Obama Obsessed

Published in El Nuevo Diario
(Nicaragua) on 8 January 2017
by Augosto Zamora (link to originallink to original)
Translated from by Sean P Hunter. Edited by Helaine Schweitzer.
President Obama is leaving office with a furious scheme to plot against Russia and Vladimir Putin, who, according to Obama, is guilty of hacking Hillary's emails in 2016, the California earthquake of 1906 and the sinking of the Titanic.

Obama ended 2016 by expelling 35 Russian diplomats, and greeted 2017 with a report that Russia, of course, intervened in the elections and put Trump on the throne.

Seventeen intelligence agencies signed a report to that effect which they presented to Trump, who had already previously discredited them, as was easy to predict.

Asking Trump to admit that he owed his electoral victory to Russia was to ask him to commit political suicide before assuming the presidency. There was no such suicide.

The outgoing president seems to have lost direction in his eagerness to endow the incoming president with a crisis with Russia that forces him to go where Obama wishes.

Obama and the Democrats fear agreements between Trump and Putin on issues as urgent as Syria, Ukraine or NATO on which world peace largely depends. That is, Obama and the Democrats fear that a more peaceful world can be created.

Democrat Harry Truman led the war in Korea in 1950, refusing to hold elections to reunify the peninsula. Democrat Kennedy plunged the United States into Vietnam. Obama increased U.S. troops in Afghanistan by 75 percent in 2009.

Who are the ones frightened by peace in the United States?


Se está despidiendo del cargo el presidente Obama con una traca furibunda contra Rusia y Vladimir Putin, culpable, según él, del 'hackeo' de correos de Hillary en 2016, del terremoto de California de 1906 y del hundimiento del Titanic.

Despidió 2016 expulsando a 35 diplomáticos rusos y saludó 2017 con un informe según el cual Rusia –cómo no- intervino en las elecciones y puso a Trump en el solio.

17 agencias de inteligencia suscribieron un informe en tal sentido, que presentaron a Trump, quien lo había descalificado de previo, como era elemental prever.

Pedirle a Trump que admitiera que debía su victoria electoral a Rusia era pedirle que, antes de asumir la presidencia, se suicidara políticamente. No hubo tal suicidio.

Parece haber perdido el norte el presidente saliente, en su ansiedad por heredarle al presidente entrante una crisis con Rusia que le obligue a ir por donde Obama desea.

Temen Obama y los demócratas, acuerdos entre Trump y Putin en temas tan urgentes como Siria, Ucrania o la OTAN, de los que depende en buena medida la paz mundial. Es decir, temen Obama y los demócratas que pueda darse un mundo más pacífico.

El demócrata Harry Truman llevó a la guerra en Corea, en 1950, al rehusar celebrar elecciones para reunificar la península. El demócrata Kennedy metió a EE. UU. en Vietnam. Obama aumentó en 2009 un 75% las tropas estadounidenses en Afganistán.

¿A quiénes asusta la paz en EE. UU.?
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