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Originally posted by eclectic.thoughts
How can someone who has lied about closing guantanamo camp, lied about withdrawing from Afghanistan and Iraq, lied about the health care system, tried to stop freedom of expression, be awarded with this prestigious accolade. Oh I forgot he was a lawyer right? Just like Tony Blair's professional background and both are politician's. And I have always never trusted either of these professions!
Originally posted by Mindmelding
reply to post by Benevolent Heretic
Ironically you don't exist "in" your mind. Your consciousness exists as part of the field, .......Your mind is an antenna, believe it or not.
.....
If you want to experience yourself fully, purify your body, meditate, and it will all become clear, no need to ask for proof, as the key has always been within yourself.
Originally posted by Mindmelding
Obama is someone of dubious nationality, dubious academic performance, dubious intelligence community status, dubious sexuality who is clearly narcissistic and clearly has his strings pulled by elitists.
[edit on 9-10-2009 by Mindmelding]
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by CINY8
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this but letters of nominations for the nobel peace prize closed on 2/1/09...only a couple of weeks into his presidency. A nomination based only on what he said he would do if he was elected president and not based on anything he has done as president.
That makes it even worse.
Now I'm REALLY wondering if the Obama-anti-christ people are right. The guy came out of nowhere, had no experience, is a proven liar and racist, but suddenly he's leader of the free world and the entire world is ga-ga over him.
I've always thought he was just a tool for his puppet masters.
Now I'm thinking he's something much more sinister.
Check this out ... Story Here
Catholic Bishops aren't known for being the brightest bunch, but here you have Catholic Bishops in Africa comparing Obama to the O.T. prophets. They are practically drooling over him.
They have all lost their minds.
The Nobel Prize Committee. The Bishops. All of them.
Yet Hisham Qasim, Egyptian democracy and human rights activist, said he was "shocked" Obama won.
"He has achieved nothing. He's stumbling. He hasn't achieved any of his promises and nothing is working. He promised to close Guantanamo and now that's not going to happen, and the Arab-Israeli conflict looks like it's going to get very nasty."
Originally posted by maybereal11
So through meditation and purification of your physical self you have evolved into someone who "simply knows" despite all evidence to the contrary that the POTUS is a CIA plant, born in Kenya and a homosexual?
You, by far, have my vote for most entertaining of the fringe Anti-Obama crowd.
Originally posted by Djdoubt03
This is the beginning of the end 2012 is on its way. The NWO has installed the 3rd anti Christ.
Originally posted by Mindmelding
reply to post by maybereal11
.... He can't hide his circumstance, which is that he is the creation of an massive elitist mind control program, intended on getting global domination and us to basically kill ourselves as we keep falling into negatives.
[edit on 9-10-2009 by Mindmelding]
One is that Norwegians have great sentiment to socialist and liberals.
Originally posted by Shadowflux
OFFICIAL: the Nobel prize Has Jumped the Shark.
Next up, "Obama Wins Prom King in 237 Separate High Schools"
There may be lots of hope, as the committee notes. But on our Obameter, which rates the progress of Obama's promises, most of Obama's significant promises on international relations are still rated In the Works.
The most notable Promise Kept was his pledge to Give a speech at a major Islamic forum in the first 100 days of his administration, Promise No. 178. Obama told the Turkish parliament in April that the United States is not at war with Islam. In June, he gave a notable speech in Cairo where he called for a "new beginning" between the U.S. and the Islamic world. We also gave him a Promise Kept for promise No. 125, Direct military leaders to end the war in Iraq.
The list of Obama's promises we've rated In the Works, though, is much longer.
A few that we've rated In the Works:
• Promise No. 195, Seek verifiable reductions in nuclear stockpiles. Obama has pursued negotiations with the Russians for reducing nuclear weapons.
• Promise No. 196, Extend monitoring and verification provisions of the START I Treaty. Treaty negotiations are ongoing.
• Promise No. 128, Launch robust diplomatic effort with Iraq and its neighbors. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing; we're waiting to measure their vigor.
• Promise No. 455, Work with the United Nations on climate change. Lots of talk, but we're waiting for concrete action.
• Promise No. 170, Double U.S. spending on foreign aid to $50 Billion a year by 2012. We'll see whether Congress approves the budgets for this.
But not all of Obama's international efforts have met with positive progress. We've rated two promises Stalled that affect how the world sees the U.S., both having to do with the treatment of terrorism suspects.
We found that Promise No. 177, Close the Guantanamo Bay Detention Center, is meeting with opposition from Congress. We found that No. 178, Develop an alternative to President Bush's Military Commissions Act, is Stalled because Obama has backtracked from developing an alternative to military tribunals to adjudicate detainees.
The Nobel Prize committee said it awarded its prize to stimulate "international policy and those attitudes for which Obama is now the world's leading spokesman." Obama has just over three years to make good on his campaign promises. We'll be watching to see if Obama's ideas result in measurable results.