وصلني عن طريق الميل بالصدفة كلام عن راهم واوباما حبيت اشارك بيه الناس اللي عمالة تخطرف على المنتديات


1. Congressman Rahm Emanuel’s father Benjamin Emanuel does not live in Israel.
He is indeed an Israeli Citizen, but he has immigrated to the US since the
1950’s where he met his wife and lived. He still practices medicine in
Chicago.

2. Rahm Emanuel did not “He ( the Jew ) organized Israel Security system during
the Gulf war in 1991”. Congressman Emanuel volunteered as a civilian in the
Israeli Defense Force during the Gulf War in 1991. He was assigned duty in one
of the bunkers in the north of Israel, but having no military training he was
not responsible for organizing anything.

3. The job of the Chief of Staff is not “This position is the most important
rank in the National Security Council of the USA”. The Chief of Staff’s duties
are: “responsible for overseeing the actions of the White House staff, managing
the president's schedule, and deciding who is allowed to meet with the
president.” The National Security Council members are: “The National Security
Council is chaired by the President. Its regular attendees (both statutory and
non-statutory) are the Vice President, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of
the Treasury, the Secretary of Defense, and the Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs (or National Security Advisor). The Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff is the statutory military advisor to the Council, and the
Director of National Intelligence is the intelligence advisor. The Chief of
Staff to the President, Counsel to the President, and the Assistant to the
President for Economic Policy are also invited to attend any NSC meeting.” He
is clearly not the chairman of the Council or its most important member.

4. Concerning the story that Mr. Mohamed El Badry mentioned, the story is simply
not accurate. McCain was not asked by a journalist, whether important or not,
about Obama being a Muslim. The real story is that in one of McCain’s rallies
an old women was given the microphone and she said that Obama scars her and
that she had heard he was an Arab. McCain immediately took the microphone from
her and told her “no mam, Obama is a decent man. We just have our differences
on policies”. No one mentioned anything about religion.

5. Concerning Mr. Hassan Khalil’s initial article, Obama is not the President
that got the highest number of votes since Lyndon Johnson. In terms of
Electoral votes, Obama got 364 or 365 votes we still don’t know exactly, more
than 10 Presidents got more than he did including Clinton 1996 (379 votes),
Clinton 1992 (370 votes), Bush Senior 1988 (426 votes), Reagan 1984 (525
votes), Reagan 1980 (497 votes), Nixon 1972 (520 votes), Johnson 1964 (486
votes), Eisenhower 1956 (457 votes), Eisenhower 1952 (442 votes), Roosevelt
1944 (432 votes), Roosevelt 1940 (449 votes), Roosevelt 1936 (523 votes),
Roosevelt 1932 (472 votes) and many more historical elections.

6. He is also not the one with the most popular votes. We still don’t know the
exact numbers, but it looks as if he got exactly like George Bush got in 2004,
around 62-62 million votes. If we want to compare this in percentages it is
less than Bush Senior, Reagan in both elections, Nixon 1972 and Johnson 1964.

7. Obama did not gather 90% of his donations from people contributing less than
$100. More than 90% of his contributors contributed less than $100. There is a
clear difference between both statements.

8. The 2008 Elections, regardless of all the media hype did not see an
exceptional participation. Again we don’t know yet the exact numbers, but it
looks like 121 million participated in 2004 and 122 million participated in
2008. Taking the population increase in 4 years into consideration no real
increase took place in the voter participation.

9. Obama did not vote against the Iraq war for the simple reason that he was not
a Senator in the United States Senate at the time. Hillary did vote to authorize
the President, but by the beginning of the campaign both held the same position
as did Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson, and John Edwards.