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Three and a half years is long enough for Europeans to assess Barack Hussein Obama of the CIA.
His Imperial Highness Obama is a total disappointment. He is a disappointment to Americans, to Latin Americans, to Europeans, to Arabs, to Asians and even to Africans.....where the actor Morgan Freeman cryptically disowned him.
Carefully crafted propaganda and style can never trump good, honest, wholesome, populist policies which makes life better for everybody.......in the USA and without.
Even if he tried Obama can't institute good, honest, wholesome, populist policies...within and without because his black ass is owned by the CIA, and Wall Street Mafia banksters.
In all events it a sad state of affairs when the shadowy criminalized police state starts imposing their puppets on the state. That's exactly what happened in the Soviet Union towards its end in especially the 1980's with Jew Yuri Andrapov upon leaving the Lubyanka crossed over to the Kremlin to take the reins of power. There after it was all down hill for the once mighty Soviet Union.
Intelligence and security people are over rated faggots.
This includes their trained and groomed puppets in politics.
War criminal, Crimes against Humanity Barack Hussein Obama, who also committed Genocide should not be re-elected by the thoroughly compromised American electoral system....which boasts the participation of a mere 39% of ALL American adults....(over 18), the President is elected by a mere 20% of all possible adult voters..........if the diabolical machines aren't jinxed that is(22% of American voters are disenfranchised...the poor, the African Americans and Latino's, whilst only 50% of the remaining 78% vote)
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Obama will lose reelection for seven reasons: Spiegel
US President Barack Hussein Obama
By Presstv.com
A German weekly has published an
analysis saying that as US President Barack Obama gets ready for
reelection; his chances of winning are quite dim because he has failed
to fulfill most of his election promises.
The article published by the weekly Der Spiegel noted that Obama has a long list of unfulfilled promises on his track records as he approaches the end of his term in office, but his failure in seven areas will specially prevent him from winning the reelection.
The article then noted that the US economic crisis is the first hurdle Obama faces as his economic performance has been untenable with soaring unemployment and widespread disillusionment among Americans which is manifest in the ongoing “Wall Street Occupation” movement.
The aftermath of the financial crisis in the European Union, Der Spiegel added, and the failure of the Obama administration in helping the EU to manage the crisis is the second factor which has cast serious doubts on a second election win by Obama.
Washington has also proven inefficient in ending the war in Afghanistan after more than ten years despite Obama’s election promises that he is bent on promoting peace and taking US soldiers out of the war-stricken country, the report said.
During the past years, however, US policies in Afghanistan have endangered not only the lives of Afghan civilians, but also sent thousands of US-led forces to their deaths, it added.
Der Spiegel further mentioned domestic mismanagement as another impediment to Obama’s reelection. The article said Obama has not been able to efficiently tackle challenges facing the White House and has not been even able to sway much influence on the Congress either.
The German weekly added that adopting unilateral policies and following suit with former US President George Bush’s belligerent policies has also marred Obama’s presidency to the extent that he is unlikely to win another term in office.
As for Iran, Der Spiegel said, by reiterating that all options are on the table to stop Iran's nuclear energy program, and that the US will spare nothing to support Israel, Obama has failed to keep his earlier promise that the US under his rule will not think about going to war with any country. As a result, the world public opinion now knows that positions taken by Washington are nothing but empty slogans.
Finally, the German weekly noted the US unbridled support for Israel, though not new, has drawn more attention under Obama because due to dire economic problems which face the Americans, they do not want their money to be squandered on supporting Tel Aviv against the defenseless Palestinians.
The report concluded by saying that in view of the above facts, perhaps absence of a powerful Republican rival is the only factor which may help Obama win a reelection against such a bleak background.
