Obama's first UN speech has anti-Israeli overtones.

Iran's Mahmoud Wackajob and Libya's QadafiDuck enjoyed the speech and probably for good reason given the rhetoric by the Great One. Obama flatly denounced settlements:

"We continue to emphasize that America does not accept the legitimacy of
continued Israel settlements"

Maybe the correct position, but not one to announce to the entire world especially not to a body who has exhibited anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli stances before. Why would Obama purposely demonstrate America's disapproval with Israel other than to appease to the Muslim world? Last week Brezinski announced that American planes based in Iraq shout confront Israeli warplanes in the event of a strike on Iran and today Obama slammed Israel's domestic policy. Nanny in charge wishes to impose his vision and ideals in places where they do not belong and just like he wishes to dictate how we heat our house, what we eat, what cars to drive, similarly he will tell Israel how to conduct their business.

Jews in America voted for Obama overwhelmingly with over 75% casting their ballot for the liberal candidate. This is despite Obama's links with KNOWN anti-Semites like Rashid Khalidi and Jeremiah Wright. Even during the campaign Obama waffled on the matter of Jerusalem, but Jews voted for him anyway. Either liberalism in America trumps all other rationale, loyalty and intelligence or Jews in America want Israel to fail. I refuse to believe that my fellow Jews can be so blatantly idiotic as to believe that voting for Obama was in the best interest of Israel.
For those liberal Jews that still believe we need to have our own country and the existence of our people depends on Israel's existence then you are reaping what you sow. If you are critical of Israeli policy and are exhibiting your discontent by voting for Obama than you are more dangerous than Hamas.

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