Obama Win Doesn't Create Terrorism Lull: These People Really Exist?

I almost fell out of my chair I was laughing so hard when I read about this. I know these "walking dead" Obama-ists were deluded. Deceived is more the correct wording. But to think that these people actually believed that his win in November would bring about world peace? That terrorists would just give up and go home? That's truly a sad commentary in and of itself. I suppose they believe the stock market will skyrocket to it's highest recorded level ever on his inauguration day. And Iran and North Korea will forgoe any further Nuclear ambitions too.

Keep dreaming folks.

But sure enough, these types of people really do seem to exist. As witnessed in the following exchange between MS-LSD's Alex Witt and correspondent John Yang, found on the MRC site;



ALEX WITT: You know, John, and it's interesting because there are many who had such an optimistic and hopeful opinion of things, and you certainly can't expect things to change [snaps fingers] on a dime overnight, but there are many who suggested that with the outgoing Bush administration and the incoming Obama administration there would be something of a lull in terrorism attacks. There had been such a global outpouring of affection, respect, hope, with the new administration coming in, that precisely these kinds of attacks, it was thought -- at least hoped -- would be dampered down. But in this case it looks like Barack Obama is getting a preview of things to come.

JOHN YANG: He's -- it's a rude awakening, a very, sort of, sober reminder of what he's going to be facing in just a few weeks. And there is some concern also, there had been some concern, that during this period, during this, the transition period, between Election Day and Inauguration Day, that the enemies of the United States, those who don't care for the United States no matter who's leading it, would try and test the United States, would try to take advantage of this period, and I think that may be one thing that we're seeing right now.

WITT: Okay, John Yang there in Chicago, following President-elect Barack Obama's Thanksgiving Day dinner having been interrupted by all of this news from Mumbai. John, thank you very much.

Now come on people. How peaceful do you think it was really going to be. Especially when you have terrorist leaders themselves calling Obama outright a "House Negro." Then again, since regions in the middle east were far deeper into slavery than America could ever dreamed of, it would explain why they know of that phrase there. Kinda makes me wonder, with as much slavery went on in the middle east of the African nations, why so many of them (Black Americans) convert to islam.

Odder things happen I suppose.