May 27, 2016, - 4:26 pm
From Islamopologist to Japanderer-in-Chief: Obama in Hiroshima on Memorial Weekend
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Has Barack Obama ever hugged a survivor of Pearl Harbor or the Bataan Death March? Nope. But, today, he hugged a “survivor” of the bombing of Hiroshima.
In less than eight years Obama has gone from Islamopologist to Japanderer-in-Chief. And it’s nauseating as hell.
As we all know, timing is everything. And it’s no coincidence that Obama picked this week to go to Vietnam, where the Vietcong embraced Marxist slavery and tortured our troops. It’s no coincidence that he picked this week to announce he will lift the arms embargo America has long maintained regarding Vietnam. It’s no coincidence that Barack Obama picked today, the Friday that commences Memorial Day Weekend to visit Hiroshima. And it’s no coincidence that he picked today to do the loud pantomime of apologism to the Japanese for doing what we needed to do to save lives and end World War II–the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It’s no coincidence that Obama picked today to lay a wreath at a memorial for those who died in the bombing and to hug a “survivor.”
Again, timing is everything. And Barack Obama didn’t pick this week, and these days just prior to Memorial Day to do these things. This scheduling, these deeds that Obama perpetrated are very deliberate. They are in your face. And they are the equivalent of spitting in the eyes of the ghosts of our brave men who fought and died in World War II and in Vietnam. That’s why Obama picked the last Memorial Day Weekend of his sad and sorry presidency on which to do this. He has no shame, but he waited until the waning days of the eight-year-disaster he’s perpetrating on America to do this.
From the beginning of his Presidency, Barack Obama apologized ad nauseam and ad infinitum to Muslims who hate us. Muslims who want to kill us and have killed us (his first major speech was Islamopologism to extremist Al-Azhar University in Cairo, a speech that the pan-Muslim Hot Air moron Ed Morrissey described as “surprisingly good”). And he’s still doing it. Now, he’s doing the same with the Japanese.
We have absolutely no reason to apologize to the Japanese. As I’ve stated repeatedly over the years, we saved the world by bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The day in the late ’80s when I met the late Dr. Edward Teller (Of Blessed Memory), the Hungarian-born Jewish-American “father of the atomic bomb,” was one of the greatest days of my life. He was a hero for helping to create the means to bomb Hiroshima. The bombings helped end World War II, and they saved millions of lives, not just of Americans, but of many others in Europe and elsewhere. American soldiers were tortured alive and forced to face painful, slow deaths by the Japanese at Palawan, in the Bataan Death March, and in prisoner camps in places like the Philippines. The perpetrators who did this to our military men were the ancestors and relatives of the people to whom Barack Obama shamefully apologized today. If it weren’t for the nuclear weapons we developed and used then, most of you reading this would be saluting the descendants of Hirohito today.
America isn’t the reason Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed and thousands of Japanese died. The Japanese, Emperor Hirohito, and his military were the reason. We didn’t ask to be in World War II. The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and dragged America, kicking and screaming in resistance, into it. We didn’t ask for kamikaze pilots and the torture of American soldiers whose only crime was being American. The Japanese did this. We didn’t ask for any of this. The Japanese chose this and supported what their leaders wrought. And they reaped the dung that they sowed. That’s how it works.
They don’t deserve a hug for that. They don’t deserve our sympathy for that. They don’t deserve the President of the United States laying a wreath for them. He should be on American soil laying wreaths at the graves of those buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
And it’s disgusting that Obama would use this day to whine about his fantasy of a nuclear-free world, something that will never ever happen. In World War II, nuclear weapons helped save the world. They saved America. They saved millions of lives. Anyone who won’t admit that is a complete ignoramus or intellectually bankrupt and entirely dishonest. It’s because of Obama’s inaction that ISIS may soon get nuclear or chemical weapons, if it doesn’t have them already. But he’s too busy posing for cameras, bowing to Muslims and hugging Japanese. Americans, though, can’t expect any of this sleazy photo-op faux-affection. Thank G-d there are only a few months left of this disgusting schmuck in the White House.
When President Reagan visited the German cemetery at Bitburg–an inappropriate trip orchestrated by his openly Jew-hating adviser Pat Buchanan (who is half-German and wrote a book saying Hitler was “misunderstood”)–there was loud outrage throughout the media. As there should have been. Reagan shouldn’t have gone there, where Nazis were buried. The only good Nazis were (and still are) dead ones. And their graves were something to be celebrated, not memorialized and honored posthumously. At the time, Reagan was the most pro-Israel President in American history (and he still holds that title or should). And I remember my late father lamenting the Bitburg visit, but remarking that Ronald Reagan is a heck of a lot better to live Jews than he is to dead Nazis, and that’s what matters. (You can’t say the same about Obama. He treats all Jew-haters and America-haters the same, whether they are alive or buried six feet under: he just loves ’em.)
When you consider the loud cries of outrage over Reagan’s Bitburg visit, you have to believe the outrage was feigned when compared to the deafening silence of the media today over this sickening display by Barack Obama.
At least Ronald Reagan didn’t hug Eichmann.
But if the late Final Solution mastermind were alive today, I wouldn’t put it past Obama, our America-Hater-in-Chief.
*** UPDATE: Yes, I know that when a reporter asked Obama to specifically apologize for dropping the bomb on Hiroshima, he “declined” to . . . sort of. But not exactly. In fact, he said he wouldn’t apologize because he can’t second guess the decisions leaders make in the haste and fog of war. That’s kind of an apology without an explicit apology. He was basically saying that this was a mistake made in the haste and fog of war. And it was no such thing. The Manhattan Project was a planned, deliberate, long-term program. And dropping the bombs on the Japanese was a smart move that would be sane and absolutely right whether or not it was made in “haste” and the “fog of war.” It saved lives. And was the right thing to do. Barack Obama should have said so and adamantly defended it. Not this lukewarm apologetic “non-apology.”
Regardless, Obama’s presence at Hiroshima, at the memorial for those killed in the bombings, and his hug of the survivor is a tacit apology without a verbal one. No sitting American President has visited Hiroshima until now. And for good reason. The very appearance there is an apology. You don’t see Shinzo Abe visiting Pearl Harbor and its memorial or hugging the few survivors of the bombing there (which was perpetrated by the Japanese unprovoked).
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Obama loves Communist dictators, Japanese fascists and Islamic terrorists.
He thinks America is as bad as them so that’s why he went around apologizing to our enemies for the supposed bad things we have done to them in our name.
I was disgusted. And of course, this tells us why America elected this worm of a man twice to be its President.
No, the brave and honored dead who fought for our country don’t deserve the humiliation of America. But we do – because we made Obama our President.
The reproach then, on Memorial Day eve, in some ways, appears entirely fitting.
I can’t wait to see Obama gone soon.
NormanF on May 27, 2016 at 5:06 pm