Obama and the Drone Dilemma: Caught between Iraq and a hard Place

Having succeeded in getting the U.S. out of Iraq, the pressure now mounts on President Obama regarding his apparently very reluctant intervention in Syria, as well as the all-invasive use of drones at home and abroad.

While the article by Peter Baker in the New York Times may serve to antidote some of the infectious, gleeful condemnatory piling on, by not only the right wingers but the often equally shallow thinking liberals and left wingers, an even fuller explanation of what was then yet to come, can be found in this presciently accurate information, published by Billy Meier in September 2012. (Search: Obama, drones)

One can also see that Meier and the Plejaren clearly recognize how the average person in America is being constantly financially exploited, which “…corresponds exactly to the opposite of Barack Obama’s ideas…” Maybe, instead of being so easily manipulated into knee-jerk, irresponsible and venomous attacks against him, people will recognize that Obama is in the very unenviable position of being scapegoated for every ill despite his truly wanting “…prosperity and the best for the people as well as for the country itself.”

So, while it seemed preposterous when, in 1987, Meier warned about two coming civil wars, the year 2020 may give new meaning to that old saying about…hindsight. Perhaps many will be rereading Meier’s words by candlelight – in their bunkers – here in the good ol’, formerly United States of America.

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Obama and the Drone Dilemma: Caught between Iraq and a hard Place originally appeared on They Fly on July 3, 2013.