Is Obama working for them or us??

[waitinginthewings]

Originally Posted by boudicca

any one who has possibly attended this http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...xt=va&aid=9270 is not someone i trust.

bou x

bou.....you didn't pick up on the original post being a Sorcha Faal article. Seems like you didn't like the article I posted a few days ago by same group?

[morguana]

Originally Posted by waitinginthewings

bou.....you didn't pick up on the original post being a Sorcha Faal article. Seems like you didn't like the article I posted a few days ago by same group?

good point waiting, i didnt notice!
bou x

[viking]

Sorry guys...when I read stuff like this I cannot reason with anyone ,including Mr Wilcox that Obama is one of the good guys...unless of course someone can show me otherwise...

Jan. 13, 2010

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama will ask Congress for an additional $33 billion to fight unpopular wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on top of a record $708 billion for the Defense Department next year, The Associated Press has learned - a request that could be an especially hard sell to some of the administration's Democratic allies.

The extra $33 billion in 2010 would mostly go toward the expansion of the war in Afghanistan. Obama ordered an extra 30,000 troops for that war as part of an overhaul of the war strategy late last year.

Military officials have suggested that the 2011 request would top $700 billion for the first time, but the precise figure has not been made public.

The administration also plans to tell Congress next month that its central military objectives for the next four years will include winning the current wars while preventing new ones and that its core missions will include both counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations.

The administration's Quadrennial Defense Review, the main articulation of U.S. military doctrine, is due to Congress on Feb. 1. Top military commanders were briefed on the document at the Pentagon on Monday and Tuesday. They also received a preview of the administration's budget plans through 2015.

The four-year review outlines six key mission areas and spells out capabilities and goals the Pentagon wants to develop. The pilotless drones used for surveillance and attack missions in Afghanistan and Pakistan are a priority, with the goals of speeding up the purchase of new Reaper drones and expanding Predator and Reaper drone flights through 2013.

U.S. officials outlined the coming requests on condition of anonymity because the budget request will not be sent to Congress until later this month.

Obama's request for more war spending is likely to receive support on Capitol Hill, where Republicans will join moderate Democrats to pass the bill.

But the budget debate is also likely to expose a widening rift between Obama's administration and Democratic leaders, who have watched public opinion turn against the military campaign.

"The president's going to have to make his case," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., told reporters last month at her year-end briefing.

The 2010 budget contains about $128 billion for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

That figure would rise to $159 billion next year under the proposals prepared for Congress.

The Pentagon projects that war funding would drop sharply in 2012, to $50 billion, and remain there through 2015. That is a calculation that the United States will save money from the withdrawal of forces in Iraq, as well as a prediction that the Afghanistan war will begin to wind down in the middle of 2011.

Obama has promised that U.S. forces will begin to withdraw from Afghanistan in July 2011, but his defense advisers have set no time limit for the war.

The Pentagon projects that overall defense spending would be $616 billion in 2012; $632 billion in 2013; $648 billion in 2014; and $666 billion in 2015. Congress sets little store by such predictions, which typically have fallen short of actual requests and spending.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, are expected to testify to Congress about the budget and the policy review in February.

The four-year policy statement is a more important statement of administration goals. For the current wars, the policy statement focuses on efforts to refocus money and talent on beefing up special operations forces, countering weapons of mass destruction and terrorism threats, and maintaining cyber security.

For example, the Pentagon would like to expand special operations aviation by expanding the gunship fleet from 25 to 33.

apnews.myway.com/article/20100113/D9D6RFGG1.html

viking

[Swanny]

Where does the money come from???
I thought America was broke.

[JesterTerrestrial]

Until he gets on that mic and starts kickin it with truth he is not working for us.

DISCLOSURE will begin the healing of planet earth. ITS GOING ON WITH OR WITHOUT YOU PEACE!

[Fredkc]

Originally Posted by Swanny

Where does the money come from???
I thought America was broke.

We CAN'T be broke!! The printing presse4s are still running!

As long as America has trees, to turn into paper...

"I can't be out of money. I still have checks left!"

[waitinginthewings]

I want my own printing press....so I too can have all the money I want/need. Oh I can dream on forever about that one.

[eleni]

Puppet and according to this dowser supposed to be shot dead this year
http://www.dowsingthefuture.com/

[Richie]

If Obama knew he was going to be president i doubt he would had associated himslef with a racist preacher.This man called Obama is not the same man.The "PTB" would had taken him down a different path than the one he took.i truly believe Obama had a soul switch,and not by getting on his knees.there is an entirely different sould in this mans body.