Bush taught Obama a simple rule of Governance – spend and squander, let the next guy or gal in Oval office worry about deficit
Raju Narayan
Jan. 18, 2009

Obama is the most hopeless US President. He spends 200 million dollars in inauguration after taking close to half a billion dollars from common people (literally a day light robbery) and being chosen by the rich and powerful American oligarchs in a set up democracy where voting machines are set up, electoral maps are manipulated, the population is programmed through new media, and TV, and the Internet traffic is controlled via filters and manipulators in the search engines.

Clintons were the choice. The second fallback puppet was Obama for the rich and powerful who put Bush into power by hook or crook for the last eight years.

Obama’s Governance mantra is just one – continue the Bush Governance, oblige and help the rich and powerful, and throw a few bones to the poor and middle class for the name’s sake. Obama now plans to squander one trillion dollar to get started in Bush methodologies after Bush squandered eight trillion in eight years. It seems Obama will try to squander 16 trillion dollars only to find that the US Treasuries have lost its investment quality and Americans are no longer trusted as investment partners.

Barack Obama got a global standing ovation long before he was elected president. But in a fickle and fast-moving world, the overseas reviews are already turning mixed. The man is a puppet in the hands of the American oligarchs, opines some European news media. Russians are making mockery of the America’s first black puppet who will deliver more goodies to the rich and powerful assuring the continuity of status quo while 95% Americans face economic depression, lack of health care, and lower standard of living.


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