Jon Voight Letter to the American People

[jill]

This was on Fox News 4/10/10.  They retelevised it this evening.  This is very interesting.  Jon Voight is a well known actor.  I will post the link.  I do not know how to embed.

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[voiceforthesilent]

Wow. Thank you for sharing. I have so much more respect for the man as it had to take a lot of willpower to read a letter like that.

[mykidsmum]

he should stick to acting and being a deadbeat dad

[lovesquad]

he should stick to acting and being a deadbeat dad

I agree - I really dont like what he stands for.

[Shamone Jackson]

uh no, that's Jon Voight's letter to American Republicans/Conservatives/Teabaggers out there. What BS.

[THE JACKSONOLOGIST]

Im assuming most of the posters here are supporters of Obama?

[jill]

@Jacksonologist....I do not support Obama.

[Serenitys_Dream]

Im assuming most of the posters here are supporters of Obama?

@Jacksonologist....I do not support Obama.

I agree - I really dont like what he stands for.

 8-)

[karen-ishealive]

As someone not from the U.S. why is John Voight so against Obama? From an outsiders point of view Obama seems like a good guy, what happened? When Obama was elected I can say in my country the majority if not all people were thrilled and felt a dark cloud was lifted.

[THE JACKSONOLOGIST]

As someone not from the U.S. why is John Voight so against Obama? From an outsiders point of view Obama seems like a good guy, what happened? When Obama was elected I can say in my country the majority if not all people were thrilled and felt a dark cloud was lifted.

Really? I felt the complete opposite when he was elected.

Why did they feel this way in your country?

To me, Obama is nothing but a terrorist...period. I still do not understand why people voted for him...I really honestly cannot.

[THE JACKSONOLOGIST]

@Jacksonologist....I do not support Obama.

I didnt think you did or you wouldnt have posted that video.

[karen-ishealive]

As someone not from the U.S. why is John Voight so against Obama? From an outsiders point of view Obama seems like a good guy, what happened? When Obama was elected I can say in my country the majority if not all people were thrilled and felt a dark cloud was lifted.

Really? I felt the complete opposite when he was elected.

Why did they feel this way in your country?

To me, Obama is nothing but a terrorist...period. I still do not understand why people voted for him...I really honestly cannot.

I'm no expert in U.S. politics, i'll just share a little on our view.
Bill Clinton was huge in Ireland, he did so much for our country and he played a major role in Northern Ireland's peace process. He was a regular visitor and loved by all of us.
Then George Bush was elected, he came to Ireland a few years back and there were protests and to say people didn't want to see him was an understatement. There was alot of people protecting him. Now I was alot younger then and not as clued in as I am now to world news but I know alot of Irish people didn't see him as a good leader and saw him as a trouble maker (to put it lightly), then Obama came along and we prayed and hoped he would be elected, I think Irish are more Democrate but then again if there was a Republican more like Bill Clinton we'd love him too, but Obama to us is another Bill Clinton. I can't speak for my whole country but from where I sit Obama will clean up George Bush's mess he made and he is welcome over here with open arms. The U.S. is seen all over the world as a leader and we need a good and strong man/woman to lead the U.S. and the world. I'm not wearing rose tinted glasses and I will change my opinion on him if needs be.

[THE JACKSONOLOGIST]

Well, I have to agree that Bush was a complete and still is....moron. Im not a fan of Clinton either, but if I had to choose...I would pick Clinton.

Obama. Well Im not schooled that well in politics myself, but this guy just oozes bad news. REALLY bad news. He's pushing for complete control of everything and making it easier to swallow by sugar coating it. He's making everything he wants to do seem "wonderful", when in actuality he has a more sinister agenda. He and those creeps in Congress....especially Pelosi.

do you know that Pelosi's husband is a big wig at a major tuna fish company (like Starkist)? He just bought a huge chunk of land in cuba. Pelosi, when the time came for the minimum wage to be raised, forbad his workers in Somoa, where a big tuna factory is, to get the minimum wage because they didnt wanna fork over the extra money and Good ole Nancy persuaded him. So now Somoans still earn the old min wage while the rest of us earn more. WTF?

There is so much evil shit going on in the white house it isnt even funny.

[jill]

@Karen-ishealive...the video says it all about Obama.  I have never seen our nation in more turmoil!  I grew up in Washington D.C. during the Watergate situation with Nixon and the Vietnam War.  I have never seen our country this upset over changes this president is making in our laws.  Our rights are being taken away right before our eyes.  The congressional leaders are voting right along with him against the wishes of the majority of the people.  There are protests in almost every city.  People I have never talked with about political views are speaking out. People here are angry!

[Serenitys_Dream]

As someone not from the U.S. why is John Voight so against Obama? From an outsiders point of view Obama seems like a good guy, what happened? When Obama was elected I can say in my country the majority if not all people were thrilled and felt a dark cloud was lifted.

Really? I felt the complete opposite when he was elected.

Why did they feel this way in your country?

To me, Obama is nothing but a terrorist...period. I still do not understand why people voted for him...I really honestly cannot.

I'm no expert in U.S. politics, i'll just share a little on our view.
Bill Clinton was huge in Ireland, he did so much for our country and he played a major role in Northern Ireland's peace process. He was a regular visitor and loved by all of us.
Then George Bush was elected, he came to Ireland a few years back and there were protests and to say people didn't want to see him was an understatement. There was alot of people protecting him. Now I was alot younger then and not as clued in as I am now to world news but I know alot of Irish people didn't see him as a good leader and saw him as a trouble maker (to put it lightly), then Obama came along and we prayed and hoped he would be elected, I think Irish are more Democrate but then again if there was a Republican more like Bill Clinton we'd love him too, but Obama to us is another Bill Clinton. I can't speak for my whole country but from where I sit Obama will clean up George Bush's mess he made and he is welcome over here with open arms. The U.S. is seen all over the world as a leader and we need a good and strong man/woman to lead the U.S. and the world. I'm not wearing rose tinted glasses and I will change my opinion on him if needs be.

They are all controlled puppets, a President is selected from the approved choices only. Citizens do not really choose their leaders, a vote is cast as to whom is the popular face of the real power behind the curtain. This also explains why many of the "Cabinet" is frequently and regularly recycled.

Take for example:

Dick" Cheney served as the 46th Vice President of the United States from 2001 to 2009 under George W. Bush. He has held positions in the White House during the Nixon and Ford administrations, where he served the latter as White House Chief of Staff In 1978. Cheney was selected to be the Secretary of Defense during the presidency of George H. W. Bush, holding the position for the majority of Bush's term. Cheney was chairman and CEO of Halliburton Company from 1995 to 2000. Haliburton has received numerous defense department contracts.
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Donald Rumsfeld diplomat and politician who served as the 13th Secretary of Defense under President Gerald Ford from 1975 to 1977 and as the 21st Secretary of Defense under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2006. He was also CEO, and then as President, of Searle Pharmaceuticals between 1977 and 1985. Links to the 911 Conspiracy, Pharmaceuticals etc."
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Henry Kissinger served as National Security Adviser and later concurrently as Secretary of State in the administrations of Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. After his term, his opinion was still sought out by many following presidents.
Currently an Obama Adviser. "An unsavory character"
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Zbigniew Brzezinski served as United States National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981. Currently an Obama Adviser. Not a "wonderful guy"
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I suggest that you do your own research and check out whom is in Obama's cabinet.
And I am not American, it is like this in other countries too!