Obama a Future Extension of Bush’s House

US President George W. Bush makes remarks on the presidential transition as Vice President Dick Cheney (R) listens at the South Lawn of the White House, on 6 November 2008; in Washington, DC. It appears that Alcoholism has taken more of a toll on Bush; then his terrorist, criminal activities have; while in the White House.

For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
November 8, 2008

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THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Earlier this week, more than 120 million Americans went to the polls and voted for a new President and Congress. No matter how we cast our ballots, all Americans have reason to be proud of our democracy. Our citizens have chosen a President who represents a triumph of the American story -- a testament to hard work, optimism, and faith in the enduring promise of our Nation.

When I called President-Elect Obama to congratulate him on his historic victory, I told him that he can count on my complete cooperation as he makes his transition to the White House. Ensuring that this transition is seamless is a top priority for the rest of my time in office. Our country faces economic challenges that will not pause to let a new President settle in. This will also be America's first wartime presidential transition in four decades. We're in a struggle against violent extremists determined to attack us -- and they would like nothing more than to exploit this period of change to harm the American people.

So my Administration will work hard to ensure that the next President and his team can hit the ground running. For more than a year now, the White House and agencies throughout the Federal government have been preparing for a smooth transition. We've provided intelligence briefings to the President-Elect, and the Department of Justice has approved security clearances for members of his transition staff. In the coming weeks, we will ask Administration officials to brief the Obama team on major ongoing policy issues, ranging from the financial markets to the war in Iraq. I will keep the President-Elect fully informed on important decisions during this critical time for our Nation. Taken together, these measures represent an unprecedented effort to ensure continuity throughout the executive branch.

A successful transition is just one of the many important tasks remaining for my Administration. Yesterday we learned that America's economy lost jobs in the month of October, and I will continue working hard to return our Nation to the path of prosperity and growth. To help address the global financial crisis, my Administration will host an historic international summit in Washington on November 15. We will also keep urging Congress to approve America's free trade agreements with Colombia and Panama and South Korea. We will continue working to defeat the terrorists and extremists abroad, to keep the American people safe here at home.

Americans expect their President to conduct the people's business. I will continue to uphold this solemn obligation for as long as this office remains in my trust. In the meantime, I join the American people in wishing President-Elect Obama every success. Laura and I wish the Obama family as much joy and happiness as our family has found in this wonderful house.

Thank you for listening.

I will change the world

2 November 2008

New York-Barack Obama has promised to "change the world" if he is elected US President.

With just two days to go he and his opponent John McCain are touring key states in an effort to woo undecided voters.

Senator Obama is still almost seven points ahead in the Real Clear Politics poll of polls, but the gap has narrowed slightly.

At a rally in Henderson, Nevada, he warned his supporters against complacency.

"At this defining moment in history, you can give the country the change we need," he said.

At the same time Senator McCain was rallying his followers in Newport Beach, Virginia.

In a usually safe Republican state, which is threatening to go to the Democrats, he asked for help on the home stretch.

He said: "Let me state the obvious again, we need to win Virginia on the 4th of November and with your help we're going to win and bring real change to Washington.

My friends I need your help in the next three days. Volunteer, knock on doors - with your help we can and will win.

Commentary:

This bit of news while it is horrible and the picture is also a bit humorous, but nevertheless, of the two men being Obama and McCain being qualified for the office of US President; the answer is no, they are both more qualified for a jail cell at Leavenworth.

Towards either of them making the US better, actually one can more see from how both handled the election, as well as Hillary Clinton, that it would be four to eight years of worse then what the US has now and the global community has already seen from this particular country.

As to actually anyone running at this time for this particular office of government qualified, sorry to say, I do not think I have met one.

Let’s take a shorter look at the big picture, Obama has been charged with numerous felonies (high) crime’s not withstanding, terrorism. McCain, it is most assured has been charged with numerous and similar crimes and is being investigated for tax evasion from my understanding, at this time and not forgetting Clinton, it is assured she doesn’t have a clean under slip nor lives within the ideal’s that should actually be offensive to any moral person on the planet.

Bottom line, it would be same story, just new face or worse; if this is possible and most assured, a yes; especially from personal experience, which I do not think this the time or place to elaborate.

Congo’s Revolution against Democratic Tyrannical Oppression

A displaced woman and her child walk past the dead body of a Congolese government rebel soldier who was sent to attack his own people living in oppression, on 1 November 2008; on the outskirts of Goma, in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

What is occurring in the Congo at this time is another case of Democracy that like the US has run amok, where the President of the country is attacking his own people because they wish freedom from Oppression, Tyranny and Poverty.

The people of the Congo are being attacked and victimized by not just President Joseph Kabila, but his rebel military, with aid from the US government; to squash the revolution and keep the people of the Congo oppressed and in virtual slavery, to create depravity of human life.

From my understanding, the global community nor myself will intercede, because the people of the Congo have the right to choose life over tyrannical oppressive slavery they have now and may Allah (God) help the people of the Congo to achieve the quality of life they do deserve.

No person living upon the earth should ever suffer these types of horror’s, as I have said numerous times before; because everyone upon the earth deserve a good quality of life and not what one see’s in the pictures below.

Even being the Queen of Palestine, I firmly believe in the very best for my people in every aspect that can possibly be achieved and would never advocate such as what is not just occurring in the Congo, but certain other countries in the world that is suffering from Democratic tyrannical behavior and people wonder why, I do not actually care for Democracy as a whole; strictly speaking because of the suffering and horror‘s.- HRM Deborah

A crowd of refugees stand in line as it rains at a help center of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) next to a refugee camp, on 1 November 2008; on the outskirts of Goma, in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A baby looks at his mother in an improvised hut at a refugee camp, on 1 November 2008; on the outskirts of Goma, in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A boy hides from the rain at a refugee camp, on 1 November 2008; on the outskirts of Goma, in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Children play at a refugee camp, on 1 November 2008; on the outskirts of Goma, in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Syrian and Palestinian Protestor’s unite Against US Terrorism Attack on Syria

Palestinian men hold their national flag as they walk over a US flag during a sit-in protest at Damascus castle, on 30 October 2008; in reaction to a deadly US raid that targeted a Syrian village near the Iraqi border on October 26.

Thousands of people marched in the streets of Damascus today, waving Syrian flags and banners reading 'No to American terrorism' and 'American democracy' -- the killing of civilians at Abu Kamal,' the area targeted during the raid.

Syrian sits on a statue of Arab and Islamic leader Salah Eddine al-Ayyubi holding Syrian, Palestinian and Lebanese flags during the sit-in protest at Damascus castle.

It is a well known fact, that Palestine does not nor will we ever accept terrorism in any manner, shape or form.

Also, the people of Palestine strongly condemn the recent attack on Syria by the US, to further not accept; the loss of life due to this recent attack in the name of democracy or any form of tyranny towards the Middle East.-HRM Deborah

Further Reading:
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