Red Blooded American Boy

While declaring that America should not meddle with the violent “dialog” occurring in Iran, the great ME-ssiah believes that his speech in Cairo actually contributed to the uprising.  Likewise, he believes that uttering sweet-nothings from his own speeches will put the Iranian government into a humble state of submission.

As I said in Cairo, suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away. The Iranian people will ultimately judge the actions of their own government. If the Iranian government seeks the respect of the international community, it must respect the dignity of its own people and govern through consent, not coercion.
–President Obama

This is pure self-idolatry and brazen arrogance.  It takes quite a pomp ass individual to think that a speech in another part of the world can simply make such an impact.  If the seeds of liberty were not in the hearts of the people to begin with, the words would have floated off like an investment in a carbon credit.

In actuality, his speech and subsequent comments demonstrate the very American supremest attitude that the world hates us for (at least according to Democrats when George W. Bush spoke).  Logic tells me that the common people of Iran would have been insulted by those words, not inspired.

Either way you spin this, Obama has and will continue to meddle.  His only goal will be to make the world believe that his words inspired the battle for freedom in Iran. Our national defense has been reduced to rhyme and rhetoric.  God Help us.