Dokumentation Texte - US-Präsident Barack Hussein Obama - Grundsatzrede an die Muslime - Kairo 5.6.2009
 

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Feeling the Hate In Jerusalem on Eve of Obama's Cairo Address See Max Blumenthal's shocking footage of the reaction by some Israelis and American Jews in Jerusalem to Obama's speech to the Muslim world. Obama in Cairo: A Bush in sheep's clothing? - Ali Abunimah - Once you strip away the mujamalat -- the courtesies exchanged between guest and host -- the substance of President Obama's speech in Cairo indicates there is likely to be little real change in US policy. It is not necessary to divine Obama's intentions -- he may be utterly sincere and I believe he is. It is his analysis and prescriptions that in most regards maintain flawed American policies intact. Though he pledged to "speak the truth as best I can," there was much the president left out. He spoke of tension between "America and Islam" -- the former a concrete specific place, the latter a vague construct subsuming peoples, practices, histories and countries more varied than similar. >>>

 

 

Dokumentation Texte - US-Präsident Barack Hussein Obama - Grundsatzrede an die Muslime - Kairo 5.6.2009