I think Bush was a being a little unfair to BO, after all Barack can’t help who his friends are.

These dirt bags are psychotic; you can’t deal or negotiate with a psychopath.

I think we just got a clue to one of McCain’s major campaign issues in the Fall.

NO DIALOGUE WITH TERRORISTS!

didn’t work in Mississippi in a strong republican stronghold,

…against a conservative, not a latte, limousine liberal!
(Don’t bet the commune!) Heh.

Obama sure is paranoid. Either that or just reeeeeally self centered?

In his haste to defend himself and what he really thinks, Obama has witlessly fallen into a huge trap.

Has this posts author fallen witlessly as well?

Bat One. Excellent review and commentary. Bottom line. We do not negotiate with terrorists. Goodnight.

Did Bush ever say he was talking about Obama?

Electnixon,

An absolutely brilliant point! In his haste to defend himself and what he really thinks, Obama has witlessly fallen into a huge trap. And it really makes no difference whether it was deliberately set by George Bush or not.

Bush is in Israel to celebrate the 60th anniversary of that country’s founding, an event which took place in response to the Holocaust perpetrated by Hitler and Nazi Germany. Iran’s president has denied the Holocaust ever happened, while stating his desire to repeat the horror by “wiping Israel off the map.”

In all likelihood, Mr. Bush’s remarks were aimed squarely at the Israelis themselves, nearly all of whom lost family members in the Holocaust, and if any sort of criticism was intended it was aimed at former President Carter, and the self-serving Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi.

Obviously, Obama would like to be thought of as a real “player” ready for the big time. Particularly as he has nothing in the way of experience or accomplishment to point to. The one thing he can conceivably point to is character, an issue he himself has raised, but one which has been sorely damaged of late by Wright, Ayers, Rezko, and his wife Michelle.

Now, however, in their zeal to market him as the antithesis of anything and everything associated with Mr. Bush, Obama and his minions have wound up endorsing the very sort of appeasement that begat the Nazi Holocaust in the first place and as a consequence the state of Israel.

Had Obama come out in support of Mr. Bush’s remarks, tempering them ever so slightly, but recognizing the nuance of the Israeli anniversary and the tinderbox of recent events in Lebanon by the very Hezbollah terrorists whose Iranian masters Obama wants to meet with, Obama might have gone a long way toward satisfying concerns about his character and his leadership. Instead, he and the Democrats have only renewed concerns about the direction in which he seems determined to take this country if elected.

If one argues against someone who makes a case… a historically correct case… against appeasement, there is no other conclusion but that one is arguing in favor of appeasement.

That Obama has in effect endorsed appeasement only confirms the suspicions of those who’ve questioned his qualifications. “The enemy of my enemy is my friend” is a phrase variously attributed to Sun Tze, ancient Sunni Arabs, and Don Vito Corleone. With friends like Pelosi and Carter, the rookie Obama is in no need of enemies.

Those “intense negotiations” with Libya’s Ghadaffi were abruptly brought to a conclusion when the sons of Saddam Hussein were killed in a gunfight with US Army Rangers and Force Recon Marines.

Ghadaffi, whose cancer is in remission, sought assurances that his son would be allowed to “inherit” his position as ruler, as is the Arag way. In exchange, he surrendered the joint Libyan/Iraqi/Egyptian nuclear weapons program hidden in the south Libyan mountains, a program largely paid for and staffed by Saddam using money from the corrupt UN Oil-for-Food program.

(Incidentally, if read carefully the full report of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, you’ll notice that a quantity of “yellowcake” uranium from Niger, somewhere between 400 and 1000 tons, was unaccounted for. The report even mentions a low level intelligence report that just such a shipment was possibly stored in a warehouse in Gabon. That report, and the unaccounted for “yellowcake” were never followed up on. But the most likely guess is that missing uranium was smuggled out of Niger and into Libya. The uranium recovered from Libya, along with all the equipment involved in the WMD program was shipped to the US.)

I think Bush was a being a little unfair to BO, after all Barack can’t help who his friends are.

You are joking aren’t you?

Obama – ‘Why is everybody picking on me?’

Huffington Post has a video of Flipper John previous stance on talking with terrorists.

RBB,

Thanks… but no thanks! As a matter of principle, I don’t read HuffPo or Kos, no matter what videos are posted. ‘Course, I don’t read FreeRepublic either. So maybe that makes me “fair and balanced”???

Listen… while we’re talking about videos, if it would help you with that list I’d be willing to dredge up a vid of Bill Clinton with his lower lip just quivvering’ and tears all welled up in his eyes, talking about bringing “those responsible to justice.” I think he meant the USS Cole bombing… or was it the two US embassies that were destroyed by terrorist bombs in Tanzania and Kenya… or maybe he meant the Khobar Towers bombing that killed all those US servicemen in Saudia Arabia… or perhaps he was referring to the first WTC bombing in New York.

Never mind which terrorist attack against the US he was responding to… that disreputable capon’s reaction was always the same anyway, wasn’t it?

Bat One. Good summary. Some seem to have problems with words. Typical of those who attempt to deceive. Meeting and greeting–an attempt at understanding the peoples of another country controlled by evil men is not negotiating with terrorists. Trying to “buy” cooperation by giving something that you do not own like Neville did is what liberals are good at.

Got that list ready yet, RBB? Huh? Huh? Huh?

Kudos to President Bush. He has been a staunch supporter of Isreal (rightfully so) and is completely right in his assessment.

I saw Romney on Fox this morning and think he was corrent in saying that when you throw a rock over a fence, the dog that barks is the one that was hit.