Barack Obama, our next President

[Realtime]

carol wrote:

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I agree. People were buying homes they knew they couldn't afford that were grossly overpriced and happily signed on the dotted line when banks offered them a deal they couldn't refuse - until three or four years later when their mortgage payment doubled.
Unbelievably stupid.
Which is why we kept renting after selling our home until sanity returned to the housing market.
Thing is, we started liking not having to worry about repairs and appliances breaking down and yard work. We're still happy renters.
But, like you, I blame people who couldn't even figure out what they could and could not afford.
It certainly wasn't Bush's fault any way you look at it.

It began on Bush's watch due to the unforeseen corporate greed inspired by the American Dream (down payment)Act of 2003.

The damage was nearly done by the time Da Bammy took office and included far more than knuckleheads buying more home than they could afford.

This has all been explained to you at least a hundred times Carol and in terms (minute detail) that a freakin moron would finally understand__but clueless Carol is still lost on the subject. Pitiful!

[dem]

Razors Edge wrote:

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cant use my post dem got your ass..anyway do not even live in Il..LOL..
man up dem that original post by me kicked ur ass!!

you think this is truly anonymous, little tea bag retard?
topix gives up you child molesters ip addresses everyday to the cops.

hows your mommy?

[DBWaiter]

DBWriter wrote:

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... talking to yourself, and laughing at your own jokes.
You need a professional with a couch in their office, and thorozine in the medicine cabinet.
:-D

Who're you talking to now? It's Thorazine, or were you speaking Russian again?

[Sister Kathryn Lust]

fetch almighty wrote:

<quoted text>Sure we can discuss the hurricane. O'bama supporters are ripping up the area that Sandy didn't. Have you seen the looting? all O'bama's peeps. They have gone wild.

He must have - it took 5 cops to escort him off the property.

Pictures really ARE worth a thousand words.

[dem]

DBWriter wrote:

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... talking to yourself, and laughing at your own jokes.
You need a professional with a couch in their office, and thorozine in the medicine cabinet.
:-D

you're so fkn retarded youre probably trolling yourself for attention.

[TSM]

Sister Kathryn Lust wrote:

<quoted text>Benghazi is so 'two weeks ago'....
Moving on...

I understand Liberals/Democrats wanting to move on!! We will in about a Week!! The 45th President of the United States… President Romney!!

[DBWriter]

It is all the more baffling then that, in view of the obvious priority that the U.S. government had placed on its Libya-to-Syria weapons pipeline operation, such a systematic effort in the weeks leading up to the September 11 attack was dedicated to stripping the Benghazi base of the security protection it so desperately needed in a deteriorating Libyan security environment and despite the repeated pleas of Ambassador Stevens and others in both Tripoli and Benghazi for more security.
From at least February, 2012 onward, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Tripoli Embassy, Eric Nordstrom, had urged that U.S. security measures in Libya be expanded, citing dozens of security incidents by “Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, including Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)…”
In August 2012, Stevens reported that the security situation in Benghazi was deteriorating, yet in spite of this, the 16-man Site Security Team assigned to Libya, comprised of Special Forces led by SF LTC Andy Wood, was ordered out of Libya, contrary to the Ambassador’s stated desire that they stay.
Note that, at any time, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could have ordered the deployment to Benghazi of additional security experts from the Department of Security (DoS) Bureau of Diplomatic Security (or Diplomatic Security Service—DSS), but apparently chose not to do so.
Instead, DoS hired a British firm, Blue Mountain, to manage its security in Benghazi, and Blue Mountain subcontracted the job to a local jihadist militia called the February 17 Martyrs Brigade who have known Muslim Brotherhood ties.
Furthermore, Nordstrom testified at the October 11, 2012 Congressional hearings that “in deference to sensitivity to Libyan practice, the guards at Benghazi were unarmed"-- an inexplicable practice for a place as dangerous as Benghazi.
Then, in what may have been the attack “green light,” on September 10, 2012, AQ leader Ayman al-Zawahiri called on Libyans to avenge the death of his Libyan number two, Abu Yahya al-Libi, who had been killed in a June, 2012 drone strike in Pakistan. The timing suggests that al-Zawahiri may have given the attack go-ahead after receiving word that Stevens had arrived in Benghazi that day—further suggesting that perhaps AQ knew of Stevens’ travel plans.

Who in the White House is fedding information to Al Qaeda?

[DBWaiter]

s dangbeen the attack “green light,” on September 10, 2012, AQ leader Ayman al-Zawahiri called on Libyans to avenge the death of his Libyan number two, Abu Yahya al-Libi, who had been killed in a June al-Zawahiri may have given the attack go-ahead after receiving word that Stevens had arrived in Benghazi that day—further suggesting that perhaps AQ knew of Stevens’ travel plans.

Once the attack unfolded at the Bengi base, it quickly became apparent that the minimal number of U.S. and lo scores of heavily ajihadist attackers swarming the compound. And yet, despite a live-streaming vy hundreds of administration diplomatic, intelligence and military offic(including the U.S. President, Vice President, Secretaries of Defense and State, and Directors of National Intelligence and CIA), military support fre Woods,rone Woodswho was providing secu

[EasyEed]

sonicfilter wrote:

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Romney and Murdoch have something in common.
China thanks them, and, the Bush tax cuts.

"sonic"
Quit being a phoney. The tax cuts are president nobama's, he pushed for the extension.
Peace
KMA

[carol]

Is Russia America's friend or foe?

"The 'sleeping bear' has been pretty restless lately: it has vetoed U.N. Security Council resolutions on Syria and blocked U.S.-led diplomatic efforts to end the civil war there; it has refused to pressure Tehran, even though it helped build Iran's nuclear enrichment program; and relentless push-back by Russian President Vladimir Putin against basing a missile defense shield in Poland and the Czech Republic – both former Soviet satellite states – has left those two NATO members exposed and nervous."

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/10/31...

Sure hope Obama reads this.

Unless he doesn't get the chance to become "more flexible", I mean.

[DBWaiter]

called on Libyans to avenge the death of his Libyan number two, Abu Yahya al-Libi, who had been killed in a June al-Zawahiri may have given the attack go-ahead after receiving word that Stevens had arrived in Benghazi that day—further suggesting that perhaps AQ knew of Stevens’ travel plans.

Once the attack unfolded at the Bengi base, it quickly became apparent that the minimal number of U.S. and lo scores of heavily ajihadist attackers swarming the compound. And yet, despite a live-streaming vy hundreds of administration diplomatic, intelligence and military offic(including the U.S. President, Vice President, Secretaries of Defense and State, and Directors of National Int

[dem]

fetch almighty wrote:

<quoted text>So are the looters. But don't worry when O'bama goes to Chicago to accept his lose. You too will have looters.

that brick in your head wont allow you to ever spell
loose
lose
or loss correctly in a sentence, no matter which character youre posting under..

LOL!

[dem]

carol wrote:

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Have a fire extinguisher handy on November 6...just in case.

many of you racist scums are using that same line.
another email from a friend, frau?

[DBWriter]

Sister Kathryn Lust wrote:

<quoted text>Benghazi is so 'two weeks ago'....
Moving on...

On September 10, 2012, AQ leader Ayman al-Zawahiri called on Libyans to avenge the death of his Libyan number two, Abu Yahya al-Libi, who had been killed in a June, 2012 drone strike in Pakistan. The timing suggests that al-Zawahiri may have given the attack go-ahead after receiving word that Stevens had arrived in Benghazi that day—further suggesting that perhaps AQ knew of Stevens’ travel plans.

Who in the White House is giving Al Qaeda information?

[DBWaiter]

U.S. Ambassador Chris StevensStevens’ last meeting in Benghazi the night he was killed was with the Turkish Consul General Ali Sait Akin, who is variously reported to have been there to discuss a weapons transfer or a warning about the possible compromise of the Libyan weapons pipeline to Syria. Whatever the topic of Ambassador Stevens’ discussion with Akin, he clearly and knowingly put himself in harm’s way to be there, in Benghazi, on the night of September 11.
The urgency that compelled Stevens to Benghazi that night seems especially difficult to understand given what was known to him as well as to senior levels of the Obama administration about the extremely dangerous situation in post-Qaddafi Libya.
It is all the more baffling then that, in view of the obvious priority that the U.S. government had placed on its Libya-to-Syria weapons pipeline operation, such a systematic effort in the weeks leading up to the September 11 attack was dedicated to stripping the Benghazi base of the security protection it so desperately needed in a deteriorating Libyan security environment and despite the repeated pleas of Ambassador Stevens and others in both Tripoli and Benghazi for more security.
From at least February, 2012 onward, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Tripoli Embassy, Eric Nordstrom, had urged that U.S. security measures in Libya be expanded, citing dozens of security incidents by “Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, including Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)…”
In August 2012, Stevens reported that the security situation in Benghazi was deteriorating, yet in spite of this, the 16-man Site Security Team assigned to Libya, comprised of Special Forces led by SF LTC Andy Wood, was ordered out of L

[dem]

TSM wrote:

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I understand Liberals/Democrats wanting to move on!! We will in about a Week!! The 45th President of the United States… President Romney!!

LOL!
you're down to a 21.2% that will happen.
obama up five in Ohio.
no ohio, no romney.

[DBWaiter]

The 'sleeping bear' has been pretty restless lately: it has vetoed U.N. Security Council resolutions on Syria and blocked U.S.-led diplomatic efforts to end the civil war there; it has refused to pressure Tehran, even though it heal-Zawahiri may have given the attack go-ahead after receiving word that Stevens had arrived in Benghazi that day—further suggesting that perhaps AQ knew of Stevens’ travel plans.

Once the attack unfolded at the Bengi base, it quickly became apparent that the minimal number of U.S. and lo scores of heavily ajihadist attackers swarming the compound. And yet, despite a live-streaming vy hundreds of adminlped build Iran's nuclear enrichment program; and relentless push-back by Russian President Vladimir Putin against basing a missile defense shield in Poland and the Czech Republic – both former Soviet satellite states – has left those two NATO members exposed and nervous.

[dem]

POST #789507

I can see you but you're not saying anything.

[DBWaiter]

Quit being a pony. The tax cuts are president nobama's, he pushed for the extension.
Peace

[DBWaiter]

discuss a weapons transfer or a warning about the possible compromise of the Libyan weapons pipeline to Syria. Whatever the topic of Ambassador Stevens’ discussion with Akin, he clearly and knowingly put himself in harm’s way to be there, in Benghazi, on the night of September 11.
The urgency that compelled Stevens to Benghazi that night seems especially difficult to understand given what was known to him as well as to senior levels of the Obama administration about the extremely dangerous situation in post-Qaddafi Libya.
It is all the more baffling then that, in view of the obvious priority that the U.S. government had placed on its Libya-to-Syria weapons pipeline operation, such a systematic effort in the weeks leading up to the September 11 attack was dedicated to stripping the Benghazi base of the security protection it so desperately needed in a deteriorating Libyan security environment and despite the repeated pleas of Ambassador Stevens and others in both Tripoli and Benghazi for more security.
From at least February, 2012 onward, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Tripoli Embassy, Eric Nordstrom, had urged that U.S. security measures eading up to the September 11 attack was dedicated to stripping the Benghazi base of the security protection it so desperately needed in a deteriorating Libyan security environment and despite the repeated pleas of Ambassador Stevens and others in both Tripoli and Benghazi for more security.
From at least February, 2012 onward, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Tripoli Embassy, Eric Nordstrom, had urged that U.S. security measures in Libya be expanded, citing dozens of security incidents by “Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, including Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)…”
In August 2012, Stevens reported that the security situation in Benghazi was deteriorating, yet in spite of this, the 16-man Site Security Team assigned to Libya, comprised of Special Forces led by SF LTC Andy Wood, was ordered out of Libya, contrary to the Ambassador’s stated desire that they stay.
Note that, at any time, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could have ordered the deployment to Benghazi of additional security experts from the Department of Security (DoS) Bureau of Diplomatic Security (or Diplomatic Security Service—DSS), but apparently chose not to do so.
Instead, DoS hired a British firm, Blue Mountain, to manage its security in Benghazi, and Blue Mountain subcontracted the job to a local jihadist militia called the February 17 Martyrs Brigade who have known Muslim Brotherhood ties.
Furthermore, Nordstrom testified at the October 11, 2012 Congressional hearings that “in deference to sensitivity to Libyan practice, the guards at Benghazi were unarmed"-- an inexplicable practice for a place as dangerous as Benghazi.
Then, in what may have been the attack “green light,” on S