As Obama makes his global jaunt, assuring that all other countries know that the U.S. is no longer a proud, powerful country, he undermines the principles this country was founded on. As the idea of a New World Order is backed by many powerful and elitist money-holders in the U.S. and across the globe, it seems that Obama has become their puppet. Or does he have his own NWO power play in mind?
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Pres. Obama and Pres. Mubarak - AP Photos by Amr Nabil
Are the first five months in office an example of what is to come? Are we expecting more of the following?
· Early this Spring, Obama responded to a question thrown out by a French reporter asking about American Exceptionalism. Rather than giving a Presidential-like, pro-American response, Obama sugared it up like a school girl vying to be prom queen. “I believe in American exceptionalsim just as I suspect the British believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism.”
· Obama delivered his “U.S. apologetic message” yet again on the Arab Al-Arabiya television network. When interviewed he said he hoped to “restore” the “same respect and partnership that America had with the Muslim world as recently as 20 or 30 years ago.” I know he was younger then but doesn’t he know that during that time period our U.S. Embassy was held hostage for well over a year? Is that what he is referring to as “mutual respect”? Because if it is, can we forego this type of respect, please.
· In Turkey this year, Obama apologized for the U.S. because those in the Muslim and Islam world might have a wrong idea about the U.S. “I know that the trust that binds us has been strained and I know that strain is shared in many places where the Muslim faith is practiced. Let me say this as clearly as I can: The United States is not at war with Islam.”
· At the Summit of Americas, Obama actually listened to an hour long derogatory rant about the U.S., given by Daniel Ortega, the Leader of Nicaragua. Perhaps it was wisdom or perhaps it was because he didn’t have a teleprompter but Obama didn’t address any of the issues in the rant.
· Just today in Cairo, in his much anticipate speech to the Muslim world, President Obama invited Hamas - a designated terror organization - to "play a role" in the future of the Palestinian people. This goes beyond negotiating with terrorists. This invites them into a One World political process, offering them respect as if they were a political party worthy of being acknowledged.
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President Obama in Cairo. AP Photo by Amr Nabil
In the very least, Obama is indeed attracting attention across the globe. But to what end? In a recent article from the Uk Telegraph: ”President Obama has elevated the art of national self-loathing to new heights, and seems to delight in prostrating the most powerful nation on the face of the earth before its critics and rivals, especially on foreign soil.”
It goes on to say “The president’s video message in March offering “a new beginning” to “the people and leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran” was followed by the launch of a surface-to-surface missile with a range of 1,200 miles capable of reaching southern Europe. Incredibly, the U.S. response has been to slash defense spending, with a dramatic scaling down of plans for a global missile defence shield.” - Nile Gardner, Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom.
Republican, Mitt Romney concerning Obama’s apologies and proposed shrinking of Military Defense funds: "Arrogant, delusional tyrants can't be stopped by earnest words and furrowed brows," he said. "Action, strong bold action coming from a position of strength and determination, is the only effective deterrent." - Fox News
An article posted today, June 4th, by Carline Glick of Jewishworldreview.com, states: “Bluntly stated, the world that will challenge the next government will be one characterized by the end of U.S. global predominance. In just a few short weeks, the new administration of President Barack Obama has managed to weaken the perception of American power and embolden U.S. adversaries throughout the world…MOVING AHEAD, the question of how our next government (Israel) should handle America's apparent decision to turn its back on its traditional role as freedom's global defender becomes the most pressing concern. It is clear that we will need to embrace the burden of our own defense and stop expecting to receive much from our alliance with the U.S. But it is also clear that we will need a new strategy for dealing with the U.S. itself.”
For those who cock their heads to the side and roll their eyes wondering what this has to do with Christianity, please see your history books and your Bible. This country has gone to great lengths and shed much blood to strive towards an agenda of religious freedoms and freedom of speech. Obama has the right to those freedoms as well. I am not condemning him for his beliefs or his words but when in office, his words are the words of the entire country. His actions are the actions that represent the strength or weakness of the entire citizenship of the United States. What Obama’s words now express is that we are a weak and sorry country who doesn’t know what our core beliefs are or why we have made the political, social and moral stances we have made in past decades. This type of a mentality is a threat to our country, our freedoms, and a further threat to our future economy.
Political words that pair us up with terrorists and make us seem as if the U.S. must apologize for our part in being terrorized are only a drop in the bucket. Many are blogging and speaking about the ill effects that this type of apologetic tour will have on the future of the United States. Or is the agenda clearly that of a New World Order - where all that matters is taking advantage of the current world issues in order to set another stepping stone in place to get us to that destination?
Sources and additional Information:
Time.com/CNN extolling the virtues of Obama’s New World Order
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Wow! Louisville's Christian Examiner aptly demonstrates that her scope of understanding is not limited to mere scriptural exegesis; but that her Christian world-view encompasses domestic and international politics as well. Many will welcome this clear application of Christian teachings to add a much-needed perspective to our understanding of political events. Keep up the good work, and thanks for reminding us that St. Paul advised: "We do not belong to the night or to the darkness." --Louisville City Hall Examiner
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