And, sometimes “a liar is just a liar.” Not a politician who is “moving to the center”; not a “blank slate”; not a candidate of “soaring rhetoric.”

Just a liar.

That would be Obama.

I have no clue.

JFK understood what happened that it was his fault and how to fix it.

Obama would leave deluded about the meeting and his effectiveness.

Or worse come out of the meeting with a grudge and the immature revenge side of his personality needing to be satisfied.

The man couldn’t handle a debate without a display or the Super Delegates not fawning over him without issuing threats.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/dos0711/head_up_your_ass2.jpg

I noticed that Obama never discussed any of those issues….let alone the historic missle display.

Sofas, refrigerators, toys, food products, etc.

Get this…WalMart is upscale in China….because it carries higher priced American goods.

Koppel is doing a 4 part series on this subject.

Very interesting…hope to catch the others.

http://www.sfchroniclemarketplace.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/08/DDGK11L5FO.DTL&type=tvradio

Deals that were off the world radar, despite the rhetoric that was for public consumption.

Money, arms, military parts, were exchanged, even during the hostage crisis and the Iran-Iraq war. While Iraq was our ally.

So now Obama claims that we don’t talk to Iran, when history both recent and past proves that isn’t true.

Recently, Halliburton sold them the centrifuges to enrich the uranium. Don’t you think that is a weird stance to complain about the nuke probelm that Cheney started?

And last year the GAO reported that jet parts were sold and Iran is only country with those jets.

Both examples point to discussions between Iran and America….just because Obama doesn’t think they are talking doesn’t make it true.

History and the news proves him wrong….again.

However, if war does break out, I would be shocked, but not surprised since America has also armed a country and then disarmed them by force….Iraq.

But to claim we aren’t talking to them is a lie when we have been selling them military equipment since the 80s. While giving them the vital tools needed to attempt this nuke program.

The Iraq war being won is the big surprise of the year.
McCain has won this war for America

When everyone was chanting retreat and defeat he put his political life on the line and went to bat for America.
Now that’s what I call a Leader.

Country before party/Country before self

Obama wished for American defeat!

Obambi is intellectually dishonest, that has been proven time and time again. It’s always better to go with McCain the devil you know, than Obama hiding behind Donna Brazile’s skirt. In other words poster “believe”, I don’t give a rats azz how many times you want to post your Obambi dribble, I WILL NEVER vote for him. I will actually do everything I can to make sure that lying FLIP FLOP prick goes buh bye, lol.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080710/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq

For years, security concerns and political suspicions kept the leaders of Iraq’s neighbors away. But on Thursday, Iraq’s prime minister picked up a VIP — his Turkish counterpart — at the airport, in a diplomatic victory for a country torn by violence just a year ago.

Turkey is seen as key to economic growth. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was the first Turkish leader to visit Iraq in nearly 20 years, and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki warmly greeted him at Baghdad’s airport.

Erdogan’s visit reflected an Iraqi security situation that has improved more rapidly than many expected, partly because of the U.S. troop surge and alliances between Sunni leaders and American forces.

Iraq is becoming increasingly bold in talks with Washington on an agreement that will govern the status of American troops in the country, and it now has time and confidence to reach out to other countries rather than lurch from one political and military crisis to the next.

“The Iraq of today is a constitutional Iraq that is searching for cooperation with the regional countries,” al-Maliki said.

He said Iraq and Turkey had agreed their prime ministers would meet at least once a year, and he welcomed Erdogan’s pledge to increase bilateral trade to $25 billion in the next 3-4 years.

In another advance, Kuwait announced it will soon name its first ambassador to Iraq since Saddam Hussein’s troops invaded the country in 1990, a major step in healing the painful past between the two countries.