Worth reading.

The Manchurian President: Barack Obama’s Ties to Communists, Socialists and Other Anti-American Extremists

http://www.amazon.com/Manchurian-President-Communists-Socialists-Anti-American/dp/1935071874/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1276260018&sr=1-1

And the media complicity in covering up the past of Obama.

The Pathology of Media Denial
Jun 11

Written by: Diana West

http://www.dianawest.net/Home/tabid/36/EntryId/1433/The-Pathology-of-Media-Denial.aspx

I understand you are British judging by your above comment on the BP-case. Pardon me, perhaps this response won’t see the light of day and I’ll be thrown out here.
Let me be please try to offer my own perspective without the radical voice that sometimes, not often, but sometimes pops out behind my comments.
Loving something or someone is often an irrational concept/act based on impressions and deep emotions.

I deeply dislike and distrust Obama and his cohorts/gang.
I object to ALL particles of his basic instincts and his ideology, barred one.
You may well know what this particular particle might be. Just let me tell you one thing: when I was 13 years old I got a book on “Europe”, a geopolitical album presenting all European states one by one. By the margins of the page showing Britain, and concretely a pic of Canterbury Cathedral this early teenage boy wrote the follwing: “The conservative miracle in an unmistakable British favour” - sycophantic fawning about England, expressing my unconditional love about it in childish and lofty words. That was then. More than twice that age now, I know better.
I blame myself secretly since irrationality (hatred?) is not a good guiding principle for one’s life and I am in a deep dilemma, cause it’s a bit hard to blame the hate Israel-brigade with a vengence without looking a bit hypocritical. Still, I think Britain’s existance is not in danger as things stand today. The same cannot be told about Israel, so comparing myself to my “fellow” haters is inaccurate. Still, and that’s why I may carry a price to say, I couldn’t have been happier when me and my father conversed about this issue. It’s a torturing moral dilemma for me as I said, if it’s just or moral to “wish” the pensions of perfectly honest and kind millions of (old) men and women to suffer the consequences. From this perspective I am ashamed of it. From the perspective of *BRITAIN’s*, and more closely ENGLAND’s, I turn a 180 degree.
This is mainly about history - mostly - but partly about the present too. I couldn’t be more glad if this company went under with all its consequences. Partly yes, because of the immense and outrageous damage it caused, partly because of other reasons. I very much love the US, but this is not the object of comparison here. England is antisemitic as it is. It’s an antisemitic nation. Perhaps more so than the Scottish and the other hapless Celtic looked down upon (by me) riff raff. Of course one cannot/should not generalize but still this is what I think. In comparison I’d never - - or to be more precise not likely - - ever wish an economical damage to two peoples, the Italianas and the Dutch. As I told you at the beginning “love” is a strange concept and often impossible to consciously direct or contain it, ’cause it’s instinctive and comes from very deep inside.

In general, I love the Italians and I like the Dutch and their countries (in spite of this latter being - as stereotypes, which are risky business, - never!!! as kind or even friendly as the few English people I met, being the perception about the Dutch as grumpy, stingy, greedy and unfriendly Stereotypes go a long way…).
I don’t like England. Read betwen the lines Joshua.
I understand if this will be problematic to publish and won’t be.
I am sorry. I cannot help it.

Both Professor Bernard Lewis and Professor Norman Stone make the clear distinction, whilst not playing down the tragedy or its significance and therefore, if they are right to make the distinction and the distinction is right, I think one should remain circumspect when using this term in connection with some of the very recent disturbing statements and actions by Turkey. This is one key issue that has been used by countries like France to keep Turkey out of the EU and which may be one factor in driving Turkey eastwards, or at least gives it an undeserved pretext to do so.

Here is Bernard Lewis:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG70UWESfu4

And here, Norman Stone:

http://www.turkishcoalition.org/media/stone.pdf

Colonel Gaddafi on the Turkish Trojan Horse.