On this Video Obama's Jew So full of Crap Wasserman Schultz lies in saying Obama is Pro Israel But I am going to quote Obama Nicolas Sarkozy branded the Israeli prime minister 'a liar' while Obama retorted: 'You're fed up with him - I have to deal with him every day!'
You can't take back those words all you want Obama. Obama you showed that you are an Anti Semite and there is nothing you can say that will take back those words. Those words are going to haunt you when Jewish Community votes you OUT and Votes me in. I don't have to debate you to show who you are and what you are. What I have been saying for the past 3 years are true. I have told the Jewish Community you are a Jew /Israeli hater and they defended you . Now the Jewish Obama Zombies are waking up because you showed who you are. You are a Jew Hating Muslim like all your Jew Hating Muslim Friends.
Bachmann can yell and scream all she wants about how Obama should apologies Bachmann apologies to the American people for stealing tax payers money first on your DEAD father-in-laws farm. How long has he been dead? 5 years?
This is a time for America to say I had enough of this black man in office who hates anyone who isn't Muslim. He even hates the black Christians of this country. Tell Obama he is out by signing the petition below to put Leah Lax on the Ballot. Let him have a real reason to hate.. I will win ! Visit www.Leahlax.com and donate to remove this Muslim President.
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Who is Obama fighting? He's fighting Jews. He's at war with Jews and then the Christians are next.
Obama facing Jewish backlash over remarks about Israeli PM in exchange with Sarkozy caught on open mic
Last updated at 8:03 AM on 9th November 2011
It was the private conversation heard 'round the world, and some U.S. lawmakers are stepping up to scold Barack Obama over his choice of words as he cozied up to Nicolas Sarkozy last week.
The president and his French counterpart were caught taking a jab at Benjamin Netanyahu during the G20 Summit last week in Cannes as the two thought their microphones we off.
Nicolas Sarkozy branded the Israeli prime minister 'a liar' while Obama retorted: 'You're fed up with him - I have to deal with him every day!'
Problems: A private exchange between French president Nicolas Sarkozy,and US president Barack Obama about Israelii prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was overheard was caught on an open mic
Ears burning: Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the topic of the not-so-secret discussion between Sarkozy and Obama
Going about his business: French President Nicolas Sarkozy (C) welcomes Benin's President Thomas Boni Yayi at the Elysee Palace in Paris yesterday
On Tuesday, several U.S. lawmakers chided the president, saying his undignified comments couldn’t have come at a worse time.
Rep Bob Turner, who took over the predominantly Jewish New York district vacated by Anthony Weiner, warned that Obama's comments could be 'dangerously misconstrued.'
Speaking with Politico, Rep Turner said: 'These are dangerous times in the Mideast, and we cannot allow Israel's enemies to believe there is a crack of light between our relationship. This is the time to make clear that America stands resolutely beside her ally.'
Congresswoman and 2012 GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann demanded that the president apologize for his remarks.
Happier days: Back in May the pair held hands when Netanyahu came to Paris for a visit. Bibi next time don't be so nice
She said: 'I call on President Obama to immediately apologize to Prime Minister Netanyahu and I also believe that the president should demonstrate leadership and demand that the French President Sarkozy do the same.'
Israeli politician Danny Danon said that President Obama revealed his feelings toward Israel with the remarks to Sarkozy.
(No Bachmann Obama has to apologize to all the Jewish people of the world. He showed enough disrespect to all Jews)
Mr Danon told the Jerusalem Post: 'Obama’s true face was revealed, as are his cold and disrespectful policies toward Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu.'
(Obama doesn't care for Americans just for the Muslims who live in America and in Islamic countries)
He added: 'Anyone who had doubts about the way Obama treats Israel doesn't have them anymore. Obama is bad for Israel.'
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney had no comment this afternoon.
The fateful conversation began with Obama chiding Sarkozy for not telling him that France would vote to admit the Palestinians into the UN body UNESCO - a step the U.S. opposes.
From there, the two men began discussing the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an exchange which has now been published on French news website Arret Sur Images.
Mr Sarkozy is then overheard saying: 'I cannot stand him. He is a liar.'
Mr. Obama is reported to have replied: 'You're fed up with him, but I have to deal with him every day!'
The U.S. president then urged Sarkozy to try to persuade the Palestinian Authority to step down its campaign for membership of the United Nations.
After three minutes, French officials realised the conversation was being eavesdropped and cut the microphones, Arret Sur Images said.
The journalists then agreed not to publish the overheard chat and stick to the 'rules of conduct' that applied to covering the summit - but one reporter later leaked the details to the website.
But while the outburst - which was heard by six French journalists wearing headsets - is humiliating for French summit host, it could lead to serious difficulties for the Americans.
Politically, the gaffe with Sarkozy also represents a crushing blow to Obama's attempts to court the crucial Jewish vote ahead of next year's U.S. election.
Obama and Sarkozy made for a very congenial pair at Cannes, with lots of handshakes and backslapping.
In fact, the U.S. President felt so comfortable in the presence of dimunitive Sarkozy that he cracked a joke at the Frenchman's expense over the birth of his new daughter Giulia with his supermodel wife Carla Bruni.
'I'm confident that Giulia inherited her mother’s looks, rather than her father's,' he said.
Both the White House and Elysee Palace have refused to confirm or deny that the exchange took place.
Iran is pursuing its nuclear weapons program at the Parchin military base about 30 kilometers from Tehran, diplomatic sources in Vienna say
Parchin has hundreds of structures and a number of fortified tunnels and bunkers for carrying out explosive experiments
Child's play: President Barack Obama seemed oblivious to the breaking scandal visits a classroom at Yeadon Regional Head Start Center in Yeadon, Pennsylvania yesterday Here in this picture Obama looks like a nut.
Meanwhile Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today stepped up the war of words over the International Atomic Energy Agency's report which is due to be published today.
France, China and Russia have urged the U.S. and Israel not to take military action despite fears Iran could be 'nuclear ready' in a matter of months.
The agency report is expected to claim that Iran has continued working on its progamme since 2003 - with the help of rogue scientists from Russia and Pakistan - while the world thought it had halted its scheme.
The report will also suggest that Iran made computer models of a nuclear warhead and include satellite imagery of what the IAEA believes is a large steel container used for nuclear arms-related high explosives tests.
UN evidence suggesting Iran was helped by foreign scientists could provide further headache for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Ahmadinejad today criticised the head of the UN's nuclear agency as an American pawn.
He said his country's nuclear budget was roughly $270m a year, in a rare official declaration of a monetary figure.
He said that Iran will not withdraw from its controversial nuclear activities, which Tehran insists are not geared toward weapons production.
The UN Security Council hopes that they will suspend nuclear enrichment and start negotiations on its nuclear programme - which it refuses to do.
In remarks broadcast on state television Ahmadinejad said that IAEA chief Yukiya Amano was simply repeating U.S. allegations.
'He delivers the papers that American officials hand on him,' Ahmadinejad said.
'I am sorry that a person is heading the agency who has no power by himself and violates the agency's regulations, too,' the Iranian president said.
OBAMA'S INSULTS COULD LOSE HIM MORE JEWISH VOTERS IN U.S.
President Obama's disparaging comments about the Israeli PM are unlikely to help his attempts to win over the Jewish vote in the run-up to next year's election.
The President has been dogged by accusations that he is anti-Israeli and the criticism has been blamed by some for the Democrats' most recent electoral losses.
Earlier this year Bob Turner became the first Republican to win the two-fifths Jewish district of New York City following the resignation of disgraced congressman Anthony Weiner.
And a recent poll showed a dramatic fall in Obama's approval rating among Jewish Americans, down from 68 per cent in May to 54 per cent in September.
He again reiterated Iran's claim that it is not involved in making a nuclear weapon.
'They should know that if we want to remove the hand of the U.S. from the world, we do not need bombs and hardware. We work based on thoughts, culture and logic,' he said.
Ahmadinejad said the U.S has recently added $81bn to its current budget on nuclear weapons, some 300 times the entire Iranian budget.
U.S. officials say the government will use the IAEA report as leverage in making its case to other countries that sanctions should be expanded and tightened and that the enforcement of those sanctions should be toughened.
Israel has also reiterated in the run-up to the report's release that it may at some point conduct a military strike.
Israeli defence minister Ehud Barak told Israel Radio today that he is sceptical the international community would impose crippling sanctions on Iran after the report's release, and that Israel will continue to recommend that no option be taken off the table.
In an apparent answer to Barak, Iran's defence minister General Ahmad Vahidi said Iran would strongly respond to any strike.
'Any adventurous and hostile act against Iran will face a strong, swift and stern response by the Iranian armed forces,' Gen Vahidi told IRNA news agency.
China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said today that while Beijing is firmly opposed to any use of force, 'the Iranian side should also show flexibility and sincerity.'
China is Iran's biggest trading partner but has supported previous UN sanctions related to Iran's nuclear programme.
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