超级军网奥巴马在联合国承认国内黑白冲突，跟ISIS摆在一起，激怒 ...
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今天，美国内许多政治巨头都愤怒了，尤其是共和党，他们被奥巴马在联合国大会上的讲话给激怒了。
奥巴马怎么了？ 吃错药了？
或者说，奥巴马其实是一个卧底？
奥巴马在长篇大论批评了俄罗斯之后，话锋一转，突然说起国内的事情来。
总统说：----- 在ISIS暴行被揭露的同时，我们国内也同样有问题，比如在弗格森镇，一个黑人青年被击毙。。。。。
。。。。所以，我们美国也同样有问题。。。。当然，我们美国不怕承认问题，我们公开。。。我们透明。。。巴拉巴拉巴拉。。。。
这段话，在美国国内激起愤怒，各路保守势力，尤其是共和党，对此表达了极大愤慨。
共和党头面人物纷纷上电视反击，包括前副总统等。
前副总统切尼说：“奥巴马将美国的内部问题，跟ISIS放在一起说，这是不可接受的。。。。”
另一位sean hannity则指责：“奥巴马有在全世界面前代表美国认罪的习惯！”。。。。“奥巴马就是要在全世界替美国自虐”
CNN的主持人说，“奥巴马是在泄露国家机密。。。”（笔者不晓得他是在讽刺还是说真的）
在微博上，各路批评也不断：表示奥巴马将国内事务拿到联合国与外交事务放在一起说，简直“不可理喻”
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PS： 在弗格森镇执勤的（白人）警察们，纷纷戴上了一种手链，上面写着“我们支持威尔逊”----（威尔逊，就是打死黑人青年的那个白人警察），表达对执行公务的白人警察的支持。
美国司法部已经命令这些白警们脱掉这种手链。
news.yahoo.com/republicans-mad-obama-mentioned-ferguson-u-n-speech-141721728.html
今天，美国内许多政治巨头都愤怒了，尤其是共和党，他们被奥巴马在联合国大会上的讲话给激怒了。
奥巴马怎么了？ 吃错药了？
或者说，奥巴马其实是一个卧底？
奥巴马在长篇大论批评了俄罗斯之后，话锋一转，突然说起国内的事情来。
总统说：----- 在ISIS暴行被揭露的同时，我们国内也同样有问题，比如在弗格森镇，一个黑人青年被击毙。。。。。
。。。。所以，我们美国也同样有问题。。。。当然，我们美国不怕承认问题，我们公开。。。我们透明。。。巴拉巴拉巴拉。。。。
这段话，在美国国内激起愤怒，各路保守势力，尤其是共和党，对此表达了极大愤慨。
共和党头面人物纷纷上电视反击，包括前副总统等。
前副总统切尼说：“奥巴马将美国的内部问题，跟ISIS放在一起说，这是不可接受的。。。。”
另一位sean hannity则指责：“奥巴马有在全世界面前代表美国认罪的习惯！”。。。。“奥巴马就是要在全世界替美国自虐”
CNN的主持人说，“奥巴马是在泄露国家机密。。。”（笔者不晓得他是在讽刺还是说真的）
在微博上，各路批评也不断：表示奥巴马将国内事务拿到联合国与外交事务放在一起说，简直“不可理喻”
-------------------------------------------------------
PS： 在弗格森镇执勤的（白人）警察们，纷纷戴上了一种手链，上面写着“我们支持威尔逊”----（威尔逊，就是打死黑人青年的那个白人警察），表达对执行公务的白人警察的支持。
美国司法部已经命令这些白警们脱掉这种手链。
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美国本来就是恐怖分子建立的国家
没这方面消息，是否真的
奥黑智商高达250？这不太可能把
自作孽不可活呀
奥巴马是在泄露国家机密
果然好同志
你当上总统了还真以为能反？白人肯尼迪为了帮黑人头都被打爆了
深海要暴露？
强烈谴责美国侵犯奥巴马的人权呀，连言论自由都剥夺了
强烈谴责美国侵犯奥巴马的人权呀，连言论自由都剥夺了
偏见马甲 发表于 2014-9-27 15:14
美国本来就是恐怖分子建立的国家
一语道破!
美国本来就是恐怖分子建立的国家
一语道破!
好！支持美国国内黑白大战！
奥巴马又想领诺贝尔和平奖了
不稀奇，自己就是黑的，会向着你白皮？ 黑皮白心在美国，那是要遭群殴的
观海，你这么自暴目标，国安局很难帮你啊。
看来奥观海同志已经厌倦了深海的生涯，这么急于暴露自己是不负责任的行为，对得起党和人民的重托吗
Republicans Mad That Obama Mentioned Ferguson in U.N. Speech
The Atlantic Wire By Russell Berman
September 25, 2014 10:17 AM
Republicans don't want President Obama airing America's dirty laundry on the world stage.
The president's mention of the summertime racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, during a speech at the United Nations on Wednesday drew criticism from conservatives, who charged that Obama was resuming the "apology tour" that they saw during his first months in office.
"I was stunned," said former Vice President Dick Cheney, the erstwhile Obama critic, on Fox News.
Obama's reference to Ferguson came toward the end of his 35-minute speech, after he had chastised several other countries riven by war and condemned the Islamic State's "network of death" in unusually blunt terms.
The U.S., he was acknowledging, isn't perfect either.
I realize that America’s critics will be quick to point out that at times we too have failed to live up to our ideals; that America has plenty of problems within its own borders. This is true. In a summer marked by instability in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, I know the world also took notice of the small American city of Ferguson, Missouri -- where a young man was killed, and a community was divided. So, yes, we have our own racial and ethnic tensions. And like every country, we continually wrestle with how to reconcile the vast changes wrought by globalization and greater diversity with the traditions that we hold dear."
Obama then pivoted to say that America welcomes "he scrutiny of the world -- because what you see in America is a country that has steadily worked to address our problems, to make our union more perfect, to bridge the divides that existed at the founding of this nation."
RELATED: Obama Wanted 'Key & Peele' to Make an Obamacare Sketch with Him
What riled Republicans up was Obama's suggestion – as they interpreted it – that there was a "moral equivalence" between the brutal mayhem of ISIS and the clashes over the death of a single teenager, Michael Brown, in Ferguson.
"In one case you’ve got a police officer involved in a shooting – if there may be questions, they’ll be sorted out by the legal process," Cheney said.
But there’s no comparison to that with what ISIS is doing to thousands of people throughout the Middle East, with bloody beheadings of anyone they come in contact with.
I mean, to compare the two as if there’s some kind of moral equivalence there is, I think, outrageous."
On the same Fox program, Sean Hannity said Obama was "again apologizing for America on the world stage."
Elsewhere on the conservative network, Charles Krauthammer echoed the sentiment.
"This is a continuation of the apology tour, or the confession tour," he said, in a reference to Obama's first famous speech to the Muslim world in Cairo in 2009, when he said the U.S. had acted "contrary to our ideals" in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001.
Host Bret Baier even suggested Obama was revealing a state secret, wondering whether there were world leaders at the U.N. who were unaware of what happened in Ferguson.
RELATED: Ex-Congressman Convicted of Corruption is Felled At Family Farm
The criticism also continued on Twitter.
Beyond ridiculous that President Obama would include a line about Ferguson in a foreign policy speech at the UN. #ApologyTour
— Matt Mackowiak (@MattMackowiak) September 25, 2014
The apology that Republicans would welcome from Obama would be for saluting a pair of Marines with a coffee cup on Tuesday.
But if Republicans had a point about his U.N. speech, it may be that Obama was preemptively responding to charges of hypocrisy that had not really been made – at least not by anyone the U.S. considers credible.
After all, the world leader who most loudly criticized (or trolled) the U.S. over Ferguson was none other than Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran.
395 Years a Slave! https://t.co/j2reotPcvR #Ferguson #OWS #Occupy
— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) September 17, 2014
US tries to hide crimes agnst blacks by taking on the appearance of rendering services to #Africa which means nothing but hypocrisy.11/20/13
— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) August 23, 2014
This article was originally published at http://www.thewire.com/politics/ ... n-un-speech/380751/
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The Atlantic Wire By Russell Berman
September 25, 2014 10:17 AM
Republicans don't want President Obama airing America's dirty laundry on the world stage.
The president's mention of the summertime racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, during a speech at the United Nations on Wednesday drew criticism from conservatives, who charged that Obama was resuming the "apology tour" that they saw during his first months in office.
"I was stunned," said former Vice President Dick Cheney, the erstwhile Obama critic, on Fox News.
Obama's reference to Ferguson came toward the end of his 35-minute speech, after he had chastised several other countries riven by war and condemned the Islamic State's "network of death" in unusually blunt terms.
The U.S., he was acknowledging, isn't perfect either.
I realize that America’s critics will be quick to point out that at times we too have failed to live up to our ideals; that America has plenty of problems within its own borders. This is true. In a summer marked by instability in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, I know the world also took notice of the small American city of Ferguson, Missouri -- where a young man was killed, and a community was divided. So, yes, we have our own racial and ethnic tensions. And like every country, we continually wrestle with how to reconcile the vast changes wrought by globalization and greater diversity with the traditions that we hold dear."
Obama then pivoted to say that America welcomes "he scrutiny of the world -- because what you see in America is a country that has steadily worked to address our problems, to make our union more perfect, to bridge the divides that existed at the founding of this nation."
RELATED: Obama Wanted 'Key & Peele' to Make an Obamacare Sketch with Him
What riled Republicans up was Obama's suggestion – as they interpreted it – that there was a "moral equivalence" between the brutal mayhem of ISIS and the clashes over the death of a single teenager, Michael Brown, in Ferguson.
"In one case you’ve got a police officer involved in a shooting – if there may be questions, they’ll be sorted out by the legal process," Cheney said.
But there’s no comparison to that with what ISIS is doing to thousands of people throughout the Middle East, with bloody beheadings of anyone they come in contact with.
I mean, to compare the two as if there’s some kind of moral equivalence there is, I think, outrageous."
On the same Fox program, Sean Hannity said Obama was "again apologizing for America on the world stage."
Elsewhere on the conservative network, Charles Krauthammer echoed the sentiment.
"This is a continuation of the apology tour, or the confession tour," he said, in a reference to Obama's first famous speech to the Muslim world in Cairo in 2009, when he said the U.S. had acted "contrary to our ideals" in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001.
Host Bret Baier even suggested Obama was revealing a state secret, wondering whether there were world leaders at the U.N. who were unaware of what happened in Ferguson.
RELATED: Ex-Congressman Convicted of Corruption is Felled At Family Farm
The criticism also continued on Twitter.
Beyond ridiculous that President Obama would include a line about Ferguson in a foreign policy speech at the UN. #ApologyTour
— Matt Mackowiak (@MattMackowiak) September 25, 2014
The apology that Republicans would welcome from Obama would be for saluting a pair of Marines with a coffee cup on Tuesday.
But if Republicans had a point about his U.N. speech, it may be that Obama was preemptively responding to charges of hypocrisy that had not really been made – at least not by anyone the U.S. considers credible.
After all, the world leader who most loudly criticized (or trolled) the U.S. over Ferguson was none other than Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran.
395 Years a Slave! https://t.co/j2reotPcvR #Ferguson #OWS #Occupy
— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) September 17, 2014
US tries to hide crimes agnst blacks by taking on the appearance of rendering services to #Africa which means nothing but hypocrisy.11/20/13
— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) August 23, 2014
This article was originally published at http://www.thewire.com/politics/ ... n-un-speech/380751/
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今天看到大家谈中说，二战国际法庭一印度法官与军犬，军马一立在一起，笑死我了，美国这是小题大做
空调国这是学习了太祖文集了？勇于开展批评和自我批评哦
果断好评
果断好评
奥巴马又想领诺贝尔和平奖了
快当到头了，所以想说什么赶紧说
奥巴马忽悠久了，终于把自己忽悠进去了。
美国快灭亡也吧来自: Android客户端
奥黑不想当总统了，这是想当黑人民权领袖啊。
欧巴马的讲稿是从百度文库上下的吗？
这孙子不想干了
什么？美国也要崩溃？！
这个讲话把能得罪的都得罪了
观海同志，不用太卖力啊！要是暴露了组织随时准备解救你
好！支持美国国内黑白大战！
黑白大战有什么稀罕，种子到处有。口味重了点
黑白大战有什么稀罕，种子到处有。口味重了点
敢泄露国家机密！
比如在弗格森镇
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时代周刊说全国搅屎棍都向那里集中，有不让事情停下來的赶脚。
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时代周刊说全国搅屎棍都向那里集中，有不让事情停下來的赶脚。
共和党群龙无首啊，明显不给力。拉一支队伍上街啊，冥主灯塔必须给小弟们做榜样让他们知道真正的街头战斗力。
就许你把Isis和俄罗斯一起说吗？
捣浆糊而已，等哪天欧巴马像肯尼迪那样敢夺美联储的权我就承认你是个汉子，
黑白大战有什么稀罕，种子到处有。口味重了点
如果还有雪肤征服百兽的，就更碉堡了
如果还有雪肤征服百兽的，就更碉堡了
如果还有雪肤征服百兽的，就更碉堡了
什么？求开眼界
什么？求开眼界
所以美帝的黑人唯一的出路就是多生孩子，等到黑人人口比欧翳的白人多时，就是黑人的出头之日！那美帝会变成大号南非啊，哈哈哈哈哈哈！不知道有没有希望……
观海同志彻底暴露
PS： 在弗格森镇执勤的（白人）警察们，纷纷戴上了一种手链，上面写着“我们支持威尔逊”----（威尔逊，就是打死黑人青年的那个白人警察），表达对执行公务的白人警察的支持。
说好的民主 自由呢 原来只是对白人自己的民主 自由 全世界人民都是白人的奴仆 这下清楚了吧
说好的民主 自由呢 原来只是对白人自己的民主 自由 全世界人民都是白人的奴仆 这下清楚了吧