Why Did Jews vote for Obama- There are several reasons- response to M Tovey

Submitted by Anne (United States), Jun 9, 2009 at 21:07

Dear M Tovey:

I have several Jewish friends who continually vote Democratic for the Kadima party, or for the Democratic party in the United States. They do not realize that the left in many countries are enabling Islam to take over and implementing socialist governments. The Left has become so power hungry they are willing to sacrifice freedom and stability to be in power, and Islam can help that cause.

I also think the Jewish people need to under stand what God wants for them. Continually throughout history this nation was punished for abandoning God's laws, and there was the holocaust. God will send remedial judgement even on his people to wake them up, just as he is doing to America. I also know a soldier who worked for the Israeli Defense Force, during the conflict with Lebanon. He has been in America to teach, but is going back to Israel to live. He went through chaos with Hebollah, and Hamas and knows the ambitions of Islam and how appeasement can strengthen their cause, and yet he voted for the Kadima party ( Tzipi Livni) instead of B.B. Netanyahu. It is so important there is not a Palestinian state because this creates more problems for the people of Israel, with rockets being fired into the cities, its easier to reach their targets, with the borders changed.

There may be other reasons, but I haven't heard other specific comments about voting for Barack Hussein Obama. My Gosh the name is a dead give-away. I continually scratch my head in amazement too. Many of the Orthodox Jews just call him President Hussein. (They did not vote for him.) All logic seems to have flown out the window, in other sectors!!!!!!

Thanks, Anne

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