"What his game is, I'm not sure."

Submitted by Domenic Pepe (United States), Apr 5, 2013 at 16:15

Dr. Pipes commented that ....

"Like almost everyone, I anticipated Obama to be really tough with the Israelis. What his game is, I'm not sure. It was a real surprise."

Obama's statement, regarding the acceptance by Arabs of Israel as a Jewish state, will be backtracked or negated by obama, in my opinion. This statement is a cover for something else that obama and his minions are contemplating. Yes, I am very cynical about the motives and objectives of the obama regime.

Obama the community activist attended for 20 years a so-called church whose pastor spat out the most vile racist, anti-semitic, and hate America demagoguery. And this disgusting, guttermouth rhetoric was actually applauded by the church members surrounding obama . It is appalling and disgraceful to the USA that obama was even elected to high office considering his personally chosen nefarious associations and friends throughout his lifetime. Obama is a man with no conscience, no scruples. He is a man who is expert in the concealment and twisting of truth. He is a consumate and shameless prevaricator. Anyone who would believe and trust obama is more than naive ... they are delusional. Israel must beware. Obama is not Israel's friend.

Eventually America will come to see obama for what he is ... and regret his presidency. But the damage created by obama's domestic, economic, and foreign policies especially in the middle east and Israel in particular may be extensive. I fear that even after obama is gone America may no longer have the moral courage and physical resources to repair itself from the damage inflicted by obama.

Then what?

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