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The new POTUS has been thouroughly vetted and is commited to maintain the status quo, or he would not have the job....

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  hyperbola11 months, 2 weeks ago
  
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  Yep, and it is clear already that Obama has failed. He wilted before the commands of the zionist tratitors to America.
  
  So far, Obama's missed the point on Gaza
  
  It would have helped if Obama had the courage to talk about what everyone in the Middle East was talking about. No, it wasn't the US withdrawal from Iraq. They knew about that. They expected the beginning of the end of Guantanamo and the probable appointment of George Mitchell as a Middle East envoy was the least that was expected. Of course, Obama did refer to "slaughtered innocents", but these were not quite the "slaughtered innocents" the Arabs had in mind.
  
  There was the phone call yesterday to Mahmoud Abbas. Maybe Obama thinks he's the leader of the Palestinians, but as every Arab knows, except perhaps Mr Abbas, he is the leader of a ghost government, a near-corpse only kept alive with the blood transfusion of international support and the "full partnership" Obama has apparently offered him, whatever "full" means. And it was no surprise to anyone that Obama also made the obligatory call to the Israelis.
  
  But for the people of the Middle East,....
  
  http://www.propeller.com/story/2009/01/23/so-far-o...
  
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