Oil Crisis goes straight to the top

Kenya was a british colony when "Obama" was born. BP is British petroleum.

Coincidence?

Why is 'Obama' in quotes?

>>2
Because his real name is his real name is Barack Saddam Hussein Dahmer Claw Nigma Gargamel Bathory Manson Dracul Idi Amin Pol Pot Mengele Zedong Hirohito Ho Chi Minh Jong Il Milosevec Salazar Tojo Mussolini Thulsa Doom Badanov Mojo Jojo Gacey Stewie Ghenghis Khan Hubbard Spears Nero Lohan Chairface Luthor Cruella Shropshire Slasher Bin Laden XIV Obama

>>1
Oh god get out.

More like Obongo LOL

>>6
http://dis.4chan.org/newpol/
http://boards.4chan.org/new/

>>6
I don't get it

>>8
he comes from the congo

Obama is a douche bag.

also >>9 is correct.

:/

>>9
No?  He's from Hawaii.  I'm not even from the US and I know that.

>>10
He's the most polite guy you've had as president in a long time.  Too bad his citizens are fat loudmouth oafs without a brake on their rudeness pedal.  Very rude, very fat people.

>>11
that's because if anyone had anything good to say, it would be said...the others are keeping silent. I'm not a saint.

:/

>>11
He's the most polite guy you've had as president in a long time.
I agree that he comes off as very intelligent and polite, compared to the previous president. Of course people make fun of the "uhhs" he does, and his whole use of teleprompter thing, but those are distractions, I care about the cause and effect of his policies that are in place, not fake petty insults from the supposed "opposing party". There's an old saying "By their deeds, you shall know them", and the things he actually does and not says is what bothers me.

Too bad his citizens are fat loudmouth oafs without a brake on their rudeness pedal.
That's American politics for ya.

Too bad his citizens are fat loudmouth oafs without a brake on their rudeness pedal.  Very rude, very fat people.
I'm guessing that you're referring to the various Tea Party movements. They're just upset at what's going on, but they're not going to be the ones that make the real changes, they're just the scratch on the surface and there is an even larger, more quieter movement. Those Tea Party people and their movement started out quite Jeffersonian in nature, but it's been hi-jacked by the status-quo Neo-con Republican party, and I'm not surprised at all by that.

They're rightfully pertubed about the government spending going on, but they don't really know what socialism is, and honestly what's going on is not socialism, but I see the country moving towards fascism, at least economically (merger of state and corporate power). With the bailouts of the big brokerage firms, Wall Street, owning parts of Citi Group, GMAC, GM, AIG, etc.

>>12
Maybe you are just a terrible person with a bad attitude.

>>13
The teleprompter thing?  That's not even a thing, as teleprompters have been standard for decades.  The teleprompter thing is only one of many obfuscations that morons send in FW:FW:FW emails to each other or heard on talk radio.

The teaparty thing is an interplay of monied douchebags such as Steve Forbes, loudmouth political entertainers on radio and tv, and their fans.  A website domain that was part of growing this thing was even bought before the government changeover.  These morons are fighting for the interests of the pseudocitizens with the power, the particular multinationals who are loyal to no individual or nation while at their worst can be run by some sociopathic turdsquad.

>>14
The teleprompter thing?  That's not even a thing, as teleprompters have been standard for decades.  The teleprompter thing is only one of many obfuscations that morons send in FW:FW:FW emails to each other or heard on talk radio.
Right. What I meant is that some who oppose him make a big deal out if it, I see it as nothing more than a distraction.

The teaparty thing is an interplay of monied douchebags such as Steve Forbes, loudmouth political entertainers on radio and tv, and their fans.
It actually started out quite small, then grew, and then eventually became hi-jacked by the ``monied interests'' that you speak of.

A website domain that was part of growing this thing was even bought before the government changeover.
You have a source to cite this claim?

These morons are fighting for the interests of the pseudocitizens with the power, the particular multinationals who are loyal to no individual or nation while at their worst can be run by some sociopathic turdsquad.
You're right, but both parties are guilty of this. There's no such thing as a revolving door in Washington, it's a wide open door. In fact, there's no door at all, it's been torn off the hinges, and the state has become a whore for all who enter, that is excepting the little people of course.

>>14
It started very much grass-roots, way back in the beginning of 2009, possibly as far back as 2007 the idea of a "coalition" of people, and this is when Bush was still president. When people are losing their homes, their jobs, and seeing homeless people on the street, it's not going to take long before they start protesting and demanding answers. Especially when this is happening to people in large numbers. Basic human nature.

>>15
Yes I have a source.  Just news google around, I can't be bothered to give this thread effort.

>>16
myth and fantasy