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June 6, 2009

Occidental Soapbox: A Skeptics Guide to Obama's Cairo Speech

Topics: Political News and commentaries

Occidental Soapbox provides this skeptics guide for those unwilling to drink the Obama Kool-Aid and swallow the "pandering, historical inaccuracies, half-truths, distortions and outright lies" in Obama's Cairo speech:

One could write a book on the flaws of this shameful excuse for a speech, but for now I'm analyzing the most glaring inaccuracies in the first ten minutes.

These are but a few of the "blatantly factually (inaccuracies) - inaccuracies that always benefited the anti-Israel Palestinian, Arab and Muslim cause."

And then there's this from our previous post:

Be sure and read the comments. Among the many good ones I found this one by commenter "yumadlh1" to be one of the better exercises in nailing our Dear Leader (PBUH?) on his fawning inaccuracies used to kowtow to his Muslim audience at the expense of other cultures, including the one he's suppose to be representing.

The Greeks gave us the Alphabet. The compass came from China and South America. The printing came from Gutenberg. Arches came from Rome and earlier. Music and instruments are all but forbidden. Other than these mistaken parts of the speech, it was pretty good. Too bad but no mention for the deaths of Americans saving their behinds.

Obama, of course, gave Muslims credit in his speech for all of these inventions.

Posted by Hyscience at June 6, 2009 10:30 AM

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