Is Barack Obama trustworthy?

Is Barack Obama trustworthy?

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What makes Barack Obama qualified to be the President of the U.S.A.? Does anyone know? If Barack Obama becomes our next President, his puppeteer would have in his hands the future of our country. For it appears that it is he, who has handpicked Barack Obama.
"We cannot continue to rely only on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded" Barack Obama

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I am not trying to create a theory although to some it may appear so. I am just simply making an honest effort to present and expose the facts. Visit my link or website and decide for yourself.
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Is Barack Obama trustworthy?

Obama proposes a Leftist Democrat Police State.

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I don't see that site as anything other than a right-wing mouthpiece with some kind of Obama fixation. Not credible news....

I will have to say that yes... from what I have seen, Obama is trustworthy (to do what he says he is going to do, that is).

He is pretty clear in laying out his socialist agenda both on his site and in his speeches. I am sure once he is elected, he will keep his word to tighten the noose around our proverbial throat, further erase individuality, steal our money, and make sure that we are all conforming to the rules of a socialist state.



[edit on 11-8-2008 by justamomma]

Originally posted by Grafilthy
I don't see that site as anything other than a right-wing mouthpiece with some kind of Obama fixation. Not credible news....

Agreed. It appears to be inspired by WingNutDaily or some other grossly invalid news source.

Originally posted by justamomma
I will have to say that yes... from what I have seen, Obama is trustworthy (to do what he says he is going to do, that is).

He is pretty clear in laying out his socialist agenda both on his site and in his speeches. I am sure once he is elected, he will keep his word to tighten the noose around our proverbial throat, further erase individuality, steal our money, and make sure that we are all conforming to the rules of a socialist state.



[edit on 11-8-2008 by justamomma]

The idea that living is a socialist state = less freedom is something I often hear. Having had the pleasure and fortune to travel th world a bit this is a concept that I actually tend to disagree with. Here int he USA we are taught fro the beginning that we are the 'land of the free' and that those who live outside the USA live in repressive countries that allow them no personal freedoms. It has been my experience that leaving the USA I am often surprised by the amount of restrictions and regulations that I have to live with every day in the USA and that are not present on other countries.

As far as individuality goes, sure maybe we are more individualistic but I am not so sure that we are this to a fault in some cases, but I really have no stance on the issue.

And finally the idea that a socialist state will 'take our money' is not all that honest of a statement. Yes taxes are MUCH higher but so too is the quality of life. Imagine getting sick and being able to go to the doctor, any doctor, and just have to show your ID to get seen and get treatment. Imagine then going to the pharmacy and only having to show your ID to get your medicine. Imagine going to college fro free. Imaging going to the dentist for free.

Well we both know that it is not free but paid for via higher taxes. To me it seems like a good idea. My wife is from France and I have to say when I visit her family I am always amazed at the quality of life that the socialist system allows people there to live. It is not perfect and there of course are issues that people there take with the government and the political system but by and large they are happy people.

My point is that a socialist government doe snot 'take your money' but taxes you for services you are going to use.