Obama to Muslim world: A 'new beginning' has started

The exchange programs will include business opportunities in Silicon Valley, technology, telecommunications, health care, education and infrastructure, Obama told the summit that included delegates from the U.S. and Muslim countries.


we will File this In the WTF category !
Getting Cozy with Muslims never seems to work out for Anyone , But some people just keep trying !
If Obama thinks that buttering up a few Muslim Business men is going to change how the entire Muslim world views us , He may have his head shoved up a little to far somewhere !

The Set up

I don't need to ask If He is insane , ignorant , or just plain clueless , He has already proven that !

But words can not really say how this comes across , inviting Muslim business People to come and check out our INFRASTRUCTURE ?
That does not sound very bright !

How about that Education part ! Muslim countries frown on a certain aspect of their societies even getting an Education !

Silicon Valley , Technology ? Whatever '
All I'm saying is...


The Cheap Shot !


Their ain't enough lipstick to cover this one up !


USA Today
President Obama said tonight that the U.S. will set up exchange programs with business people throughout the Muslim world as part of the overall outreach program he outlined last year.

"The new beginning we seek is not only possible, it has already begun," Obama told the Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship in Washington, D.C.

The exchange programs will include business opportunities in Silicon Valley, technology, telecommunications, health care, education and infrastructure, Obama told the summit that included delegates from the U.S. and Muslim countries.

The summit was one of the ideas Obama pitched during his June speech in Cairo outlining "a new beginning between the United States and Muslim communities."

"Over the past year the United States has been reaching out and listening," he said.

That includes winding down the war in Iraq, working with Afghanistan and Pakistan to "isolate violent extremists,' and seeking a peaceful two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians, Obama said.

There has also been cultural outreach, Obama said -- including a comic book series in which Superman and Batman work with their Muslim counterparts.

"And I hear they're making progress," Obama said.