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USA: the perfect union

imperialarms

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<h1>Obama: Orderly change tribute to US
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<p class="hn-byline">By PHILIP ELLIOTT – <span class="hn-date">4 hours ago</span>
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<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama said Saturday his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the American spirit.
<br />Obama said his swearing-in Tuesday is a rite of passage that the country marks every four years as a testament to its democratic ideals. He cautioned that its tradition should not be taken for granted.
<br />"We must remember that <font size="5">our nation was founded at a time of kings and queens</font>, and even today billions of people around the world cannot imagine their leaders giving up power without strife or bloodshed," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address.
<br />He noted that peaceful transfers between U.S. presidents have come regardless of circumstance.
<br />"<font size="4">Inaugurations have taken place during times of war and peace; in Depression and prosperity</font>," Obama said. <font size="5">"Our democracy has undergone many changes, and our people have taken many steps in pursuit of a more perfect union</font>. What has always endured is this peaceful and orderly transition of power."
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shockshiok

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<h1>Obama: Orderly change tribute to US
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<p class="hn-byline">By PHILIP ELLIOTT – <span class="hn-date">4 hours ago</span>
</p>
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama said Saturday his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the American spirit.
<br />Obama said his swearing-in Tuesday is a rite of passage that the country marks every four years as a testament to its democratic ideals. He cautioned that its tradition should not be taken for granted.
<br />"We must remember that <font size="5">our nation was founded at a time of kings and queens</font>, and even today billions of people around the world cannot imagine their leaders giving up power without strife or bloodshed," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address.
<br />He noted that peaceful transfers between U.S. presidents have come regardless of circumstance.
<br />"<font size="4">Inaugurations have taken place during times of war and peace; in Depression and prosperity</font>," Obama said. <font size="5">"Our democracy has undergone many changes, and our people have taken many steps in pursuit of a more perfect union</font>. What has always endured is this peaceful and orderly transition of power."
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we are all watching the upcoming inauguration. congrats to the US on this. things are finally moving in the right direction, with the US in the lead as usual.
 

busy123

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<h1>Obama: Orderly change tribute to US
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<p class="hn-byline">By PHILIP ELLIOTT – <span class="hn-date">4 hours ago</span>
</p>
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama said Saturday his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the American spirit.
<br />Obama said his swearing-in Tuesday is a rite of passage that the country marks every four years as a testament to its democratic ideals. He cautioned that its tradition should not be taken for granted.
<br />"We must remember that <font size="5">our nation was founded at a time of kings and queens</font>, and even today billions of people around the world cannot imagine their leaders giving up power without strife or bloodshed," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address.
<br />He noted that peaceful transfers between U.S. presidents have come regardless of circumstance.
<br />"<font size="4">Inaugurations have taken place during times of war and peace; in Depression and prosperity</font>," Obama said. <font size="5">"Our democracy has undergone many changes, and our people have taken many steps in pursuit of a more perfect union</font>. What has always endured is this peaceful and orderly transition of power."
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Why izzit no info here how to migrate to US of A?

Me wan go there now.....
 

redbull313

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<h1>Obama: Orderly change tribute to US
</h1>
<p class="hn-byline">By PHILIP ELLIOTT – <span class="hn-date">4 hours ago</span>
</p>
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama said Saturday his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the American spirit.
<br />Obama said his swearing-in Tuesday is a rite of passage that the country marks every four years as a testament to its democratic ideals. He cautioned that its tradition should not be taken for granted.
<br />"We must remember that <font size="5">our nation was founded at a time of kings and queens</font>, and even today billions of people around the world cannot imagine their leaders giving up power without strife or bloodshed," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address.
<br />He noted that peaceful transfers between U.S. presidents have come regardless of circumstance.
<br />"<font size="4">Inaugurations have taken place during times of war and peace; in Depression and prosperity</font>," Obama said. <font size="5">"Our democracy has undergone many changes, and our people have taken many steps in pursuit of a more perfect union</font>. What has always endured is this peaceful and orderly transition of power."
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I love my Country. I have never said it before, but I love my Country.
 

Peiweh

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<h1>Obama: Orderly change tribute to US
</h1>
<p class="hn-byline">By PHILIP ELLIOTT – <span class="hn-date">4 hours ago</span>
</p>
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama said Saturday his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the American spirit.
<br />Obama said his swearing-in Tuesday is a rite of passage that the country marks every four years as a testament to its democratic ideals. He cautioned that its tradition should not be taken for granted.
<br />"We must remember that <font size="5">our nation was founded at a time of kings and queens</font>, and even today billions of people around the world cannot imagine their leaders giving up power without strife or bloodshed," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address.
<br />He noted that peaceful transfers between U.S. presidents have come regardless of circumstance.
<br />"<font size="4">Inaugurations have taken place during times of war and peace; in Depression and prosperity</font>," Obama said. <font size="5">"Our democracy has undergone many changes, and our people have taken many steps in pursuit of a more perfect union</font>. What has always endured is this peaceful and orderly transition of power."
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My research show The United States is still the best choice for emigration in these troubled times. The recent inauguration is a beacon of hope and light for the whole world. In Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East people were dancing in the streets.
 

neddy

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My research show The United States is still the best choice for emigration in these troubled times. The recent inauguration is a beacon of hope and light for the whole world. In Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East people were dancing in the streets.

You are right :biggrin:
 

Peiweh

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I am very skeptical of the Obama hype; People's expectations are too high

Granted the burden is great as was the situation when Clinton entered office. He is still popular today for solving the economic problems under the Republican era.
 
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