<<<<<< Signs showing deep dissatisfaction with Obama, line many of the streets in Israel.
The rest of this story is found in the not-so-Compliant Media.
In negative summary article of Obama’s
Middle East policy, found in the very
liberal US Today, we have the following headline and news excerpts:
U.S is
now less popular in the region than at the end of the George W. Bush
administration.
Despite downgrading the trip, many
see Obama's arrival as the sequel to his 2009 visit to Cairo, where he
announced a "new beginning" with the Muslim world. Four years later,
that doesn't auger well for renewed efforts in Israel and the West Bank.
According to the latest survey by the Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project,
confidence in Obama in Muslim countries dropped from 33% to 24% in his first
term. Approval of Obama's policies declined even further, from 34% to 15%. And
support for the United States in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Pakistan is lower
today than it was in 2008 in the closing year of George W. Bush's
administration. That collapse of support has not happened elsewhere.
You know that Obama is in trouble with his own Leftist Media, when the comparison to Bush, makes Bush look good, and that is exactly what is happening in the
Compliant Media . . . . . just in time for the coming 2014 midterm
elections. US Today continues with this
comparison:
President Obama's first journey to Israel as president comes
amid earth-shattering change in Middle East, much of it for the worse. The Arab
Spring, which once raised hopes of freedom and dignity, has diverged onto the
dark path of Islamist authoritarian rule. In Syria, tens of thousands of people have died in
a bitter civil war that might have recently seen its first use of chemical weapons. And Iran continues its march toward nuclear
weapons capability, heedless of international condemnation. Obama's effort to
seek peace between Palestinians and Israelis is in tatters.
In the end, the
socialist One Worlders at US Today, are
having to admit to the dismal and convoluted foreign “policy” of their current leader, a man who came out of Harvard with nothing
but untested Utopian ideals and the political maturity of a nat.
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