John McCain responded to the remarks Barack Obama made about him and his national security policies at an event in Watertown, South Dakota.

Text of OBL’s message.

Name of God the Merciful

Jihadist media elite

Progress

Empty word

Sheikh Assad / Osama bin Mohammed bin Laden

“God save the shepherds”

To the peoples of Western

“The causes of conflict in the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of the state of Israeli occupation”

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Name of God the Merciful

To the peoples of Western general, peace be upon those who follow Huda
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This newly you to know one of the main causes of the conflict between our civilization and our civilization, namely the Palestinian issue.

And that this conflict escalates under existing policies, and here I confirm that the Palestinian issue is the core issue of my first.

Hence it was an important factor in providing early age and to provide the Liberal nineteen great sense of Victory oppressed, and to punish the Jewish oppressors and their associates.

Then followed injustice in Lebanon and other Hence the ten events atheist and feet and its aftermath, and draw your attention here and tell you:

The fair-minded people in front of you and wishing to know the truth regarding the Palestinian issue a valuable opportunity for them Jews celebrating with Western leaders over the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of their state.

This ceremony has many important indications are talking about three of them briefly:

I / that this event clearly demonstrates that sixty years ago were not of the State of Israel, but there have been usurped the land of Palestine by force of arms and the evidence on the health of our land of Palestine claimed that Israelis are invaders and occupiers must fight them.

II / that this event showed that most of the media, has abandoned its objectivity and professionalism in this case and Machabhaa, and the charge by deception through sixty years, my heart and showed you the facts Jewish invaders occupiers of our land as the victim.

On the other hand, highlighted the oppressed Palestinian land claim as executioners terrorists unjustly.

Here shows the seriousness of the major media, which played the role of the wizards at distorting facts and misleading public opinion industry enables it to market Western nations to enter the unjust war against us unjustly.

It also emerged that clear in the invasion of Iraq after the leader of the lies promoted to the White House and those with him, as well as the influence of the Zionist lobby emerged in the media where pictures of things other than reality to serve the Israelis.

III / Western leaders that the participation of Jews in this celebration emphasizes that the West supported this brutal occupation of the Jewish country, and they stand against us in a ditch Israelis have confirmed that virtually send their forces to southern Lebanon in support of the Jews.

Politicians and the West are still living in medieval mentality of the injustice of others to occupy their land, killing heat, and plundering their wealth, and this was confirmed by Bush and Blair clearly and clarity in the invasion of Iraq in the theft of its oil and humiliate its people.

Because Britain has enabled the Jewish occupation of Palestine through the Balfour Declaration, and because the United Nations had decided to give the Jews most of Palestine, these decisions do not consider it does not mean that where the king I do not deserve.

Does the United Nations only a tool for peace and negotiations, which began sixty years ago did not end only for the foolish and deceptive, including promises of Bush’s State of bear fuller meaning, but the dates Arqhob, with the duty of jihad to liberate all Palestine.
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We understand that the owners of abnormal hearts tend to attack the rights of others, and taking their money unjustly fraud or armed robbery, and those that arrived to power the calamity magnify and multiply as the difference between the power of the state and the strength of the armed gang.

As in the case today, terrorism and armed robbery are blameworthy by the commander of the strongest military machine known to mankind, therefore, the disaster was not country or regional but a global catastrophe.

Despite the wars against the scourge of diamonds and huge, but we patience in the war ratified at the meeting in fighting the aggressors.

But it is the nausea that after all this killing, destruction, looting and debasement Stucc stand to talk about values, which is not likely it gathered between injustice.

I insisted on the looting and robbery, you will find worse, little of the assault and stopped lying talk about values.

I shall give examples of the reality of Palestine over the case and also shows obvious falsehood of the values of double standards in one issue, a feature of Stucc You Palestinian organizations classified as terrorist organizations have been punished and boycott On the other hand, when the Israeli killing of Medenine exercising a right of women and children, both as a car bomb in Jaffa And Haifa and elsewhere.

Or what is worse than that when the administration of the Zionist organizations massacre of Palestinian villagers and displaced Reetabhm to plunder their land, what was your position?

This is working with Begin and understand what Begin president of one of these Zionist organizations is unfair Begin butcher Deir Yassin massacre, Begin is Baqer pregnant women in the massacre of Deir Yassin.

Is there a more horrible terrorism and this summit is not the most heinous crime and bottom debasement? Can the man to kill a village to know the fighting would not have it as well as Ibaqr that her stomach, let alone being pregnant.

The vision of such a horrible crime Chiba horror of warheads can hardly believe that the documents not confirmed by the Israelis but it is proud of it and say it not for the massacre of Deir Yassin escaped with the Palestinians from their land and free us.

What was the position of the West Begin? Instead of being punished for his crimes that have been recognized as Prime Minister, then not only that but awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Any injustice and aggression ..
Any licences innocent blood ..
What a cruel and brutal ..

Did not stop after the massacres of Deir Yassin, but was followed and Gaza massacre Here’s your live today and is before the eyes of the world.

And a half million people under siege are exposed to the deadly slow death the result of poor food and medicine scarce.

Even the Governor of Egypt acquires the required provisions of the siege of the parties, to stifle and most vulnerable women and children.

Venbeni How is the difference between the value in Jahlitkm contemporary values and Hamann in ignorance is the first pharaoh to advocate the killing of children of the Israelites in Egypt.

The stamp does not blame people may defend their usual practice and policy of Pharaoh unjust, and God willing we will continue fighting against the Israelis and their allies get their rights and equitable Mazomin of the creatures.

Will not abandon one inch of Palestine, God willing, as long as the Muslim land sincere one.

“It sows thorns will not reap the grapes”

Peace be upon those who follow guidance.

The Saudi’s said no more oil but now we give them nuclear power. Hello!!!! 

Today, President Bush met with King Abdallah to commemorate the 75th anniversary of formal diplomatic relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia. Since 1933, these two nations have enjoyed formal relations. In 1945, during the waning months of World War II, King Abdallah’s father – King Abd al-Aziz – met with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt aboard the U.S.S. Quincy in the Red Sea, and the two leaders chose to deepen the strategic relationship between the two countries. The President’s visit today builds on this tradition of friendship and close cooperation.

• It is in the spirit of that meeting that the United States and Saudi Arabia have completed four critical agreements to strengthen the protection of energy resources, enhance peaceful nuclear cooperation, broaden the fight against global terrorism, and bolster nonproliferation. These agreements further cement the longstanding U.S.-Saudi friendship and close cooperation to help bring peace and stability to the region and its people.

The United States And Saudi Arabia Will Work Together To Further Our Relationship

The Saudis bear a special responsibility for protecting key energy facilities of global importance and the world benefits from their abundant energy supplies. Our global economy depends greatly on Saudi Arabian energy. The U.S. has a keen interest in helping the Saudis protect their energy infrastructure against terrorism, as demonstrated by the unsuccessful terrorist attack against the Kingdom’s Abqaiq Plants in February 2006. To this end, the United States and Saudi Arabia have agreed to cooperate in safeguarding the Kingdom’s energy resources by protecting key infrastructure, enhancing Saudi border security, and meeting Saudi Arabia’s expanding energy needs in an environmentally responsible manner.

1. Saudi Arabia will join the 70 partner nations of the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism. As a partner in this multilateral initiative, Saudi Arabia will:
   • Enhance its accountability and physical protection of nuclear systems
   • Advance its capability to search for and confiscate unlawfully held nuclear material
   • Improve its ability to detect nuclear material to prevent illicit trafficking
   • Enhance its means to secure civilian nuclear facilities
   • Deny safe havens and economic resources to terrorists
   • Create legal frameworks to enforce criminal liability for terrorists
   • Improve its response and mitigation capabilities in the event of a terrorist attack
   • Promote information sharing to suppress acts of nuclear terrorism
2. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will also join more than 85 states participating in the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI). The PSI is a response to the growing challenge posed by the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, their delivery vehicles, and related materials worldwide. PSI participants will now include Saudi Arabia and all states that border it.
3. The U.S. will help the Saudis develop both human and infrastructure resources in accordance with International Atomic Energy Agency guidance and standards.
   • In order to ensure a smooth supply of energy to the world, Saudi Arabia must be able to effectively safeguard its borders and coasts, and ensure consistent supplies of water and power to its citizens.
   • Under the Critical Infrastructure Protection agreement, the two nations have agreed to establish a Joint Commission on Infrastructure and Border Protection to facilitate training, the exchange of experts and specialized knowledge, and other support services as needed.
   • The U.S. and Saudi Arabia will also conclude a security agreement that will allow for broadened cooperation between the Saudi Ministry of Interior and the U.S. Government.
4. The U.S. and Saudi Arabia will sign a Memorandum of Understanding in the area of peaceful civil nuclear energy cooperation. This agreement will pave the way for Saudi Arabia’s access to safe, reliable fuel sources for energy reactors and demonstrate Saudi leadership as a positive non-proliferation model for the region.
   • The United States will assist the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to develop civilian nuclear power for use in medicine, industry, and power generation.
   • The Government of the United States and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will establish a comprehensive framework for cooperation in the development of environmentally sustainable, safe, and secure civilian nuclear energy through a series of complementary agreements.

You have got to be kidding me!!!! US agrees to help Saudi Arabia develop civilian nuclear program. What has the Saudi’s done for us besides bleed us dry with their oil money.  Why do we keep helping these people. They just told us they will not help bring down oil but now we are going to help them with nuke power.

Speaking before an audience in Watertown, South Dakota, Barack Obama responded to President Bush’s extreme attacks yesterday.  How much whining can there be? I will keep asking that question.

Obama slams Bush on remarks in Israel.  Obama said he thought he could not be surprised from something Bush said.  He also slammed McCain for taking Bush’s side. ” I want to be clear if McCain and Bush want to have a debate that is a debate I will win anywhere and anytime”. “Both McCain and Bush have a lot to answer for” Obama said

 ”The Causes of Conflict on the 60th Anniversary of the State of Israeli Occupation,”

“We will continue, God permitting, the fight against the Israelis and their allies … and will not give up a single inch of Palestine as long as there is one true Muslim on earth,” he said in the message, posted on an Islamist website on Friday. “This is evidence that Palestine is our land, and the Israelis are invaders and occupiers who should be fought,” he said referring to Israel’s 60th anniversary. “The participation of Western leaders with the Jews in this celebration confirms that the West backs this Jewish occupation of our land, and that they stand in the Israeli corner against us,” he said. “They proved this in practice by sending their forces to southern Lebanon.”

Laura Mansfield, an organization that monitors Islamist websites, said Bin Laden was shifting emphasis: “In his initial messages, bin Laden’s focus was on the removal of U.S. forces from (Saudi Arabia) but in recent years he has more closely wedded himself to the Palestinian issue.”

An radical jihadist Web site has announced that a new message from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is forthcoming.

A banner announcing the message says he will address the 60th anniversary of Israel. His message is titled, “The reasons for the struggle in the remembrance of the 60th anniversary of the rising of the occupier nation of Israel.”

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“By January 2013, America has welcomed home most of the servicemen and -women who have sacrificed terribly so that America might be secure in her freedom.”The Iraq war has been won. Iraq is a functioning democracy, although still suffering from the lingering effects of decades of tyranny and centuries of sectarian tension,” McCain said.

Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.), piling on to Democratic complaints about President Bush’s speech in Israel today:

“This is bullshit, this is malarkey. This is outrageous, for the president of the United States to go to a foreign country, to sit in the Knesset … and make this kind of ridiculous statement.”

Speaking before the Knesset, Bush said that “some people” believe the United States “should negotiate with terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along.”

“We have heard this foolish delusion before,” Bush said. “As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: ‘Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided.’ We have an obligation to call this what it is — the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history.”

Apparently the shoe first Obama since thinks the comments where all about him.  If the Shoe fits ware it.

President Peres and Mr. Prime Minister, Madam Speaker, thank very much for hosting this special session. President Beinish, Leader of the Opposition Netanyahu, Ministers, members of the Knesset, distinguished guests: Shalom. Laura and I are thrilled to be back in Israel. We have been deeply moved by the celebrations of the past two days. And this afternoon, I am honored to stand before one of the world’s great democratic assemblies and convey the wishes of the American people with these words: Yom Ha’atzmaut Sameach. (Applause.)It is a rare privilege for the American President to speak to the Knesset. (Laughter.) Although the Prime Minister told me there is something even rarer — to have just one person in this chamber speaking at a time. (Laughter.) My only regret is that one of Israel’s greatest leaders is not here to share this moment. He is a warrior for the ages, a man of peace, a friend. The prayers of the American people are with Ariel Sharon. (Applause.)

We gather to mark a momentous occasion. Sixty years ago in Tel Aviv, David Ben-Gurion proclaimed Israel’s independence, founded on the “natural right of the Jewish people to be masters of their own fate.” What followed was more than the establishment of a new country. It was the redemption of an ancient promise given to Abraham and Moses and David — a homeland for the chosen people Eretz Yisrael.

Eleven minutes later, on the orders of President Harry Truman, the United States was proud to be the first nation to recognize Israel’s independence. And on this landmark anniversary, America is proud to be Israel’s closest ally and best friend in the world.

The alliance between our governments is unbreakable, yet the source of our friendship runs deeper than any treaty. It is grounded in the shared spirit of our people, the bonds of the Book, the ties of the soul. When William Bradford stepped off the Mayflower in 1620, he quoted the words of Jeremiah: “Come let us declare in Zion the word of God.” The founders of my country saw a new promised land and bestowed upon their towns names like Bethlehem and New Canaan. And in time, many Americans became passionate advocates for a Jewish state.

Centuries of suffering and sacrifice would pass before the dream was fulfilled. The Jewish people endured the agony of the pogroms, the tragedy of the Great War, and the horror of the Holocaust — what Elie Wiesel called “the kingdom of the night.” Soulless men took away lives and broke apart families. Yet they could not take away the spirit of the Jewish people, and they could not break the promise of God. (Applause.) When news of Israel’s freedom finally arrived, Golda Meir, a fearless woman raised in Wisconsin, could summon only tears. She later said: “For two thousand years we have waited for our deliverance. Now that it is here it is so great and wonderful that it surpasses human words.”

The joy of independence was tempered by the outbreak of battle, a struggle that has continued for six decades. Yet in spite of the violence, in defiance of the threats, Israel has built a thriving democracy in the heart of the Holy Land. You have welcomed immigrants from the four corners of the Earth. You have forged a free and modern society based on the love of liberty, a passion for justice, and a respect for human dignity. You have worked tirelessly for peace. You have fought valiantly for freedom.

My country’s admiration for Israel does not end there. When Americans look at Israel, we see a pioneer spirit that worked an agricultural miracle and now leads a high-tech revolution. We see world-class universities and a global leader in business and innovation and the arts. We see a resource more valuable than oil or gold: the talent and determination of a free people who refuse to let any obstacle stand in the way of their destiny.

I have been fortunate to see the character of Israel up close. I have touched the Western Wall, seen the sun reflected in the Sea of Galilee, I have prayed at Yad Vashem. And earlier today, I visited Masada, an inspiring monument to courage and sacrifice. At this historic site, Israeli soldiers swear an oath: “Masada shall never fall again.” Citizens of Israel: Masada shall never fall again, and America will be at your side.

This anniversary is a time to reflect on the past. It’s also an opportunity to look to the future. As we go forward, our alliance will be guided by clear principles — shared convictions rooted in moral clarity and unswayed by popularity polls or the shifting opinions of international elites.

We believe in the matchless value of every man, woman, and child. So we insist that the people of Israel have the right to a decent, normal, and peaceful life, just like the citizens of every other nation. (Applause.)

We believe that democracy is the only way to ensure human rights. So we consider it a source of shame that the United Nations routinely passes more human rights resolutions against the freest democracy in the Middle East than any other nation in the world. (Applause.)

We believe that religious liberty is fundamental to a civilized society. So we condemn anti-Semitism in all forms — whether by those who openly question Israel’s right to exist, or by others who quietly excuse them.

We believe that free people should strive and sacrifice for peace. So we applaud the courageous choices Israeli’s leaders have made. We also believe that nations have a right to defend themselves and that no nation should ever be forced to negotiate with killers pledged to its destruction. (Applause.)

We believe that targeting innocent lives to achieve political objectives is always and everywhere wrong. So we stand together against terror and extremism, and we will never let down our guard or lose our resolve. (Applause.)

The fight against terror and extremism is the defining challenge of our time. It is more than a clash of arms. It is a clash of visions, a great ideological struggle. On the one side are those who defend the ideals of justice and dignity with the power of reason and truth. On the other side are those who pursue a narrow vision of cruelty and control by committing murder, inciting fear, and spreading lies.

This struggle is waged with the technology of the 21st century, but at its core it is an ancient battle between good and evil. The killers claim the mantle of Islam, but they are not religious men. No one who prays to the God of Abraham could strap a suicide vest to an innocent child, or blow up guiltless guests at a Passover Seder, or fly planes into office buildings filled with unsuspecting workers. In truth, the men who carry out these savage acts serve no higher goal than their own desire for power. They accept no God before themselves. And they reserve a special hatred for the most ardent defenders of liberty, including Americans and Israelis.

And that is why the founding charter of Hamas calls for the “elimination” of Israel. And that is why the followers of Hezbollah chant “Death to Israel, Death to America!” That is why Osama bin Laden teaches that “the killing of Jews and Americans is one of the biggest duties.” And that is why the President of Iran dreams of returning the Middle East to the Middle Ages and calls for Israel to be wiped off the map.

There are good and decent people who cannot fathom the darkness in these men and try to explain away their words. It’s natural, but it is deadly wrong. As witnesses to evil in the past, we carry a solemn responsibility to take these words seriously. Jews and Americans have seen the consequences of disregarding the words of leaders who espouse hatred. And that is a mistake the world must not repeat in the 21st century.

Some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along. We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: “Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided.” We have an obligation to call this what it is — the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history. (Applause.)

Some people suggest if the United States would just break ties with Israel, all our problems in the Middle East would go away. This is a tired argument that buys into the propaganda of the enemies of peace, and America utterly rejects it. Israel’s population may be just over 7 million. But when you confront terror and evil, you are 307 million strong, because the United States of America stands with you. (Applause.)

America stands with you in breaking up terrorist networks and denying the extremists sanctuary. America stands with you in firmly opposing Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions. Permitting the world’s leading sponsor of terror to possess the world’s deadliest weapons would be an unforgivable betrayal for future generations. For the sake of peace, the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. (Applause.)

Ultimately, to prevail in this struggle, we must offer an alternative to the ideology of the extremists by extending our vision of justice and tolerance and freedom and hope. These values are the self-evident right of all people, of all religions, in all the world because they are a gift from the Almighty God. Securing these rights is also the surest way to secure peace. Leaders who are accountable to their people will not pursue endless confrontation and bloodshed. Young people with a place in their society and a voice in their future are less likely to search for meaning in radicalism. Societies where citizens can express their conscience and worship their God will not export violence, they will be partners in peace.

The fundamental insight, that freedom yields peace, is the great lesson of the 20th century. Now our task is to apply it to the 21st. Nowhere is this work more urgent than here in the Middle East. We must stand with the reformers working to break the old patterns of tyranny and despair. We must give voice to millions of ordinary people who dream of a better life in a free society. We must confront the moral relativism that views all forms of government as equally acceptable and thereby consigns whole societies to slavery. Above all, we must have faith in our values and ourselves and confidently pursue the expansion of liberty as the path to a peaceful future.

That future will be a dramatic departure from the Middle East of today. So as we mark 60 years from Israel’s founding, let us try to envision the region 60 years from now. This vision is not going to arrive easily or overnight; it will encounter violent resistance. But if we and future Presidents and future Knessets maintain our resolve and have faith in our ideals, here is the Middle East that we can see:

Israel will be celebrating the 120th anniversary as one of the world’s great democracies, a secure and flourishing homeland for the Jewish people. The Palestinian people will have the homeland they have long dreamed of and deserved — a democratic state that is governed by law, and respects human rights, and rejects terror. From Cairo to Riyadh to Baghdad and Beirut, people will live in free and independent societies, where a desire for peace is reinforced by ties of diplomacy and tourism and trade. Iran and Syria will be peaceful nations, with today’s oppression a distant memory and where people are free to speak their minds and develop their God-given talents. Al Qaeda and Hezbollah and Hamas will be defeated, as Muslims across the region recognize the emptiness of the terrorists’ vision and the injustice of their cause.

Overall, the Middle East will be characterized by a new period of tolerance and integration. And this doesn’t mean that Israel and its neighbors will be best of friends. But when leaders across the region answer to their people, they will focus their energies on schools and jobs, not on rocket attacks and suicide bombings. With this change, Israel will open a new hopeful chapter in which its people can live a normal life, and the dream of Herzl and the founders of 1948 can be fully and finally realized.

This is a bold vision, and some will say it can never be achieved. But think about what we have witnessed in our own time. When Europe was destroying itself through total war and genocide, it was difficult to envision a continent that six decades later would be free and at peace. When Japanese pilots were flying suicide missions into American battleships, it seemed impossible that six decades later Japan would be a democracy, a lynchpin of security in Asia, and one of America’s closest friends. And when waves of refugees arrived here in the desert with nothing, surrounded by hostile armies, it was almost unimaginable that Israel would grow into one of the freest and most successful nations on the earth.

Yet each one of these transformations took place. And a future of transformation is possible in the Middle East, so long as a new generation of leaders has the courage to defeat the enemies of freedom, to make the hard choices necessary for peace, and stand firm on the solid rock of universal values.

Sixty years ago, on the eve of Israel’s independence, the last British soldiers departing Jerusalem stopped at a building in the Jewish quarter of the Old City. An officer knocked on the door and met a senior rabbi. The officer presented him with a short iron bar — the key to the Zion Gate — and said it was the first time in 18 centuries that a key to the gates of Jerusalem had belonged to a Jew. His hands trembling, the rabbi offered a prayer of thanksgiving to God, “Who had granted us life and permitted us to reach this day.” Then he turned to the officer, and uttered the words Jews had awaited for so long: “I accept this key in the name of my people.”

Over the past six decades, the Jewish people have established a state that would make that humble rabbi proud. You have raised a modern society in the Promised Land, a light unto the nations that preserves the legacy of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob. And you have built a mighty democracy that will endure forever and can always count on the United States of America to be at your side. God bless.

President Bush took a shot at Barack Obama as he argued against a policy of talking to terrorists and other enemies of Israel and the United States. And now poor Obama is upset that Bush’s remarks.  Maybe Obama needs to rethink this stance on talking to killers.

“I began my presidential campaign here to remind the country that we, as citizens and as a government, have a moral responsibility to each other, and what we do together matters. We must do better, if we want to live up to the great promise of this country that we all love so much“. John Edwards said of himself

“There is one man who knows and understands that this is a time for bold leadership. There is one man that knows how to create the change, the lasting change, that you have to build from the ground up,” Edwards said. “There is one man who knows in his heart there is time to create one America, not two … and that man is Barack Obama.” Edwards said in his endoresment of Barack Omabma”.  I wounder if Edwards is looking torward the VP slot?

Unless more access to Myanmar is granted to allow aid to flow more quickly to victims of this month’s deadly cyclone, a second catastrophe could result, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) warned today.

At least 10 people were wounded Wednesday evening, including a baby girl and her mother, when a rocket fired from Gaza hit the Hutzot Shopping Center in Ashkelon.  President Bush just arrived in Israel  for this second visit of his presendtcy.

Clinton won men and women. She carried a majority of voters in every age group. She captured liberals, moderates, and conservatives. She took a majority in every income bracket.  Hours after Clinton crushed Obama in WV. Barack Obama picked up two more superdelegates, offering fresh recognition from Democratic leaders of his inevitable nomination.

The President and Mrs. Bush will travel to Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt from May 13-18, 2008.

In Israel, the President will meet with President Peres and Prime Minister Olmert and address the Knesset. The President will then travel to Saudi Arabia and meet with King Abdallah. In Egypt, the President will meet President Mubarak. The President will also hold meetings in Egypt with King Abdullah II of Jordan and Palestinian Authority President Abbas, and deliver remarks at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East.

The President’s visit to Israel will celebrate Israel’s 60th anniversary and our close ties over the past six decades. His visit to Saudi Arabia will also commemorate the 75th anniversary of the formal establishment of U.S.-Saudi relations. In his meetings with regional leaders, the President will reaffirm efforts toward peace and prosperity and our close work with regional allies to combat terrorism and promote freedom.

I can’t stand Bill O’Reilly he is a complete ass so this is just so damn funny. This is an old video now on YouTube.com.

I bet in the next day or so he will sit in his chair and say how enraged he is that this video has been released. I am sure Foxnews has better footage of Bill flipping out.

“Unless more aid gets into the country – very quickly – we face an outbreak of infectious diseases that could dwarf today’s crisis,” the Secretary-General stressed in a press conference at UN Headquarters in New York yesterday. “I therefore call, in the most strenuous terms, on the Government of Myanmar to put its people’s lives first. It must do all that it can to prevent the disaster from becoming even more serious.”

The country’s military regime, which has renamed the country Myanmar, has been accused of hoarding high-quality foreign aid for itself while people make do with rotten food.  U.S. Adm. Timothy Keating said he offered to Myanmar the assistance of thousands of U.S. sailors and Marines plus U.S. military aircraft. “The Burmese were cordial, they acknowledged our offers of assistance, but we got no firm decisions from them,” Keating said.”The Burmese simply said, ‘We will take these matters under consideration, we will have to discuss them with the prime minister, and we will get back to you when we have a decision,’” he said. “It may be days, it may be longer