Just hours after North Korea launched a long-range rocket, President Barack Obama called for "a world without nuclear weapons" and said the United States has a “moral responsibility ” to lead the way, as the only nation ever to use them... [America is guilty]
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The president directly addressed the Cold War history of this former Soviet bloc city, calling the remaining nuclear weapons “the most dangerous legacy” of that era.
He again pointed to history to say that America must lead. “As a nuclear power – as the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon – the United States has a moral responsibility to act,” he said. {America is guilty, guilty]
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And a sop to people who believe he means it:
“I'm not naive. This goal will not be reached quickly –- perhaps not in my lifetime. It will take patience and persistence,” he told an adoring crowd that waved miniature American and Czech flags. “But now we, too, must ignore the voices who tell us that the world cannot change. We have to insist, "Yes, we can."
The feel-good line that rallied so many Americans to his side last year felt right at home before a Sunday morning audience here, a popular city for the backpack and expat set.
There are so many things that he said that dupes told us he did not mean. He does mean it, that's why Team Obama had such an over-the-top reaction to Joe the Plumber. "He's going to govern from the center" we were told. So how come he's running GM, selling off Chrysler, setting wages and salaries and bowing to a Saudi King after giving duty-free shop gifts to the British?
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As one who served in the Cold War, the idea that certain foes would be contained by smaller forces or thwarted from evil deeds rested on our Nuclear Arsenal. To remove it or even suggest doing so is to further try to aim us to being just another part of George Soros World Order. We need someone like Teddy Roosevelt or Barry Goldwater to stand up to these idiots and tell them that the rest of the world knows no rules and one should not go into the night (or day) without being prepared as best possible.
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