Psychological ambiguity of Obama as a cause of his pro-Islamist .position.

Submitted by Dr chantal Scheinberg (United States), Jun 3, 2009 at 23:03

Unfortunately Youtube did not transmit well D.PIPES presentation and discussion. .Interception ? I suggest that these important message be repeated and re-transmitted in a better way..I missed 1/2 of it

It also appears that Obama's approach to reach for Arab friendship ,and the sudden change vis a vis Israel is not only dictated by a discrete political attempt at negotiation change but is rather inspired by a deep dysfunctional ambiguity in Obama's Psyche: Unresolved guilt toward a black moslem father who abandoned him ,and whose life offered very negatives traits( alcholism ,lack of responsability, and destructive life patterns )and yet a desire to identify with him ,more than to the white mother (who also abandoned him for another moslem ) and white grandparents who sacrified a lot to offer him the very best in life (private colleges etc) but maybe manifested too frequently their dislikes toward his black father. He ended up resenting ,not his Black Moslem father who abandoned him totally, but his white mother (who did abandon him for another man ) and his white grandparents who raised him.

His policies toward the Middle east today could very be explained as attempts to reach ,again and again for this lost Father, , and quench his guilts feelings toward this once detested father and yes, revalidate the father's life as well as his ! It is not enough to have become President of the United States .He is on a mission to reconcile his Islamist roots with his Black American identity.and the rest of America.!

Is America ready for this venture after pro-islamist Terrorists have threatened and killed thousands of american citizens. and paralyzed our cities ??and plan to infiltrate our schools ,colleges and institutions?

Will Israel accept the dictates of an american President risking loosing its country after 60 yrs of couragous fights and victories for the safeguard of the State of Israel ?

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