Obama doesn't hate america but some love believing that. It's getting so old...

They don't care how congress works..

Sorry but I don't find utube educational. And secondly you think Obama is radical yet I find you radical... To each their own. I am already self reliant thank you, and I can still support this president.

Looks more like they expect miracles. Obama can't change anything with out help. So far he is being fought on everything including foreign affairs. Change in this country only seems to happen when it's forced, sadly.

Just tells me that people are impatient in Europe too. What the hell did they expect in 7 freaking months. I want what I want and I want it yesterday. What a bunch of whiners.

So people are upset he can't get it done over night. Does that mean you don't bother trying?

I'm out of here. Completely over the whimpering.

Wth?

After I got the swine flu in 1976, I only got one seasonal flu shot after that incident in 1978 and never got one again, but also never had the flu again either. So I have gone 31 years with out a flu shot. Contemplating getting it this time, including a shot for pneumonia which I was just told is a good idea for folks my age..

I went to Afghanistan and all I got was H1N1
Posted: 09:51 AM ET
By Dr. Sanjay Gupta
CNN Chief Medical Correspondent



It started as a cough. It wasn’t the kind of cough where something is temporarily stuck in your throat. It wasn’t the kind of cough where simply clearing your throat would’ve been adequate. This was the kind of cough that hurts when you do it. A stinging pain that makes you wince and guard and hope that you don’t have to cough again any time soon. I thought I might have a fever, but of course, I was in the middle of covering a war in Afghanistan, and the conditions were… well, hot. So, maybe it was that. Problem was, the next day I wasn’t feeling any better – in fact, I was worse. I woke up in my dusty desert tent and tried to step out of my sleeping bag. Two steps later, I almost hit the deck. Incoming. Except this wasn’t due to any sirens going off, this was due to my own body simply being unable to hold myself up. I was lightheaded and freezing cold – even though it was over 100 degrees outside at that early hour of the morning.


Dr. Sanjay Gupta, who contracted H1N1 in Afghanistan, receives treatment.
I was nauseated and my entire body hurt. I tried to explain away my symptoms with lots of different excuses. You don’t sleep much while covering a war. My bulletproof jacket didn’t fit perfectly and was very heavy. There was a lot of dust and dirt, and maybe I had what the Marines referred to as the Kandahar Krud. It turned out to be none of those things.

I remember looking over at my camera man, Scottie McWhinnie. He looked absolutely awful. He was wearing a scarf on his head, and it was completely drenched in sweat. He was coughing so loudly and frequently that I was really starting to worry about him – and about myself. We each had it, whatever “it” was. I made a command decision. As a physician reporter in a war zone, I was going to get us medical care. That prompted our visit to a battlefield hospital, not as reporters this time, but as patients.

It is worth pointing out the irony of a medical reporter getting influenza type A, which was then ultimately confirmed as H1N1. (The term swine flu is a misnomer, as this strain is made up of several different components, including swine, but also avian parts.) It really didn’t matter if I got tested, as my doctor told me. It was the only flu strain circulating and I had it, and so did Scottie. We both had high fevers, the lack of appetite, terrible sinus congestion, body aches, and yes – that hacking, come out of the blue.

I am not someone who gets sick, really ever. And this was the sickest I have ever been. I would’ve much preferred my own bed with all the comforts of home – including a wife who would’ve taken great pity on me and allowed me lots of rest and relaxation. Still, I am here to blog about it, after taking the requisite few days to stay at home and not spread my gift from Afghanistan to all my colleagues at work. In case you are curious, there wasn’t much the doctors could really do for me. Some Tylenol and a sinus decongestant (the same my wife would’ve given me). We also got IV fluids, given our inability to keep anything down. Within a couple days, I felt a lot better, and a few days after that – I was back to normal. It was a lot like… the flu – with a different name. A lot of people will get the exact symptoms I described above, and for most people, it will simply mean a few miserable days, hopefully spent in your home – and not in a war zone.

Posted by: Dr. Sanjay Gupta - CNN Chief Medical Correspondent

Story here

Personally I don't believe that thier leaders is even alive. As far as their organization... I have no clue if they exist any longer or not. I don't pay attention to those rants on the videos, not sure who does other than government.

My favorite part of that song.. lol

Sorry I don't share your views. I'ts more obvious you don't know much about what his followers believe as evidenced by your words. Obama has praised our country as well as had the guts to cop to our less then conscious actions. Of course I suspect Obama's enemies here also believe as you do. Oh well, all presidents have an enemy, I'm just not one of them. As for this article, it's crapola like all the others.

Kadahfi is a disturbed man, sadly. If you bothered to listen to the whole speech he went on to blast many things that the US did in the past. It was as if Kadahfi hadn't heard a word Obama said. Kadahfi was supposed to speak for only 15 minutes, but rambled for one hour and a half. While many walked out leaving him speaking to empty seats.

Folks walked out on the president of Iran as well.

I liked Obama's speech. Obama said nothing about being ashamed, but you go ahead and twist away....

LOL Loved that song, anyway I don't much care how we do it as long as we finally do it. Live in peace that is.

Wait, Fox news and utube? About the same when it comes to facts.

Get real Bolten, after 8 years the atmosphere surrounding the Bush administration was toxic to world oppinion, it's only expected that he make very clear that he is not Bush especially when people are trying desperately to associate him with Bush as often as possible. People around the world don't forget that easily. So repetition can't hurt. Of course Fox doesn't like Obama's speeches, so this isn't even news worthy.. Next

I'll stick with gross, but it's always been gross to me. I can appreciate that some like it though.

''when you like women you keep liking women''

Well we have that in common. LOL

Oh geezuz, she's on a roll.. Ya'll are getting close to grossing me out.. LOL

Oh please don't let the values voters hear you talking about guinea pigs.. geeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez