13 Aug

VIDEOS: Obama Campaign Completely Confused Over Russian Invasion of Georgia

This is not a joke. Within hours of a cease-fire having been declared in Georgia, Democrats raced to get on TV and claim that Senator Obama was the one person responsible for peace because he had asked for it (apparently similar calls from President Bush, Senator McCain, France, Germany, the EU and the UN were all sideshows-what mattered was what The One said).

THEN-when it came out that the Russians never really stopped their invasion, but merely paused to consolidate positions and logistics-Obama’s foreign policy advisor used her MSNBC propaganda outlet to claim that Senator McCain was responsible for fighting in Georgia.

Meanwhile, the DNC’s platform echoes the Bush Administration almost identically, and faux-anti-war groups are showing their true colors by blaming Georgia for the invasion of Georgia rather than the invader: Russia.

VIDEO: Obama brings peace to Caucuses using Jedi mind tricks to cause a cease-fire

VIDEO: Obama’s mind tricks were spoiled by Senator John McCain and his apparent ignorance of how wars are fought (btw, Susan Rice is THE PERSON who repeatedly led the fight against taking custody of Osama Bin Laden when Sudan offered him up in the 1990′s, and she did so because she believed a policy of not talking to state-sponsors of terror was a sound one for the Clinton Admin).

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16 Responses to VIDEOS: Obama Campaign Completely Confused Over Russian Invasion of Georgia

  1. Timothy says: 1

    I can’t believe what she just said… that we are supposed to make decisions based on our ideology? What, are we supposed to take a measured response and see what is popular? That is the problem with Libs, they think conservatives should never govern from the principles that drive us, but do what they do… and seek what is popular. May this crush Obama.

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  2. LOL….Obamasiah is definitely responsible for all good, and McCain for all evil.

    SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

    Obama is such a boob, so is his campaign advisors.

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  3. Thanks for reminding us that if Obama were elected, people like Susan Rice would be back in power, this time in higher positions and free to do the same nitwittery that allowed Al Queda to grow into the monster that attacked us on 9/11.

    Ms. Rice was key in preventing the U.S. from getting the motherlode of info on Al Queda:

    From: The Complete 911 Timeline

    Sudanese intelligence had been monitoring bin Laden since he’d moved there in 1991, collecting a “vast intelligence database on Osama bin Laden and more than 200 leading members of his al-Qaeda terrorist network.” The files include information on their backgrounds, families, and contacts, plus photographs. There also is extensive information on bin Laden’s world-wide financial network. “One US source who has seen the files on bin Laden’s men in Khartoum said some were ‘an inch and a half thick.’” [Observer, 9/30/2001] An Egyptian intelligence officer with extensive Sudanese intelligence contacts says, “They knew all about them: who they were, where they came from. They had copies of their passports, their tickets; they knew where they went. Of course that information could have helped enormously. It is the history of those people.” To the surprise of US officials making the demands, the Sudanese seem receptive to sharing the file. This leads to a battle within the US government between top FBI officials, who want to engage the Sudanese and get their files, and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Susan Rice, her assistant secretary for Africa, who want to isolate them politically and economically.

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  4. yonason says: 4

    PROOF POSITIVE…

    “We cannot act based on IDEOLOGY [no paradigms of reality allowed] or PRECONCEIVED NOTIONS [past experience not allowed]…”

    I.e., “EVERYTHING WE KNOW IS WRONG” — Obama Leftard

    Thanks for confirming!

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  5. yonason says: 5

    OBAMA’S “JEDI MIND TRICKS”

    I picture him practicing in front of a mirror, saying to himself…
    “…I want it to be, reality is whatever I want it to be, reality is whatever I want it to be, reality is ….. Hey, if I can fool myself, maybe I can fool the world, too!”

    We’re not all suffering from COCAINE TOXICITY, moron!

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  6. Dreadnought says: 6

    Don’t get your hopes up. For the past few months I’ve been reading the various polls.

    http://www.pollingreport.com/

    Week after week, Obama keeps saying one idiocy after another. But I just don’t see the american people paying any attention. Popular culture here has brainwashed people to hate Bush and the Republicans so badly that Obama could swear allegience to Robert Mugabe and play the trombone from his butt at the DNC Convention, and 45% of the people would think that was perfectly OK.

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  7. Gregory Dittman says: 7

    The blue states are getting more blue according to the same polls. It doesn’t give Obama more electorial college votes. According to the RCPs Obama has 238 electorial votes in his favor, McCain has 163 electorial votes and there are 137 electorial votes within the margin of error. RCP’s final poll had Bush 1.5% ahead of Kerry in 2005. This election is going to be very close also.

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  8. Scott says: 8

    If Obama plays the trombone (or any instrument) via his butt on TV at the DNC convention…I will feel compelled to vote for him. It would blow away any ideas that he is not qualified for the job, and it would prove that he has enough experience working with professional lawyer/lawmaker, DC politicians from both parties. It would also just so smoke the images of Bill Clinton looking cool and destroy that 8yr legacy forever.

    Play Obama…

    …play….

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  9. a real american says: 9

    These are allthe same people that blame america for everything and that blame the republicans for all the bad things that happen. If barrack hussain obama gets elected there will be alot more invasions like this going on. obama will just sit back and watch what is left of the free world disapear,I think he is the ” Anti-Christ”

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  10. Pingback: Obama, Russia Didn’t ‘Invade’ They ‘Encroached’ On Georgia’s Territory : BigMouthFrog

  11. AdrianS says: 11

    On Sean Hannity’s radio show today (Wednesday), he said that Barack Obama, “The One,” continues to lose support and that his poll numbers continue to drop like water over the Niagara.

    Must be why people say they’ve heard Obama humming to himself:

    “One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do
    two can be as bad as One
    it’s the loneliest number since the number One

    No is the saddest experience you’ll ever know
    yes it’s the saddest experience you’ll ever know
    because One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do
    one is the loneliest number that you’ll ever know … ”

    Coming to a DNC near you … “Hillary and the Ambush thwarts Obama.” Starring Super-Hillary and Bury NoBama.

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  12. Fit fit says: 12

    On Sean Hannity’s radio show today (Wednesday), he said that Barack Obama, “The One,” continues to lose support and that his poll numbers continue to drop like water over the Niagara.

    It’s OK to listen to Sean for opinion, but don’t trust anything he says as fact. The RealClear
    Average has the race at a 4.6 advantage for Obama nationally, which is pretty much where it’s been all summer.

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  13. Scott Malensek says: 13

    Summer….the race is AFTER summer. The time before that is a race for the nomination, then a dance (right now). Most Americans BBQ more than they follow politics right now.

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  14. Marion A. Valentine says: 14

    In all my research I cannot find enough evidence to convince me that Obama is a Muslim. However i have found enough evidence to convince me he is a Socialist.

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  15. Scott Malensek says: 15

    I don’t care if he’s a Muslim or a Wiccan. What I care about is that a man who controls thousands of nuclear weapons and has the lives of my children in his hands is decisive enough to deter aggressors. While he constantly says, “I am committed to ____” or that he stands for X, Y, and Z….I have yet to see him once actually take a stand and/or give an unequivocal, absolute, sans-caveated answer to anything. There’s always a “….but” or an “…unless.” That’s fine as a Senator, but as a President…you can’t just play politics (always adding a “but” or an “unless”). Eventually, ya gotta actually make a decision and take a stand. He hasn’t done that. McCain’s been accused of being too aggressive, too absolute, too Maverick. Ok, but he was the one who came out right away w the right policy and response to the Georgia thing. Everyone else-DNC and Obama included-followed in McCain’s footsteps. I like that.

    What I like about Obama is that he can unify the country by default. The faux-anti-war groups are silent on Obama’s escalation in Afghanistan, his continuing presence in Iraq, his promise to continue fighting AQ in Iraq, and recently his tough talk to Russia re Georgia (almost identical to McCain’s). If they’re silent now-they’d be silent when he’s President when he takes military action. W a unified nation behind him, the action would be decisive, but does he have the balls to take military action? Does he have the balls to actually order people to kill and to be killed? Does he have the courage to risk offending his political base of faux-anti-war groups? I’m not sure he does.

    Gonna be an interesting 2 months

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