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OBAMA: FRIEND TO OUR ENEMIES, EAVESDROPPER TO OUR FRIENDS
Posted 10.25.13 by Todd Cefaratti, Editor of TPNN
While Americans witness failures all across the board in government, the Obama Administration continues to duck and dodge responsibility at a time when Americans need answers and accountability, not tired excuses.
The Obama Administration, whenever possible, works to tie together seemingly incongruous narratives that desperately attempts to place blame on political opponents to escape accountability.
Though the president’s desk once held a sign that boasted, “The Buck Stops Here,” the new motto of the presidency is, “This disaster is everyone else’s fault but mine!”
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The Obama Administration has been continually attempting to reassure Americans that the NSA Scandal is not the overreaching government surveillance that documents seem to show.
On Friday, the plot thickened when the Guardian reported that an internal NSA memo leaked by former NSA employee Edward Snowden monitored the phone calls of high-ranking world leaders and diplomats. The Guardianreported,
“The National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders after being given the numbers by an official in another US government department, according to a classified document provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The confidential memo reveals that the*NSA*encourages senior officials in its ‘customer’ departments, such as the White House, State and the Pentagon, to share their “Rolodexes” so the agency can add the phone numbers of leading foreign politicians to their*surveillance*systems.
The document notes that one unnamed US official handed over 200 numbers, including those of the 35 world leaders, none of whom is named. These were immediately ‘tasked’ for monitoring by the*NSA.”
German chancellor Angela Merkel has accused to the Obama Administration of tapping her cell phone. Merkel reportedly made a furious call to the White House to ask if her phone had been tapped.
When not bowing down to our international enemies, the Obama Administration is apparently okay with betraying our allies by bugging their communications. Great.
On Friday, as America’s allies fumed, Secretary of State John Kerry spoke at the liberal think tank, the Center for American Progress, to discuss “the importance of America’s leadership in the world.”
While he spoke to the crowd, Secretary of State completely omitted the international crisis created by America’s betrayal of diplomats and stressed that America’s importance in the international community was hindered by- you guessed it- the government shutdown.
“I wanted to reflect on the damage that events like the one we’ve just been through can do to the esteem in which the United States is held in the world,” Kerry said. “The shutdown, and the dysfunction, and the simplistic dialogue that came with it, didn’t impress anyone about the power of America’s example.”
No, the damage done to America’s image has nothing to do with the complete foreign policy failures in Benghazi, in Syria, in Egypt or with Russia. It has nothing to do with our domestic policies geared towards creating fiscal insolvency and unsustainable debt.
No, the*real*problem that tarnishes America is the government shutdown that arose when the Tea Party finally had had enough.
Please…
If Obama’s scandalous administration wants to restore even a shred of credibility, they need to begin taking responsibility for their actions.
Obama: Friend to Our Enemies, Eavesdropper to Our Friends - Tea Party Headlines by TheTeaParty.net
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Posted 10.25.13 by Todd Cefaratti, Editor of TPNN
While Americans witness failures all across the board in government, the Obama Administration continues to duck and dodge responsibility at a time when Americans need answers and accountability, not tired excuses.
The Obama Administration, whenever possible, works to tie together seemingly incongruous narratives that desperately attempts to place blame on political opponents to escape accountability.
Though the president’s desk once held a sign that boasted, “The Buck Stops Here,” the new motto of the presidency is, “This disaster is everyone else’s fault but mine!”
Loading...
The Obama Administration has been continually attempting to reassure Americans that the NSA Scandal is not the overreaching government surveillance that documents seem to show.
On Friday, the plot thickened when the Guardian reported that an internal NSA memo leaked by former NSA employee Edward Snowden monitored the phone calls of high-ranking world leaders and diplomats. The Guardianreported,
“The National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders after being given the numbers by an official in another US government department, according to a classified document provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The confidential memo reveals that the*NSA*encourages senior officials in its ‘customer’ departments, such as the White House, State and the Pentagon, to share their “Rolodexes” so the agency can add the phone numbers of leading foreign politicians to their*surveillance*systems.
The document notes that one unnamed US official handed over 200 numbers, including those of the 35 world leaders, none of whom is named. These were immediately ‘tasked’ for monitoring by the*NSA.”
German chancellor Angela Merkel has accused to the Obama Administration of tapping her cell phone. Merkel reportedly made a furious call to the White House to ask if her phone had been tapped.
When not bowing down to our international enemies, the Obama Administration is apparently okay with betraying our allies by bugging their communications. Great.
On Friday, as America’s allies fumed, Secretary of State John Kerry spoke at the liberal think tank, the Center for American Progress, to discuss “the importance of America’s leadership in the world.”
While he spoke to the crowd, Secretary of State completely omitted the international crisis created by America’s betrayal of diplomats and stressed that America’s importance in the international community was hindered by- you guessed it- the government shutdown.
“I wanted to reflect on the damage that events like the one we’ve just been through can do to the esteem in which the United States is held in the world,” Kerry said. “The shutdown, and the dysfunction, and the simplistic dialogue that came with it, didn’t impress anyone about the power of America’s example.”
No, the damage done to America’s image has nothing to do with the complete foreign policy failures in Benghazi, in Syria, in Egypt or with Russia. It has nothing to do with our domestic policies geared towards creating fiscal insolvency and unsustainable debt.
No, the*real*problem that tarnishes America is the government shutdown that arose when the Tea Party finally had had enough.
Please…
If Obama’s scandalous administration wants to restore even a shred of credibility, they need to begin taking responsibility for their actions.
Obama: Friend to Our Enemies, Eavesdropper to Our Friends - Tea Party Headlines by TheTeaParty.net
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