Comments on: Dear American Voter http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/ Thinking Ahead Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:46:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: GR http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21234 GR Mon, 20 Oct 2008 00:19:23 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21234 Dear Middle East Youth, Esra We are all humans and we are all in this world together, Thank you for trying to do what is "good". We "Americans" should participate in trade, but it is important that we do not interfere with your political affairs-this was the belief of our first President George Washington. With respect for you and your people, may you receive: Peace, happiness and a sound state of mind. Sincerely; “We The People” Dear Middle East Youth, Esra
We are all humans and we are all in this world together, Thank you for trying to do what is “good”. We “Americans” should participate in trade, but it is important that we do not interfere with your political affairs-this was the belief of our first President George Washington.
With respect for you and your people, may you receive: Peace, happiness and a sound state of mind.

Sincerely; “We The People”

]]> By: Esra'a (Bahrain) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21233 Esra'a (Bahrain) Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:36:19 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21233 Dear GR, thanks for your comments. This is a tough decision and we're all hoping that the right choice will be made. However it is safe to say by now that most people in the Middle East do not wish for John McCain to take over and repeat what we have seen during the Bush administration. Personally I hope that Obama will take the winning vote, and bring America back to being an inspirational country that we all respect, instead of one led by an administration crippled with corrupt policies. We want an America that we can rely on, one that respects us, and not an America that thrives on threats, war and fear. We only request that voters consider our lives when casting their votes, not just their own. I feel that Obama voters do that, therefore they have my wishes and support. Dear GR, thanks for your comments. This is a tough decision and we’re all hoping that the right choice will be made. However it is safe to say by now that most people in the Middle East do not wish for John McCain to take over and repeat what we have seen during the Bush administration. Personally I hope that Obama will take the winning vote, and bring America back to being an inspirational country that we all respect, instead of one led by an administration crippled with corrupt policies. We want an America that we can rely on, one that respects us, and not an America that thrives on threats, war and fear. We only request that voters consider our lives when casting their votes, not just their own. I feel that Obama voters do that, therefore they have my wishes and support.

]]> By: GR http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21232 GR Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:45:14 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/09/29/dear-american-voter/#comment-21232 Dear Mideast Youth We appreciate your article, thank you for reaching out. I hope and pray that the world, in addition to half the American people do not fall victim to the deceptions of the American political scene. Obama as we know him, will say and has promised everything to everyone to the point of conflict. One day he said most of the middle eastern countries are insignificant, the next he is going into Pakistan. It has become apparent here that people mesmerized by his spell cheer, although they never know his words. In fact our government may not have the money to pay for any of his promises. Our president has limited powers and is not, and should not be the “leader of your world”. John McCain is the only person who truly knows about personal suffering. His reasoning is clear and his intentions are balanced with a life time of experience. He knows we have made mistakes, he is willing to admit them. I know we have made mistakes, but the American people do have good intentions. Obama voted against the war in Iraq against the popular opinion of his people in America, the problem is, he may vote against action also when people cry out for help, when the cause is noble and just. Sometimes however confused, we must take action, the people in Rwanda hoped for rescue, no one came. I pray for your people and hope we can build a lasting unobtrusive interface. Sincerely; “We The People” Dear Mideast Youth
We appreciate your article, thank you for reaching out.
I hope and pray that the world, in addition to half the American people do not fall victim to the deceptions of the American political scene.
Obama as we know him, will say and has promised everything to everyone to the point of conflict. One day he said most of the middle eastern countries are insignificant, the next he is going into Pakistan. It has become apparent here that people mesmerized by his spell cheer, although they never know his words.
In fact our government may not have the money to pay for any of his promises. Our president has limited powers and is not, and should not be the “leader of your world”.
John McCain is the only person who truly knows about personal suffering. His reasoning is clear and his intentions are balanced with a life time of experience. He knows we have made mistakes, he is willing to admit them.
I know we have made mistakes, but the American people do have good intentions.
Obama voted against the war in Iraq against the popular opinion of his people in America, the problem is, he may vote against action also when people cry out for help, when the cause is noble and just.
Sometimes however confused, we must take action, the people in Rwanda hoped for rescue, no one came. I pray for your people and hope we can build a lasting unobtrusive interface.

Sincerely; “We The People”

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