Thread: The Post American World - Obama~

Originally Posted by chassisman

thats what basements are for, I've been told.

I live on the coast, we don't have basements. Sorry.

Originally Posted by Cari

I live on the coast, we don't have basements. Sorry.

You mean you haven't been invited?

Originally Posted by chassisman

You mean you haven't been invited?

Sounds like you could use some of my midol. You feeling ok?

Originally Posted by Aarstad

You have a literate president now?

Isn't that exactly the kind of stuff should be reading? You guys are weird.

Edit: This just in, POTUS reads book, public concerned.

NOW the trolls have weighed in.

Thanks...

Not that anyone cares, mind you

Originally Posted by Cari

Sounds like you could use some of my midol. You feeling ok?

I'm OK. I'm just laughing at this thread. Start at post one, read the whole thing again, and think about the fact that this is all this place is good for.

Obama reading this book might bother me if I thought he was using it as a guide for his administration...

In truth after this first year in office I am far, far, less concerned about the phrase "and in his second term, Obama will surrender our sovereignty to the UN." as I'm reasonably sure neither will ever happen.

Originally Posted by chassisman

A must read for any leader that is in favor of an eventual one world government.

...or any that wishes to prevent one. Just chanting U. S. A. over and over isnt enough any more.

Originally Posted by Sunshine

Chas, I see on this board alone every day someone demanding the US subjugate to international law. And some of those are from the US. Will it happen? Probably not in my lifetime. But I think economics can take a turn, and we have certainly seen that in recent months, making it mandatory that we do so.

I have no problem with everyone in the world also having wealth like ours, or with there being no 'third world' countries. But when that occurs they will be on a more equal playing field with the US. I just don't want to see OUR standard of living and our freedoms dropping off the face of the earth.

Nor do I, nor I contend does the President and that is why his reading this book is something commendable and which I applaud.

The book's theme, as you outliine it, is disturbing. Why should the tallest building under contruction be in Saudi and not the US? Perhaps Obama wants to do something about that.

Originally Posted by Cari

I'd still like to know why a person would be potentially concerned by the President reading this book, while ordering if for themselves.

Man, I've never seen a bunch of bullies like there are in this place sometimes! You try and make an interesting point about this clown obama and his choice of books and you get instant "wise ass central". I thought I was the only one that drew that kind of juvenile nonsense.

If Ronald Reagan was reading that book you wouldn't think a thing about it, he'd be learning about the enemy and what could happen if we're not vigilant.

When this bastard is seen reading it the first thing I think of is that he's salivating while reading it at the thought of seeing his dream in print. (No, before the attack on me starts, I didn't read it.) The title suggests a book which could be his game plan for America as evidenced by everything he's done or tried to do.

Originally Posted by Michael_Q

Man, I've never seen a bunch of bullies like there are in this place sometimes! You try and make an interesting point about this clown obama and his choice of books and you get instant "wise ass central". I thought I was the only one that drew that kind of juvenile nonsense.

Except, of course, that no one has 'bullied' anyone here, and the OP has no interesting point.

If Ronald Reagan was reading that book you wouldn't think a thing about it, he'd be learning about the enemy and what could happen if we're not vigilant.

When this bastard is seen reading it the first thing I think of is that he's salivating while reading it at the thought of seeing his dream in print. (No, before the attack on me starts, I didn't read it.) The title suggests a book which could be his game plan for America as evidenced by everything he's done or tried to do.

You just contradicted yourself.

Originally Posted by Sunshine

Does this concern you. I am not sure what to think, yet. But I post on other boards where this is very disquieting to some of the members.
I don't think this country is ready for book burning and hope we never are. And I confess I have not read it, but I will soon. However, to see the prez with this book is disconcerting to some. Here is what Amazon says about it:

Can you find a picture of Dubya with a book in his hand? The title of the book is of little importance. Just find a picture of him with any book!

Originally Posted by Michael_Q

If Ronald Reagan was reading that book you wouldn't think a thing about it, he'd be learning about the enemy and what could happen if we're not vigilant.
When this bastard is seen reading it the first thing I think of is that he's salivating while reading it at the thought of seeing his dream in print. (No, before the attack on me starts, I didn't read it.) The title suggests a book which could be his game plan for America as evidenced by everything he's done or tried to do.

Thank you for so eloquently describing the ridiculous double standard that has been the theme of this president's administration!

It's not nice to be such a bully about it though.

Originally Posted by Redv

Can you find a picture of Dubya with a book in his hand? The title of the book is of little importance. Just find a picture of him with any book!

No book is better than a treasonous book, no?

Reagan isn't reading anything - he's dead.

Personally, I think that it's a good thing that a POTUS seeks out information and opinions from a variety of sources. We've seen too clearly what happens when a POTUS surrounds himself only with those who parrot the opinions that he wants to hear.