- When Barack Obama entered the oval office with his luminous
and glowing slogan of "change" which appealed to millions of
frustrated Americans who couldn't tolerate the hawkish and warmongering
policies of George Bush anymore, it was hardly predictable that he would
be going to simply present a moderated example of his aggressive predecessor
who owed his legitimacy and power to the Zionist lobby in the United States.
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- Barack Obama had deceitfully convinced the world that
the United States under his presidency would start a new era of dialogue
and friendship with the oppressed nations, refrain from intervening in
the internal affairs of other countries, take care of its black human rights
record, pull out its troops from Iraq and Afghanistan and hand over the
administration of these countries to their people, draw an end to the atrocities
of the Zionist regime, bring about wellbeing and peace for the Palestinian
nation and engage in peaceful diplomacy with Iran; that was why more than
130 political leaders from around the world jubilantly sent him congratulatory
messages upon his election as the president of the United States. However,
all of these politicians recognized that they were shrewdly tricked by
the "snowman of change" as soon as he made his first trip to
Israel and announced his sincerest commitment to the security of Israel
and implicitly made us understand that pleasing his Zionist bosses is his
first priority. That was where all of us realized that Obama is another
Israel agent put in the place of the executive administrator of the United
States to satisfy the needs and demands of the Zionist lobby.
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- In a January 2010 article in Huffington Post, journalist
and activist Steve Sheffey presented a detailed record of Obama's pro-Israeli
decisions and statements during his first year in office as the U.S. President,
elaborately arguing that Obama has been one of the most loyal and faithful
people to the cause of Israel and the Zionist lobby.
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- According to Sheffey, Obama is the first U.S. President
who has ever hosted a "Seder" in the White House. Seder is a
Jewish ritual service and ceremonial dinner for the first night or first
two nights of Passover, a major spring festival which commemorates what
the Zionists claim is the liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian servitude.
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- On December 21, President Obama signed a defense spending
bill that includes $202 million in funds for Israel's missile defense programs.
"We are tremendously pleased with the ongoing cooperation between
the United States and the State of Israel in the area of missile defense,"
an Israeli official said after Obama signed the bill.
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- Sheffey adds that "no Administration in history
has come into office with a Vice President, Secretary of State, and Chief
of Staff with stronger pro-Israel credentials than this one."
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- On June 4 in Cairo, President Obama told the Arab and
Muslim world that America's connection with Israel is "unbreakable."
He told the Arab and Muslim world that to deny the Holocaust is "baseless,
ignorant, and hateful." He told them that threatening Israel with
destruction is "deeply wrong." He said that "Palestinians
must abandon violence" and that "it is a sign of neither courage
nor power to shoot rockets at sleeping children, or to blow up old women
on a bus." And he said that "Hamas must put an end to violence,
recognize past agreements, and recognize Israel's right to exist."
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- All of these actions and statements which are purely
directed at gratifying the Zionist regime and the active Zionist lobby
in the United States indicate that President Obama is no different than
George W. Bush and those before him who considered the security and stability
of Israel their vital and crucial commitment.
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- Today, it's almost clear to everyone that no politician
with an anti-Zionist mindset could ever dream of living in the White House.
This is what Prof. Naseer Aruri, the renowned political scientist and author
has mentioned in his recent interview published on Veterans Today: "the
American political system has institutional and constitutional barriers
against anti-Zionists winning the U.S. presidency. Take for example the
Electoral College by which Americans elect their presidents. The EC stipulates
that a candidate to the presidency must gain plurality and the winner takes
all. These two factors (plurality and winner takes all) tend to polarize
the system and promote the two party system. In that setting, there is
no place for a minority, which is likely to be the anti-Zionist mindset."
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- Now, Barack Obama has launched his electoral campaign
for the 2012 presidential elections and faces a painstaking mission to
accomplish. From one hand, he has lost the confidence of the ordinary American
citizens who had come to believe that his slogan of change was a genuine
and authentic one. On the other hand, he should seek the indispensable
vote of the American Jews who have always played a vital role in determining
the results of the presidential elections in the United States.
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- Obama has recently encountered a quandary which the Zionist
Jews in the United States has created for him. According to the Agence
France Presse Israel's chief Ashkenazi rabbi Yonah Metzger on Sunday called
on U.S. President Barack Obama to free Jewish-American spy Jonathan Pollard
if he wants Jews to vote for his reelection.
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- Metzger warned Obama that he would do well to free Pollard
if he wanted another term in the White House. "I'm not making a prophesy,
but rather echoing the frustrations of numerous American Jews who voted
for him and are disappointed by his lackadaisical approach to the numerous
appeals for Pollard's released," he said.
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- However, the emancipation of Pollard is not the only
order of the Zionist lobby for Barack Obama. The U.S. House of Representatives
introduced the resolution 1734 on December 15, 2010 in which it was categorically
demanded from President Obama to refuse to recognize an independent Palestinian
nation. Former BBC Panorama presenter Alan Hart believes that this resolution
was drafted by AIPAC and is considered to be the Zionist lobby's new order
for Obama. The resolution has expressively called upon the Administration
"to affirm that the United States would deny any recognition, legitimacy,
or support of any kind to any unilaterally declared "Palestinian state"
and would urge other responsible nations to follow suit, and to make clear
that any such unilateral declaration would constitute a grievous violation
of the principles underlying the Oslo Accords and the Middle East peace
process."
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- Anyway, Barack Obama will be facing a serious dilemma
in his path toward the 2012 Presidential Elections. Satisfying the Zionist
lobby, regaining the confidence of the American public and compelling the
international community that he deserves to be a Nobel Peace Prize laureate
are all the responsibilities which seem to be quite unachievable and far-fetched
for the so-called man of change.
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