For the Duration

As the slaughter of medical missionaries aptly demonstrated, the world remains a very dangerous place especially under the stewardship of Barack Hussein Obama, who was so regarded as the embodiment of peace and harbinger of dovish times that he has already been awarded the Nobel Prize by Leftist ninnies. Obama's outreach to Muslims has included his "Cairo speech" that could become infamous to lovers of freedom and justice, elevating Muslim self-esteem bizarrely as the primary mission of NASA, and bowing to Saudi Arabia's tyrannical monarch. Obama has also rewarded Islamist terror and betrayed an ally by backing Israel into a corner, all in the hopes of appeasing that which can not be appeased. For outside of the United States where those who oppose Obama are scared for the future of America (with justification), President Barack Hussein Obama is neither feared nor loved. A recent poll conducted of the Muslim/Arab street showed that despite all of Obama's efforts at reconciliation, Obama is held in about as low esteem as the last President Bush was. And President Bush was decisive enough early on after September 11 demonstrating US resolve with the quick taking of Afghanistan and the "Shock and Awe" campaign that led to the fall and eventual execution of Saddam Hussein that our Islamo-fascist enemies had to think twice before they mounted attacks on the homeland or on our people abroad that could lead to their family name being erased from the earth (remember Uday and Qusay Hussein). Few leaders and international villains outside the United States tremble at the notion of offending Barack Obama, from Islamist thugs, to Mexican drug gangs, to the little North Korean mad man whose forces have just seized a South Korean fishing vessel. At least the widely despised last President Bush gave those who would do us harm second thoughts. Sometimes, it is better for a leader to be feared than loved. In the case of Barack Hussein Obama, internationally- he is neither. For as long as Barack Hussein Obama is at the helm, the United States will continue to offend and abandon traditional international allies and attempt to placate sworn enemies.