Mr. Netanyahu rebuked those members who countenanced
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's diatribe before the same world
body, rightly calling it a "disgrace."

Mr. Netanyahu repeatedly paid tribute to the blessings of
liberty and "the allure of freedom." He marveled at the technological
advances freedom made possible. He asked if the international community
would support the Iranian people "as they bravely stand up for
freedom." He envisioned a future of Israel and Palestine, "two free
peoples living in peace, living in prosperity, living in dignity." Mr.
Obama, meanwhile, touted the imperative of responding to global climate
change and mentioned as an afterthought...

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Mr. Netanyahu rebuked those members who countenanced
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's diatribe before the same world
body, rightly calling it a "disgrace."

Mr. Netanyahu repeatedly paid tribute to the blessings of
liberty and "the allure of freedom." He marveled at the technological
advances freedom made possible. He asked if the international community
would support the Iranian people "as they bravely stand up for
freedom." He envisioned a future of Israel and Palestine, "two free
peoples living in peace, living in prosperity, living in dignity." Mr.
Obama, meanwhile, touted the imperative of responding to global climate
change and mentioned as an afterthought that democracy should not be an
afterthought.

Living most of your life in the sights of Palestinian terrorists and
Arab aggressors has a way of giving one perspective, I guess - as
compared to BHO's moral relativism garnered from chumming with
America-hating preachers, self-avowed Communists, and home-grown
terrorists. Netanyahu's willingness to proclaim the truth instead of
vapid "can't we all just get along" aphorisms put Our Dear Leader to
shame, as it elevated Israel as apparently the last Western government
truly willing to look evil in the eyes and fight for it's own, and the
Free World's, existence -- whether the Free World wants deserves it or not.

Mr. Obama said in closing that "we call on all nations to
join us in building the future that our people deserve." But people
only deserve what they have earned. Mr. Netanyahu called on the
civilized world to "confront this peril, secure our future, and, God
willing, forge an enduring peace for generations to come." Sometimes
the future doesn't come without a fight.