I think this headline cannot be disputed!
The United States since the inception of the Jewish state in 1947 has always been close allies with Israel. This has changed with Barack Obama who clearly has different thoughts about the state of Israel.
He has a lot of different thoughts the majority of Americans don't like. But, the media is shielding the truth of how the majority of the country feels about Obama by perpetuating a myth of universal love. His approval ratings is in the low 40s. But that doesn't stop state run media from disseminating a perception that Obama is assured re-election in 2012.
It ain't so!
He's in very deep trouble and the media whores knows he's sinking fast.
Fox News
There is some logic in the fact that President Obama has fled the country while Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses Congress. With Obama’s comments this past week on Israel, the president now appears to many as the most hostile sitting president in the history of the Jewish state.
A key casualty of the assault Obama launched this past week on Israel and its Prime Minister, is the prospect of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. When Palestinians move to declare statehood unilaterally in the fall with U.N. support, it will be President Obama himself who will have laid the groundwork.
Two years ago President Obama prompted Palestinians to withdraw from negotiations after he attempted to dictate to Israel the terms of a deal on the settlements issue. Now that the president has similarly projected what the territorial outcome “should be,” Palestinians will abjure negotiations into the foreseeable future.
The mere lip service that the president paid to negotiations was heard around the world, especially in Palestinian circles. “While the core issues of the conflict must be negotiated…” Obama began, followed by a series of “should be” pronouncements.
The president’s Sunday speech to the pro-Israel group AIPAC did not fundamentally change his earlier effort on Thursday as territorial fiat.
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Hold on Israel!
Change is coming in 2012.
Memeorandum
