Muslim President

Submitted by mo (United Kingdom), Sep 2, 2012 at 02:59

Statistics show that considerable number of americans believed that Obama was a muslim or at least not a christian. More or less, considerable people still believe that. So americans knowing that obama may be a muslim elected him. Would that mean that americans are fed up of geneocidal christian presidents, especially following messianic evangelical George Bush who wreacked havoc all over the world. Americans heard of Saddam's WMD after they have been destroyed by invading american army during first gulf war. They did not hear about saddam's WMD when he used it successfully on Iranians or on his own dissenting countrymen. Many trillions of tax money was spent on Iraq, bringing back more than 5000 young americans in body bags. Finally WMD was declared non-existent. Now americans line up in front of soup kitchens, kicked out of their homes. School and and universities do not have enough funds. Large number of population do not have decent health care. Yet the evangelicals are contemplating another invasion(Iran) based on another lie, nukes, just because Israel think that Iran is their enemy. Is this reason that americans are going to elect a man they think might be a muslim for the second time? For sure is the fact that the younger generation do not share the evangelical blood lust of older generation. Not that they have a lot of sympathy to those people dying at hands of american military in far away lands. They simply think that economic reality is that they cannot simply afford to keep bombing far away lands just to keep Israel and minority zionists in US happy.

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