Barack Hussein Obama II Jihad Against Israel: A Hanukkah Gift: "A Stab in the Back" on

Submitted by Robert (United States), Dec 25, 2016 at 16:37

It is difficult for me to retrain the revulsion which I now feel
towards our Lame Duck President Hussein, the born Muslim,
on this Christmas Day of 2016.

ANDREW C. MCCARTHY, yesterday, on December 24, 2016 4:00 AM,
gives an eloquent analysis of this unfortunate conclusion to his presidential legacy
(assuming, of course, that no further harm will come forth from him towards Jews and Israelis
in the next 25 days before Donald Trump is inaugurated as President of the United States.

When I first voted for Obama 8 years ago,
I suspected that he would not be good for Israel.
Nevertheless, I knew he would be good for the United States
because he would compensate for our country's legacy
of Slavery and Racism against African Americans,
by demonstrating that a man of African roots
can become President of the United States.

That done, I hope President-Elect Donald Trump
will restore the heritage of Jews and Christians
against the Jihad Muslims whose venom has been centered on Israel
from the beginning when Jews were being persecuted in Europe.
The execution of Jews by the Nazi regime under Hitler
who made certain that there were 6,000,000 who would not "settle" anywhere on earth,
the survivors of which now are not permitted to "settle" even in their ancient homeland.

I am extremely disappointed in Barack Hussein Obama II
for the un-American conclusion of his last days in office.

Below in a link to yesterday's analysis which also reflects my own
and explains why I now am extremely disappointed in him.

"Obama's Betrayal of Israel Is a Black Day for American Diplomacy"

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/443327/united-nations-israel-settlements-resolution-barack-obama-betrayal-israel

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