ברק אובמה באמת לא מוכן, באופן מסוכן,להנהיג את העולם.
רק לג'ון מק'קיין יש את הניסיון ואת כושר המנהיגות להנהיג את העולם החופשי מול משטר הטירוף האיראני.

חטייאר

זה תרגיל רגיל של הרפובליקנים.
האמת שונה.
TITLE: ''Tiny.''

LENGTH: 30 seconds.

AIRING: In key states where McCain is on the air.

SCRIPT: Announcer: ''Iran. Radical Islamic government. Known sponsors of terrorism. Developing nuclear capabilities to 'generate power' but threatening to eliminate Israel. Obama says Iran is a 'tiny' country, 'doesn't pose a serious threat.' Terrorism, destroying Israel, those aren't 'serious threats'? Obama _ dangerously unprepared to be president.''

John McCain: ''I'm John McCain and I approved this message.''

ANALYSIS: The ad is misleading because it states that Obama said Iran is ''tiny'' and ''doesn't pose a serious threat'' without noting that Obama was comparing the threat Iran poses today to the Soviet Union, the nuclear-armed adversary of the U.S. during the Cold War.

The nature of the threat from Iran, which the U.S. believes has nuclear ambitions, and how to deal with it are at the heart of a key policy debate for Obama and McCain. The ad seeks to boil down Obama's position to one that supports the McCain drumbeat that Obama isn't ready to be president.

For his part, McCain wants tougher sanctions on Iran and, like President Bush, doesn't support high-level talks with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Both Republicans see talks with such adversaries as legitimizing them and bringing them unwarranted attention.

In July 2007, Obama first stirred debate among his rivals for the Democratic nomination as well as among Republicans by asserting that he would be willing to meet _ without conditions _ in the first year of his presidency with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea. Obama later questioned whether Ahmadinejad would be ''the right person'' with whom to discuss U.S.-Iran relations. Still, Obama argues that direct diplomacy with Iran would help the U.S. press for tougher international sanctions.

Last May in Pendleton, Ore., Obama reiterated his belief that the U.S. is strong enough to talk with its adversaries. In calling Iran ''tiny'' compared to the Soviet Union and having a small fraction of the Soviet military force, he noted that direct diplomacy with the Soviets was a bipartisan policy for decades in spite of their threat.

''Strong countries and strong presidents talk to their adversaries,'' Obama said at the time. ''I mean, think about it. Iran, Cuba, Venezuela _ these countries are tiny compared to the Soviet Union. They don't pose a serious threat to us the way the Soviet Union posed a threat to us. And yet we were willing to talk to the Soviet Union at the time when they were saying, 'We're going to wipe you off the planet.'''

KEY IMAGES: Photographs of Ahmadinejad and a sign that reads, ''Don't forget to say death to America,'' the image of an industrial plant, a photo of Ahmadinejad looking at machinery, a photo of Obama that is followed by armed foreign soldiers, a terrorist and the Israeli flag before another photo of Obama. The spot ends with a photo of McCain.

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Analysis by Douglass K. Daniel

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חלק מהביקורת הקשה על בוש (והלא נכונה מעשית אגב) היא שהוא משרת את האינטרסים של ישראל ולא מביא בחשבון את אלו של אמריקה. יש אינספור דרכים לתקוף את אובמה-כמו זה שכל יום הוא מפריח סיסמא אחרת, שהוא סוג של נוכל שמבטיח שינוי כדי להינות מההפקר, שהוא ג'נקי לשעבר ושהוא שחור (לזה אפשר לרמוז מאוד בדקות) שיוביל את ארה''ב למעמד של מובלת ממובילה.

כל פעם שמזכירים את המילה ישראל בתשדיר של מקקיין צריך להיזהר מכך שזה יעלה לו בכמה אחוזים בבחירות.

אני מאוד מקווה שאובמהלא ייבחר-גם כאמריקני לא יהודי, לא הייתי מאחל לו להיבחר-הוא פשוט יפגע בארה''ב בכל הצדדים.