Obama, America's mistake

As a life long Democrat, who volunteered with the Obama Campaign and voted for him in 2008, I must speak loud and clear. Obama was a mistake. It has become clear that Obama not only hates America but hates everything to do with the freedoms and rights exemplified in our Constitution. During the campaign Obama made hollow promises and lied to all of us. Obama since being elected to office has made very little effort to do the job of president. He has bullied a few things through office but most of his promises he made he made no effort to complete his campaign promises. He has continued to support those who are against America. He has continually attacked states that have tried to protect themselves from illegal narcotics trafficking and from an invasion of criminals illegally entering the United States with out documentation. Obama has betrayed everything that America stand for he has betrayed the allies of the United States. It is time for us Americans to fight back. If we can not impeach him for being a traitor we can at least vote him out of office in 2012.

Barack Obama Good for Jews

Barack Obama has been a stalwart supporter of Israel, as he made clear in the MSNBC debate this week. He believes the path to peace starts with a firm commitment to the security of Israel as America’s most dependable ally in the Middle East. He therefore sees a close U.S.-Israeli partnership as fundamental to American interests. He stands ready to help Israel’s leaders achieve peace in cooperation with moderate Palestinian voices, while remaining vigilant against any party trying to derail progress. He co-sponsored the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act, which bans assistance to any entity controlled by Hamas. He urged the European Union to add Hezbollah to its list of terrorist groups. He views anti-Semitism as a form of racism, and has denounced as reprehensible those who question Israel’s existence or engage in anti-Semitism. Obama is concerned about bias in the U.N. Security Council towards Israel. Last month, he pressed U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad to take a stronger stand against Hamas actions that threaten Israel’s security. Obama termed it unacceptable that “Gaza is governed by Hamas, which is a terrorist organization sworn to Israel’s destruction, and Israeli civilians are being bombarded by rockets on an almost daily basis.” He proposed that any Security Council resolution pass only if it unequivocally condemned the attacks against Israel and supported Israel’s right to defend itself. As Shmuel Rosner, chief U.S. correspondent for the Israel newspaper Ha’aretz has said of Obama, “he is pro-Israel. Period.”
Obama has been tough on Iran, as he should be. He introduced legislation to increase divestment, particularly by U.S. pension funds that invest in companies supporting the Iranian oil and gas industry. He has been outspoken about the dangers inherent in Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons. He declared “make no mistake – if the Iranians and Syrians think they can use Iraq as another Afghanistan or a staging area from which to attack Israel or other countries, they are badly mistaken.” He understands that keeping U.S. forces tied down in Iraq for years to come will only strengthen, rather than weaken, Iran.
People should not confuse a willingness to talk to a dangerous state like Iran with a willingness to negotiate away American principles. It is easy to speak only to friends, but it takes vision and courage to engage with enemies. But that is how to tell them, bluntly and directly, what America stands for. Israeli prime ministers like Golda Meir and Yitzhak Rabin understood this paradigm and boldly reached out to their foes in the search for peace. The next American President should tell Iran it has a choice: relinquish nuclear weapons and support for terrorism in order to join the international community, or face harsher sanctions and further isolation. Obama was right on Iraq in 2002, and he is right on Iran now.
Someone asking the question whether Obama is “good for the Jews” is likely to weigh also his commitment to important social issues. As President, will Obama fight for justice, civil rights and economic opportunity for all Americans? The answer is emphatically yes. He is ready to lead an Administration that helps struggling homeowners, working families desperate to make ends meet and seniors simply trying to live with dignity. He is committed to repairing our educational system so American graduates can compete effectively against their peers abroad. And he is determined to make health care affordable and available for every single American.
Beyond Israel and domestic issues, people must consider also what happens come November. Polls released by the Cook Political Report, Washington Post/ABC and others predict that only Obama can beat Senator John McCain. In addition, a Pew Research Center poll concluded that Obama has the highest approval rating of any major candidate among independent voters. No doubt all of these reasons influenced a majority of Jewish voters to choose Obama in the primaries earlier this month in California, Massachusetts and elsewhere.
Barack means “lightning” in Hebrew. Like lightning, Obama has captured the imagination of millions of Americans who are thirsty for new leadership and a brighter future. He was not a household name before he announced his bid for the presidency last year. But he has been working in the trenches for more than 20 years, building communities, defending civil rights and fighting for those the system left behind. His years of experience have demonstrated that he has the character, leadership and judgment we badly need in our next President. A vote for Barack Obama will be good for Israel, good for Jews and – importantly – good for America.

Boycott Nestle

IN 1939, Nestle started bringing cases of their baby formula to third world countries all over the world. They encouraged mothers to stop breast feeding and to use their baby food instead. After the mothers were given baby formula, they lost all of their natural breast milk. So when Nestle pulled their free products and forced the mothers to buy, they couldn't stop buying the formula becasue they had no other way to feed their children. Babies started dying from starvation and becasue mothers would attempt to save the formula by watering it down. But the water was contaminated and the infants would die from diseases in the water. And in 1988, the World Health Organixation wrote the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes, which prohibits anti-breastfeeding marketing to better protect the health and welfare of the country. But Nestle continues to ignore the internation code, even today, and constantly uses unethical means to sell their products, such as sending in false representatives and untrue information. The Nestle Boycott started in 1977 and since then has been organizations dedicated to stopping these kind of problems. Please spread the word about this issue and join the boycott on Nestle's products.


Lion
Yorkie
Crunch
Milkybar
Nestle double cream
Ski YoghurtsMunch Bunch Yoghurts
DrifterToffee Crisp
Caramac
Animal Bar
Walnut Whip
Rolos
Munchies
Toffo
Black Magic
Dairy Box
Matchmakers
Polos
Fruit Pastilles
Creepy Crawlies
Bursting Bugs
Blue RibandBreakaway
Heaven
Buxton Water
Vittel Water
Perrier Water
PowWow Water Dispensers
Buitoni Pasta Products
Carnation Evaporated Milk
Various cakes and cake bars from chocolate brands
Herta chilled meats (eg. Frankfurters)
# Nestlé Cheerios
# Nestlé Honey Nut Cheerios
# Nestlé Oat Cheerios
# Nestlé Shredded Wheat
# Nestlé Shredded Wheat Bitesize
# Nestlé Honey Nut Shredded Wheat
# Nestlé Fruitful Shredded Wheat
# Nestlé Clusters# Nestlé Shreddies
# Nestlé Frosted Shreddies
# Nestlé Coco Shreddies
# Nestlé Honey Shreddies
# Nestlé Golden Nuggets
# Nestlé Cinnamon Grahams
# Nestlé Fitnesse
# Nestlé Fitnesse and Fruit
# Nestlé Fitnesse Honey & Nut
# Nestlé Almond Oats & More
# Nestlé Honey Oats & More
# Nestlé Nesquik Cereal
# Nestlé Force Flakes
# Nestlé Cookie Crisp
# A range of Nestlé Fitnesse Bars
# A range of Nestlé Cereal and Milk Bars