OBAMA ES MUSULMAN
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Fidel Castro, Felipe Pérez Roque, Hugo Chávez, El Partido Comunista de los EE.UU., Mu´ammar Al-Qadhafi, etc.., desean que gane Barack Hussein Obama ¿ Será que aman a los EE.UU. y le desean lo mejor ?. No me parece ....entonces ¿ Cuáles son las razones ?
GADDAFI: BARACK OBAMA ES MUSULMAN
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From:
"luis_r@bellsouth.net"
"Los Estados Islámicos de América"
Al Taqiyya: “Ocultar las verdaderas creencias, las convicciones, las ideas, los sentimientos, y las verdaderas opiniones, y recurrir a estrategias en situaciones de peligro inminente” ¡Mentir!
Mentir y engañar son herramientas prominentes de la hermandad musulmana, el principio del Taqiyya es esconder la verdadera creencia por el temor a que sea reprimida, esto es principio en todas las vertientes del Islam. El avance secreto de metas definidas sin importar las consecuencias va a dar al traste con la civilización occidental, esto está aconteciendo sin preocupar a nadie. Alguien puede mentir, o usar el Al Taqiyya y encantar multitudes de ignorantes, y el mundo mas ignorante aun, someterse a los deseos del Islam por la voluntad de Allah.
Las Casas Blancas seguirán siendo blancas por fuera, pero en su interior deberá haber, un Mirhab para que se sienten los congresistas, un Mimbar o pulpito para el Presidente, una Dikka para los senadores y un Kursi o atril para el Corán.
“Algún día la Sharia (Ley islámica) estará reinando en occidente, no os preocupéis, es cuestión de tiempo” Imán. Anjem Choudxay.
No acuso a nadie de nada, no tengo pruebas, especulo por mi todavía libertad de expresión, mas las pruebas no están escritas, son tácitas, están en cada palabra, en cada promesa, en cada acción, en el aire que respiramos, en la palabra de un vecino, en la pantalla de mi televisor, en la bulla frenética de la multitud, en el color de mi ordenador, está como el profeta en los sometidos, en los rendidos ante Dios.
El próximo año sabré mi destino, que se haga la voluntad de Dios. Muchas gracias
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Al Taqiyya: “Ocultar las verdaderas creencias, las convicciones, las ideas, los sentimientos, y las verdaderas opiniones, y recurrir a estrategias en situaciones de peligro inminente” ¡Mentir!
Mentir y engañar son herramientas prominentes de la hermandad musulmana, el principio del Taqiyya es esconder la verdadera creencia por el temor a que sea reprimida, esto es principio en todas las vertientes del Islam. El avance secreto de metas definidas sin importar las consecuencias va a dar al traste con la civilización occidental, esto está aconteciendo sin preocupar a nadie. Alguien puede mentir, o usar el Al Taqiyya y encantar multitudes de ignorantes, y el mundo mas ignorante aun, someterse a los deseos del Islam por la voluntad de Allah.
Las Casas Blancas seguirán siendo blancas por fuera, pero en su interior deberá haber, un Mirhab para que se sienten los congresistas, un Mimbar o pulpito para el Presidente, una Dikka para los senadores y un Kursi o atril para el Corán.
“Algún día la Sharia (Ley islámica) estará reinando en occidente, no os preocupéis, es cuestión de tiempo” Imán. Anjem Choudxay.
No acuso a nadie de nada, no tengo pruebas, especulo por mi todavía libertad de expresión, mas las pruebas no están escritas, son tácitas, están en cada palabra, en cada promesa, en cada acción, en el aire que respiramos, en la palabra de un vecino, en la pantalla de mi televisor, en la bulla frenética de la multitud, en el color de mi ordenador, está como el profeta en los sometidos, en los rendidos ante Dios.
El próximo año sabré mi destino, que se haga la voluntad de Dios. Muchas gracias
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Biden's Warning
By INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Wednesday, October 22, 2008 4:20 PM PT
Campaign '08: Like many others, we took it as another gaffe when Joe Biden said he expected Barack Obama to be "tested" shortly after taking office. But when he repeated it, we wondered: What's he trying to tell us?
Read More: Election 2008
Glib, voluble and unscripted, Sen. Biden is liable to say
anything on a given day. That's why it pays to listen carefully to what he repeats — because it's obviously something he's thought about.
"Mark my words," Biden said in San Francisco last Saturday. "With the next, first six months of this administration, if we win, they're going to — we're going to face a major international challenge. Because they're going to want to test him, just like they did young John Kennedy. They're going to want to test him."
Then, the very next day in Seattle, he said: "Mark my words. It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy . . . Watch, we're gonna have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the metttle of this guy."
And just what would a "generated crisis" be? Could it be as former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said Wednesday — that "leaders around the world see Obama as soft, untested and weak, and they will react accordingly?"
If so, Biden is right: Some aspiring latter-day Nikita Khrushchev, Fidel Castro or Ho Chi Minh will no doubt test our new commander in chief.
But there's another angle to this, based on what Biden the senator knows — that Obama's defense policies, once it's obvious how they'll undermine us, are likely to be very, very unpopular. In this case, Biden may be calling on his party's hard, pacifist core — Moveon.org, Code Pink and the like — to stand by their man.
He'll need their support. Like Jimmy Carter in the 1970s, Obama's policies often sound good on the surface, but will in fact materially weaken America's ability to defend herself. That's not just our opinion, mind you; it's straight from the horse's mouth. [Watch Video]
"I will cut tens of billions of dollars in wasteful spending," Obama told the pacifist Caucus for Priorities last year. "I will cut investments in unproven missile defense systems. I will not weaponize space. I will slow our development of future combat systems."
Pretty sweeping. That means no more missile defense — although in recent tests in the Pacific and elsewhere, the system has shown itself to be a formidable potential shield against enemy attack.
But it didn't end there. "I will not develop nuclear weapons," he also promised Caucus for Priorities, vowing to seek "deep cuts" in our own arsenal, unilaterally disabling our nuclear deterrent as Russia and China engage in massive military buildups.
On the diplomatic front, Obama has pledged to talk to the likes of Iran's Ahmadinejad and Venezuela's Chavez "without preconditions." But who knows what he'll give up once he sits down to talk?
Obama has vowed to pull out of Iraq soon after taking office — undercutting the hard-won victory now shaping up there, as the U.S. prepares a careful, phased withdrawal of U.S. forces by 2012.
Such policies will create a vacuum that our foes will be only too happy to exploit.
In response to seeing a weakling in the White House, will Russia do something rash in Eastern Europe, like invade Ukraine? Will South Korea develop a bomb, knowing the U.S. won't stop it? Will Iran attack Israel, as it has promised, thinking America has become a paper tiger? We don't know, but maybe Joe Biden does.
By INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Wednesday, October 22, 2008 4:20 PM PT
Campaign '08: Like many others, we took it as another gaffe when Joe Biden said he expected Barack Obama to be "tested" shortly after taking office. But when he repeated it, we wondered: What's he trying to tell us?
Read More: Election 2008
Glib, voluble and unscripted, Sen. Biden is liable to say
anything on a given day. That's why it pays to listen carefully to what he repeats — because it's obviously something he's thought about."Mark my words," Biden said in San Francisco last Saturday. "With the next, first six months of this administration, if we win, they're going to — we're going to face a major international challenge. Because they're going to want to test him, just like they did young John Kennedy. They're going to want to test him."
Then, the very next day in Seattle, he said: "Mark my words. It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy . . . Watch, we're gonna have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the metttle of this guy."
And just what would a "generated crisis" be? Could it be as former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said Wednesday — that "leaders around the world see Obama as soft, untested and weak, and they will react accordingly?"
If so, Biden is right: Some aspiring latter-day Nikita Khrushchev, Fidel Castro or Ho Chi Minh will no doubt test our new commander in chief.
But there's another angle to this, based on what Biden the senator knows — that Obama's defense policies, once it's obvious how they'll undermine us, are likely to be very, very unpopular. In this case, Biden may be calling on his party's hard, pacifist core — Moveon.org, Code Pink and the like — to stand by their man.
He'll need their support. Like Jimmy Carter in the 1970s, Obama's policies often sound good on the surface, but will in fact materially weaken America's ability to defend herself. That's not just our opinion, mind you; it's straight from the horse's mouth. [Watch Video]
Pretty sweeping. That means no more missile defense — although in recent tests in the Pacific and elsewhere, the system has shown itself to be a formidable potential shield against enemy attack.
But it didn't end there. "I will not develop nuclear weapons," he also promised Caucus for Priorities, vowing to seek "deep cuts" in our own arsenal, unilaterally disabling our nuclear deterrent as Russia and China engage in massive military buildups.
On the diplomatic front, Obama has pledged to talk to the likes of Iran's Ahmadinejad and Venezuela's Chavez "without preconditions." But who knows what he'll give up once he sits down to talk?
Obama has vowed to pull out of Iraq soon after taking office — undercutting the hard-won victory now shaping up there, as the U.S. prepares a careful, phased withdrawal of U.S. forces by 2012.
Such policies will create a vacuum that our foes will be only too happy to exploit.
In response to seeing a weakling in the White House, will Russia do something rash in Eastern Europe, like invade Ukraine? Will South Korea develop a bomb, knowing the U.S. won't stop it? Will Iran attack Israel, as it has promised, thinking America has become a paper tiger? We don't know, but maybe Joe Biden does.
posted by PPAC @ 10/24/2008 10:40:00 a. m.
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