a écrit le 20 septembre 2012 à 14h51 @ African says to be deceived by Obama
Just curious, how exactly should Obama be solving the African crisis we all know? A massive US-taxpayer bailout of underperforming African economies? A US invasion of places like Cameroon or Equatorial Guinnea so that we can turn around and re-install governments based on ethnic affinity instead of competencies to do our economic bidding?
Muammar Gaddafi must be going crazy wherever he is right now listening to you lamenting from his demise while none of us offered shelter when he needed help the most, not even Mali…the man funded an African communication satellite and save Africa from spending $500 US. Billion, the man proposed an African monetary fund, an African central bank and the United States of Africa plus by himself carried the African Union from the brick of collapse and bankruptcy.
In November the Americans elect the President of the United States, not the world, let's keep that in perspective.
@Men nde
The latest polls show the president leading Mitt Romney by 8 percent, three out of four Americans find they can't connect to Mitt Romney. President Obama leading in the swing states. Romney has support from GOP and rich donators, and he is going to spend $2 Billion to try to buy the election vs. Obama's $1Billion. Women, African Americans, Latinos, LGBT, all support Obama while Romney support = old white men=disaster.... I was reading in the Metro this morning that his campaign is moving fast to calm nerves, especially among donors. At the Hilton New York dinner after a Romney fundraising, a poll was taken at a table of 10 men, each of whom had paid at least $2,500 to attend, and some of whom had raised as much as $50,000 for the campaign. Not a single man said yes to the question of the possibility for him to win in november...Romney is going down quick and even his top bundlers think he's going to lose!!!
@Ndogkoti (Sidi bou said , France)
You are so vain and predictable. Les terrains vagues ce n'est pas juste sur ta tête ou dans ton pantalon...
@Tous
Quand je vois ceux qui s'attaquent a JB ici sur le toli ça me rassure quand a la pertinence et l'intelligence de ses analyses...
Just curious, how exactly should Obama be solving the African crisis we all know? A massive US-taxpayer bailout of underperforming African economies? A US invasion of places like Cameroon or Equatorial Guinnea so that we can turn around and re-install governments based on ethnic affinity instead of competencies to do our economic bidding?
Muammar Gaddafi must be going crazy wherever he is right now listening to you lamenting from his demise while none of us offered shelter when he needed help the most, not even Mali…the man funded an African communication satellite and save Africa from spending $500 US. Billion, the man proposed an African monetary fund, an African central bank and the United States of Africa plus by himself carried the African Union from the brick of collapse and bankruptcy.
In November the Americans elect the President of the United States, not the world, let's keep that in perspective.
@Men nde
The latest polls show the president leading Mitt Romney by 8 percent, three out of four Americans find they can't connect to Mitt Romney. President Obama leading in the swing states. Romney has support from GOP and rich donators, and he is going to spend $2 Billion to try to buy the election vs. Obama's $1Billion. Women, African Americans, Latinos, LGBT, all support Obama while Romney support = old white men=disaster.... I was reading in the Metro this morning that his campaign is moving fast to calm nerves, especially among donors. At the Hilton New York dinner after a Romney fundraising, a poll was taken at a table of 10 men, each of whom had paid at least $2,500 to attend, and some of whom had raised as much as $50,000 for the campaign. Not a single man said yes to the question of the possibility for him to win in november...Romney is going down quick and even his top bundlers think he's going to lose!!!
@Ndogkoti (Sidi bou said , France)
You are so vain and predictable. Les terrains vagues ce n'est pas juste sur ta tête ou dans ton pantalon...
@Tous
Quand je vois ceux qui s'attaquent a JB ici sur le toli ça me rassure quand a la pertinence et l'intelligence de ses analyses...
