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We have set Barack Obama up on a pedestal. He is the all-mighty leader who governs, awash in love and trust and unprecedented power.

While economists from the International Monetary Fund speculate that the worst of the global recession is over and that the recovery has begun, the U.S. Department of Commerce revealed that the U.S. lost 467,000 jobs in June.

Over the past 30 years, China and the U.S. have moved from a distanced and confrontational attitude to a willingness to seek dialog and cooperation, from developing mutually beneficial business relationships to collaboratively responding to challenges of an increasingly global nature.

We are in the prime years of our servitude to the U.S and their occupation and yet we “esteemed” citizens have received nothing from our American masters but ruin and fear… and dust!

“We will still hold the door open, but we also have made it clear that we’ll take actions, as I’ve said time and time again, crippling actions..."

It appears that Obama’s administration has only two options: submit to Israel’s demands (and Netanyahu’s and Lieberman’s maneuvering) or put down this open rebellion against America’s authority.

The exceptional but authentic life-journey of Barack Obama provides an example for all those who doubt Africa and her people-there is no inevitability of failure, corruption, disease or war.

We are confronted with an exceptional disregard for Muslim blood. Those who welcomed Obama's solemn speech at Cairo University and saw it as the beginning of great change need to start asking themselves “what is the true nature of this change?”