Obama and the Zionist Power Configuration
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Understandably, many Americans had hoped that the incoming Obama administration would institute the promised changes away from the Bush policies of war and economic turmoil that have become so wearily familiar. That such hopes were misplaced is already clear.
Knowledgeable observers of course never held out any real expectation that America’s disastrous course over the last eight years would be reversed by a McCain, an Obama, or for that matter a Hillary Clinton victory. As the primaries turned into the election, it was always abundantly clear that the same powers were operating as usual behind the throne.
Paul Craig Roberts puts it aptly in a recent column, “Conned Again”: “Obama’s selection of http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=5986 as White House chief of staff is a signal that change ended with Obama’s election. The only thing different about the new administration will be the faces.”
As Roberts notes, many besides Emanuel are http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=5978 offers similar comments:
“What makes these arguments untenable is the fact that Obama’s public pronouncements, his top policy advisers, and the likely policymakers in his government have openly defined a most bellicose foreign…. On the major issues of war, peace, the economic crisis and the savaging of the US wage and salaried class, Obama promises to extend and deepen the policies which the majority of Americans reject and repudiate.”
See this for yourself. Obama clearly promises to do the neoconservatives’ bidding for Israel, as Israeli peace advocate Uri Avnery noted. Obama’s appearance before AIPAC, he wrote, was an appearance that “broke all records for obsequiousness and fawning.”
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.com/authors/Connelly-Obama.html#Petras