Posted on 03/21/2013 4:43:54 PM PDT by Nachum
Mark Levin points out, as he says Aaron Klein also noted today, that in Obama’s speech in Jerusalem today he quoted Saul Alinsky to his Israeli college audience, encouraging them to create the change they want to see and basically do and end-run around their leadership to make peace.
But Mark Levin wonders, rhetorically of course, why Obama doesn’t quote James Madison in the Middle East, or Edmund Burke, or Moses or even Jesus? No, he choose to quotes Saul Alinsky. Mark Levin asks “what the hell is he doing there?”
Listen to the full clip:
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“Tel Aviv resident Noa Regev, who currently studies aerospace engineering at the Technion, feels that the speech was more controversial than she thought it would be — but that she liked it. “It might have looked to you as if the whole hall was clapping in agreement. But where I sat, I heard enough people moaning, “What’s he talking about?” she says.”
From times of israel
I'm coming to that same conclusion about them and the 12th imam, though I'm not well versed enough to fully support that opinion.
The more I learn about prophecy and Revelation, the more I see how those things fit together and why, and how today's situation could lead to the last page in the Book, maybe even in my remaining lifetime.
Seems to me that once Israel was re-established, especially given how, we checked that box, turned the page and the forth quarter countdown clock started ticking. Game on.
Community Organizer to the World>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Fascist to the World more like.
Read this:
http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/barack_obama_the_quintessentia_1.html
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The disgusting little weasel is trying to start an Israeli spring.
It’s to bad the they did not kick him out
It won't work. Israeli politics are dirtier than his.
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