WHO is behind Obama?

Submitted by Sonia Wilats (South Africa), Jan 16, 2016 at 01:06

You briefly outlined the turn-around from Obama's pre-election (patriotic & constitutional) promises, and the turnabout that manifested, progressively, during Obama's "reign." If Obama's reign was totally contrary to 'those who pull the strings behind the scenes' he would have been assassinated, as Kennedy probably was because of his anti-war stance. We must assume, therefore, that Obama's turnabout of America (e.g. against Israel, former allies etc promoted the policies of a group of very powerful people who had clearly backed his bid for the Presidency in the first place. Even the name, Obama, was an unlikely name for a candidate of the USA, and the rumours questioning his birth and entitlement to run as candidate for President.

One must question, therefore, whether Libya was INEPTITUDE, or the murder of an Ambassador and his colleagues who, inconveniently, knew too much. Whether the ongoing estrangement from Israel is not a long-term plan of the Trilateral Commission etc. ALSO why Obama was able to exert so much influence on Europe re the turnabout towards Iran. Surely this is not the influence of ONE MAN, persuasive though he can be. He stubbornly issued a string of executive orders, flaunting the provisions of the Constitution. He could not go as far as he did alone.

A large percentage of American citizens seem to be greatly dismayed by the direction and present destination that Obama took the States to... but were powerless to do anything against this.

So 1) Will the American voter truly be able to exercise a vote, electing a leader to take them in a very different direction and 2) Is there not a powerful body of highly influential people (including Soros, Clintons etc. etc.) who will influence that this -questionably free - new trajectory of the USA does continue? Surely it SHALL NOT BE REVERSED?

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