Comments on: Obama Gives First Interview To Arab TV http://getdrunkandhope4thebest.com/archive/obama-gives-his-first-interview-to-arab-tv Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:30:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: John Galt http://getdrunkandhope4thebest.com/archive/obama-gives-his-first-interview-to-arab-tv#comment-2799 John Galt Tue, 27 Jan 2009 22:50:43 +0000 http://getdrunkandhope4thebest.com/archive/obama-gives-his-first-interview-to-arab-tv#comment-2799 LOL @ Admin: "You see, we have never been able to understand the complexities of the Arabs objections to the presence of Israel before. It was just too sophisticated for anyone without a background in community organizing." Perfectly said! Afterthought: Concerning this quote: "Breaking with his predecessor George W. Bush, who had a penchant for adopting terms like Islamofacism and crusade that heightened tensions with the Muslim world, Obama underscored the importance of language and repeated the importance of listening as a part of communication. “[M]y job is to communicate the fact that the United States has a stake in the well-being of the Muslim world that the language we use has to be a language of respect,” he said." If speaking a "language of respect" is what will do the trick, then tell me why 9-11 happened after George Bush said this on October 11 during the second 2000 presidential debate: "There are other forms of racial profiling that go on in America. Arab Americans are racially profiled in what is called secret evidence. People are stopped, and we have to do something about that." http://www.mediamonitors.net/zogby77.html Yes, Virginia, there was racial tolerance and respect of Muslims BO (before Obama). LOL @ Admin: “You see, we have never been able to understand the complexities of the Arabs objections to the presence of Israel before. It was just too sophisticated for anyone without a background in community organizing.” Perfectly said!

Afterthought: Concerning this quote: “Breaking with his predecessor George W. Bush, who had a penchant for adopting terms like Islamofacism and crusade that heightened tensions with the Muslim world, Obama underscored the importance of language and repeated the importance of listening as a part of communication.

“[M]y job is to communicate the fact that the United States has a stake in the well-being of the Muslim world that the language we use has to be a language of respect,” he said.”

If speaking a “language of respect” is what will do the trick, then tell me why 9-11 happened after George Bush said this on October 11 during the second 2000 presidential debate: “There are other forms of racial profiling that go on in America. Arab Americans are racially profiled in what is called secret evidence. People are stopped, and we have to do something about that.” http://www.mediamonitors.net/zogby77.html

Yes, Virginia, there was racial tolerance and respect of Muslims BO (before Obama).

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