Barack Obama

You may have also heard it recently: "We got Barack in, the job is done." (Or something like it.) I understand the sentiment, but I don't follow the logic that suggests that Obama can solve all or any of our problems.

As if the election of Barack Obama, in and of itself, changes anything. Those who have paid attention already know that most of his positions reflect the status quo:

-He supports giving Israel billions of dollars a year to aid their genocidal war against Palestine.

Let me say this, to some of those on the left -- some of my friends and longtime compatriots in the struggle for social justice -- who yet insist that there is no difference between Obama and McCain, between Democrats and Republicans, between Biden and Palin: Screw you.

Tuesday’s celebration hangovers have finally started to wear off, and the pieces are beginning to fall into place. Change will be coming to Washington in January, but it is difficult to decipher what form it will take. Early clues, however, suggest that Barack Obama’s administration will prove unlikely to alter the fundamental political machinery that has led us into war and economic turmoil. Below is a brief summary of Obama’s potential choices for a few key roles in his administration.

9/11,Dem VP Joe Biden,Hunter Biden's Paradigm and Israeli Delaware Corp ICTS International

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