One by one, Obama’s sycophants lined up before TV cameras and appeared on every available talk show to repeat the mantra: “That film caused the riots and destruction that has engulfed the Middle East.” First there was Hillary (One must suspend disbelief) Clinton, then Susan Rice, then every commentator in the Obama Lap Dog Press, including but not limited to MSNBC (Most Sycophants Nuzzling Barack Constantly); ABC (All Barack Channel); and CBS (Covering Barack Systematically). No, it was not the seething anti-American hatred of the militant Islamists nor was it the anniversary of 911 that prompted the attacks on American interests in scores of countries across the Middle East. That could not be, given the fact that he who promised to tame the oceans, clean the air and bring peace to the Middle East by his mere election was now the President.
Nope, it was that cheesy, poorly acted, low budget embarrassment of a film—released long before the current riots—that was to blame. Yes, this film, which should have caused its producers to go into hiding not in fear of their lives but for fear of public embarrassment at producing anything so abysmally bad, that caused the Middle East to burn.
The only thing wrong with the story line is that no one—except the White House—believes it.
It was merely an excuse and far preferable to the truth that Obama’s Carter-like weak leadership in the Middle East and lack of any Middle East policy led to the erosion of America’s power and influence in that region and led terrorists to attack our interests with impunity. It was much easier to blame that stupid little film.
But all this concern over the film that caused the maelstrom in the Middle East—assuming for the moment that the White House is correct—begs a far more serious question, and one which looms on the horizon: What then of the Obama puff piece due to come out sometime prior to the election? You know, the one which extols Obama’s leadership and his bravery in ordering our wonderful Seal Team 6 to kill Bin Laden? ( See: “Ramboma (How the President Killed Bin Laden”) by Hugh Betcha, Ace Reporter))
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