Just four days after Barack Hussein Obama got on his hands and knees pleading with the Islamic world to forgive America for our hedonistic and egocentric sins, he got a response. Arriving loud and clear from an explosion at an upscale western hotel in Pakistan, it wasn't the loving reception he and the naive leftist pacifists expected, I'd imagine.
I have long been on record for the lousy job I think the Bush administration did. Their willingness to turn a blind eye to illegal immigration in the United States angered me to no end. It was also Bush that ushered in the era of Socialism, only to be turned over to the naked Marxist that sleeps in the White House presently. But history will show that they were tough on international crime of the worst kind, and did a good job of keeping America relatively safe post 9/11.
What those of my generation and younger fail to realize is that to keep the peace, sometimes you have to act with brute force to beat the enemies of freedom into submission. It's not pretty, I'll admit -- but sometimes it has to be done.
I fear that the ardent supporters of the "Teleprompter Of The United States" are so afraid to fight the real enemy, that they are willing to spin his failures to the point of our collective death. The left is actually willing to believe that a Community Organizer can persuade those that would destroy us all simply by virtue of our citizenship and unwillingness to submit to Allah, to become our friends. To divert attention from this serious issue, the progressive movement carries on with oxymoron issues like "Gay Marriage". I am not so gullible. Not when what hangs in the balance for me is coercive conversion to a violent religious sect and a burka for my wife and daughter.
It surprises me that a group of people that think themselves [liberal / progressives] to be so much more enlightened than the rest of us don't understand that they would be the first to go under a "relationship" with our new Islamofascist friends. Last time I checked, there isn't much representation for gays, lesbians and agnostics in Islam.
So here we are. Iran is months if not weeks away from a nuclear warhead, and the TOTUS is telling Israel they better not do anything to derail that process. We have a Community Organizer trying to win a popularity contest with the deranged lunatics, when quite frankly I don't give hoot how they feel about us. Clearly the only middle ground they've been willing to give us thus far is a crater in downtown Manhattan.
Recently I saw a poll on Facebook asking me if I thought Obama is doing a good or poor job. I was going to take it, but a thumbs down icon didn't seem to say enough. This blog post doesn't say enough to express my concern, so I will borrow the words of Thomas Payne that more closely describes my feelings at this time:
I don't want war, but I feel that unless we take it to our enemies without reservation, we will fight much closer to our own homeland. And when I say "take it to them", I mean it. No smart bombs, no embedded reporters from CNN. I mean a good, old fashioned bomb dropping campaign that causes the entire society of our enemy to conform to our will. Otherwise, we play a losing game of cat and mouse with an opponent that has no uniform to identify them with; no other goal than to destroy a country with a President who's still trying to make new friends.
