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Gaolee · 11-20-2008, 08:13 PM

Simple answer: yes.

Slightly more complex answer: al Qaeda is going to have a tough time rabble rousing against a guy named Barack Hussein Obama, even if he is the US President and a Christian. He is of Kenyan and Arab descent. It will be kinda tough for al Qaeda to stir up the level of hatred, especially if Obama shows a willingness to deal with the Islamic world fairly. Add in the fact that a whole lot of people in the middle east have a relative or know somebody in the West and it gets even more difficult for al Qaeda to stir.

Even more complex answer: What Richard Clarke said.

Obama will only have a honeymoon, though, and then it will be back to business as usual for al Qaeda.

11-20-2008, 08:13 PM	#2 (permalink)
Gaolee World 500 GP Champion Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Down by the river Posts: 6,597 Casino Cash: $47470 Sportbike: Mad Max et al	Simple answer: yes. Slightly more complex answer: al Qaeda is going to have a tough time rabble rousing against a guy named Barack Hussein Obama, even if he is the US President and a Christian. He is of Kenyan and Arab descent. It will be kinda tough for al Qaeda to stir up the level of hatred, especially if Obama shows a willingness to deal with the Islamic world fairly. Add in the fact that a whole lot of people in the middle east have a relative or know somebody in the West and it gets even more difficult for al Qaeda to stir. Even more complex answer: What Richard Clarke said. Obama will only have a honeymoon, though, and then it will be back to business as usual for al Qaeda. __________________ Member in good standing of the global elitist agenda