A few weeks ago our beloved ruler shot off his mouth
and involved himself in British and European politics when he expressed the pontifical,
know-it-all opinion that England would be badly hurt if they voted to leave the
European Union, and then our fool president slipped in a threat that if they voted
to separate themselves from the EU, American money and support for England
would dry up. Obama is nothing if he’s not a smooth talker when addressing our
allies.
The problem with Obama’s intrusion in England’s
internal politics, and forgetting his long antipathy toward England, is that
the man maintains a collectivist, socialist attitude and he’s always wrong. Of
course he likes the European Union, because it behaves like a dictator and tries
to control the internal politics and economic decisions of all member-states of
the EU, much like Obama’s disastrous, dictatorial ruling style as president of
the US.
In order to better judge the accuracy of Obama’s
decisions and to gain a better view of his advice to Britons to vote against
exiting the European Union, let’s review some of his major decisions while America’s
president and see if we can glean some insight to his success rate:
Obama was wrong to force government healthcare on all
Americans; he’s wrong about allowing untold numbers of illegal aliens to cross
our borders and enter the United States, illegally, every day; he’s wrong about
the LGBT restroom edict; he’s wrong about forcing welfare housing on middle
class neighborhoods; he’s wrong about denying Americans the constitutional
right to possess weapons for their own defense; he’s wrong about the cause and
commission of radical Islamic terror attacks around the world; he was wrong to unilaterally
withdraw troops from Iraq when he did; he was wrong to sign the Nuke agreement
with Iran; he’s wrong to allow the influx of Syrian “refugees” into America despite
the warning from the FBI that they cannot be properly vetted and despite the
fact that ISIS said they would infiltrate the “refugees” with terrorists; he
was wrong to re-establish diplomatic relations with a still-communist Cuba; he
was wrong about the Arab Spring and the advisability of becoming pals with the
Muslim Brotherhood as Egypt collapsed; he was wrong and lying about the cause
of the attack on our diplomatic compound in Benghazi; he was wrong about
establishing the Fast and Furious scheme to influence the ownership of weapons
on Americans in contradiction to the second amendment of our constitution; he
was wrong about the stimulus that was supposed to assure a quick recovery
following the real estate and economic collapse at the beginning of his
administration; he is wrong to continue to increase the debt of the United
States beyond what can possibly be repaid; he’s been wrong to disregard duly
passed laws and any restraint the constitution places on his actions and
decisions; he’s been wrong to allow the EPA to continue to issue ill-advised
regulations that have slowed business growth to a trickle; he’s wrong, and his
administration is lying, about the true state of unemployment in America; and
he has been dangerously wrong to not completely annihilate ISIS instead of
conducting his repeated, insincere, largely ineffective and mostly wasteful,
bombing runs on Syria.
I think one can
see a trend developing here. But how can a president not be wrong when his
philosophy for governing is to “fundamentally transform America”?
In short, the man is wrong every time he opens his
mouth or makes a policy decision, and he’s wrong about the advisability of
England exiting the European Union. Here’s how one can accurately make decisions
about almost anything: listen to Obama and then do the exact opposite.
