Obama speaks on Iran (by Latuff)
Latuff | 08.11.2008 04:38 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Globalisation | World
Speaking at his first press conference since winning Tuesday's presidential election, US President-elect Barack Obama said that Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons was "unacceptable" and that the Islamic Republic must stop supporting "terrorist organizations."
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On Cue
08.11.2008 19:19
Analyses since the election seems to support my views.
I have been proven right in my assessment that Obama would not change a damn thing about the course of US politics has been proven true in mere days after his election.
In the first major appointment of his administration, President-elect Barack Obama has named as his chief of staff Congressman Rahm Emanuel, an Israeli citizen and Israeli army veteran whose father, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, was a member of Menachem Begin's Irgun forces during the Nakba (ethnic cleansing of 800 thousand Palestinians) and named his son after "a Lehi combatant who was killed" -- i.e., a member of Avram Stern's terrorist Stern Gang, responsible for, in addition to other atrocities against Palestinians, the more famous bombing of the King David Hotel and assassination of the UN peace envoy Count Folke Bernadotte.
The more things "CHANGE" the more they stay the same.
Sadly, I fear that little real change will occur in regards to the policies of the Neo-Cons. But here's hoping!!
A RepubliCrat is Still a RepubliCrat
Sounds entirely reasonable to me
09.11.2008 18:16
What's to disagree with?
Latuff
The Point
11.11.2008 03:24
No More War