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A Non-Presidential Speech

Updated on December 7, 2015
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Tevya is at the Table

Good Morning, Breakfastpoppers. Today is Monday, December 7, 2015. Our dear friend, Wasp Tevya, is at the breakfast table this morning. Tevya has asked for the pleasure of your company. He wants to discuss President Obama's rare and awful speech delivered from the Oval Office last night. Tevya is bringing loads of bagels, lox and cream cheese for your enjoyment. I will be serving Irish coffees to calm your nerves. We hope to see you soon.


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A Speech About Nothing

Thank you all for joining me this morning. I watched President Obama's speech last night. My only thought was that he tried his best to look determined, engaged and concerned. He tried, but he failed. The speech was short and uninspiring. If Americans were hoping to come away from it feeling safer, they were sorely disappointed. The bottom line for this president is that he will continue to do whatever it is that he is doing, and to hell with the advice of experts far more skilled in the defense of this nation. He didn't even get all the facts right. The president referred to the program that allowed the terrorist, Tashfeen Malik, to enter our nation. He promised to beef up the US Visa Waver program. That would be okay if not for the fact that Malik entered this country on a K-1 Fiance Visa. I suggest that President Obama deal with the correct program by shutting it down completely. The talk was brief, but it touched upon the only two issues that fill his every thought. He told all of us that we must remember that we are not at war with Islam. The war we are engaged in is with some thugs. You would think that Americans were roaming the streets with intent to harm the first Muslim they see. That is not the case, so it is insulting for this president to smack us down for actions we are not taking. He concluded with a pitch for disarming America. It wasn't two Muslim terrorists who brought carnage to San Bernardino, it was guns and ammo. Americans wanted to hear that the Syrian invasion of our borders was suspended. Americans wanted to hear that concrete steps are being taken to protect our nation, our children and our future. We heard none of that, but really where is the surprise?

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What About Those Camps?

What we didn't hear the President say was that there were steps underway to shut down the 23 Jihad training camps that have been located inside our country. According to a document compiled and released by the Clarion project, these camps belong to Jamaat ul-Fuqra, a Pakistan Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaeda related group. The organization is an extremely militant and dangerous group of international terrorists. These camps are operating right under our noses. They are training new recruits to wage Jihad against all of us. The Department of Homeland Security has refused to classify this terror group as a terrorist organization. It's time we asked the President why he has refused to act or even mention this group. One thing is extremely clear to this bug, this president has a vested interest in protecting the interests of Muslims over those of American citizens.

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Allowing the Disease to Spread

The one certainty that exists is that if we don't act now we are going to pay an enormous price. We have already suffered an unacceptable loss of life. Just how much more are we to bear before this administration faces reality? Sadly, I think we are going to have to sit with our hands tied behind our backs until President Obama goes back to being activist Obama once again. If Clinton becomes the next president, we can expect more of the same stupidity. Our entire way of life is on the line. ISIS is growing every second. They are establishing strongholds and developing an organization that is determined to establish a worldwide caliphate. If we don't act, we lose.

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Common Sense Must Prevail

President Obama spoke about a coalition of 61 nations fighting ISIS. If only that were true. He spoke about stopping people on the no-fly list from buying guns. Is it too much to ask that people who can't be trusted to fly, be detained in a nice cell with bars and three squares a day? He spoke about making it more difficult for people to buy assault weapons. Someone should tell this insulated leader that guns of any type will always be available to the bad guys. We have so many gun laws on the books already. Common sense says that they are not working. We need to fight these animals with boots on the ground. We need to burn the rules of engagement and fight to win. We have to forget about collateral damage and give this war all we have to end it quickly. We don't want a long and protracted war like the ones we have been fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. It is time we show these terrorists who they are really dealing with.This president doesn't have the guts or will to do any of this. Let's pray the next one does.

Tevya's Song

Dear God, you made so many liberals

It's no shame to be a liberal

But it's no great honor either!

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