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mystery-ak · « **on:** July 04, 2017, 02:29:00 pm »

Shadow President? Obama Meets With South Korean President To Discuss Trump

Alex Pfeiffer
White House Correspondent
10:30 AM 07/03/2017

Former President Barack Obama seems to be feeling nostalgic for his old job, meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in Monday for 40 minutes.

The Korea Herald reported that Moon spoke about his recent meetings with President Trump in Washington and asked Obama for his advice on how to improve that relationship.

The meeting came after Obama spoke at the Asian Leadership Conference and the Fourth Congress of Indonesian Diaspora in Jakarta. There he attacked Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate change accord.

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mountaineer · « **Reply #1 on:** July 04, 2017, 04:24:44 pm »

Obama warns Americans about TOO MUCH PATRIOTISM — on July 4th weekend
By Pamela Geller - on July 4, 2017

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In his native land. We are just beginning to get a real picture of how dangerous and destructive President Obama really was (as if we didn’t know). Trash president trash talking America. President Obama was such a complete and utter failure — ISIS, Libya, Egypt, Israel, Russia, China, Obamacare, cash for clunkers, BLM, joblessness, racial divisiveness, etc. — you would think he would now be humbled, remorseful, thoughtful. Instead, he digs in his hooves and attacks us.

On July 4th weekend, no less.

“Obama warns Americans about too much patriotism — on July 4th weekend!,” by Kyle Olson, American Mirror, July 2, 2017 ...

The Guardian reports:

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The former US president said some countries had adopted “an aggressive kind of nationalism” and “increased resentment of minority groups”, in a speech in Indonesia on Saturday that could be seen as a commentary on the US as well as Indonesia.

“It’s been clear for a while that the world is at a crossroads. At an inflection point,” Obama said, telling a Jakarta crowd stories of how much the capital had improved since he lived there as a child.

But he said that increased prosperity had been accompanied by new global problems, adding that as the world confronts issues ranging from inequality to terrorism, some countries – both developed and less developed – had adopted a more aggressive and isolationist stance.

“If we don’t stand up for tolerance and moderation and respect for others, if we begin to doubt ourselves and all that we have accomplished, then much of the progress that we have made will not continue,” he said.

“What we will see is more and more people arguing against democracy, we will see more and more people who are looking to restrict freedom of the press, and we’ll see more intolerance, more tribal divisions, more ethnic divisions, and religious divisions and more violence,” Obama asserted.
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