Get him out of office, throw the anti American out!
I have had it with this whole administration. It was a mistake based on the options the American people had at the time. Americans may have voted for change but they had no idea that change would mean the down fall of the United States of America and that is the change that Obama is seeking.
You only have to listen to his words to the UN, he hates America and cannot stop apologizing to Europe for all the ills that America has caused them. (We ruined the world economy, We ruined the environment, We caused global warming, We started racism, We are a selfish nation and We need to learn how to get along with others)
If Obama wants to run a campaign to be the world leader then let him resign here in the US and move!
The United nations speech he gave was the last straw. Americans cannot work with a man that has the views Obama does. Everything he is pushing for is against all that made America Great. He is pandering to Europe at the expense of our nation!
People are waking up. In Pittsburgh Obama was met with Mad Americans! As protesters took to the street.
A mile from the convention center where more talks will be held today, police fired canisters of pepper spray and smoke at marchers protesting the summit after the protesters responded to calls to disperse by rolling trash bins and throwing rocks. The biggest clashes between police and demonstrators occurred at just about the time President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama arrived. The protesters banged on drums and chanted “Ain’t no power like the power of the people, ’cause the power of the people don’t stop.”
At the G-20, countries had reached a consensus on the “basic outline” of a proposal to limit bankers’ compensation by the end of this year. Geithner said it would involve setting separate standards in each of the countries and would be overseen by an international group of central bankers and regulators. So, Obama will now promote setting international limits on American income and submit this to the control of an international mob. Geithner predicted the proposed crackdown on bankers’ bonuses would be in place by the end of the year.
Analysts suggested that Obama got points at this meeting, just for not being George W. Bush, who was widely disliked overseas, especially in European countries.
Why is that? If they love Obama, let them have him! We need to be concerned about the United States of America and not what those European countries (that Americans left) think.
If you listened to Obama the last couple of days, you have to agree…He is not an American President. He is an imposter, his goal is not to uplift the USA, but to bring her down to a level where the other world nations and people will not envy her.
At the G-20 meeting Obama called for a total nuclear disarmament. Obama would take away the strength of the US, the strength that has kept us from a world war. To have Obama making such a speech while enemy nations like Iran refuses to halt uranium enrichment,the same enrichment processes can produce both nuclear fuel and material for warheads. Venezuela's president has announced the creation of an atomic energy commission and plans to lead the South American nation into the nuclear era. Hugo Chavez said his government would catch up other nations who possess nuclear power.
Chavez said: "I say it before the world: Venezuela is going to start the process of developing nuclear energy.
"But we're not going to make an atomic bomb, so don't be bothering us afterward ...
Fidel Castro called Obama the greatest American president……Hugo Chavez called him a friend and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi called Obama a son.
Is Obama an “America President”?
Showing posts with label pandemic flu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pandemic flu. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Swine Pig Flu has potential for Human Pandemic
BREAKING NEWS: WHO Health chief: Swine flu has 'pandemic potential'
4/25/2009
Never-before-seen mixture of swine, human and avian viruses kills up to 68.
GENEVA – An outbreak of swine flu in Mexico and the United States is a quickly evolving situation that has "pandemic potential," the head of the World Health Organization said Saturday before an emergency meeting of flu experts. WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said the North American outbreak of a never-before-seen virus was a very serious situation. She called Saturday's emergency meeting to consider declaring an international public health emergency over the outbreak, which is believed to have killed dozens of people in Mexico and sickened at least eight in the U.S. The experts are also expected to recommend whether WHO should raise its pandemic alert to a higher level. At least 62 people have died from severe pneumonia caused by a flu-like illness in Mexico, according to WHO. Some of those who died are confirmed to have a unique version of the A/H1N1 flu virus that is a combination of bird, pig and human viruses. Mexico has closed schools, museums, libraries and theaters in a bid to contain the outbreak, which may have sickened about 1,000 people there. "The situation is evolving quickly," Chan said at a telephone news conference in Geneva. "A new disease is by definition poorly understood. "In the assessment of WHO, this is a serious situation which must be watched very closely." "This is an animal strain of the H1N1 virus, and it has pandemic potential because it is infecting people," Chan said. "However, we cannot say, on the basis of currently available laboratory, epidemiological and clinical evidence, whether or not it will indeed cause a pandemic," she added. It is the first time Chan has convened such a crisis panel since the procedure was created almost two years ago, spokesman Gregory Hartl said. The committee may decide Saturday that the outbreak constitutes a public health emergency, and if so, whether WHO should consider measures including travel advisories, trade restrictions and border closures. The global body's flu pandemic alert level is now set to phase three — meaning there is no or very limited risk of a new virus spreading from human to human. The committee "will be asked, 'should we raise the alert level to phase four or phase five,' depending on their appreciation of how far the virus has spread," Hartl said. An increased alert level was considered likely, as initial evidence from the outbreak in Mexico indicates the virus has spread between people. Hartl said, however, that a decision would not be made Saturday.
4/25/2009
Never-before-seen mixture of swine, human and avian viruses kills up to 68.
GENEVA – An outbreak of swine flu in Mexico and the United States is a quickly evolving situation that has "pandemic potential," the head of the World Health Organization said Saturday before an emergency meeting of flu experts. WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said the North American outbreak of a never-before-seen virus was a very serious situation. She called Saturday's emergency meeting to consider declaring an international public health emergency over the outbreak, which is believed to have killed dozens of people in Mexico and sickened at least eight in the U.S. The experts are also expected to recommend whether WHO should raise its pandemic alert to a higher level. At least 62 people have died from severe pneumonia caused by a flu-like illness in Mexico, according to WHO. Some of those who died are confirmed to have a unique version of the A/H1N1 flu virus that is a combination of bird, pig and human viruses. Mexico has closed schools, museums, libraries and theaters in a bid to contain the outbreak, which may have sickened about 1,000 people there. "The situation is evolving quickly," Chan said at a telephone news conference in Geneva. "A new disease is by definition poorly understood. "In the assessment of WHO, this is a serious situation which must be watched very closely." "This is an animal strain of the H1N1 virus, and it has pandemic potential because it is infecting people," Chan said. "However, we cannot say, on the basis of currently available laboratory, epidemiological and clinical evidence, whether or not it will indeed cause a pandemic," she added. It is the first time Chan has convened such a crisis panel since the procedure was created almost two years ago, spokesman Gregory Hartl said. The committee may decide Saturday that the outbreak constitutes a public health emergency, and if so, whether WHO should consider measures including travel advisories, trade restrictions and border closures. The global body's flu pandemic alert level is now set to phase three — meaning there is no or very limited risk of a new virus spreading from human to human. The committee "will be asked, 'should we raise the alert level to phase four or phase five,' depending on their appreciation of how far the virus has spread," Hartl said. An increased alert level was considered likely, as initial evidence from the outbreak in Mexico indicates the virus has spread between people. Hartl said, however, that a decision would not be made Saturday.
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