Obama: Islam made the U.S. better

[TomGshotput]

Those arent directly attributed to Islam

This is correct. Contributions to the community come from each individual and their own strengths and abilities, not their religious fath. Because of that, no religion has contributed anything worthwhile to any community. Sadly, I don't think there has been any successful politician to take that position so we are stuck with guys like Bush and O'Bama who pander to the large masses and go for sound bites rather than anything of true worth. I had hopes the new guy would be far different. With comments like this he is looking more and more like his predecessor every day

 

[festeringZit]

theres no way white people can be considered muslims. no way. not arguing with it back and forth either. have your opinion, i have mine.

you just ask minnesotaeconmajor about the white women wearing hijabs, he lives around the vicinity.

the kuffiyeh or "taliban scarf" is another one i see people wear all the time as well.

first you emulate them, then you act like them, then you become them.

and this is in minnesota so i knows its happenning way more nationwide.

so obama might be wrong, islam might not make the US better, i believe no religion makes the US better, all are shitty, but Islam culture among the people you would least likely assume, following islamic fashion, etc, is a great indicator of the takeover of islamic culture in the US.

Like everyone else on here says, every time you open your mouth
you prove over and over that you are a total idiot.

You can't even put three words in a sentence without misspelling two of them.

You are getting an MBA? Riiiiight.

 

[rolltide]

so obama might be wrong, islam might not make the US better, i believe no religion makes the US better, all are shitty, but Islam culture among the people you would least likely assume, following islamic fashion, etc, is a great indicator of the takeover of islamic culture in the US.

since you clearly skipped that month of 5th grade teaching comma usage...

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/974720/the_ten_rules_of_comma_usage.html?cat=4

 

[ScottL]

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The terrorist in the video above represents an ideology that can only be defeated by force, not negotiation. I do not know how many followers of Islam align with his views and I hope it is only a small number. The wackos of radical Islam cannot be defeated without help from the moderates of the religion.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Ralph Peters

Last updated: 1:36 am
April 8, 2009
Posted: 1:23 am
April 8, 2009

THE real climax of President Obama's Spring Apologies Tour wasn't his photo op with our troops in Baghdad or even his "American Guilt" concerts in Western Europe.
While fans in the press cheered wildly at every venue, the real performance came in Turkey. And it was a turkey.

Obama means well. Just as Jimmy Carter, his policy godfather, meant well. But the road to embassy takeovers and strategic humiliation is paved with good intentions -- coupled with distressing naivete.

On every stage, Obama draped Lady Liberty in sackcloth and ashes, drawing plentiful applause but no serious economic or security cooperation in return. Then, in Turkey, he surrendered our national pride, undercut our interests and interfered in matters that aren't his business.
On the latter point: Suppose the European Union president went to Cuba and insisted that the world's sunniest concentration camp should be welcomed into NAFTA? That's the equivalent of what our president did in Ankara on Monday when he declared that he supports Turkey's bid for EU membership.

The Europeans don't want Turkey in their club. Because Turkey isn't a European state, nor is its culture European. And it isn't our business to press Europe to embrace a huge, truculent Muslim country suffering a creeping Islamist coup.

The Europeans were appalled by Turkey's neo-Taliban tantrum on-stage at last week's NATO summit. The Turks fought to derail the appointment of a great Dane, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, as the new NATO secretary general. Why? Because he didn't stone to death the Danish cartoonist who caricatured Mohammed.

Which brings us to the even bigger problem: Obama has no idea what's going on in Turkey. By going to Ankara on his knees, he gave his seal of approval to a pungently anti-American Islamist government bent on overturning Mustapha Kemal's legacy of the separation of mosque and state.

Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party, the AKP, means headscarves, Korans, censorship and stacked elections. The country's alarmed middle class opposes the effort to turn the country into an Islamic state. Obama's gushing praise for the AKP's bosses left them aghast.
Obama's embrace of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan (now orchestrating show trials of his opponents) was one step short of going to Tehran and smooching President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

:cripwalk:

 

[gtc08]

this is a internet gambling forum, not a classroom kidd

 

[festeringZit]

this is a internet gambling forum, not a classroom kidd

People prefer to read posts that are written at a level above the 3rd grade
especially from someone who *claims* to be a double Master's degree
student (snicker).

 

[rolltide]

this is a internet gambling forum, not a classroom kidd

and you were the dunce in both of them

congrats, you're like a multi-sport athlete <><>

or as you probably would spell it, athileet

then again I probably threw you off with using the word you're correctly...let me try again....

congrats, your like, a multi, sport, athileet ^^

 

[COVERIT!]

this is a internet gambling forum, not a classroom kidd

Nobody is discussing gambling in THIS forum, KID. (one D, not two.)

 

[ham]

I think he was talking about 9/11.