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February 25, 2012
No One Is Listening, Mr. President
Yes, Mr. President, the killing of Syrian citizens must end, as must the rampages in Afghanistan, the nefarious nuclear activities and hanging of Christian pastors in Iran, the riots in Egypt, the repression and starvation of North Korea's citizens, the stoning of women in Saudi Arabia, etc. etc., yes, all these things "must end."
But guess what, Mr. President? No one is listening to you any more, because all the groveling and apologizing to ruthless dictators and Muslim mobs, not to mention your so-called doctrine of "leading from behind," have pretty much extinguished any and all moral authority you may have had as President of the U.S.
Jerusalem Post | February 25, 2012
Obama: Killing of Syrian Citizens Must End
By Reuters
US president says int'l community must band together to press Assad to step down; rescue workers evacuate wounded.
President Barack Obama
The international community must band together in pressuring Syrian leader Bashar Assad to step down and put and end to the killing of Syrian citizens, US President Barack Obama said on Friday. His comments came as rescue workers began evacuating wounded civilians from a besieged Syrian city.
"All of us seeing the terrible pictures coming out of Syria and Homs recently recognize it is absolutely imperative for the international community to rally in sending a clear message to President Assad that it is time for a transition," Obama told reporters. More here...
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Notable Quotables
"Mr. Netanyahu is one of the most media-savvy politicians on the planet. On Friday he appeared live via video link on 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' taking the host’s alternately sardonic and serious line of questioning with gazelle-like alacrity."
~ Anthony Grant, jourrnalist who has written for many major newspapers and worked in television at Paris and Tel Aviv, interviewing former PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, at the outset of Mr. Netanyahu's new book (more here).
