But Why Would HUSSEIN Obama Do That? Part 224
Because fuck you. That's why.
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Obama 'Reaches Out' to Radical Islamists - America's Enemies (you know, his friends)
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U.S. President Barack Obama has started reaching out to some of Pakistan's most fervent Islamist and anti-American parties, including one that helped give rise to the Taliban, trying to improve Washington's image in the nuclear-armed state.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
No, silly, not Republicans. They're just too evil, brimming with hatred and fomenting all those raucous mobs opposed to his divine plan to bestow health care upon the huddled masses.
No, silly, not Republicans. They're just too evil, brimming with hatred and fomenting all those raucous mobs opposed to his divine plan to bestow health care upon the huddled masses.
No, reaching out to the GOP would just be going too far for his supporters, especially his buddies at the Daily Kos.
Rather than making peace with his fellow Americans, our fearless leader is looking to get cozy with the enemies of America.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has started reaching out to some of Pakistan's most fervent Islamist and anti-American parties, including one that helped give rise to the Taliban, trying to improve Washington's image in the nuclear-armed state.
U.S. President Barack Obama has started reaching out to some of Pakistan's most fervent Islamist and anti-American parties, including one that helped give rise to the Taliban, trying to improve Washington's image in the nuclear-armed state.
Obama's special envoy, Richard Holbrooke, is initiating dialogue between the United States and religious parties previous administrations had largely shunned, both sides said.
"The purpose is to broaden the base of American relations in Pakistan beyond the relatively narrow circle of leaders Washington has previously dealt with," explained Vali Nasr, senior adviser to Holbrooke.
John Bolton, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations during the Bush presidency, questioned Holbrooke's timing for trying to engage Taliban sympathizers on the eve of elections in neighboring Afghanistan, where U.S. forces are battling the hardline Islamic group.
"As a general proposition, democracy in Pakistan is fragile enough now that negotiating with people that some on the democratic side of the Pakistani spectrum would think themselves are terrorists strikes me as fairly risky," Bolton said.
"What we ought to be doing is making sure that our ties with the military are strong because the gravest risk is radical penetration of the military"...
posted by jillosophy at 8/19/2009 09:43:00 AM
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