"Obama, in tribute, invokes strength of D-day heroes; Ties challenge in Normandy to crises today" by Jeff Zeleny, New York Times | June 7, 2009
COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France - As he made his way here, he signaled his intention to take a stronger tack toward North Korea, whose behavior he called "extraordinarily provocative."
"We live in a world of competing beliefs and claims about what is true. It is a world of varied religions and cultures and forms of government," he said. "In such a world, it is rare for a struggle to emerge that speaks to something universal about humanity. The Second World War did that."
Yeah, romanticize the lies! Pffft!
Obama delivered a 16-minute address steeped in history, following President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada, and Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain....
Globalists getting geared up for another, 'eh?
Before arriving here to pay tribute to history, Obama met with Sarkozy in Caen, a city of churches nearly destroyed by Allied artillery and bombs. The two leaders said they found common ground on issues such as the Middle East, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and threats from North Korea, with Obama signaling a stronger approach toward the nation.
"We are not intending to continue a policy of rewarding provocation," Obama said, referring to the latest nuclear test and missile test-launches by the North....
Unless we are talking Israel and arms transfers, right?
