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Too bad Obama didn't get the same results for himself that he got for Bibi (Benjamin Netanyahu) in the Israeli election for Prime Minister: that is, the opposite of what he wanted. Bibi won big in what started out as a squeaker.
Bibi and his Likud Party edged out the Zionist Union in spite of what the polls predicted and ended up with 29 or 30 seats versus the 24 for Zionist Union.
Why did Bibi win? He won because the Israeli voters don't like Obama and even more than that, they don't like it when outside sources try to influence what happens within their tiny nation. Obama tried to influence the democratic process and his secret plan backfired on him.
The V15 (Victory in 2015, and organization that may have been funded by OneVoice, an American "non-profit") was bussing in Arabs to vote against Bibi. Fortunately for Israel, the Arab vote never quite materialized. Many in the Joint Arab List are hostile to Israel, which informed Israeli voters know about.
Joel B. Pollack said that "President Barack Obama is determined to be the last person on earth to congratulate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on winning re-election. In addition, the administration says, there will have to be consequences for the way Netanyahu won--for raising concerns about Arab voters being bused to the polls by foreign-funded non-profits, for committing not to agree to a Palestinian state that would hurt Israel's security. These are bizarre, self-destructive threats."
Obama makes no secret about hating Netanyahu. But is the hatred based on Bibi's personality clash with Obama or is it something more sinister?
I believe Obama is anti-Semitic.
One thing for sure, it wasn't easy for Obama to get what he wanted with the Israeli election, but it was certainly easier for him to have a Jewish video removed from the web. Thomas Lifson of American Thinker discusses how the Obama administration requested a video to be removed from the web back in 2011. Apparently, associating with Jews embarrasses our fearless leader.
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Bibi and his Likud Party edged out the Zionist Union in spite of what the polls predicted and ended up with 29 or 30 seats versus the 24 for Zionist Union.
Why did Bibi win? He won because the Israeli voters don't like Obama and even more than that, they don't like it when outside sources try to influence what happens within their tiny nation. Obama tried to influence the democratic process and his secret plan backfired on him.
The V15 (Victory in 2015, and organization that may have been funded by OneVoice, an American "non-profit") was bussing in Arabs to vote against Bibi. Fortunately for Israel, the Arab vote never quite materialized. Many in the Joint Arab List are hostile to Israel, which informed Israeli voters know about.
Joel B. Pollack said that "President Barack Obama is determined to be the last person on earth to congratulate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on winning re-election. In addition, the administration says, there will have to be consequences for the way Netanyahu won--for raising concerns about Arab voters being bused to the polls by foreign-funded non-profits, for committing not to agree to a Palestinian state that would hurt Israel's security. These are bizarre, self-destructive threats."
Obama makes no secret about hating Netanyahu. But is the hatred based on Bibi's personality clash with Obama or is it something more sinister?
I believe Obama is anti-Semitic.
One thing for sure, it wasn't easy for Obama to get what he wanted with the Israeli election, but it was certainly easier for him to have a Jewish video removed from the web. Thomas Lifson of American Thinker discusses how the Obama administration requested a video to be removed from the web back in 2011. Apparently, associating with Jews embarrasses our fearless leader.
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