Barack Obama -- Jihad Apologist

Apologist For JIhad

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Obama humbles himself to the Protector of the Two Holy Places.

Obama's Empathy

In this video, Obama comments on the five Muslim-American jihadiis from the Washington, DC area, who were arrested in Pakistan, and who said they were on jihad.

"I prefer not to comment" (01:39)

"I prefer not to comment."

There he goes again, covering up for the brothers just like he did for the jihadist, Nidal Hassan, here, here, here, here, here, here and here. Obama never has a bad word for Muslims. He's just one big apologist for jihad,

Sooner or later Obama's Muslim empathy and sympathy is going to blow up right in his face, and a lot more Americans will be dead. Just look at the recent instances of jihad provided by Pamela Geller, at Atlas Shrugs -- no doubt Obama doesn't want to comment on these events either.

Just listen to Obama's comments:

"...what has been remarkable...is the extraordinary accomplishments of American Muslims...how they have been woven into the fabric of our nation...fierce loyalty to America, their patriotism...blah, blah, blah..."

What nonsense! Just check out these American Muslims protesting against America -- "fierce loyalty to America, their patriotism" -- just who does Obama think he's fooling?

The responsible party? Obama blames the world-wide web for American jihadiis.

Borrowing the tag line from Flip Wilson's Geraldine character -- "the debil made me do it" -- Obama apologizes -- "the Internet made them do it" -- this would be funny if it weren't so deadly serious.

Obama concludes:

"I think WE have a good story to tell here and one WE need to build on."

What's all this WE stuff? Has Obama got a mouse in his pocket? Just who is WE?

That pronoun could be interpreted to mean Americans -- it could also be interpreted to mean Muslims -- remember, "it all depends on what the meaning of 'is' is." These pols are highly skilled at using the language to deceive.

For almost two years, I have resisted labeling Obama a Muslim -- even though Muslims think he's a Muslim -- but I'm 99% sure he's not a Christian.

There's no record of a baptism, anywhere, and strolling down the aisle of a black-nationalist church and pledging allegiance to the Black Value System does not a Christian make. At the core of Obama's faith -- whether lapsed Muslim, new Christian or some mixture of the two -- is African nativism. In the paperback version of "The Audacity of Hope," in the chapter entitled "Faith," beginning on page 195, and ending on page 208, Obama is telling us that he doesn’t really have any profound religious belief, but that in his early Chicago days he felt he needed to acquire some spiritual "street cred."

The Jesuits would say, "Give me the child, and I will mold the man."

Easy On The Enemy -- Obama's Attempt To Impress Liberals

Just whom are we trying to impress?

That's a question that occurred to me when, on his second full day in the presidency, Barack Obama announced we would close the Guantanamo detainee facility within one year.

It's a question that has kept occurring to me over the last year and nine days, even though Obama and his administration have proved unable to keep that promise.

Whom are we trying to impress by ruling out enhanced interrogation techniques on unlawful combatants, techniques that produced valuable intelligence that saved American lives? Whom are we trying to impress by limiting questioning to the Army Field Manual?

That's a good guide for handling prisoners of war and other lawful combatants covered by international law. But whom are we trying to impress by extending those protections to those who are not covered by the Geneva Conventions or other treaties we have signed?

Whom are we trying to impress by trying Khalid Sheik Mohammed in civilian courts after he already pled guilty to a military tribunal? And trying him in New York City, where the trial will cost something like $1 billion and tie up Lower Manhattan for years?

Would these people we are trying to impress be that much less impressed if the administration belatedly follows the advice of Mayor Bloomberg and Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein and stages that trial on a military base or elsewhere outside of New York City?

And whom are we trying to impress by treating the failed Christmas bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab not as a military combatant but as a common civilian criminal, even though he launched an attack on America from outside the country? Whom are we trying to impress by administering Miranda warnings and telling him that he has a right to a lawyer and the right to remain silent?

If the answer to these questions is that we are trying to impress Islamist terrorists, we've clearly failed.

Continue reading Michael Barone here . . .

Obama's P.R. Helps Terrorists

Dick Morris and Eileen McGann say that when Obama's leading counter-terrorism staff member, John Brennan, says that "politically motivated criticism and unfounded fear-mongering only serve the goals of al-Qaida," he has it exactly backward.

It is Obama's efforts to crow about how effective he is in fighting terrorism that are helping al-Qaida. What kind of policy is it to announce to the world that Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab, the Nigerian terrorist who attempted to blow up a plane as it approached Detroit this past Christmas, is talking to investigators and giving them much valuable information?

Obama's people put the story out to counter accusations that their decision to try Mutallab in a civilian court and to permit him access to an attorney jeopardized efforts to interrogate him. Stung by the charge that they were blowing a chance to learn about subsequent al-Qaida plans, they told the media that Mutallab was being very cooperative, especially after a visit from his family.

While releasing this information may help Obama politically and certainly pushes back those of us who criticized him for handling the Mutallab case civilly, it provides al-Qaida with a timely warning that we are on to their plans and that Mutallab has explained to us what they have up their sleeves. In counter-terrorism, knowing your enemy's plans is key to thwarting them. And, if al-Qaida knows that we are prepared, they will, obviously, change their plans.

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