2015: America's World: Dundering, Dithering and Deceptive


In his 2015 State of the Union speech, President Obama offered his own rebuttal to his many critics - 

He reprised the 2004 Democratic National Convention speech, which paved the way for his 2007 announcement, in which he declared there "wasn't a liberal America, or a conservative America; a black America or a white America, but a United States of America."

"Over the past six years, the pundits have pointed out more than once that my presidency has not delivered on this vision," he said. "But I still think the cynics are wrong."

Think again Mr. Obama.


Muslim Brotherhood:
White House Official Met Us at State Department


A Muslim Brotherhood member who recently was hosted at the State Department along with several of the Islamist group's key allies now claims that a White House official also was present in that meeting, according to recent remarks. 
Abdel Mawgoud al-Dardery, a Brotherhood member and former Egyptian parliamentarian, was in the United States late last month along with a delegation of fellow Brotherhood leaders and allies. 
The Brotherhood-aligned delegation caused an international stir after the Washington Free Beaconrevealed that it had been hosted for a meeting with several State Department officials.
Another member of the group, a Brotherhood-aligned judge in Egypt, posed for a picture while at Foggy Bottom in which he held up the Islamic group's notorious four-finger Rabia symbol.


Netanyahu: I am not looking for fight with Obama over Congress speech; will carry out speech as planned


“Disagreements over Israel’s security have occurred between prime ministers in Israel from the Left and from the Right and American presidents from both parties,” he said in a videoed statement. “None of these disagreements led to a rupture in the relationship between Israel and the United States. In fact, over time, our relationship grew stronger.”
As examples, Netanyahu cited David Ben-Gurion’s declaration of statehood in 1948 despite adamant opposition from the State Department; Levi Eshkol’s decision to launch a preemptive attack in 1967, against the counsel of the White House; Menachem Begin’s decision to strike the Iraqi nuclear reactor in 1981 despite Ronald Reagan’s opposition; and Ariel Sharon’s decision to press ahead with Operation Defensive Shield in 2002 even though George W. Bush told him to stop.



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