Obama Redefines Al Queda To Be A Racis Organization Against Blacks (Africans)

From Fire Andrea Mitchell:

Obama clarifies Al Qaeda – they are a racist organization against black Africans


Oh so thats what Al Qaeda is! They are simply a racist organization against blacks in Africa. Just ask Obama:



Speaking about the Uganda bombings, the president said, “What you’ve seen in some of the statements that have been made by these terrorist organizations is that they do not regard African life as valuable in and of itself. They see it as a potential place where you can carry out ideological battles that kill innocents without regard to long-term consequences for their short-term tactical gains.”



Then another Obama Regime official made his statements even more clear:



“Additionally, U.S. intelligence has indicated that al Qaeda leadership specifically targets and recruits black Africans to become suicide bombers because they believe that poor economic and social conditions make them more susceptible to recruitment than Arabs,” the official said. “Al Qaeda recruits have said that al Qaeda is racist against black members from West Africa because they are only used in lower level operations.”



“In short,” the official said, “al Qaeda is a racist organization that treats black Africans like cannon fodder and does not value human life.”



It’s good to know that the regime knows Al Qaeda’s primary goal is to harm blacks in Africa. Never mind the fact that Al Qaeda hates Americans, Jews, Christians and basically anyone else who doesn’t submit to Islam all over the world and of any skin color.





The president also said in the interview that “it was so tragic and ironic to see an explosion like this take place when people in Africa were celebrating and watching the World Cup take place in South Africa. On the one hand, you have a vision of an Africa on the move, an Africa that is unified, an Africa that is modernizing and creating opportunities; and on the other hand, you’ve got a vision of al Qaeda and Al Shabaab that is about destruction and death.



“And I think it presents a pretty clear contrast in terms of the future that most Africans want for themselves and their children,” Mr. Obama said. “And we need to make sure that we are doing everything we can to support those who want to build, as opposed to want to destroy.”