Barak Obama wins election

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Skye Ephémérine said:
it was a matter of the lesser of two evils.. and I really have a strong suspicion they will assassinate him and end up with a white dude anyway ...
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God forbid, that would be terrible!

Hopefully he will do a better job than Bush!
 
Mz said:
whats there to celebrate??????????/
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calm down brother.......we are saying that he might be better then the other one
something is better then nothing
 
Am I the only one who thinks he's going to start world war III? o___o

Just because he's got Arab ancestors does not make him pro-muslim. Nor does his ties with former PLO members, which has become a puppet representative for the west since the death of Yasser Arafat. If nobody's able to recall, his father died an atheist. His mother's white family hated his father not because he was black, but because he was muslim (at that time). He was bought up with a complete anti-muslim background. Barrack Obama openly made it clear that muslims were not welcome near him at his rallies. McCain's representatives made it absolutely clear that muslims are more than welcome near him, and they made it clear that they do not endorse islamophobia. While McCain made it absolutely clear he wishes to invade Iran, Obama made it clear he wishes to invade Pakistan. Obama did not vote on a war with Iran.

There are so many reasons why Obama will ruin the world...everything his screwed up with that man... his economic and foreign policies are a joke.

God (swt) bless America, and save us all from his (Obama's) tyranny.
 
^ Agreed, is why i was shocked certain people are a bit happy
 
Mz said:
whats there to celebrate??????????/
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The fact that he is black and a deomcrat :D.

To be honest, I don't care about their promised policies - they don't count for much at the end of the day: what they say and what they do are entirely different things. As woodrow stated earlier, these guys are just the figure heads used to get votes. The real decisions are made by the actual government parties. Which is pretty much the same way it works in the UK really.

I'm just happy that after 8 years of republican rule in america, they finally get a democrat. Who is of all things african-american!

In terms of policies; there wasn't much of a choice - never will be when you have only two options!
 
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We as Muslims are no better off with either Obama or McCain. America's war on terror will continue as it had before, with little foreseeable difference. Although Obama is against Iraq (which is good), he's not against Afghanistan, where many innocent civilians die each day, and as Khan pointed out above, he seems trigger happy for Pakistan. He's definitely no blessing to the Muslim world. Even though I would rather have him than McCain as a president, I did not vote for those reasons.

Furthermore, he seems to have a lot to prove by the fact that many people "accuse" him of being Muslim. So I don't see him going easy on us as a religious group in the future, lest the American people think he is "one of us".

As the Chinese would say: "may you live in interesting times".
 
Allah only knows what they all conceal in their hearts for Muslims
May allah protect our Ummah from all evils and pains
 
In reality, the Democrats have been charge for two years. They just haven't been fillibuster proof. They wanted to win more senate seats last night to gain that 60 vote majority in Congress. Fortunately(imo) they didn't get it. Balance of power is critical in our republic.

As for Obama, when the celebration and handshakes are over, reality will set it. He has a tough job, and expectations are a little too high. A good president a good speech doesn't make.
 
aamirsaab said:
I'm just happy that after 8 years of republican rule in america, they finally get a democrat. Who is of all things african-american!
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lol thats what i find weird



i hated obama the second i saw him talk the very first time.

i think i hate him more then mugabi, because i know obama's intentions, his a sicko just like anyone else who US would give a chance to attain power.



inshAllah one day the world will be under the peaceful justice of islam, inshAllah
 
Keltoi said:
As for Obama, when the celebration and handshakes are over, reality will set it. He has a tough job, and expectations are a little too high. A good president a good speech doesn't make.
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Indeed he has a very tough road ahead of him. I'm not sure how he's going to manage all the various crises this country has gotten itself into, but he's got a lot of work to do, that's for sure. He is a great speaker; let's just hope he's not a one-trick pony.
 
Thats bad news for USA IMO. The good side is that in USA the president's advisors make the decisions.
 
Aaron85 said:
Thats bad news for USA IMO. The good side is that in USA the president's advisors make the decisions.
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o really, wow the advisors u say!

oh the comfort that you have bestowed upon this heart of mine ^o)


where were these advisors during the lies and sick decisions of america's past?...
 
I am proud of the historical importance though. This election has shown that the U.S. is still the torchbearer for equality and democracy in the world. Do you think a black man with the name Barak Hussein Obama could be elected in France? Germany? Russia? Or even Great Britain?
 
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Do people think obama will be good for muslims ?

i doubt it
 
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