The radical 3rd World Liberation regime of Barack Hussein Obama continues to weaken America’s position. Allies like the UK, Israel, India, Colombia, Honduras, Czech Republic and Poland have been thrown under the bus. Iranian President Ahmadinejad mocked Obama as a rookie and the Progressive regime in Washington continues its outreach to Iran. Obama obsesses with ties with Dar Al Islam, while he ignores the trouble Hugo Chavez is causing in Latin America. Now his nuclear policy is one of madness. He rules out the US using nukes against non nuclear nations. This amounts to unilateral disarmament and greatly weakens America.
In terms of foreign policy—or, better put, foreign clout—the U.S. is going through a startling period of auto-emasculation. Barack Obama has discarded his predecessor’s big stick—the wielding of which should have confirmed the flaws not of big sticks but of his predecessor—and replaced it with a mission of almost messianic outreach to our foes and most adamant competitors (while, at the same time, snubbing allies like Britain, Israel and India; Robert Kagan has a doughty essay on this in The Washington Post.)
Observing Obama’s foreign policy, one comes away with the impression that he is profoundly embarrassed by American exceptionalism: We are a country like any other, and let no one tell us otherwise. He also views America’s international decline as irreversible: His instinctive response is to accommodate the U.S. to the forces that have led to this decline, since to resist them would not merely be futile, but an affront to the multi-polar sensibilities of all those who, in foreign chanceries and international institutions, watch America closely for any trace of unilateralist recidivism. (Of course, it is OK to be unilateralist in the formal renunciation of strategic options, as happens with any nuclear self-denial; otherwise, multinational solidarity is always to be preferred, even when it leads to the backing of anti-American forces, as has happened in Honduras.)
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I agree with this article that President Hussein is weakening America’s global position on purpose. Many of his puppet masters, like Rahm Emanuel and George Soros, are Transnationalists who believe in a weak US, will lead to some form of Global Government. Another reason for his actions is his personal belief in the 3rd World Liberation Ideology and its goal of a weak 1st World.
He is the first and hopefully last, Post-American President.
