Obama discrediting USA
Reader comment on item: Ahmadinejad Threatens Obama

Submitted by kamekish (India), Jun 29, 2009 at 02:03

I remember those hard words and harder actions by Bush for last eight years on which Barrack Hussein Obama climbed over to reach to become the most powerful person on earth but then what is the use?

Obama is unable to use his power to guide the world. Any third rate person across the world is humiliating him and embarrassing USA. Obama is unable to use those hard-fitting words which he used to win election.

North Korea and Iran are the blatant example. Pakistan is certainly making fool of American policy makers when they take money to empower Al-Qaida and train terrorists at their land at the cost of USA. Pakistan is attacking on USA with American money and whole world is unable to break this link. Obama is becoming a bigger party to it now.

Obama came with claim to bring change. This is not the change we want from a young leader? We want hard and harsh actions to maintain peace and enhance prosperity. Obama must plan to attack now on Iran and North Korea to bring civilization back on earth.

Al-Qaida has already claimed to have Nuclear Bomb of Pakistan in their hands. How much time will it take to reach to Iran or Palestine? Obama must be awake now. Americans must understand their responsibility towards world peace.

Ahmadinejad has threatened Obama. He has threatened earlier to Israel and will not mind to issue threat to anyone to keep their religious rule. This is the dilemma of poor nations. Ruler does not change method changes. Iran is also facing the same dilemma.

On the name of democracy, people are killing the basic human rights and claiming to be the saviour of mankind.

USA must react. Obama should react and take some hard decisions.

kamekish

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