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Obama and Michelle have come out of the CLOSET. Michelle is Michael! Is Obama gay? Why Satanic message in daughters’ names!
Obama Refers to His Wife as “Michael”
He is speaking to Admiral Michael Mullen
and wife Deborah and is suppose to say “Michelle and I” acknowledge the
service of thier son Jack who was deployed. What happened is there was a
mistake on the teleprompter and Obama just read the words without
thinking about what he was saying.
The missing Malaysian Airlines ‘Flight 370′
has been found by police in Saudi Arabia, bringing to an end a 12-day
search for the Boeing 777.
Prince Sahram Al-Sandshoo of Jeddah was arrested by local law
enforcement agencies when the missing plane was discovered in his
garden. Suspicions were heightened when Al-Sandshoo placed an advert on
eBay offering a ‘Used Boeing 777 Black Box Recorder’ for sale. The Saudi
authorities immediately requested a search warrant to enter his 40-acre
property on the outskirts of Jeddah, the city he has princed for the
past 43 years. Al-Sandshoo is a world-renowned collector of
aero-memorabilia, most famous for his acquisition of ‘Wright Flyer’, one
of the earliest examples of an aircraft by the Wright brothers.
In a news conference the Malaysian Prime Minister, Perdana Menteri
announced, “We have finally located the missing aircraft in Saudi
Arabia. The passengers are all OK and are in good spirits. Apparently
the prince fed them a banquet of sheep testicles and wine. We are
awfully sorry that we misplaced this aircraft, it’s a mistake anyone can
make, we hope you understand. It’s been an unfortunate incident but we
cannot be held responsible for thieves.”
Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, the CEO of Malaysian Airways, explained what was
likely to have happened: “Whilst we cannot pre-empt any investigation,
what we can say is that the plane was probably stolen whilst in flight.
It’s unlikely to have landed at an airport and then been stolen behind
our backs. We hear that Al-Sandshoo is an experienced pilot and most
likely got into the cockpit by asking if he could have a go. We usually
frown on this kind of thing, but if the man kept going on and on at the
stewardesses, they probably would have allowed him to have a little go
at flying just to shut him up. We have the plane back now so no harm
was done in the end.”
We spoke to one of the passengers, Mrs Josie Kevin Taylor. “I’m
appalled at the attitude of the people involved. I went away for what
was supposed to be a holiday and ended up staring at camels all day in
an Arab’s garden. How could they call it a garden anyway? It was just
sand, no grass to be seen for miles. I’ll certainly be lodging a
complaint with my travel agent in Slough when I get home and I won’t be
using Malaysian Airlines again after this. I’ll tell you something else
for free, I won’t be using these so-called search parties again either
- twelve days it took them to find us, that’s ridiculous. It’s a jumbo
jet, not a flippin’ missing watch.”
We have yet to hear from the thief Al-Sandshoo yet, as he is being
kept away from the media by police. We believe that the Boeing 777 was a
plane missing from his collection and that was the motivation for the
robbery. We hope to speak with the Prince over the next few days and
will come back with more.
During a Republican meeting Monday, Rep. Kerry Bentivolio (R-MI) let it slip that it would be a “dream come true” for him to impeach President Obama.
He stressed that he would first need some “evidence” of wrongdoing, but
assured his audience that he has gone so far as to meet with lawyers to
help him figure out how to obtain what he needs to make his “dream” a
reality.
Answering a question from an attendee about what Congress is doing to
stop Obama “from everything he’s doing against our Constitution,”
Bentivolio said, “You know if I could write that bill and submit it, it
would be a dream come true. I feel your pain and I know. I stood 12 feet
away from that guy and listened to him and I couldn’t stand being
there. But because he is president I have to respect the office. That’s
my job as a congressman. I respect the office.”
“I went to my office and I’ve had lawyers come in,” Bentivolio
continued. “These are lawyers, PhDs in history and I said ‘tell me how I
can impeach the President of the United States.” But they advised him
that he would first need some evidence.
“Until we have evidence,” Bentivolio said, “you’re going to become a
laughing stock if you’ve submitted the bill to impeach the president
because number one, you’ve got to convince the press. There are some
people out there no matter what Obama does, he’s still the greatest
president that they have ever had. That’s what you’re fighting.”
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Dem. Senator says Putin's Ukraine invasion is a sign that he's 'panicking' due to Obama's obvious 'strength.'
Image Credit: Murph and the Magictones
Published by: Robert Laurie on Tuesday March 18th, 2014
Wait...what? Democrats- at least publicly - claim to believe a lot of crazy
stuff. They think ObamaCare is a political positive, they think the
Constitution is outdated, and they think that we can only obey the rules
by breaking them. Tortured logic is their bread and butter. So, when they start claiming that Putin has begun to panic due
to the Obama administration's strength, we really shouldn't be
surprised. According to Democrat Senator Chris Murphy (Conn), that's just
what has happened. The craziness goes something like this: Obama is so
strong, and his international clout is so potent, that Ukraine felt
confident that they could ditch Russia and join the EU. As a result,
Putin panicked and went on the offensive. Got it? Putin is so afraid that Obama had secured Ukraine’s
EU-centric future, that he freaked out, overcame his fears, ignored all
that supposed 'strength', and invaded.
"The fact that we are here today with a very weak Russia -
having had the entirety of the Ukraine turn away from Russia and
towards the EU and having to have engaged in a panicky reaction of
invasion - is a result, in part, of the United States strength on this
issue. Standing with the protesters throughout that difficult period of
time at the end of last year and the beginning of this year."
Murphy is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee who has
made several trips to Ukraine with his good pal John McCain. That
friendship might explain some of why his statement above is so
completely detached from reality. Senator Murphy went on to claim that the United States will
stand together with Europe and, if Putin "doesn't reverse course in the
coming days, I imagine there's going to be a new round of crippling
economic sanctions." ...Y'know, because Putin has demonstrated his deep, abiding, concern about sanctions. So, remember America. The invasion of Crimea didn't occur
because Putin saw an opportunity to take a valuable territory while he
was opposed by an impotent, mewling, President. The fact is he was so
intimidated by Obama's awesome display of foreign policy that hefelt hehad no choicebut to invade. Obama's just that intimidating. Senator Chris Murphy, who will make you weep for the efficacy
of the Foreign Relations Committee, appears in the oddly stretched box
below. Be sure to "like" Robert Laurie over on Facebook and follow him on Twitter. You'll be glad you did.
Harry Reid is going to have a hard time portraying Will Pitt as a Koch brothers shill...
William Rivers Pitt, a leftwing editor at TruthOut, whose foibles have been chronicled
in NewsBusters and is probably best known for his journalism "scoop" of
predicting the indictment of Karl Rove on May 12, 2006, is back in the
spotlight again. While waiting 24 business hours to elapse for the Rove
indictment to finally take place, Pitt shocked many at the Democratic
Underground by posting an extremely angry attack, What I've learned about the Affordable Care Act,
upon Obamacare due to a bad personal experience with it. In order to
fully appreciate how far Pitt has turned against Obamacare, we need to
go to his DU post back in December when he was proclaiming his love for Obama's signature plan...before he even experienced it:
Well, I just had my first experience with the Healthcare.gov website...
Creating a user name and account: easy.
Plowing through all the questions: easy.
Alas, I logged out to track down some personal info, and when I tried to log back in, it said the system was currently down.
...but then, Ermahgerd! A phone number: 800-318-2596
And it's toll-free, too!
So I'll be calling in the morning to finish the process.
No. Big. Deal. Thanks, Obama.
Yes, Pitt was thanking Obama before he had personally experienced
Obamacare. And now, after having his Obamacare Moment, Pitt has moved
from praising to cursing the President. A warning for those with tender
sensibilities: although I have cleaned up Pitt's harsh language, many
will still find it offensive:
What I've learned after a three-month war with these fiends: the ACA
says the insurance companies cannot deny coverage to those with
pre-existing conditions, which is true as far as it goes. But they can
deny coverage for the life-saving medications necessary to treat those
conditions. The insurance company I signed up with through the ACA
exchange just denied coverage of my wife's multiple sclerosis
medication. We're "covered," to the tune of $700 a month...just not for
what she really needs.
A cozy loophole, that. F--- you, insurance industry. F--- you, Mr. President, you piece of sh*t used-car salesman. From my heart and soul, f--- you.
Wow! And while some of his fellow DUers sympathized with Pitt, many attacked him for his "heresy" in slamming Obama:
Pitt is just playing to a certain crowd looking to be popular
But coming on DU and getting all dramatic and pouty? It's an old act,
Will--it's immature and it's not getting that "Ooooh....ahhhhhhhhhh"
reaction anymore. No, the ACA is not perfect but YOU didn't do your due
diligence, either. And calling the POTUS childish names isn't going to
fix your situation, it just makes you look like a petulant jerk.
I am feeling a bit scared for him if that is him. I hope he was hacked.
We democrats are supposed to be above the juvenile name calling and be
proactive with finding solutions. We can solve this problem if we work
together. We all want single payer.
So does Pitt feel like a fool for his previous support of Obamacare?
You bet he does to the extent that he wishes he could travel back in a
time machine to correct himself:
I long for a time machine.
I helped, in my own small way, to promote this thing, because of the
pre-existing conditions aspect that would benefit my wife. I feel like a
f---ing dupe.
On edit: I AM a f---ing dupe. Last time that happens.
Pitt's attacks upon Obamacare became so harsh that he had to be removed
from posting more on his own thread with this pronouncement of limited
excommunication:
The OP has been silenced. Post hidden and OP locked out. There won't be any more responses on this thread from him.
The DU thread on this topic was quite extensive and you can find the nuggets that have been mined for your perusal at the DUmmie FUnnies.
Russian
forces massed along Ukraine's eastern border could threaten stability
in a separatist region of neighboring Moldova, the American general who
serves as NATO's top military commander said Sunday.
"The force
that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable
and very, very ready," Air Force General Philip Breedlove said at a
meeting of the German Marshall Fund think-tank in Brussels.
Breedlove
added that Russia clearly had anticipated and prepared for action in
Crimea for some time. "Russia tried to get a local face in Crimea with
local militias, but there was a thin veneer of locals in the front and a
lot of men in green behind," he said, referring to Russian troops in
unmarked uniforms.
The comments drew a quick response from Moscow,
where Russian Deputy Defense Minister Anatoly Antonov dismissed
concerns about the buildup of troops. He told the news agency Tass and
other media outlets that Russia was "in compliance" with all
international agreements on limits of troops in regions bordering
Ukraine.
Russia's ambassador to the European Union, Vladimir Chizhov, told the BBC
that Russia had no intention of sending troops into other parts of
Ukraine or Europe. He defended Russia's actions in Crimea as solely an
effort protect ethnic Russians in the region.
The Transdniestria
region of Moldova declared itself independent in 1990, although no
countries in the United Nations recognize it. It's population of about
500,000 people is about one-third ethnic Russian, and some members of
its parliament have urged Russia to annex the region.
Meanwhile, a
Ukrainian air force commander was being held after his base in Crimea
was stormed by pro-Russian forces, and Ukraine's acting president called
for his release.
Col. Yuliy Mamchur led the Belbek Air Force base
near Sevastopol, which was taken over Saturday by forces who sent
armored personnel carriers smashing through the base's walls and fired
shots and stun grenades. One Ukrainian serviceman was reported wounded
in the clash. It was unclear whether the forces, who didn't bear
insignia, were Russian military or local pro-Russia militia.
President
Oleksandr Turchyno said Mamchur was "abducted." Vitali Klitschko, head
of Ukraine's Democratic Alliance for Reform, said Sunday that Mamchur is
being held by the Russian military in a jail in Sevastopol, the Crimean
city that is the base of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
Klitschko was
one of the leaders of the three months of protests in Ukraine that
culminated in late February with President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing the
country and interim authorities taking power before a May 25
presidential election. That fueled Russia's push to take control of
Crimea.
Russia formally annexed Crimea last week, a move that
Western countries say is illegitimate. The U.S. and the EU have imposed
sanctions on Russia in the dispute. Contributing: Associated Press
