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On Eve of Election, Obama Rallies Base With Jew Hatred
 Obama made a very deliberate decision to make tomorrow's election about the Jews. Dropping the chickensh*t bomb a week before the midterm election was no accident. Oh no. Obama wanted to get out the Jew-haters' vote. Just as the disenfranchised and the America-haters had delivered for him before, he now believes that the Jew-haters (and he believes that there are many more of them than not) will deliver the Senate. Now he's playing a card he has not played before, but has been leading up to for some time. It was no accident that Jeffrey Goldberg dropped the "chickensh*t" bomb. Goldberg is a notoriously anti-Israel uber-left reporter popular with the Obama White House. Goldberg has been trusted to break important stories on the Middle East for the White House. He has been interviewing Obama on the subject of Israel for seven years. This makes it clear that whoever made the "chickesh*t" comment was not a C-lister. This was a senior level official: Goldberg wouldn't quote anyone in a lesser position. And there was more than just the profane insults. Goldberg said that he understood Obama's recent comments on Israel as a "veiled threat." Goldberg is the messenger here. According to Algemeiner: Goldberg paraphrased Obama as saying, "Israel is growing more isolated and we can't defend it in the same way." "I took it to be a little bit of a veiled threat, to be honest," Goldberg said. "It's almost up there with, you know, nice little Jewish state you got there, I'd hate to see something happen to it."
The White House knows who said it and has no issue with it. Obama and/or his administration never called Qaddafi or Putin or Assad or Mashaal or Sisi or Morsi or the leader of the Islamic State a "chickensh*t," but the Jew in charge of the Jewish state – he's a chickensh*t. Obama has always been diabolical, sowing the seeds of hate and division. Demagoguery was key in both of his election wins. In my book, The Post American Presidency: The Obama Administration's War on America, I warned of his closeted antisemitism. It goes back years. In March 2007, the pro-Palestinian blogger Ali Abunimah at the website The Electronic Intifadah alleged that Obama adopted a pro-Israel position as a matter of political expediency as his national aspirations developed. "The last time I spoke to Obama," Abunimah recalled, "was in the winter of 2004 at a gathering in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. He was in the midst of a primary campaign to secure the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate seat he now occupies. But at that time polls showed him trailing." When Abunimah greeted him, Obama "responded warmly," and volunteered an apology for not being more outspoken against Israel: "Hey," said the candidate to Abunimah, "I'm sorry I haven't said more about Palestine right now, but we are in a tough primary race. I'm hoping when things calm down I can be more up front." Posted by: Ebbomosh Hupemp2664 2014-11-04 |
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