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To: TaMoDee
Blame is not in Tokyo. Blame falls squarely on Washington, D.C. That is, post January 2009 Washington D.C. In other words, this is the reaction we are going to get from allies around the world as they slip away from alliances with the USA over Obama, one by one, realizing he is highly unreliable. They will not come back to the fold until he has been removed from the White House by the People, elections, or his ownself due to mental breakdown.

If there is any anger to be fomented, it is necessary to be directed at Obama and not Japan, in my opinion.

19 posted on 10/17/2009 7:15:51 PM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (If Obama destroys the Republic, the GOP will be worse than the Democrats, for failing to block him)
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To: AmericanInTokyo
Agreed, and Japan does not ally itself with the weak. I am concerned though that Japan will irretreivabley fall slowly within the sphere of influence of China, and will be lost as an ally to the United States.

Obama has lost all of our traditional allies, on purpose. He will replace them with Chavez, Castro, and the like.And at home he will run the gauntlet of those insensed by his treason and weakness.Its just beginning. At times I am convinced that he will unlikely live through it, a horror brought upon our nation.

America does not support Obama, and the more people of the general public know aboout Obamas plans, the more horrified and angry they will become.Obama is counting on just that.It is the excuse he is waiting for to declare martial law, and the suspension of elections and the bill of rights.

31 posted on 10/17/2009 8:19:08 PM PDT by Candor7 (The effective weapons against Fascism are ridicule, derision, and truth (Member NRA)
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