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Petulant Obama Mocks Republicans for Fearing 3-Year-Old Orphans, While ISIS Trains Kids to be Killer

Revmitchell

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There's nothing new going on here. There's no new bigotry or racism or anti this or anti that. There's nothing unprecedented happening here, other than Obama. Obama is what's unprecedented. The Democrat Party is what's unprecedented. Transforming the country, doing damage to the country, that is what everybody's concern ought to be, not those trying to protect it. Here is Obama last night in Manila at a joint press conference with Benigno Aquino. During the Q&A a reporter said, "Would you care to comment at all on some of the discussion back at home about allowing Syrian refugees into the US? There have been some lawmakers talk about closing our borders to them."

OBAMA: Apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming in to the United States of America as part of our tradition of compassion. At first they were worried about the press being too tough on 'em during debates. Now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. That doesn't sound very tough to me. They've been playing on fear in order to try to score political points or to advance their campaigns. And it's irresponsible. And it's contrary to who we are. And it needs to stop, because the world is watching.

RUSH: It's not contrary to who we are. What is this three-year-old orphan stuff? Folks, you know, this is childish. This is a petulant, childish man-child who's having trouble getting his way without opposition. Opposition offends him. How dare anybody oppose him. There are real concerns and we see them on television every day. We're living daily fear. The media. If there is no terror attack during the day, the media's got everybody in crisis mode on something else. Every day, everybody keyed up, there's a crisis of something happening that is threatening our health, our lives, our existence some way. Every day in the news. And here comes a real-life terror event, which is predictable, there will be more, and Obama impugns those who react to them.

This is childish. Contrast this to the president of France, Francois Hollande. He rallied his people. He tried to unify his people. He told the people of France they were gonna go find who did this and take 'em out. They were not going to be tolerant of this at all. Compare this to Barack Obama and once again he gets all jazzed when he has a chance to attack Republicans. He doesn't need any cue cards, he doesn't need a teleprompter. "At first they were too scared of the press being too tough on 'em in the debates. Now they're scared of three-year-old orphans. That doesn't seem so tough to me."

Men make up 72% of the refugees fleeing the Middle East by crossing the Mediterranean Sea into Europe. That's United Nations numbers. Seventy-two percent are men, military age, able-bodied men. Not three-year-old orphans. And of course the debate, Republicans weren't afraid of anybody. They were fed up and finally took the debate moderators out, long overdue.

But hang on. Last night PBS Frontline, they played an episode entitled "ISIS in Afghanistan," and here's a little portion of the program. Actually, it's two sound bites from it, looking at the training of children in jihad. And you will hear an unidentified narrator and journalist in this piece. That's the voices that you hear in the first of two sound bites. Ready?

NARRATOR: The fighters told Najibul that they received propaganda videos directly from ISIS in Syria and Iraq. They say they show the videos to the village children every day.

NAJIBUL: I was asking them, "Why are they watching in front of these young children?" They say, "They should learn. They should know from now," and it's normal for them.

RUSH: You mean they're teaching these young three-year-old orphans and five-year-old kids jihad? Yes, ladies and gentlemen. PBS Frontline inadvertently did it. I'm sure they didn't mean to undercut dear Obama. ISIS in Afghanistan shows how to raise young children into jihad, right on the heels of Obama saying, "You know, those Republicans fear three-year-old orphans? Ha-ha! Man, really tough! They embarrass me, afraid of three-year-old orphans." And here's the next sound bite...

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2...isis_trains_children_to_become_jihadi_killers
 

righteousdude2

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He is really out of line with hateful rhetoric. Not like any POTUS history has seen. Slug is too generous, and an insult to slugs around the world. Roflmao
 

Crabtownboy

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Ah more hate language. Shame, shame shame.

When did the younger generations become so fearful. Grow up folk. Be like the brave Americans in the past. Stop the whimpering and crying. Follow Christ and his teachings. Be brave.
 

annsni

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I heard when they went looking for the one suspect in the Paris bombings, a woman suicide bomber detonated herself. So it's women as well.
 

Zaac

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Arrogant slug, isn't he?

No more arrogant than conservative talk radio hosts and junior senators who think they know more about what's going on than the guy who has been President nearly seven years.

Wanna know arrogant? THIS is arrogant:

Ted Cruz Challenges President Obama to Debate on Syrian Refugees

One day after President Obama assailed the “political posturing” of Republicans who have called for barring the Syrian refugees from entering the United States, Senator Ted Cruz delivered this retort: “Come back and insult me to my face.”

Speaking to reporters in Washington on Wednesday, Mr. Cruz, a Republican running for president, challenged Mr. Obama to a public debate on refugee policy, criticizing Mr. Obama for having made his remarks on a trip to Manila.

“I prefer it in the United States and not overseas, where you’re making the insults,” Mr. Cruz said of the unlikely debate. “It’s easy to toss a cheap insult when no one can respond.”
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http://www.nytimes.com/politics/fir...president-obama-to-debate-on-syrian-refugees/

The height of arrogance is a slate of supposed Christian GOP Presidential candidates showing nothing of Christian love towards their neighbors. But that seems to be par for the course for the GOP who seems to think its brand of wickedness is the equivalent of Christianity.
 

Zaac

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Ah more hate language. Shame, shame shame.

When did the younger generations become so fearful. Grow up folk. Be like the brave Americans in the past. Stop the whimpering and crying. Follow Christ and his teachings. Be brave.

AMEN! Evidently standing on those teachings of Christ isn't as important of a conviction in the lives of some who call themselves Christians as would be the alignment of the "moral" beliefs of a Mormon running for President with their own beliefs.Rolleyes
 

annsni

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So should we be brave and pick up any hitchhiker we see on the road? Would any of you tell your teenage daughter that it is good and right to give a man on the side of the road a ride when it's wet and rainy out? Or how about this: Do you leave your door unlocked? Do you leave your wallet in the grocery store cart while you are looking at the shelves for the particular olives your wife needs? After all, what do we have to fear? Trust God!! He will watch your wallet!
 

Revmitchell

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So should we be brave and pick up any hitchhiker we see on the road? Would any of you tell your teenage daughter that it is good and right to give a man on the side of the road a ride when it's wet and rainy out? Or how about this: Do you leave your door unlocked? Do you leave your wallet in the grocery store cart while you are looking at the shelves for the particular olives your wife needs? After all, what do we have to fear? Trust God!! He will watch your wallet!

Cabby will not answer any of those questions.
 

Zaac

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So should we be brave and pick up any hitchhiker we see on the road?

Another red herring. The propensity for what a hitchhiker will do has nothing to do with those refugees.


Would any of you tell your teenage daughter that it is good and right to give a man on the side of the road a ride when it's wet and rainy out?

Are you telling your teenage daughter to let 10,000 refugees into your house? If not, this serves as nothing but another fear tactic that has NOTHING to do with Christ.

Or how about this: Do you leave your door unlocked? Do you leave your wallet in the grocery store cart while you are looking at the shelves for the particular olives your wife needs?

Are you planning to do these things with any of the 10,000 refugees? If not, nothing but more fear tactics that's not of Christ.

After all, what do we have to fear? Trust God!! He will watch your wallet!

What does your disabling fear of having your wallet stolen have to do with God or those refugees from Syria?
 

InTheLight

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OBAMA: Apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming in to the United States of America as part of our tradition of compassion. At first they were worried about the press being too tough on 'em during debates. Now they're worried about three-year-old orphans.

I heard this on the radio and I was appalled at what a shameful statement it was. Politicizing a tragic situation and using it to take digs at Republicans. The idea that the Republicans are "worried about the press" and "worried about 3 year old orphans" is a total fabrication. This is such an unpresidential statement it's breathless in its mockery.
 

carpro

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I heard this on the radio and I was appalled at what a shameful statement it was. Politicizing a tragic situation and using it to take digs at Republicans. The idea that the Republicans are "worried about the press" and "worried about 3 year old orphans" is a total fabrication. This is such an unpresidential statement it's breathless in its mockery.

In his arrogance , he thinks he can say and do anything he wants. He politicizes everything. He's never been very presidential. When challenged, he lowers himself even further with lies and cheap shots.
 

carpro

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No more arrogant than conservative talk radio hosts and junior senators who think they know more about what's going on than the guy who has been President nearly seven years.

Wanna know arrogant? THIS is arrogant:



The height of arrogance is a slate of supposed Christian GOP Presidential candidates showing nothing of Christian love towards their neighbors. But that seems to be par for the course for the GOP who seems to think its brand of wickedness is the equivalent of Christianity.

He is simply treating Obama with the same measure of respect that Obama shows republicans. I believe that debate would be interesting and is not about to happen.

Obama hates to be challenged and Cruz is not afraid of him. Obama would be foaming at the mouth before it was over.
 

Zaac

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He is simply treating Obama with the same measure of respect that Obama shows republicans.

I did say no more arrogant.

I believe that debate would be interesting and is not about to happen.

Y'all underestimate Obama. The man didn't go through Columbia, Harvard Law, The Senate and almost 8 years in the White House because he's dumb. He also has a little bit more intel on the situation than does the Junior senator from Texas.

Obama hates to be challenged and Cruz is not afraid of him.


Seems like he hates being challenged by folks who don't have the same details that he does. Can't say that I blame him. It makes them look stupid and political .

Obama would be foaming at the mouth before it was over.

I don't think he'd miss a beat, again, because he's privy to more intel than is the junior Texas senator.
 

carpro

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Seems like he hates being challenged by folks who don't have the same details that he does. Can't say that I blame him. It makes them look stupid and political .

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His last press conference tells us a different story. He doesn't like being questioned about his"facts" at all. The press almost took off the gloves and he was livid. If they had really gone after him, I believe he would have stormed out of the room. He acts like a petulant child when challenged.
 

Zaac

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His last press conference tells us a different story. He doesn't like being questioned about his"facts" at all. The press almost took off the gloves and he was livid. If they had really gone after him, I believe he would have stormed out of the room. He acts like a petulant child when challenged.


Again, by folks who don't have the details that he does. I mean seriously here. Mention someone who knows as much about what goes into this vetting process than does he and his advisors. Then they've got a leg to stand on. Otherwise, we're just hearing from a bunch of folks who've got part of the story.

Like y'all say so often with the cops who murder black unarmed men, reserve judgment as you've only got part of the story.

Sounds like y'all don't have any problem making jump judgments off partial info or for others who support your position to do so, when it suits your purposes.
 
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