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Fox News Channel: Obama Visits With Saudi King on Eve of Speech to 'Muslim World'
Washington Post: Cairo University prepares to host Obama
Fox News Channel: Muslim Brotherhood Members to Attend Obama’s Cairo Speech
ABC News: Jake Tapper and Sunlen Miller: The Emergence of President Obama’s Muslim Roots
Touring the Middle East already? It would seem that we’re on another race through that chaotic region. I already assumed that this had happened in Turkey this past April, and I’ve already listed this area as one of my three most likely starting flashpoints for World War III, but I suppose that the new President of the United States is even more dedicated to this notion than he already is. Thus it is that as of this moment, American President Barack Obama is launching a visit to the Middle East in an attempt to establish a new level of “respect”, however subservient such respect might really be, with the Islamic world, and he evidently has chosen Egypt rather than Turkey for this endeavor. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak may very well show up at Cairo University for this big speech, right alongside a group he’s been attempting to marginalize, so to speak, and as bad as he already is, this group is much, much worse: the Muslim Brotherhood, of all organizations. The expectations should be high… compared to the actual effects. I would like to imagine that somebody in Obama’s team of advisors managed to note the emerging Middle Eastern cold war, especially now that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been assembling a sort of Israeli-Arab alliance against Iran. What are we in the United States to opine about the turmoil in the Islamic Middle East, especially the regimes still in place there? Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud, Muhammad bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, and their fellow oil sheikhs have to be tracking Obama’s moments and statements rather closely, so it may be appropriate that we of the Serebii Forums do the same thing. It’s a civilization that challenged America and its allies almost eight years ago, and its borders have only gotten bloodier ever since. I will relay more appropriate information onto this thread as this story unfolds, and anyone willing to share some comments about this (latest) attempted dialogue with Muslims in the Middle East and around the world on President Barack Obama’s part may certainly contribute them here, centered as the comments will most likely be around the United States’ overall position regarding Islamic civilization.
Washington Post: Cairo University prepares to host Obama
Fox News Channel: Muslim Brotherhood Members to Attend Obama’s Cairo Speech
ABC News: Jake Tapper and Sunlen Miller: The Emergence of President Obama’s Muslim Roots
Touring the Middle East already? It would seem that we’re on another race through that chaotic region. I already assumed that this had happened in Turkey this past April, and I’ve already listed this area as one of my three most likely starting flashpoints for World War III, but I suppose that the new President of the United States is even more dedicated to this notion than he already is. Thus it is that as of this moment, American President Barack Obama is launching a visit to the Middle East in an attempt to establish a new level of “respect”, however subservient such respect might really be, with the Islamic world, and he evidently has chosen Egypt rather than Turkey for this endeavor. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak may very well show up at Cairo University for this big speech, right alongside a group he’s been attempting to marginalize, so to speak, and as bad as he already is, this group is much, much worse: the Muslim Brotherhood, of all organizations. The expectations should be high… compared to the actual effects. I would like to imagine that somebody in Obama’s team of advisors managed to note the emerging Middle Eastern cold war, especially now that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been assembling a sort of Israeli-Arab alliance against Iran. What are we in the United States to opine about the turmoil in the Islamic Middle East, especially the regimes still in place there? Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud, Muhammad bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, and their fellow oil sheikhs have to be tracking Obama’s moments and statements rather closely, so it may be appropriate that we of the Serebii Forums do the same thing. It’s a civilization that challenged America and its allies almost eight years ago, and its borders have only gotten bloodier ever since. I will relay more appropriate information onto this thread as this story unfolds, and anyone willing to share some comments about this (latest) attempted dialogue with Muslims in the Middle East and around the world on President Barack Obama’s part may certainly contribute them here, centered as the comments will most likely be around the United States’ overall position regarding Islamic civilization.