Thursday, August 29, 2013
Barack Obama and Martin Luther King
It was Martin Luther King's efforts and Lyndon Johnson's co-operation that brought about the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, which were signed by Lyndon Johnson. However, when it came to the Vietnam war, Martin Luther King spoke out loud and clear that it was an unjust war where innocent people were being killed and American soldiers were losing their lives, all for an unjust war. It made relations between Lyndon Johnson and Martin Luther King very tense. However, it is clear that Martin Luther King believed in the rights of all people whether they were Vietnamese or American.
That is not the case with Obama. He is a big hypocrite. On the one hand he talks about human rights, on the other hand he continues to kill innocent people in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and during Iraq war, using drones or air strikes by warplanes. When children and women are killed by drone attacks all the Obama administration says is that they are sorry. Does this 'sorry' wipe out the guilt for killing innocent civilians? He must give back his Noble Peace Prize as he does not deserve it. Now he is all set to launch air strikes against Syria. However, it is not going to be easy. The British Parliament is not going along with Cameron. Moreover, Putin is moving some of his navy ships into the Mediterranean and closer to Syria.
Then we have Stephen Harper who wants to by-pass the Parliament and go along with Americans. He is still for pro-rogue.
It is true that what Assad of Syria is doing is totally wrong, but will an invasion of Syria solve this problem or further aggravate it? It is hard to tell.
An attack on Syria may result in a much bigger war if Russia tries to intervene and Iran may decide to participate against the U.S. and Israel. It does not look like an easy problem to resolve.
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Monday, February 18, 2013
Monday, September 24, 2012
Stephen Harper: What are his motives for joint U.K. –Canadian Embassies?

Maybe he was missing George W. Bush as his master and now he wants to be a poodle to David Cameron.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Libyan Intervention and Oil
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Friday, September 23, 2011
British PM David Cameron addresses a joint session of Parliament

When these leaders make speeches; pay attention to their language and the symbolism behind such language.
An American president, in this case Obama, will use the language like “we are one nation under God” partially implying American exceptionalism as if it is the only nation under God. Hey Obama, if there is a God then all nations are under the same God. As a matter of fact Americans have shown that they can be very barbaric. I believe Troy Davis was an innocent man; he was recently executed for the murder of a police officer. It was a sad spectacle and Mr. Davis maintained his innocence until the end. So much for the America being a nation under God, if authorities can behave in this brutal manner.
Then there is this British Prime Minister, David Cameron, who came to visit his buddy King Harper and addressed a joint session of the Canadian parliament. He ended his speech by saying “we are two nations under one Queen”. Wow! When did we become a colony again? I thought we were an independent nation. Harper wants to take us back to when we used to be a colony. Maybe we should ship Harper to Britain. Surely the Queen will have some room for him in her servant's quarters. Also by turning us into a colony again Harper is poking a finger into the eyes of Quebecers. Recommend this post
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Keith Olbermann: Rupert Murdoch and Watergate
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Sunday, July 11, 2010
The British Triplets

Are these three related by blood? There is some resemblance.
David Cameron
Nick Clegg
Chancellor of Exchequer Garnier George Osborne. Recommend this post
Friday, May 14, 2010
Nick Clegg and David Cameron: The Odd Couple

The picture speaks for itself. Conservatives and Liberal Democrat coalition in Britain.
David Cameron: Prime Minister
Nick Clegg: Deputy Prime Minister
Stephen Harper: Prime Minister?
Jack Layton: Deputy Prime Minister?
Friday, May 07, 2010
Who won the British Election?

Looks like no one. Brown, Cameron and Clegg are standing in front of 10 Downing Street and may be saying the following:
Brown, "Go in, mate".
Cameron, "You try, mate."
Clegg, "Wait you, brats."
Results so far:
UK - National seats at a glance
- Prediction
- 326 to win
Conservatives: 302 seats; +94
Labour: 255 seats; -88
Liberal Democrat: 56 seats; -5
Scottish National Party: 6 seats; no change
Plaid Cymru: 3 seats; +1
Others: 18 seats; -2
Source: BBC
In the end Nick Clegg of the Liberal Democrats may hold the balance of power and decide.

