Emperor Obama I: "Problem... is I'm not the emperor of the United States"

reply to post by tothetenthpower


Yea, which is why people are scared of democracy- abuse...

Id like to know which parts exactly people have a problem with, still need specifics.

reply to post by DeepVisions


Oh your irony escaped me...

reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman


I recall Bush II saying after his first inagural that "...easier if it was a dictatorship...just so long as I'm the dictator."

FyreByrd
reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman

 

I recall Bush II saying after his first inagural that "...easier if it was a dictatorship...just so long as I'm the dictator."

And it was talked about on ATS
This was the first thing I found, just with a copy paste of what you quoted followed by ats. It is like half way down the page
www.abovetopsecret.com...

People seem to be forgetting in this thread, the whole line of "hope and change" and exactly what people thought that meant. And yes Tenth, people have been all over Bush bashing him for his choices. It's a testament to how bad Obama has been that people forget about the numerous failings of the Bush administration.

Obama was supposed to be a savior from a government that wanted to be all encompassing. He spoke of transparency, he spoke of bringing our soldiers home from Iraq. He made so many promises, and people were far too eager to eat it up. They were tired of Bush and his eroding of our freedom.

And I think that's why so many who used to starkly support Obama have now done a 180 and feverishly opposes him. Because Obama didn't follow through on his promises. People thought Obama would stop what Bush had set in motion after 9/11. (I.e. The Patriot Act.)

He didn't, in fact if anything Obama only solidified these erosion's on our freedoms. In fact, he's one upping Bush in that department.

Bush got flack from his numerous blunders when public speaking to his Patriot Act and more. Yet people tend to forget that. Which as I mentioned above is a testament to just how Obama has fubared things up in this country.

lol sorry gotta take this down, just being bad.

reply to post by Auricom

People seem to be forgetting in this thread, the whole line of "hope and change" and exactly what people thought that meant. And yes Tenth, people have been all over Bush bashing him for his choices. It's a testament to how bad Obama has been that people forget about the numerous failings of the Bush administration.

It could have been Jesus himself who had run and people would still forget about the last idiot running the country.

And I think that's why so many who used to starkly support Obama have now done a 180 and feverishly opposes him. Because Obama didn't follow through on his promises. People thought Obama would stop what Bush had set in motion after 9/11. (I.e. The Patriot Act.)

You know, I admit to having been caught up in Obama fervor, but the WHOLE time i was like " well, I WANT to believe him, but I know, even if he doesn't, that he's a puppet."

By now that's clear as day and he's probably one of the most totalitarian presidents we've had in a while, and that includes bush.

For anybody who'd like proof of that, just see how far JSOC has expanded since he took office.

But generally yes I agree, we just traded one poorly spoken globalist for a soft and well spoken one.

~Tenth

~Tenth

What I'm getting from this video is Obama clarifying how he must abide by the current system even if he doesn't agree with how that system works. On one hand, he is acknowledging our current system and knows how it is supposed to work, and claiming he is obeying this system, but then in his past and present activities he is undermining that system and even spitting on it, but of course he doesn't say this in the video..
He is always pretending proper behavior and feigning conformity to all the rules in front of the camera though. Not unlike him at all..

reply to post by tothetenthpower


Ya know, people could say, "But i bought into the hope and change" or something similar. It doesn't belay the fact that in both elections Obama one, there was only one option.

I wouldn't feel bad about voting for Obama. While he is a horrible president...was he really the worst choice in either election? I don't think so. I think that between the 2 parties, he provided at least 1 of 2 important factors: proven ability and positive rhetoric. I don't think the GOP provided either. I wouldn't put McCain or Romney in charge of an animal shelter, much less the nation.

reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan


If you wanna talk GOP or DNC , the DNC certainly was the better choice last time around.

Although I think they ran Romney on the assumption he'd loose to be honest. Why would the establishment want Obama out? He's the single greatest ally the globalist oligarchs have ever had.

~Tenth

reply to post by tothetenthpower


They HAD to have thrown both elections. I mean really....McCain/Palin? LOL

bigfatfurrytexan
reply to post by tothetenthpower

 

They HAD to have thrown both elections. I mean really....McCain/Palin? LOL

Yes they're already throwing the next one too.

Taking into consideration the actions an words of Obama when in references to bypassing congress and checks and balances to push his agenda, I will not find very unusual that he could think himself as an emperor.

After all Bush references to been a dictator to get everything he wanted to do without congress fall in the same rhetoric along the lines.

What we can learn from this is very simple, as presidents comes in and out they will be displaying more and more signs of becoming dictators in their own rights as long as the people accept the new trend.

Just because we got elections it doesn't mean we can not get dictatorship powers forced upon the people in any given time by those that are in power.

reply to post by Nephalim

Which is why we should focus more on who we want to be president in 2016 and put less energy into hating Obama. I don't feel much is going to change in the next 2 1/2 years. The only name i've heard with a legitimate chance in 2016 is Hillary and I feel she will do the same things Obama is doing.

We need to start choosing who the candidates are and stop choosing from the candidates given to us.

reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman


When he said he has to enforce laws that are sometimes tragic he is not telling the truth, they hardly enforce any of the laws on the books, if he did enforce our immigration laws like every other country enforces there's there would not be an immigration problem .

But then Obama would not have a voter base.

reply to post by DeepVisions


I see where you are coming from, but for the most part, it seems the majority of the people in this country are perfectly fine with making a choice between the "lesser of two evils", and until they get fed up with all the lies and erosion of liberties, we are not going to be seeing any kind of changes any time soon.

reply to post by Battleline


Neither would the opposition.

The worlds been to this nasty place before, dont take it there again.

ausername
I understand your perspective, and the context.

I see what you mean. He's just another president, like all the others....

He's like the last 2 presidents - solid-human-waste, trash, garbage. He's the latest incarnation of sock puppet being used to disassemble this country.

I am having a problem envisioning Jethro as the Emperor Of America. Obama is the Jimmy Carter of this generation, not the Hitler.

bigfatfurrytexan
reply to post by tothetenthpower

 

Ya know, people could say, "But i bought into the hope and change" or something similar. It doesn't belay the fact that in both elections Obama one, there was only one option.

I wouldn't feel bad about voting for Obama. While he is a horrible president...was he really the worst choice in either election? I don't think so. I think that between the 2 parties, he provided at least 1 of 2 important factors: proven ability and positive rhetoric. I don't think the GOP provided either. I wouldn't put McCain or Romney in charge of an animal shelter, much less the nation.

Exactly.

If McCain you wouldnt even be on ATS to complain how crap he was. You would be drafted to fight in Iran and Syria by now , dead draped in a US flag or in prison for refusing to fight.