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July 25th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
“If you do not want America to be the strongest nation on earth, I am not your
president,” he told the Veterans of Foreign Wars. “You have that president
today.” Promising another “American century” in which the US does not
hesitate to “wield our strength”, he said: “I will not surrender America’s
leadership in the world.”
One member of the former Massachusetts governor’s foreign policy team said:
“In contrast to President Obama, whose first instinct is to reach out to
America’s adversaries, the Governor’s first impulse is to consult and
coordinate and to move closer to our friends and allies overseas so they can
rely on American constancy and strength,” one said.
“Obama is a Left-winger,” said another. “He doesn’t value the Nato alliance as
much, he’s very comfortable with American decline and the traditional
alliances don’t mean as much to him. He wouldn’t like singing ‘Land of Hope
and Glory’.”
The two advisers said Mr Romney would seek to reinstate the Churchill bust
displayed in the Oval Office by George W Bush but returned to British
diplomats by Mr Obama when he took office in 2009. One said Mr Romney viewed
the move as “symbolically important” while the other said it was “just for
starters”.
Mr Obama appears less interested in relations with London than Mr Bush,
despite a change in tone reflected by the welcome extended to Mr Cameron in
March. British diplomats remain frustrated by their “transactional”
relationship with the White House and lack of support on issues such as the
Falkland Islands.
Mr Romney has not made any commitments on the Falklands, but several in his
foreign policy team favour backing Britain and rejecting claims of
sovereignty by Christina Kirchner, the Argentine president. Under Mr Obama
the US is neutral.
The advisers said Mr Cameron and Mr Romney, who is advised by several former
Bush aides, shared a seriousness towards the threats of Islamist terrorism,
a nuclear-armed Iran and the challenging consequences of the Arab Spring.
Mr Romney has pledged to stop Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon, threatening
military action more stridently than Mr Obama. He said yesterday that only a
“complete cessation” of uranium enrichment by Iran was satisfactory – a
stronger demand than the White House’s.
After leaving London, he will deliver a speech in Jerusalem on Sunday, again
threatening Iran and criticising Mr Obama for declining to visit Israel. The
advisers spoke on the condition of anonymity because Mr Romney’s campaign
requested that they not criticise the president to foreign media.
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