>You can't generalize like that. It would be equally inaccurate to call all Israelis terrorists.

Still haven't read the Koran eh?

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>>Ya.
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>>My take on this (as if I really know anything, right?) is that Obama is trying to extend an olive branch to the muslims. Problem is, the followers of the "Religion of Peace" don't want peace - they want us dead. They're only following what their book tells them to do.
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>>>>Obama's NOT a muslim.
>>>>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38766014/ns/politics-white_house/
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>>>They indicate he is a Christian.
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>>>His pastor was Rev. Wright? The one he didn't pay attention to when he was launching tirades from his pulpit against whitey?
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>>>Maybe they ought to say he's a Buddist or something next.
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>>>>He IS an American.
>>>>http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/born_in_the_usa.html
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>>>>Given this, I don't understand his facination with reaching out to muslims.
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>>>>I see it as a misdirected attempt at trying to get muslims to like Americans. It's a useless gesture as they would just as soon cut your head off as look at you. Obama would have scored alot of points has he got on TV on day one and said, "The US is going to eradicate islam once and for all". I mean, why not, they want to eradicate Isreal and the US, and they're actively pursuing their agenda.
>>>>The best defense is a good offense.
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>>>>>That video doesn't prove one way or the other though.
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>>>>>OK, that's your opinion. You watched it, which is far more than I can say for others.
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>>>>>My two cents is that it demonstrates many examples of Obama promoting Islam, and sending messages to the American people that we are a bunch of intolerant religious bigots who have allowed the trauma of 9/11 to cloud our thinking. This "American will never be at war with Islam" is just one more example of his overbearing, self-aggrandizing approach - like a parent telling a child, "I don't care how much you hate going to church, you're going to go".
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>>>>>Obama is trying to manipulate the American public, and is intent on advancing Islam in an aristrocratic fashion. He wants Americans to accept Islam blindly. This "diversity for the sake of diversity" is a load of BS. If Obama really wants to talk about Islam, let's also talk about Sharia, jihads, oppressed women and honor killings, and what Islamic children are taught. Let's talk about what some "moderate" Islamic people believe (see below).
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>>>>>Cultures that are "just" deserved to be celebrated, not diversity itself.
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>>>>>Additionally...
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>>>>>1) I disagree with the "taking out of context" argument. To claim "taken out of context" generally assumes there's a consistent or even coherent context to begin with. Many Americans (myself included) think that half of what comes out of Obama's mouth is a pack of lies, and the other half is unintelligible. Look at his communications over the last week regarding the mosque issue.
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>>>>>2) It may be too much to ask you to watch it again...but imagine hearing the same set of speeches, with references to Christianity instead of Islam. Now imagine the complete uproar you'd hear from liberals
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>>>>>3) This act of surrounding himself with "moderate" Islamic people is wearing thin. Take Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf as one example: he refused to call Hamas a terrorist organization, and said that U.S. policies were accessory to 9/11. And that's from a so-called "Islamic Moderate".
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>>>>>(Side note: I've criticized Sarah Palin before, for refusing to describe abortion doctor killings as domestic terrorism...so no one can say I give the Tea Party a pass).
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>>>>>4) He has lied to the American people in claiming he is a Christian. He bowed bowed to the Saudi king, then went to a mosque, took off his shoes and prayed. He has supported Taliban-like leaders in Kenya and has recently been accused of trying to buy votes for Islamic law (Sharia) tribunals in Kenya. I hope they find enough to impeach him. (Conversely, Obama has done next to NOTHING to help the opposition to Ahmadinejad from last year's elections).
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>>>>>5) I don't know if you're aware of how overbearing Obama has been in the White House, regarding his victory in 2008. Insiders have reported that Obama feels he was given a blanket mandate. There are reports that when challenged on an issue, he often looks people in they eyes and says, "Remember, I won". Yet an increasing majority of Americans oppose not only his recent actions, but just about every other action from him.
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>>>>>P.S. I still don't know where I sit on the "where was he born" issue, but I just read something tonight. Back in May, Obama's wife was quoted as calling her husband a "Kenyan".