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Barack Obama attacks religion

Obama — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 11:05:41 +0000

This is going to come down after the election. I want to try and keep this channel about the bible, and what Barrack says attacks the bible.
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President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu on Hebron Attacks

Obama — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 22:57:26 +0000

President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel make statements to the press condemning the recent attacks near Hebron after holding a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office. September 1, 2010.
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Obama: Attacks on Kagan ‘pretty thin gruel’

Obama — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 10:58:18 +0000

Obama: Attacks on Kagan ‘pretty thin gruel’
President Barack Obama says that attacks on his Supreme Court nominee, Elena Kagan, have been “pretty thin gruel.”
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Obama: Global recovery requires level playing field
President Barack Obama said on Sunday it was important for global growth that there be a level playing field, and that involves market-driven currency policies.
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Fox Attacks Obama

Obama — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 15:19:29 +0000

Petition: http://foxattacks.com/virus Fox News Channel does it again. Their antics remain unfair and biased. Tell the media to stop spreading the FOX virus, the smears on Barack Obama.

Israel Gaza Blitz, Brutal International Crisis

admin — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:43:59 +0000

President-elect Barack Obama may very well be inheriting an international crisis as the violence rages in Gaza. Israeli’s defense minister is calling the ongoing violence an “all-out-war” with Hamas, adding that these attacks are a response to escalating rocket attacks against Southern Israel. Meanwhile, President Bush is putting the blame squarely on Hamas. The brutal air strikes, numbering 250 so far in a little over a day, have so far killed 290, mostly Palestinian police officers, but also innocent civilians including children. Hamas has pledged suicide attacks against Israeli civilians in retaliation.

Obama staying true to his belief has kept a low profile during the turmoil allowing Bush to do his job as the President. Obama has kept a close eye on the situation in Gaza and has declared his unequivocal support for Israel. He has been in contact with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and Hilary Clinton, the incoming secretary of state.

“I’m here to say that — as an American and as a friend of Israel — that we stand with the people of Sderot and with all the people of Israel,” he said. Obama believes that Israel, like any country under attack has the absolute right to defend and protect itself. In this particular case Isreali airstrikes aimed at Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that rules Gaza. It is important for the Obama administration to support Isreal, but make the Palestinians trust them enough to come to the table and see it is lasting peace that is the ultimate goal to be reached. From the start Obama has pledged to make Middle East peace a priority, and from the looks of it he is doing the best he can at the moment using caution to strategically move forward.