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Worlds reaction to President Obama's Press Conference

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I did not watch the speech live' date=' but I did watch it online last night. President Obama directly addressed many of the issues, including ISIS, radical terrorists, and gun control. He stated that air strikes are more efficient and less risky than boots on the ground, and stated that the USA and its allies will continue to use air strikes to defeat ISIS. He stated that he personally feels that we are at war with ISIS and called upon Congress to formally declare war against ISIS. Hopefully they were listening. President Obama addressed many difficult issues and gave a very fair (in my opinion) view of the issues we are facing. He admitted that many terroristic threats originate from radical Muslims, and he called upon the majority of Muslims to stand up & fight against the extremists. Overall, I thought it was a strong speech. With that said, the plan President Obama called for must be carried out ASAP or it’ll fall upon deaf ears.[/quote']

 

Are they now a varsity team?

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ISIS responded by saying we will chop his head off!

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With all due respect his speech to me anyway, is about what Americans think of our president / speech / job performance. Any one of us coud had recited most of it before he gave it ... Guns are bad, Ban guns, it's the GOP's fault (and I am not republican), Don't blame Islam ...yada yada yada. I think those along with "Bush's fault" is his answer for anything.

America needs a Leader, regardless if Democrat , Republican or Independent. President "OBlame-U" is anything but a leader. He has lost any and all ability to deal with anything, has lost confidence of a large pct of Americans and practically all Foreign Leaders, including our strongest allie ... Israel / Netanyahu. The man is not a leader, he is a divider and has no concept of how to deal with anything, be it small, large, foreign or domestic.

Bottom line ....IMO the worst president in the history of this great country.

I like using a quote from the great Martin Luther King ... I judge Obama on "not the color of his skin but the content of his character", of which is none.

I know I went on a rant and that's why I rarely if ever post on threads like this. That's just my honest and imo , correct opinion of the man.

I had best stop before I get kicked off here so good luck in the remainder of this thread. :thumb:

 

And I agree with you on a lot of that stuff. But the point of this thread, which I'm beginning to think is going to fail miserably. Was to see if we could over look all of that, and actually discuss how the world is reacting to what was said last night.

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Not sure how much could be taken from the speech from the international community. While it affirmed our desire to defeat terror threats, like most political speeches it was short on substance. It was not as if he was unveiling some kind of new plan worthy of garnering much feedback. The speech was more about rallying collective spirit. Again, the biggest mishap was waiting until now to deliver the speech.

 

I agree. I think this speech may have been a few days late. Wondering if we can see what the rest of the world thinks.

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When is the next election?

 

As an American and more specifically someone with freedom to search anything on google I wold hope you can figure that out on your own. This leads me to believe you won't contribute much to this thread.

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Sportsfan41, great thread topic. Terrible execution on our part on BGP, lol.

 

Or is this symbolic...we are so myopic we can only see our POV?

 

(Mind blown)

 

 

Thanks HC. I wasn't hoping to blow people away. Just hoping to discuss how the world reacts to what was said last night. That discussion could range from how we will destroy ISIS to how we shouldn't make it so easy for people to buy "assault rifle" type of weapons.

I was happy to hear President Obama finally admit that the Ft. Hood shooting was an act of terrorism. Seems like for the past 6 years or so, no one in his administration wanted to admit that.

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I did not watch the speech live, but I did watch it online last night. President Obama directly addressed many of the issues, including ISIS, radical terrorists, and gun control. He stated that air strikes are more efficient and less risky than boots on the ground, and stated that the USA and its allies will continue to use air strikes to defeat ISIS. He stated that he personally feels that we are at war with ISIS and called upon Congress to formally declare war against ISIS. Hopefully they were listening.

 

President Obama addressed many difficult issues and gave a very fair (in my opinion) view of the issues we are facing. He admitted that many terroristic threats originate from radical Muslims, and he called upon the majority of Muslims to stand up & fight against the extremists.

 

Overall, I thought it was a strong speech. With that said, the plan President Obama called for must be carried out ASAP or it’ll fall upon deaf ears.

 

Agreed, and it was almost as though he mentioned France, Germany and the U.K. as if to deflect calls for action. Because "we're all working together" Anyone read or heard how the rest of the world has felt about this portion of the speech?

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I was happy to hear President Obama finally admit that the Ft. Hood shooting was an act of terrorism. Seems like for the past 6 years or so, no one in his administration wanted to admit that.

 

 

I agree. I took note of that as well. Wonder what those outside our great nation thought or if they even noticed it.

Agreed, and it was almost as though he mentioned France, Germany and the U.K. as if to deflect calls for action. Because "we're all working together" Anyone read or heard how the rest of the world has felt about this portion of the speech?

 

To deflect calls of action? I wholeheartedly disagree. President Obama asked that Congress make a formal declaration of war. Including France, Germany & the UK was done to show that these problems & concerns are not isolated to the United States of America, but are global problems.

As an American and more specifically someone with freedom to search anything on google I wold hope you can figure that out on your own. This leads me to believe you won't contribute much to this thread.

 

Glad you can't figure out when some one is being sarcastic.

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