I've seen a certain look on the faces of Obamination supporters and it
bothers me because I've seen that look before.  Then it hit me.  In old
National Geographic articles about East Germany, the people had the same
dazed, hopeless look.

Bet even JoeNoBedroom has that dazed, hopeless look.

Charles the Curmudgeon

What the f.ck is wrong with you, diaper boy? Obama's asking for the same
thing your president wanted in 2001:

"President Bush will order a comprehensive review of the nation's nuclear
arsenal, a first step toward the unilateral cuts in warheads and missiles
that he promised during last year's campaign, senior military and
administration officials said today."

Isn't it funny how our own military people say it's time to shrink our
nuclear arsenal, as long as Russa makes similar efforts?

I think it's funny. You don't think it's funny because you have no idea what
you're talking about. But, Obama is saying exactly what actual military
experts have been saying for years. We are LESS SECURE if we leave our
nuclear arsenal in its current state.

http://www8.nationalacademies.org/onpinews/newsitem.aspx?RecordID=5796
"Now that the Cold War is over, the measures that worked so effectively then
are counterproductive or no longer necessary," said study chair William F.
Burns, retired major general, U.S. Army. "Our committee believes that the
United States and Russia can profoundly reduce levels of nuclear weapons and
change nuclear operational practices over time. These changes will provide
significant benefits to national security."

"The peculiar nature of nuclear weapons is such that only a very few can do
all the destruction that anybody needs to do to destroy us. So that the
possession on our part of thousands of nuclear weapons doesn't give us any
security." -- Admiral Noel Gayler (Ret), October 18, 1998, from Can We Learn
to Live Without Nuclear Weapons?, Video, Center for Defense Information

"We have reached the point where the senior military generals responsible
for nuclear forces are advocating, more vocally, more vehemently, than our
politicians, to get down to lower and lower weapons."  --General Eugene
Habiger (Ret), former head of U.S. nuclear forces

"The nuclear weapon is obsolete. I want to get rid of them all...I want to
go to zero, and I'll tell you why: If we and the Russians can go to zero
nuclear weapons, then think what that does for us in our efforts to counter
the new war...Think how intolerant we will be of nations that are developing
nuclear weapons if we have none. Think of the high moral ground we secure by
having none...It's kind of hard for us to say to North Korea, `You are
terrible people, you're developing a nuclear weapons,' when we have oh,
8,000."  -- General Charles Horner, U.S. Army (Ret.) Former Commander, U.S.
Space Command, July 15, 1994

Yep, that's their man, obama hussain.
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