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"It is better to take refuge in Adonai than to trust in human beings; better to take refuge in Adonai than to put one's trust in princes." -Tehilah 118:8-9



Not My President
Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Caroline Glick presents another excellent analysis, this time of Operation Cast Lead. She concludes by saying that Israel faces two immediate challenges in the 3-6 month interim before Hamas re-arms:

1. "...preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons,"

2. "and preventing the new Obama administration from undermining Israel's strategic position by selling out Israel's security to buy "pictures of victory" of its own with Iran and Syria."

Now, review Obama's words today:

"To the Muslim world, we seek a new way forward, based on mutual interest and mutual respect. ...we will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist."

Speaking of clenching moments, try Rick Warren's Inaugural Prayer (soon to be titled "The Purpose Driven Pratfall") or, rather, the analysis thereof thanks to JihadWatch:
Rick Warren in Inauguration prayer: "You are the compassionate, the merciful one..."

Following right after "Hear, O Israel, the Lord your God, the Lord is one."

"The compassionate, the merciful" is, of course, a reference to the invocation at the beginning of every chapter of the Qur'an except one: Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim, "In the name of Allah, the compassionate, the merciful."
I knew the Sh'ma quote was too awkward, too weird, and too out of place to be genuine.

Obama also remarked, "We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus--and non-believers." Lovely; let's equate the Dhimmi police with the Dhimmis-- I bet someone's burning an Obama effigee in a mosque worshipful weapons cache as Hussein and Michelle take their evening tour around town. (What no one knows is where that mosque is located-- downtown Iran, the rubble of Gaza, or Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A....)

It's nice that all these conservatives are coming out saying that Barack Hussein Obama is their President because they don't want to imitate the gross liberal Bush-bashing of the past eight years, nor do they want to look like "racists" (even though our society is color blind now) or "the party of 'no'". It's charming and it's an understandable sentiment coming from people like Hannity, Beck, and Palin. They're public figures; they have to maintain team spirit to some degree.

However, speaking as a Joo (which is the only thing I can do, because I sure as heck ain't a "non-believer") I'll believe in the power of Americanism--real, solid Americanism that was created by Hollywood Joos Jews, portrayed by Ronald Reagan, and thus espoused by the contemporary Conservative movement--to overcome this liberal, fascist socialism put forth by the Obamaniacs when I see it. I want to see Conservatives-- not just the faces or the names, mind you, but down to earth everyday Conservatives-- march on Washington, demand results from their representatives, and do everything within their power as citizens of the United States to ensure that their vision of America--the capitalist, limited government, Bill of Rights freedom-loving America--sticks around for a good long time to come, despite the wishes of Heir Hussein and his cronies in D.C., the U.N., and around the world. When I see that, I will be convinced that America stands a chance.

Until then, I am a Joo. I am a Joo who looks forward to seeing all of the America I haven't yet had a chance to see-- when I can travel on an Israeli passport and return to a home where I truly feel safe and free.

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