AbdiWahab252 wrote:Jr*
As like any true Dhabacyo, u find a way of rationalizing the most irrational things.
Obama supports Israeli control of the city without a doubt. Look at his statement, he defers it to the Israelis to make the decision.
Obama is the same old politics. His first major speech after the nomination was at AIPAC, a special interest group.
"Change We Can't Believe In.'
I hope all those Arabs who live in Michigan, a battle ground state, don't vote for this punk & let us see if the AIPAC can deliver that state.
the choice is he or Mccain. In that sense which would you vote for?
let us be realistic here. Obama cannot win unless verbally supporting Isreal even if he doesn't believe it in his heart. That is just how this country works. The media is them, and they have very powerful washington lobbyists. If he didn't stated the obvious, he would have no chance of beating Mccain.
It's political statement he was forced to make, but NOT neccesarily his gut feeling me thinks.
Support the man on the grounds of being better than Bush or Mccain policy towards the world. He is kinder, more willing to talk with everyone. That should help the Muslims and that is where our focus should be on. Let l us not forget this is an a Christian American Presidential candidate and not a Muslim candidate. So I don't see how you expect him to say he doesn't support the existance of a Jewish state?
We should support Obama on the basis of change of bringing better foreign policy which will not only effect the middle east (iraq, Iran, Lebenon, Palestine) but also Somalia and how he would approach. We know Mccain is the same as Bush so that means he would continue to support and even strenghten the Bush laid out policies.