about obama.

i had posted this on FB, but it was in the comments sections, and it didnt read properly...

by Paul David Lujan on Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 10:21am

so here is the full text...

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But I think -- I think that he is a guy that doesn’t bite off more than he can chew.

The world is falling apart around him, literally… and even if you’re superman, you can still only do much about the world falling apart.

Countries in the Middle East are falling due to revolt, and that’s not going to get any better before it gets much worse. If he does something about Libya where the military is involved, we will then be occupying another Arab country, and I am sure Iran would love the United States taking up another space in their region.

It’s a no-win situation.

This country, the united states, we are on the verge of a public revolt.

The rich and powerful have decided it’s the 4th quarter and its due time to put this game away. They are now being blatant about what their intent is, and that is to strip away any sort of government or regulations that serve to make our everyday lives as Americans a little nicer or easier, and then they want to offer those same things that we once had for free as part of our rights as American citizens at a price.

They want to be the kings of the world and control everything.

And to add to that, republicans simply don’t care about “the American people”, , so they have no interest in working with democrats on anything. I think they play the game and “appear” to be involved, but if you look at the current republican leaders—these guys look like assholes. They look like the dorks in school that lied compulsively and got bitter cause they got no play from the ladies, never stopping to think that they are just weirdo’s and nobody likes to roll with weirdo’s.

I digress…

Point being, Obama is not working with a group that is in it for the “public service” part of politics. These republican governors and senators were bought and paid for by corporations and big money to go into the United States congress and start dismantling all this wasteful democracy from the inside. None of the current leaders in the Republican Party have a record of ever having accomplished anything in their political careers that’s worthy of praise. John “Boner” has never made a surprise trip to Iraq or Afghanistan, Eric Cantor…who? Exactly. They are simply puppets that are taken care of as long as they move their mouths and sing along to the tune Daddy Corporate tells them to.

And now, an super quake is just said “what”s up?!” to Japan, and then a Tsunami rolled in and said “oh, you ain’t had enough yet?!”.

These are historic times we are livin’ in, bro’s.

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