THE SHAME OF PRESIDENT OBAMA’S LEGACY

[Anonymous 6]

President Obama gave his farewell address in Chicago on January 10, 2016. President Trump took office 10 days later. The following are a few quotes from President Obama’s 50 minute speech, his words are in bold:

Lack of Vision

If I had told you 8 years ago that America would reverse a great recession, reboot our auto industry, and unleash the longest stretch of job creation in our history… and secure the right to health insurance to another 20 million of our fellow citizens, if I had told you that, you might have said our sights were set a little too high. But that’s what we did.
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So, no one could have even *IMAGINED* a better health care answer than requiring millions to purchase overpriced and often practically useless high deductible policies from private for profit corporations? No one could imagine a system better than the one Mitt Romney and the Heritage Foundation created? We couldn’t even “set our sights” at something higher?

You didn’t land on the moon for the first time. You told people they had to send Blue Cross $3,500 in premiums every year, and let some 26-year-olds, who are mostly young and healthy, continue to receive the benefits of their parents’ health policy. There are a lot of dissenting voices against the ACA even being a positive change, but to call it the best we could have even dreamed of is laughable.

Economic Woes

Because of you, by almost every measure, America is a better place than when we started

While it is possible to look at some misleading government data like the U3 unemployment rate or the nominal price of stock exchange indices, (unadjusted for the rampant $40 billion monthly Federal Reserve injections and money creation), real wages for Americans are down from 2009, when Obama took office. The data shows real incomes are around 4% lower than they were in 2009. Which means one could purchase 4% fewer goods and services. Far from improving, we have a ways to go before we reach the levels of the 1990s.

Moral Failure

There are some statistics that show some economic improvement. But even if “the economy” churns out widgets at a rate higher than it did when you took office, that measures only economics. How is the nation morally?

Record drone strikes, presidential extrajudicial kill lists, and continuation of torture, which had been wiped out as a mechanism of the state throughout every modern nation on the planet prior to 2000, all continued or increased.

What about the failing family? More single virginal Americans living with their parents than ever before? The majority of marriages failing? The fact that America has a teen birth rate over double that of Canada’s, and 10 times that of some western European nations?
What about the increasing political correctness, the demagoguery of traditional sex roles and the attacks on masculinity? Frankly I don’t care if my nation’s GDP is 2% higher next year. In fact, I’m strongly considering making the decision that Roosh and many others have, to leave this land for a country with a much lower GDP, but better values, feminine women, and better quality of life.

America has continued to slip morally, and this is even more disturbing than the economic crisis we currently face.

Equal Opportunity

“Our democracy won’t work without a sense that everyone has economic opportunity… wages, incomes, and retirement accounts are rising again. Poverty is falling again.”

Concerning wages, real wages are down. Most working age people have economic opportunity. I may have more opportunity than others, because I have good genes, high IQ, chose to pursue college degrees, and made mostly good life decisions, including not knocking up or marrying women, saving a large portion of my income, and working steadily since my high school years.

Of course, we want to encourage those types of behaviors in society, so we should support a system that gives greater opportunities to those who make better decisions. But there is opportunity for all–there are plenty of entry level jobs that give people the opportunity to start from the same place I did.

Health insurance ≠ Health care

Health care costs may be slowing (the above chart appears to show otherwise), but health insurance costs are up as much as 100% in a single year, and the IRS forces you to pay for a policy. If the claim of declining costs is true, it’s only because many people cannot afford to see the doctor under Obamacare. The typical health insurance plan that taxpayers are forced to buy under Obamacare, has a $6,000+ premium, which means even though they are paying thousands of dollars a year for an insurance policy, it offers zero benefit unless you have a serious medical issue which costs more than around $10,000.

Doctor visits are still expensive, and the sick are likely choosing to forego doctor visits for non-emergency care, thus driving down the total “cost” of health care–doctors and hospitals receive less money because people can’t afford to visit them unless the case is urgent. But that doesn’t mean we are healthier as a nation.

“If anyone can put together a plan that is demonstrably better than the improvements we’ve made to our health care system, that covers more people at less cost, I will publicly support it.

So expect an endorsement of Trump’s health care plan by Obama shortly. While there is a lack of brainpower in Congress, and most representatives are bought and paid for, it’s not hard for even a typical citizen to imagine a plan that could work better than the current system.

Racism

“For white Americans, it means acknowledging that the effects of slavery and Jim Crow didn’t just disappear in the 60s.”

So when will they disappear? If citizens are given equal protection under the law, and have economic opportunity, then at what point does the treatment of their ancestors cease to affect them? I had some powerful and wealthy ancestors over 100 years ago, and can tell you any benefit from wealth, property, or even name recognition from them disappeared far before my parents were born.

If one examines immigrants, typically the language, culture, and customs of their home nation are all but gone by the third generation.

A poor day laborer can begin digging ditches today and in 40 years his grandchildren will be as assimilated and Americanized as anyone else. This is why many such as myself aren’t even interested in foreign women unless they were born abroad—if raised in the west, they forget their traditional ways and rapidly adopt the mannerisms, speech, body fat, and feminism of the culture.

Women’s suffrage has been around only 100 years, and we are already facing fourth wave feminism. Look at the collective power that women hold in society, the economy, and politics today and reflect that they accomplished all that in only 100 years. Israel, with all its power and wealth, was established in 1948, and many of its founders escaped not slavery but forced evacuation of their homes and narrowly escaped death. And yet the ancient practice by less than 2% of Americans who owned slaves in the early 1800s is still a factor for modern blacks?

Israel built a desert land into one of the most powerful modern nations on the planet in less than 50 years. Women now control over 80% of household spending, and wield enormous political influence, just 100 years after gaining the right to vote, despite living in a violent raping land of microaggressions and triggering green frogs. How long will it take American blacks to overcome slavery, when only 5% of slaves were sent to America, slave importation was ended over 200 years ago, and all American slaves freed 150 years ago?

Military Adventurism

“We have taken out tens of thousands of terrorists… Coalition against ISIL has taken away about half their territory”

This group, with a dubious history, didn’t even exist when Obama took office. So until you take away all their territory, we’re in a worse position than 8 years ago. Or by another metric, you created tens of thousands of enemies which were so violent and dangerous you had to kill them. How many more enemies are you leaving for the next administration to deal with?

Be The Change You Want To See

“Protecting our way of life is not just the job of the military.”

This is is spot on. The threat to America will not be from an invading army; indeed America has never faced a serious threat from war in its history since 1812. The problems with America cannot be solved by military troops; I’d argue they can only be exacerbated by more aggression and war. Instead, all our degeneracy and destruction is coming from within. And no organized force is fighting it.

Freedoms Are Great, Even When We Take Them

“If the scope of freedom and respect for the rule of law shrinks around the world, the likelihood of war within and between nations increases. And our own freedoms will eventually be threatened.

Freedoms for Americans both at home and abroad are far less than they were 15 years ago. This is mostly due to our own governments restricting our rights and imposing additional laws and rules.

Continued Bashing of Russia and China

“Rivals like Russia or China cannot match our influence around the world, unless we give up what we stand for, and turn ourselves into just a big country that bullies smaller neighbors”

Why must Russia and China be rivals or enemies? My personal view of Russia is that it is a European state with bright scientists, engineers, and a long history in art, music, and ballet, which is seeing a masculine and Christian revival. My personal view of China is that it is a great place to buy lots of things cheaply.

If they are enemies or rivals, it is because politicians make them so. While there are some cultural differences between the west and Asia, the constant verbal badgering of China will only embolden them to battle the west economically, and perhaps one day militarily. By contrast, Trump sees Russia as a strong leader and potential ally, and while being critical of some trade policies, “loves China.”

As to the second point, what is America to the world if not a big country that bullies others? If America cared about the well being of its neighbors, perhaps it could assist in structural change with nearby Haiti, one of the poorest nations in the world. Instead, it runs multiple wars on far flung nations, determined to overthrow their political and social order and bring them a “democracy” they don’t want, and then is surprised when the result of the popular vote is a Muslim ethnostate.

If America cared about strengthening its image and influence, why doesn’t it help end the Syrian civil war, which is sending “refugees” all over Europe, causing multiple mass murders of peaceful European citizens, threatening the very future of these countries as peaceful, independent states? Instead, America came very close to going to war for the radical rebels in Syria that are the root of this problem.

Don’t Rely On Politicians

The end of his speech was good, and he encourages people to not sit back and rely on politicians to fix problems, but to confront them ourselves.

“Not just when there’s an election, not just when your interest is at stake… If you disagree with someone on the internet, try talking with them. If something needs fixing, then lace up your shoes… “

Good advice, especially for the manosphere, as Trump is not going to solve all our problems. I’ll be impressed if he can just stop things from further declining.

To all the party hacks, remember that criticism of someone who is a Democrat is not support of Republicans. I find distasteful things in some of Trump’s speeches, and hope his feet are held to the fire, especially on civil liberties issues. But he will be a fresh change in many areas. Our best hopes?

1. An end to warmongering with Russia
2. Pushing back on politically correct speech
3. A return to reality – an end to invented gender pronouns, rape culture lies, and media lies

[bladeParticipant]

Michelle had a bigger c~~~ than Obama . Shame

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

[Anonymous 14]

I think the single biggest shame of Obama’s presidency that many do not quite understand is that he supported the destabilization/act of war vs. a stable county that attacked nobody. (Libya) And in doing so he backed the crazy racist fundamentalist types that Gaddafi had kept in check. These guys hunted blacks like dogs and drove around with their corpses tied to the hoods and dragged behind the cars and trucks that the U.S. gave them… That’s right, the first Black U.S. president supported the mass murder of Blacks in Libya, as well as the destabilization of a country in which it’s leader was extremely progressive for that part of the world, and did his best to protect Black Libyans. And if that wasn’t bad enough, it was all done without Congressional Approval. Thousands have died in the seas alone trying to flee…

I say f~~~ Obama, and f~~~ Israel’s wars.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

That entire group is an example of not knowing when it is time to leave.

Instead of leaving for a non-extradition country with their wealthy gained from questionable means, or in Obama’s case not staying there (his vacation in French Polynesia), this group continues to try to hold onto power.

The democrat party cannot rebuild because this group continues to try every means to remain in control of the party, with them making sure the party leadership becomes more and more partisan, with no outside views allows.

Also, this group has done everything to undermine effects to repair the damage they have caused to the American people.

This group has encouraged every radical progressive group they can find to become violent towards nationalists.

This group has even tried to start a war between the U.S. and Russia in the hopes of them avoiding responsibility for their actions by having the populations of the U.S. and Russia murdered in a nuclear exchange.

At this point, the members of this group need to be more worried about being arrested and charged concerning their actions after the election than before the election.

While this group tries to paint President Trump as the next President Nixon, they forgot that it was not the break-in crime that drove President Nixon from office, but the cover-up and lies that happened afterward. And this group has been doing a lot of cover-up and lying since the election.

The last week has been very bad for this group. They were hoping that their puppet Comey could entrap President Trump in a process law (lying to the feds or obstruction of justice), but Comey screwed up his second hearing, implicated them instead of President Trump, and Comey has been caught in multiple statements which could be considered perjury.

What is worse is what President Trump has said that everyone is taking the wrong way. President Trump has hinted he may have recordings. But, he never stated the recordings were made by him.

When Comey was fired from being Director of the FBI, he was in LA. Before Comey found out he was fire, on the news, it was report U.S. Marshals raids his office at the FBI.

What if those recordings are were made by Comey as insurance against his handlers. This would change the whole dynamic of the situation.

[Anonymous 6]

Anonymous wrote:

I think the single biggest shame of Obama’s presidency that many do not quite understand is that he supported the destabilization/act of war vs. a stable county that attacked nobody. (Libya) And in doing so he backed the crazy racist fundamentalist types that Gaddafi had kept in check. These guys hunted blacks like dogs and drove around with their corpses tied to the hoods and dragged behind the cars and trucks that the U.S. gave them… That’s right, the first Black U.S. president supported the mass murder of Blacks in Libya, as well as the destabilization of a country in which it’s leader was extremely progressive for that part of the world, and did his best to protect Black Libyans. And if that wasn’t bad enough, it was all done without Congressional Approval. Thousands have died in the seas alone trying to flee…

I say f~~~ Obama, and f~~~ Israel’s wars.

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Killing Gaddafi may have been the dumbest move ever.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

Anonymous wrote:

Killing Gaddafi may have been the dumbest move ever.

They took control of Libya’s oil reserves, they stole Gaddafi’s gold and other valuables, and they destroyed the nation of Libya to drive the Libyan population into invading Europe as political weapons against Western Culture.

[Can’t Stump TrumpParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

So expect an endorsement of Trump’s health care plan by Obama shortly.

I would expect this if I ever expected one true word to pass between that man’s lips.

Women are better at multitasking? Fucking up several things at once is not multitasking.

[FrostByteParticipant 19005]

Worst president ever. That’s what happens when you send a boy (age not race) to do a man’s job.

If you rescue a damsel in distress, all you will get is a distressed damsel.

[Anonymous 6]

I still think Lyndon Johnson is the worst President ever, but I guess he can make a run for modern day Presidents

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

One point forgotten in this mess. During the hearing, Comey stated the (then AG of the DOJ) Lynch to play down the Hillary e-mail investigation and call it a “matter”. Comey handed out a lot of immunity deals to Clinton associates. These immunity deals are likely going to be called into question as part of a obstruction of justice investigation against Comey and other people.

Special Counsel Mueller is being pulled into this questioning in the last few days. He was Comey’s predecessor and he is accused of doing (over Congressman Barr’s Waco massacre investigation) what the Comey is accusing Trump of doing. The accusal being to drop an ongoing investigation

AG Sessions is going to testify at the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.

I would not be surprised that next week, if AG Session publicly states to the effect that in light of the recent revelations he is unrecusing himself from any investigation dealing with the 2016 presidential election and the events connected to it.

From what I read online is possible to undo such a legal recusal if there is a valid reason in doing so. Such as what has been recently learned and the president ordering him to do the investigations.

[Anonymous 6]

Yep some heads are going to roll, it just takes time to do so. Gotta have the right people in the right positions to ask the right questions. Comey can already be arrested because he committed perjury the other day.

If i was the Senate Intel Committee, i would subpoena Loretta Lynch to confirm or deny what Comey said. I’m willing to bet that Comey would make a deal to get out of some jail time.

And that tape that Trump was talking about. People should know by now, he doesn’t tweet just for the sake of tweeting, he sent that tweet out about taped conversations for a reason. And if he releases it, some s~~~ is gonna hit the fan.

Meanwhile, the agenda is still getting done. The Veterans bill will be on his desk next week after the Senate vote, Illegal Immigration is down 73%, the market is reaching new highs every other day, most people distrust the news, so the only people who rely on the MSM, are people who weren’t going to vote for Trump anyway.

Things are looking up

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

Anonymous wrote:

Meanwhile, the agenda is still getting done. The Veterans bill will be on his desk next week after the Senate vote, Illegal Immigration is down 73%, the market is reaching new highs every other day, most people distrust the news, so the only people who rely on the MSM, are people who weren’t going to vote for Trump anyway.

Things are looking up

The globalists may believe that crashing the market will oust President Trump. One of the reasons people voted for President Trump was his experience with bankruptcy. If a crash happens, President Trump will likely nullify the debt, institute a new currency, and maybe get rid of the Federal Reserve.

In such a situation as a market crash, we will likely not see more bailouts, bail-ins, and austerity with all the people’s wealth being stolen and given to the globalists.

[Anonymous 6]

And people don’t realize that Trump getting elected in the first place was a F~~~ YOU to the establishment. The dude has the chance to be like Reagan. I saw a poll the other day where Trump voters and independents are tired of hearing about Russia, so let me get this right…The people who matter, don’t care about it. And the people who don’t matter, keep talking about it…GREAT. Dems are digging their own graves with this, notice, they aren’t talking about policy differences, they just don’t like Trump. They’ve put forth nothing in comparison to his policies, so what can they run on in 2018, and 2020.

Plus, there are 10 Senate seats up for grabs next year and they are all from states that Trump won. They can’t go back to their districts (which are now red), and brag that they stopped Trump’s agenda and halted his progress. They have to vote in favor of legislation by Trump because that’s what their voters back home want.

They have to play ball or risk getting voted out. And in cases like this, people always choose to save their own asses before the party. So the closer we get to 2018, expect more legislation to cross Trump’s desk

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

Anonymous wrote:

And people don’t realize that Trump getting elected in the first place was a F~~~ YOU to the establishment. The dude has the chance to be like Reagan. I saw a poll the other day where Trump voters and independents are tired of hearing about Russia, so let me get this right…The people who matter, don’t care about it. And the people who don’t matter, keep talking about it…GREAT. Dems are digging their own graves with this, notice, they aren’t talking about policy differences, they just don’t like Trump. They’ve put forth nothing in comparison to his policies, so what can they run on in 2018, and 2020.

Plus, there are 10 Senate seats up for grabs next year and they are all from states that Trump won. They can’t go back to their districts (which are now red), and brag that they stopped Trump’s agenda and halted his progress. They have to vote in favor of legislation by Trump because that’s what their voters back home want.

They have to play ball or risk getting voted out. And in cases like this, people always choose to save their own asses before the party. So the closer we get to 2018, expect more legislation to cross Trump’s desk

Something to watch is this runoff election in Georgia. The democrats are pouring in money and the democrats now claim that their guy will win, even when the district his historically goes republican.

The Trump Administration is remaining silence on this runoff election. I believe this might be a trap by the Trump Administration. If the republican loses, President Trump may call for a election investigation of the district to make sure illegal votes did not throw the election in favor of the democrat running.

[Anonymous 1]

Obama was a puppet just like all of our past presidents. He worked for Goldman Sachs and his butt buddy Rahm Emanuel (very powerful family). I feel the same way about him as I do George W. Bush, ashamed to call myself an American. Ever since 2001, I have increasingly felt more and more disgusted with our Country’s actions in the mid-east. This is nothing new though. Look at how the U.S. dealt with South America during the United Fruit Company (Dulles Brothers) days. It is sad to think how proud I used to be born in the “Greatest Country on Earth.” Yeah…I can’t really say that anymore, knowing what I know. Think about all those Nazi scientists the U.S. rescued and hired under “Operation Paperclip.” Then using them to illegally experiment on the public. F~~~ me, I thought we were supposed to stand for what was right? Guess that was all just propaganda though.

Here is another thing that p~~~ed me off about Obama and BLM type movements too. My great-great-grandfather emigrated from Germany right before WWI. He had to change his name because people would have hanged him from a lamp post for being “German.” Seriously, bad times, not so different from being black back then. His son my Great-grandfather spent most of his adult life in Prison. My Grandfather only met his Dad one time. They were affectionately called “poor white trash” by society. That was his “Leave it Beaver” or “Little House on the Prairie” American Dream that you hear about. I’m supposed to feel privileged about that. Lol.

[Anonymous 14]

Anonymous wrote:

Killing Gaddafi may have been the dumbest move ever.

Yea, for humanity, but Israel doesn’t care about that sort of thing, they just want what they want are have been getting it full circle and on steroids since 2001.

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