Comments (511)

• leanne

  5 November 2008, 0:03 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!!!
  there can be no other for America

• Orisha

  5 November 2008, 0:13 EST (#)

  All I can say, is DON’T get shot. And DON’T turn out to be the Anti-Christ. Cuz there is a lot of talk about that. And don’t screw around with war either. You can be a powerful nation without getting your noses in everybody elses business and sending in the Military. I’m from Canada myself, and there is a time to send the boys in, and a time to sit back and wait things out. Don’t jump on war everytime you think you need to just because of gut feelings and the thrill of battle. It’s not cool. Anyhow, Good Luck, and make America kick BUTT (since I can’t swear on this, I lost the emphasis.) -Orisha

• Anoop Vasudevan

  5 November 2008, 0:17 EST (#)

  Congrads. Change has happened in America. Hats off for President Barack Obama of United States of America….

• Mohammed

  5 November 2008, 0:20 EST (#)

  I think its great that Obama has won , could do the world some good

• Lilian

  5 November 2008, 0:21 EST (#)

  He worked for it, and therefore deserved it. Congratulations!!!! to Obama for winning and to Mac cain for accepting defeat.

  Let this be example to african leaders who hung on power even after they are voted out.— The Mugabes” and the Kibakis’

  Hurrah!!!! America.

  Lilian

• hussain

  5 November 2008, 0:21 EST (#)

  yeah, cool. i like it. now america will be friendly with all the country

• Titus Adirika

  5 November 2008, 0:22 EST (#)

  America has entered a new era. Americans have shown great understandng in electing Obama to be our next president. May God bless America and Obama.

• Diana

  5 November 2008, 0:23 EST (#)

  Congratulations Barack!!! This is a huge step forward for the United States. I firmly believe that you will bring about the change that is so well deserved in the US!! God Bless you and your family!!!

• Stanford Flanagan

  5 November 2008, 0:25 EST (#)

  Dear Mr President

  “Cometh the hour, cometh the man”. I would hope that history will tell future generations how the first Black American President shaped the then known world. I would also like to remind you of another very pertinent statement. ” Power corrupts, and absolute power, corrupts absolutely”. I would hope that this would not be said of you. Sir, I know that you know, nothing happens per chance. This is your opportunity to impact the world positively. My prayer for you is that GOD would endow your with Godly wisdom to fulfill your destiny, and in that, HE would BLESS America.

• Kgotso Legalamitlwa

  5 November 2008, 0:28 EST (#)

  I would like to wish him all the best.And we are all behind him here in South Africa.May the lord be with him as he is about to lead one of the world most rich countries.

• Zenash

  5 November 2008, 0:33 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS to American People showing to the world being part of the historic moment of the greatest people in history who created Democracy! What a Nation ! The world have hope now, God Bless America and all the best to OBAMA !

• Venkatesh Kulkarni

  5 November 2008, 0:33 EST (#)

  Congratulations…
  Not only Americans, but Indians are very Happy too. May God bless Obama, May God Bless America with Peace, Health and Prosparity. I am sure all of us looking forward to the - ” CHANGE” for good.

• varun

  5 November 2008, 0:35 EST (#)

  He is the right person to be the president of america…one good thing i like about him is he is VERY SIMPLE….OBAMA is GREAT!!!!

• mar

  5 November 2008, 0:36 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!!!

• mar

  5 November 2008, 0:38 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!!! of 44th president of the United States,
  good days for amrican and world people,
  good way to ecnomic.

  best regards

• adhan

  5 November 2008, 0:38 EST (#)

  Congratulations USA! Big big huge step forward not only for Americans but entire work! Yes to diversity and multiculturality!

• Maina Muthui

  5 November 2008, 0:39 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS Mr. President Obama, We in Kenya have every reason to thank God for your victory. Yes, it’s now a chance for change. May the Almighty Father grant you wisdom and gifts of the Holy Spirit that you may use this chance to make the world a better place to live in for all mankind. AND HE WILL SURELY BLESS YOU AND YOUR OFSPRINGS FOR GENERATIONS ON END.

• Moira Mead

  5 November 2008, 0:41 EST (#)

  Wonderful news. I couldn’t be happier or more relieved. Martin Luther King must be having a party in heaven.

• noel irizarry

  5 November 2008, 0:41 EST (#)

  Greetings from Puerto Rico
  with out a doubt our nation has set the standard and example of democracy and freedom for all and once again its done god blesses us in harsh times with a great man to lead his people no doubt your that man more than being happy for your victory I feel so satisfied god bless you and give you strength courage and Knowledge to carry on.

• Pia

  5 November 2008, 0:43 EST (#)

  I just want to say congratulations to Barack Obama. It is about time that some things change.

  Although I am not even a U.S. Citizen i wish him all the best.

  May god be with you.

• Nantunda Liz Leticia

  5 November 2008, 0:49 EST (#)

  Oh! dear am so pround of our excellence Barack Obama. This is the man the world was waiting to have am so greatful for him his ma hero.

  I wish him the best God by his side no one will be against him.

  Go……! His excellence.

• DONALD OMO, OMORODION

  5 November 2008, 0:52 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS SIR, WE D CITIZEN OF NIGERIA ARE CELEBRATION WITH YOU AND SIR HOPE THE BLACK HERE ARE GOING TO BENEFIT FROM THIS NEW VICTORY?

• Wieslaw Janicki

  5 November 2008, 2:25 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS for new President!!!
  Good luck.

  W.J.

• Vishal Sharma

  5 November 2008, 2:45 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS SIR, WE D CITIZEN OF INDIA ARE CELEBRATION WITH YOU AND SIR HOPE THE YOU MUST BE MAKE A NEW RULES FOR VISAS FOR INDIANS PEOPLES.

• Zeze Loic

  5 November 2008, 2:51 EST (#)

  Hello i’m so glad because you’ve been elected as PRESIDENT of the United States of America.God bless you in everything you’re going to do.May God keep you on the right way!

• Vivek

  5 November 2008, 3:47 EST (#)

  Hi 44th American President,

  Congratulations !

  We, in India, looking ahead a warm & strategic relationship with USA under your magnanimous leadership. Currently whole world is facing multidimensional threats. I hope your decisive personality will identify the priorities and actions for the best of USA as well as friend countries.

  I wish to welcome you, soon in INDIA.

• merwin

  5 November 2008, 4:14 EST (#)

  i just want to say congrads .good luck oll the best.may god be with you

• Caribbean supporter

  5 November 2008, 4:26 EST (#)

  Such a humble man….very impressive……………nostradamus predicted you would come believe it or not…………………blessings to you and the USA….may you really bring change in your home(country ) and world…that of peace and hope ……there is a long road of challenges ahead and you accepted that you will give it a chance…..hats off to you Mr.Obama…..you also have a great team supporting you hats off to them for their efforts……….

• Eric Coutou

  5 November 2008, 4:41 EST (#)

  I never thought to see the Berlin Wall go down in my lifetime nor to see american people vote for someone for his qualities instead of the color of his skin.
  Congratulation Mr President.

• navin

  5 November 2008, 5:02 EST (#)

  congratulation！！！

• Mr. Jarkko Heikkilä

  5 November 2008, 5:17 EST (#)

  Congratulations! I am very happy about this result. It means that there is hope for prosperity and peaceful development in USA.

  Neoconservative policies under Bush have been disastrous for us all. It feels like a nightmare is now over.

  The difficulties that 8 years of failed policies have created are huge. With Obama as president it seems that there is at least a chance to take a better course instead of keeping hitting an iceberg after another.

  Best of luck for USA and thank you for making this good decision!

• Armando Isaias

  5 November 2008, 5:48 EST (#)

  My God, the God of love do and acepte that Mr Obama transform this world to a beter place to be.
  Im speaking from Luanda, Angola

• shady

  5 November 2008, 5:55 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS Mr.president Obama

  Good luck

  Sh.I.O

  Israel

• Kallay

  5 November 2008, 5:59 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. President-

  I have no idea if you will be able to read these comments at all but my hope is that you will see them. I am an american citizen living in Mauritius until the 20th of December. I am amazed at how much the mauritian people know about our country and the election. I am embarrassed to say that I know nothing about Mauritian politics. Mauritius along with the rest of the world seems to be on your side!

  I remember the day that I walked down to the post office to submit my absentee ballot with your name bubbled in - it was then that I began to pray like mad! I have never been more proud to be an American and I have had a permanent grin on my face all day long and hope that it stays there for the next four years (at least)! You are a true inspiration and I believe that you will institute much needed changes in our country. It is a rarity that we are viewed in such a positive light on the world’s stage. Please keep it up!

  Best of luck to you and God Bless America,
  Kallay

  P.S. I would like to share a comment with you that I received from a coworker today -
  If Americans can vote for an African American president, then Mauritius should be able to have a catholic or muslim president/prime minister. I was so incredibly proud and touched that this statement was spoken to me - you have touched many a life around the globe!

• Martha

  5 November 2008, 6:05 EST (#)

  Congratulations and warm wishes from us in Indonesia. Mr. Obama is an inpiring man to many people outside the US, and we are envious of the smart, courageous, compassionate and wordly leader that the US people has chosen. We are confident that under his leadership, the US can again be a reverred and loved people of the world.

• EL HARRATI RACHIDA "m

  5 November 2008, 6:15 EST (#)

  YOU CANNOT IMAGINE HOW HAPPY I AM. IT

• dubois catherine

  5 November 2008, 6:17 EST (#)

  Congratulation America ! It’s a great day for American people and for the world. You must be proud of your choice. Good luck for Barack and american people.
  Times are changing. We hope a new world for our children.
  Catherine

• Anne-Michèle Fortmann

  5 November 2008, 6:18 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. Obama.
  The world held its breath while looking in the direction of the United States. I’m proud of the Americans who made the right decision this time.
  We hope you will work for peace, for ecology, fare trade and mostly for education and health for the American people, because education and health are the most important things with peace and ecology for all of us.
  Good luck to you. Millions wish you the best presidency possible.

• JUAN CARLOS

  5 November 2008, 6:19 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS MR. OBAMA
  GO AHEAD
  IT’S SOMETHING IN MY HEART TELLING ME THERE WILL BE AN APPROACH IN BETWEEN CUBA & USA IN YOUR PRESIDENCE.

• EL HARRATI RACHIDA "MOROCCO"

  5 November 2008, 6:26 EST (#)

  Congratulations Dear Obama. You just cannot imagine how happy I am: Indeed,it’s a great honor for us especialy we Africans. Beleive me , no one can hide all over the African Continent this pleasure . Go ahead and GOD will help You. Put the emphesis on Foreign Policy…..

• Narine Sargsyan

  5 November 2008, 6:59 EST (#)

  I hope u’ll be so stuburn as u were during the election campaign. Congretulations from Armenia.

• Lopsang Chhiring Lama

  5 November 2008, 7:15 EST (#)

  Many many congratulation to new Mr president Barack Obama, family and all American people………….really you choose great perfect leader to the 44th American President.
  we all parying grand success of his Presidency and leadership.Today not only american not celebrating ,whole world celebrating over his victory of 44th President of America.

• T P paneru

  5 November 2008, 7:23 EST (#)

  Brovado! hurrha! new hope new change,he will be more liberal for permiting higher studies students like us in America.
  TP paneru, Nepal

• Artem - Kazakhstan

  5 November 2008, 7:28 EST (#)

  Congratulations , mr. Obama !!!
  Поздравляю!!!

  Это действительно заслуженная победа. Блестящая предвыборная кампания дала свои результаты. За выборами в США действительно следил весь мир. И, мне кажется, большинство как раз были за Обаму. В частности, в России и Казахстане многие высказывались за предпочтения видеть 44-м президентом США Барака Обаму. Еще раз поздравляю и надеюсь, что ваша политика будет действительно направлена на развитие вашей страны и благополучие ваших граждан. НЕТ ВОЙНЕ!

• negetive

  5 November 2008, 8:31 EST (#)

  je bent een homo obama

• Abdul ghafar

  5 November 2008, 8:35 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!
  It proved that America is completly democratical country that there is not diffrent between black and white.
  As I commented before election that Abama will be president of USA.
  I hope Ambama will solve problems of afghanistan and will correct the mistakes of Mr. Bush.
  Majoraty of Afghans hope that Abmaa will change the conditions of Afghanistan.
  will bring a completly peace in Afghanistan.

• mumta

  5 November 2008, 8:55 EST (#)

  congrats …..america needs a change..

• Daniele

  5 November 2008, 9:05 EST (#)

  Congratulation Barack!
  “We can do”, you sayd…
  now “YOU HAVE TO DO” it!!!
  We are waiting for you and we’ll support you!

  Please, don’t make the same Bush’s mistakes: to isolate America from other countries, to fight terrorism dividing the word in two parts (”With us or without us…”!).
  Just put together all the pacific countries of the world. Islamic, catholic, etc, all togheter can isolate terrorists, can leave them without a reason to be.

  Thank you, God bless you!
  Daniele (Pisa, Italy)

• S.PERIASAMY BABU

  5 November 2008, 9:05 EST (#)

  Wellcome the Tax Structure announced By
  the President to the Middle Class People of
  America and the same will have 65 % of its effect in Indian Middle Class families also .
  But care should be taken by President Obama that it can not be Turns upside Down
  by $ 700 Billion Bail out Programme . **

  By

  S.PERIASAMY BABU .

• S.PERIASAMY BABU

  5 November 2008, 9:19 EST (#)

  WELL COME WELL COME WELL COME AS
  CHIRTMAS GIFT TO THE WORLD AND TO THE
  UNIVERSE . ** IN I N D I A WE SAY IT AS
  WELL COME TO CHIRTMAS THATHA **

• Sehlare( South Africa )

  5 November 2008, 9:21 EST (#)

  We are proud of you and Good luck

• Roldon

  5 November 2008, 9:55 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS for new President!!!
  Good luck.

  Roldon

• Jarek

  5 November 2008, 9:55 EST (#)

  Congrats from Kazakhstan, Mr. Obama! May the God bless you and America!

• Bhaskar_India

  5 November 2008, 10:45 EST (#)

  I heartly congratulate to the new president of US.

• Raafat

  5 November 2008, 11:22 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS

• Luiz Stadnick

  5 November 2008, 12:11 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. President Obama. Good luck.

  Luiz

  From Brazil

• Jose

  5 November 2008, 12:15 EST (#)

  just do not put America on a weak position in from of Venezuela and Cuba just remenber that they allways took hardposition againts US, is time to show them who we Are

• Laura Geisel

  5 November 2008, 12:22 EST (#)

  Dear Sir,
  I did not vote for you, but I sure will give you the chance to prove me wrong. Congrats to you for a victory not because your black but because you can make a difference in this so messed up world. I will be waiting and watching to see that you do what you say you will do and to make this wonderful country whole again.

• Mohamed El Dosouky

  5 November 2008, 12:22 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS MR president of US

  there are so much on your sholder sir

  war,crime,vandalsim,economy,political realationships with the others which need to be improved and so much more sir

  GOD Helps you

• Martin Newlan

  5 November 2008, 13:16 EST (#)

  I tried very hard to stay awake in Windsor UK to witness the tipping point live on TV, but 04.00 here was too late! It was no less thrilling to watch Barack Obama’s acceptance speech at 07.00, and to witness history in the making.

  As the Senator said, it is going to be a long haul and a tough first term, but the democracies of the World are behind you Mr President-elect, and we are holding our breath hoping that all the promises of your campaign can be achieved.

  Today was a pivotal moment for our Planet, and that is not hype. Witness the celebrations in Kenya! Maybe Africa will start the long path to membership of the developed world today as one important result of this election.

• Stefan

  5 November 2008, 13:23 EST (#)

  Congratulation America,
  congratulation Mr. President Obama,

  We hope the change will come further.
  And Mr. President, we wish you the power for realizing the dreams the people saw in you.
  We hope for a new kind of relationship between America and Europe. A relationship of a real partnership.

  Greetings from Berlin - the town which will be prodected throuth the U.S.A. in the past and which zu visited in summer this year.

• Petal

  5 November 2008, 14:31 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. Obama,

  I’m elated that you have been named among the many historic events of this world. To become the first African- American in the White House is a hugh success and one that our families and your family will live to remember. I know God will be your guide. Perseverance, temperance, humility, love and edurance, being the fruits of the spirit you will need along with God’s strength, grace and mercy… I live in Jamaica and I visit your country from time to time for vacation purposes. You have caused our generation to be interested and overwhelmed by the campaign and speeches that we’ve experienced within the last 24 months.

  As a speaker you drive the attention of the literate and the illiterate to capture an audience in such a way, that when you’re done we say WOOW!!.

  Your task at hand is a very challenging one, especially when the world is now experiencing a time of recession. It’s time to rebuild and see how best your country can work together..

  We say , Yes we can, Yes we can…

  Barak….

• Patricia L. Kennedy

  5 November 2008, 14:45 EST (#)

  Congratulations, Barack Obama! This just proves that America is not divided into Black and White, that regardless of who you are, that you can accomplish whatever you set out to do. The American people have united and spoken, they have elected the Outstanding American that they wanted to run this wonderful country of ours. United We Stand, all races together! No longer will we be labeled as a divided country! May God Bless You, and Keep You and Yours.

• anne m. woodward

  5 November 2008, 15:22 EST (#)

  Please accept my best wishes to you and your family.
  I am a MCain supporter and only hope that you are able to keep
  all the campaign promises you made to the american people.
  Today is a new day and a new time, God Bless you and America…Anne Woodward

• Stelios Kritikos

  5 November 2008, 16:57 EST (#)

  I want to express my best wishes for your presidency as well!!
  Hope you’ll bring a great deal of Prosperity and change to those who need it the most!
  God bless you!

• Mike

  5 November 2008, 19:00 EST (#)

  Congratulations, President Obama. my best wishes. America needs the change.
  God bless you.

• Erick Dovale

  5 November 2008, 22:08 EST (#)

  Congratulations to you Sr. and to your country for such an exemplary election. I am a Cuban living in Canada and couldn’t be more delighted with your win.
  I hope you can see beyond the selfishness of some Cuban Americans and Cubans alike who make a living out of the embargo. I hope you realize that keeping the embargo is the best way to help the totalitarian government in Cuba to stay in power by using it as a excuse for its failures; as a justification for neglecting its people.
  I know lifting the Cuban Embargo ain’t an easy task. You will find resistance from within your lines but above all you will find resistance from the Cuban Government. They will do whatever it takes to give the reason to those who oppose the lifting of the embargo; be it imprisoning dissidents or taking planes down or any other horrendous thing.
  I have hope in your ability to overcome all this and I know many in Cuba today are feeling the same.
  I wish you, your beautiful family and your great country all the best.
  Sincerely.

• Ajay Raj Singh

  6 November 2008, 0:26 EST (#)

  Mr. Obama Congratulation for Success

• Nishesh Tiwari

  6 November 2008, 0:30 EST (#)

  a good sign indeed that america has moved far beyond the racial past….cheers to obama…and all the good hearted americans…

• Antipodean

  6 November 2008, 0:36 EST (#)

  I live in a city described by Ava Gardner when filming ‘On the Beach’ as the end of the world - Melbourne Australia (it is not true by the way….).

  I had the result updating on my computer and stopped work to watch Senator Obama’s acceptance speech.

  A country so often portrayed poorly and aggressively was mature enough to elect a smart, articulate leader and prove that the qualities of a true leader can overcome the history of racism.

  Even though it means little practically here, the world is better of today for the United States of America to have elected Senator Obama.

• james

  6 November 2008, 0:41 EST (#)

  Congratulations, you have set your place in history and changed the united states forever.

• Keith Anthony Carvalho

  6 November 2008, 0:46 EST (#)

  Congratulations and Best Wishes to his Excellency Mr. Barack Hussein Obama II, his supportive wife Mrs. Michelle Obama, his wonderful children Malia Ann and Sasha. While we cherish The Almighty’s hand in the election of his Excellency Mr. Barack Obama, we look forward for America, as well as the whole World to extend their full cooperation and pledge to come together and work together, to have a one America, a one World, one Constitution and one beautiful future, that will take care of God’s people, as well as all that is good in this World. May God Bless his Excellency Mr. Barack Obama, his family, America and the whole World.

• Sarvodayam V. H. S. School, Aryampadam

  6 November 2008, 0:55 EST (#)

  “You made it
  You will make it
  Yes, You can do it”

  With regards from
  Staff,
  Sarvadayam V. H. S. School, Aryampadam,
  Thrissur,
  Kerala,
  India

• ken coups

  6 November 2008, 1:05 EST (#)

  The joy i feel is incredible. the world needs leadership now we got it. thank you american people . i just wish that the media around the world would stop bleeting on about the black president.Barack Obama is a young man who can and will give leadership.the colour of his skin is a bonus. that coming from a white englishman.God Bless America and good riddance to Bush and his cronies.8 years ago they stole the election now they are out on their [expletive deleted].

• paul siame

  6 November 2008, 1:18 EST (#)

  Dear Mr President Barrack Obama,it is with immense joy and happiness that i wish to congratulate you as America’s 44th President elect.Your victory is the world’s victory,an inspiration to all those who believe.Here in Zambia and Africa at large,because of you we ve hope.In that we know together we can make our Countries and people better.I wish you the best during your presidency and pray that God continues show his grace on you and bless you and your family in all that you do.

  Regards

• DEAN JF AUGUSTINE PAET

  6 November 2008, 1:55 EST (#)

  Obedient
  Brave
  Achiever
  Man of
  America/Africa

  your dreams come true, cangrats Pres.

• Dr. Yogesh Gupta

  6 November 2008, 2:51 EST (#)

  My heartily congratulations to Mr. Barack Obama for having got American people’s urge fulfilled toward bringing a constructive change in America, a change for better life to them. Not only for them, it ‘will be’ a change for some new for also the people in other part of the world. Obviously this change must be implicitly toward serving the mankind of the whole of world, and it is hoped very much so.

  Mr. Barack seems to possess some such unique personality traits that his countrymen like very much and which may most probably prove to be good also in the interests of the people in the rest of the world. As President of a large nation he owes the responsibility to take care of the whole world implicitly for its peaceful coexistence. And it is hoped that he will crtainly do this great task in the interests of not only his nationals but also other nationals. He seems to possess a strong will to execute what ought to be done rightfully.

  It seems that Mr. Barack may prove to be a good person for the people of India too, especially toward making better relations with not only the government but also the people of India.

  May God bless him a good administrative life time toward a great success in his mission for the people of America!

  Thanks.

  With regards,

  Yogesh Gupta, Ph.D.(Philosophy)

• Denise

  6 November 2008, 3:20 EST (#)

  Congratulations !!! America needs a change and god bless you.

• Nigel

  6 November 2008, 3:24 EST (#)

  After sitting up all night watching the results, I woke up my six-year old African daughter here in N’Djamena, Chad to listen to you make your wonderful acceptance speech. We told our daughter that she would one day tell her children about this occasion. She was more impressed by your daughters on stage with you. We were also amazed to hear already on the streets of N’Djamena, at that early hour, shouts of Obama, Obama. While you have many serious challenges ahead, be comforted in the knowledge that you have the best wishes and support of billions of other people of good will throughout the world who look to your Presidency to try to make a more just society, not only in the U.S., but throughout the world. Many are hoping that your suggestion of distribution of wealth may trickle down to their level and lift some from the hopelessness and misery in which they presently strive to feed and educate their children, and to instill hope in their lives. May God bless and support you in the days ahead. “As you have Faith, so shall your powers and blessings be. This is the balance…”

• Jagdish

  6 November 2008, 4:12 EST (#)

  I am concerned Obama’s views on Kashmir.India-America friendship is at a right level now and America should now support India on kashmir.

• Mireille Madeleine Nizard

  6 November 2008, 4:20 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. President !

  From Europe, we wish you the best ! You are great, U.S. people is GREAT.
  Together we can change the world.

  Thank you AMERICA
  Sincerely
  M.Nizard

• raghavendra k n

  6 November 2008, 4:51 EST (#)

  what is your plan for IT sectors in india ?
  will it take away the jobs of software engineers in india?

• Vijay Sanger

  6 November 2008, 4:53 EST (#)

  While congratulating you, let me contribute for business development and bring back the economy on sound footings.

  I am from India and am backed by an experience of 47 years in Indian big Induistrial Houses like Birlas and Escorts-ford and many others. I am willing to contribute in the following areas of my expertise –

  01. Business Development
  02. Technology tie-up
  03. Marketing tie-up
  04. Process wise product wise cost
  05. Detailed project Reports

  May like to contact me please.

  Best wishes,

  Vijay Sanger

• margaret

  6 November 2008, 5:10 EST (#)

  Great! I had no doubt you would do it. I am under no illusions how big the task in front of you is but if you apply the same discipline, the same stability, the sam e honesty. The same emotional intelligence you have applied to the campaign you will still win. The world certainly needs a lot of change. Congratulations to USA for waking up and realising that it is time to reward ability and stop being ignorant about the colour of ones skin! Well done everybody and now let’s get working!Help Obama there is lots to be done!

• mukesh

  6 November 2008, 6:09 EST (#)

  ” BARACK OBAMA”.

  Now in inverted comma….

  i believe in change that is really needed…..

  may GOD bless you..

  mukesh indian

• Patricia

  6 November 2008, 6:25 EST (#)

  Congratulations to President-elect Obama, you and your followers have fought and won a brilliant election campaign. You made history on Tuesday night and it is well deserved and refreshing in this current global downturn.

  America has suddenly morphed itself from being a caterpillar into a butterfly and Americans have shown the rest of the world that they can put their past behind them and move forward. Your road ahead is going to be difficult and you have entered the Presidency at an extremely difficult time, but I feel certain you have the strength, backing of your people and charisma to achieve all that you have promised.

  Good luck and God bless you and America.

  Patricia (a Brit from London)

• dilip

  6 November 2008, 6:33 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!

  MY BEST WISHES.

• Adebowale Hakeem

  6 November 2008, 7:02 EST (#)

  Congratulation, to u my brother, this is not your victory but,victory to every black man in the world. note all eyes are on u, be very carefull in your doing, some people some where dont believe some thing good can come from a black man. please this is a chance to prove them wrong, your let down is our let down and your success is our success.
  secondly this will serve as a lesson to all our leaders in africa, (Nigeria) to stop money bag politice and give chance to young man with a good ideas.
  yes i support u that the dream of our founders is alive in our time. i pray that the dream spread to Africa(Nigeria.)
  u are a good inspiration to we young men in Africa,
  Good luck my brother.

• Adebowale Hakeem

  6 November 2008, 7:10 EST (#)

  good luck

• Abel Pena

  6 November 2008, 8:18 EST (#)

  congratulation to new elected president of the United State of America. but please don’t forget Africa…

• Abel Pena

  6 November 2008, 8:31 EST (#)

  Thats great! for all those who think that inequality of race is a problem. skills, abilities, knowledge, confidency are not in the color. now Obama gonna show you how to manage on yhe write way.
  God bless America and everybody else…

• belal

  6 November 2008, 8:32 EST (#)

  Congratulations, President Obama
  i believe in you we all believe in you the change is what we need
  god bless you.
  good luck

• Abel Pena

  6 November 2008, 8:37 EST (#)

  I expect that Brako Obama gonna do everything to be the best president of the United States of America. God Bless Obama even Abel Pena

• Abel Pena

  6 November 2008, 8:43 EST (#)

  Congratulation… Obama
  God Bless America And Angola

• Abel Pena

  6 November 2008, 8:54 EST (#)

  Thanks to our Heavnly Father, Obama Put a greatest smile on Martin Luther King face, Wherever he is he’s smiling now…

• Prateep Pal

  6 November 2008, 10:04 EST (#)

  This event is the greatest ever event in the
  history of modern World. Congratulation to the fellow
  U S Citizens who writes their history in the golden
  letters of humanity. The circle is complete. We should
  remember the leaders who dare to rewrite the history
  Abraham Lincoln who fought the civil war to free the
  so called niggers from the slavery. The great Martin
  Luthar King and John F Kenedy all of them lost their
  life to establish the equality of mankind. Congratulation
  Mr. Obama for being the first color President of USA
  and my heartiest congratulation to my American brothers
  and sisters who fulfills the dream of their great leaders to
  show the world “hi buddy see we all are equal here”

• Doug Lyon

  6 November 2008, 11:22 EST (#)

  Congratulations from Scotland you deserve great success.And look forward to watching you overcome and resolve future difficulties with your country behind you united and strong.

• hanif howe

  6 November 2008, 12:43 EST (#)

  I am form Jamaica and i was proud to see that America gives hope to everyone. by Obama wining this election and becoming the first BLACK man to be president of that nation is as historic as it gets. his wining has changed the image of the white house as it no longer represent white supremacy over the black. it now represents hope, change and possibilities for everyone. Everyone can vision to be the next president of such a great nation- whites, blacks, Hispanic, Asians, etc. all have a chance to be the next leader of the USA. finally i say CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT- ELECT BARACK OBAMA. YES WE DID!!!!!!!!!!!!

• Gracie Dijkhuyzen

  6 November 2008, 15:01 EST (#)

  Mr. President Obama,you’ve got CLASS!!

• Jennifer

  6 November 2008, 15:07 EST (#)

  Our home congratulates Barrack Obama even though he did not win our votes. May he be safe and may he keep the many promises that he has made to the American people, and in turn, the world. His Bi-racial presence should end the constant use of the race card, which has grown so tiresome here in the states and show the user’s of the race card that blacks finger pointing and whining simply will never apply again in the United States of America.
  God Bless.

• Bayeta Joaquim Mulato

  6 November 2008, 15:54 EST (#)

  Thanks Obama for having made our dream true.
  Thanks for having shown to those who don’t believe that “Yes we can” when we want.
  Thanks for having remembered as that “Change we need” not only in USA but almost in Africa.
  Now it’s show time. Show us that you not only a good speaker but a good leader.
  May God bless you during presidency.

• Joni

  6 November 2008, 15:57 EST (#)

  Congratulations! A new hope for the American people to restore their international relations with the rest of the world. Perhaps we might even visit the U.S. in a few years time without the fear of being barked at or treated like criminals by U.S. Immigration officers or being told to “press as hard as you would hit your kids!” in front of my children during the thumbprint process at the YVR last summer!!

• Levski Sofia

  6 November 2008, 16:09 EST (#)

  Greetings from Bulgaria! Really good news. The whole world hopes for one peaceful and ecological planet.

• David A. Gillilan

  6 November 2008, 18:28 EST (#)

  First & most important , Congratulations on your victory, all without draging McCain through the mud, unlike they done to you. This only proves you the better man. I Have researched for 1 year now on green source of heating our homes here in U.S.and have found a very efficient means of clean heat that is used world wide. The problem is that it is not promoted in U.S. for some odd reason. I have built homes and farmed all my adult life & would like to promote this heat to save families 1000,s. Can you help ?

• suresh shah

  6 November 2008, 18:45 EST (#)

  Barack Obama, you have come on the center stage and every common man across the world is looking at you with askance eyes for peace and prosperity which has been snatched away from their midst in last two months in twinkle of an eye. It has become so difficult to restore the confidence in the average man in his capacity to survive the onslaught which has been unleashed on him like a hurricane.

• Séraphine

  6 November 2008, 19:21 EST (#)

  It all makes sense again. We must be realistic in our hopes but one step for a nation will hopefully lead to a leap in world policy…

• patricia evert

  6 November 2008, 19:26 EST (#)

  I am honored that I lived long enough to witness to this historical election.

• patricia evert

  6 November 2008, 19:28 EST (#)

  I am honored that I lived long enough to witness this historical election, November 4, 2008.

• Carlos

  6 November 2008, 20:26 EST (#)

  Congratulations Obama!!!
  World will be a better place to live.

• Tom Bolin

  6 November 2008, 20:53 EST (#)

  I say, the whole world is watching so definitely keep your promises, and good luck!

• Maurice Vezeau

  6 November 2008, 21:41 EST (#)

  Félicitations a Monsieur Barrack Obama.

  J ai regardé a la TV et je suis tres content.

  Le monde se portera mieux avec vous

  comme leader.

  Merci et bonne chance.

  Maurice Vezeau
  72 ans Montreal

• Jacqui Brink

  7 November 2008, 0:49 EST (#)

  Mnr Obama

  Die eerste keer toe ek jou gesig sien op tv, het ek diep in my hart geweet jy gaan `n verskil maak.Mag God die pad saam jou loop en jou met genoeg wysheid saai om `n sukses en `n verskil te maak.
  Baie Geluk

• sivaraman tamilan

  7 November 2008, 1:07 EST (#)

  yes I am in ultimate joyous in mysoul Best wish sucess in Barak obama future

• BEMBAMBA Fulbert

  7 November 2008, 1:10 EST (#)

  The English language has not yet created enough words to praise Obama and his historico-heroic victory. Obama does not just have qualities he is a kind of special man that the Almighty gives every nation at its turn to CHANGE. Unfortunately we Africans, kill ours(Lumumba,Sankara…). Imagine if Obama had run the presidential race in Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso or Kenya; if not killed he would have been declared a foreigner. This victory is a message to the Africans. YES YOU too CAN develop if you allow your mind to develop. Good luck Obama and may your half brothers from the mother continent learn from your experience
  Fulbert, Ouagadougou

• Iteye Mike

  7 November 2008, 1:10 EST (#)

  YOU CAME AT THE RIGHT TIME, YOU CAME WHEN WHAT THE WORLD NEEDED IS CHANGE. I HOPE THE AFRICAN LEADERS WILL LEARN FROM THIS, THE MUGABE’S OF AFRICAN.

• HAYKAN

  7 November 2008, 1:48 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. President, I am from Armenia and I must say that in our country the U.S ellections were followed with great attentuion and the majority of our population were supportinng you. I congradulate you sencierly and hope that the most urgent international problem concerning Armenia will find just solution during the time when you hav the reins of government!!!

• Dovile

  7 November 2008, 2:03 EST (#)

  Congratulations
  I am very happy for American Peoples.

• Alice Beirao

  7 November 2008, 2:07 EST (#)

  Congratulations President Obama!!!
  I believe in you…..ANGOLA believe in you……. and AFRICA believe in you!!!
  May GOD bless you and America.

• Bienvenu Akodigna

  7 November 2008, 2:09 EST (#)

  Dear President,

  I would like to seize this opportunity to congratulate you for your brillant election as new President-elect of the United States.

  May the Lord be your guide in resolving the many challenges you will be facing during your term.

• Mabiala Diane

  7 November 2008, 2:17 EST (#)

  I knew that you would make it . I may never have the chance to meet you in person and maybe you will never know that i exist on this planet , but because you’ ve been chosen by our lord ,be assured sir, that i will keep on praying for you ,the same way that i pray for my husband who is a man of God .May your life be covered by the powerful blood of JESUS .WE ARE PROUD OF YOU .
  REGARDS FROM BRAZZAVILLE

• Abdul

  7 November 2008, 2:22 EST (#)

  I am proud of you. I do believe that you are the awaited christ to unify the world.I pray that God will give you wisdom to carry out the great tasks ahead of you in a non pertisan way.The world is watching and you success will be a success for all Americans and Africans as well but a failure will be detriment to future African aspirants. Once more God bless you and good LUCK.

• Nomsa Mlambo

  7 November 2008, 2:32 EST (#)

  President Elect ! - Did I say that? It’s unbelievable! I am in Africa but you don’t know the hope that has been stirred inside many of us - that Yes Change we can! Yes Africa can become the land of milk and honey as long as we dream.

  God you are great! I have lived to see this great historical event in the making. Congratulations Barack Obama!

• PARVEEN KUMAR

  7 November 2008, 2:40 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS to all American People showing to the world being part of the historic moment of the greatest people in history who created Democracy! What a Nation ! The world have hope now, God Bless America and all the best to OBAMA !
  He is the right person to be the president of america…one good thing i like about him is he is VERY SIMPLE….OBAMA is GREAT!!!! very very GREAT.
  PARVEEN KUMAR SAINI BANGKOK ( THAILAND )

• Mary Betty

  7 November 2008, 3:04 EST (#)

  My CONGRATS! goes first to Americans.
  YOU are so great! you saw the values and nothing else to elect your 44 President.

  MUNGU mbariki Rais OBAMA na familia yake, UWE mbele ya kazi yake kwa kipindi chote. Dumisha uhuru, umoja na upendo duniani. Amen

  A Tanzanian living in Congo Brazzaville

• Fatima zohra

  7 November 2008, 3:37 EST (#)

  We are really very happy and ofcourse its a party time here.we wishu a vere happy presidentship and hopefully there whould be no war this time.we expect a lot……….. from u.

• Tharani Rengasamy

  7 November 2008, 5:51 EST (#)

  Dear Mr.President Barrack Obama,

  Yes, you proved it!!! We are very proud of you. Hats off to you! Lets hope for a better day; for a “change” to come to the whole world! “YES WE CAN”!!!!!!!

  India is welcoming you May GOD bless you and United States of America!!!

• shirshak

  7 November 2008, 6:50 EST (#)

  congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

• anuj

  7 November 2008, 6:52 EST (#)

  bahut bahut badhaiya!!!!!!!!!!!

• Donlad Martin

  7 November 2008, 7:07 EST (#)

  Hello.

  Being just a Normal everyday canadian, this leadership race to the precidency has touched me deeply, Hurray to the new president, it is in momment like this that we see the true power of the poeple.

  congradulation mr President, I , like many canadian with me, support you.

  Don Martin

• isis selem

  7 November 2008, 7:33 EST (#)

  congratulation obama . you are the best

• FRANCES

  7 November 2008, 7:36 EST (#)

  Congratulations Barack !

  I am French and I am proud of you. The USA are the biggest democracy in the world.

  Your election is an important step for the future of your country and of the world.

  Good luck and God bless you !

• Glory Akoni

  7 November 2008, 7:48 EST (#)

  I will like to congratulate President Obama on this election. I am writting from Cameroon Africa and hoping that the ‘wind of change’ blows right accoss the Alantic ocean to the entire world for like America the entire world needs change.

• john nelly

  7 November 2008, 7:50 EST (#)

  congratulation mr president elect for winning the first africa-america president. God bless United State Of America.

• kabore sibri

  7 November 2008, 8:19 EST (#)

  Hug to all American people and her new elected president Obama.This choice is a great show of your huge maturity that stands beyond ungodly and unhuman viewpoint of the colored one.To Obama;I wish you all the best for a better guidance of this nation on which the future of the present world depend.Do your best for America and in doing so you’ll be helping all of us.The next election is just next door think about it.The next black elected present will depend on what you gonna do for American people today just think about it.Finally you’re not a Keynian you’re an American.just hit the electors expectations first and then the rest shall come.The next Afro-American political image lays on you today.So good luck;much courage and flexibility and let King’s dream be good as you move upright.

• hope and change

  7 November 2008, 9:03 EST (#)

  Obama workers angry over unpaid wages………..and its only just begun, buyers remorse!!!

• Akash

  7 November 2008, 9:22 EST (#)

  congrats to Mr. most powerful man on earth.. but jus one request is, don’t go for the policy of protectionist in this globalised world.. b’coz it’ll exacerbate the already severe global crisis..

• hope and change

  7 November 2008, 9:24 EST (#)

  As an American I have looked at the posts on this site and any reference to Barrack Obama being the new Martin Luther King jr. are way of base. Mr King was against violence, he was a good man v Obama who sat in Rev Wrights church full of hate for America and white people. Mr. King would have been disgusted by Obama’s spiritual advisor! No one can compare the 2 men..it is simply impossible.

• Karim

  7 November 2008, 9:50 EST (#)

  Congratulations to President OBAMA. We know that you won’t change the world overnight but we are sure that with the quality of your ideas and actions we may expect a better world inside America and all around the World. Despite the crisis, the world has the means that could bring smile in most of the families. You are bringing us hope, never make us cry. This is a big responsibility for you. We can achieve it together. As you sow so shall you reap. Thus, Peace and love.
  The People of America are Wonderful in seting a good example for all the World.
  God bless the World, America and OBAMA!

• gary-american

  7 November 2008, 9:51 EST (#)

  and what exactly will america get in return for being so nice to the world?

• gary-american

  7 November 2008, 9:59 EST (#)

  a HUGE problem with the world outside america, is that you get fed info ththrough our very liberal news media.people outside our country do not REALLY understand the way we think.

• Ann, England

  7 November 2008, 10:11 EST (#)

  Many congratulations - how soon can we get all our troops (USA and UK) out of the war that Bush and his poodle Blair got us into and leave the people to arrange their own affairs? God Bless you and your family - an example for all.

• lisa

  7 November 2008, 10:12 EST (#)

  It was a long and sometime ugly campaign. I did not vote for you, not because of the color of your skin but because of what you campaign represented to me. I had and still have many questions about your policies and somewhat sketchy history but I am willing to give you my full respect and support as the president of my country. I am curious to see how soon these many many changes your have promised will start to take affect. Please keep our soldiers safe do not leave them unprotected by cutting any funding that they may need. Also please ask people to stop referring to you are our African American President you sir are our President I do not recall President Bush being referrerd to as the Caucasian President.

• zongo jean baptiste

  7 November 2008, 11:09 EST (#)

  congratulation!!!!!!!
  May the LORD help you rule the USA and may your mandate be a blessful one for all the world.
  GOD BLESS OBAMA AND HIS COMING STAFF

• Mary

  7 November 2008, 12:43 EST (#)

  Finally, finally, finally, the majority of the American people saw through the fear based rhetoric. There is hope. I would like to see a future America that provides equal rights for ALL Americans. I am talking about the right for my same sex partner to be eligible to receive my SS when I die. Then I will fly the American Flag with pride. Until then I am still part of a minority who do not have equal rights. Religious beliefs are based on the bible an d beliefs not constitutional law.

• Sanon

  7 November 2008, 13:02 EST (#)

  Thanks for the example set. Hope your path will be followed by many and will constitute a new start for the whole world in the direction of commitment, solidarity love and peace for all. May God bless and guide you to greater victories.

• Kushan

  7 November 2008, 13:23 EST (#)

  Don’t get killed! Be Safe! And work out to make the world a better place!!!

  Don’t try to make your country is the only country and make sure your officials don’t ruin your countries image in other countries, by putting fingers into others’ problems.

  Observe, Ask, and then Decide!

• hope and change

  7 November 2008, 14:13 EST (#)

  It is hard to see so many millions of people so absorbed by what is already proving, and actually was proven, to be another politician making promises of good, of hope, of change………President elect has already offered a position to former Rahm Emmanuel, a Clinton admim who has such dirty hands when it comes to the Fannie Mae housing collapse…..maybe Obama meant we can HOPE for CHANGE? It is becoming politics as usual here in the good old USA. Shame on Obama for false representation to the world! To all of you from other parts of the world….EXAMINE President elect Obama’s administration as he selects them, if you dare!

• Linda

  7 November 2008, 14:52 EST (#)

  You will follow the plan of God - it is predicted.

• Cornelius Leroy

  7 November 2008, 15:22 EST (#)

  With God all things are possible, yes i know very well that African American will one day lead the United State, yes it has come to pass now.

  l thank the Almighty God for bring M. Luther’s dream to pass.

  l wish Obama and the whole US the best, now that he is elected that same God will guard him to rule as King Solomon.

  God will continue to bless America

• Leopold BONKOUNGOU

  7 November 2008, 16:03 EST (#)

  Congratulation to Obama and to all Americans. America is a lucky nation! Mc Cain showed he is a good democrate; his reaction after Obama’s victory should also teach many in the wrld. He deserves congratulation as well.
  May God continue to protect Obama and his family and endow him with the necessary wisdom to assum his mandate!

• leopeter

  7 November 2008, 16:14 EST (#)

  I am a very proud catholic and I respect all religions and all peoples. However, I hate to disappointment many when I say that, “God, whoever you may concieve him/her to be, has nothing to do with this election.”Period. The candidate with the better ideas to move the economy forward has proven to be worthy of the votes.
  What else needs to be said!

• Priscilla

  7 November 2008, 16:19 EST (#)

  Congratulations Barrack Obama. I’m glad an African has reached that far, now the Whites will respect us the more. God be with you.

• Raymund

  7 November 2008, 18:25 EST (#)

  Well done Mr.President now it`s time to go to work and get this planet back on track.God bless the United States of America.

• donna

  7 November 2008, 21:56 EST (#)

  Mr. President Elect,

  I am wishing you along with your family a safe and productive term in the White House. May God have his hand on you as you tackle the problems of our great nation. I hope the Lord blesses you with the wisdom, courage and compassion that all great leaders need. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD SPEED.

  THE STATON’S

• Rajat

  8 November 2008, 1:13 EST (#)

  Congrat. Make US recession free.

• Othello Jess

  8 November 2008, 1:20 EST (#)

  Great Blog..
  As I’ve seen this I think YOU could be that person I thought that could help me with my problem..
  I know America is a broad nation, but I do need to find out who’s the cream of the crops–I mean those elected officials as of this very moment. please!! let me have a copy of those officials, starting from the president, then down to it’s sub officials.. please please I know you can help me.. just email it to my email address found here. A big THANKS!

• Julia Roache

  8 November 2008, 1:23 EST (#)

  Congratulations to President Elect Obama and to America for a smart choice that has changed the world forever.

  May God Bless this President and his lovely family and may God Bless America!

  I wish for all People of Colour to forget the economy for a moment and just think of the real significance of this historic win!!!

• Paola

  8 November 2008, 1:32 EST (#)

  Mr. President Obama: Congratulations!
  Change is exactly what we need in the world. I’m from Venezuela and you gave me the Hope that things around here will be change too.

  We need a leader like you here in Venezuela, we need someone who can change our country and finally kick out Chavez!!!

• Tanita

  8 November 2008, 2:14 EST (#)

  Barack Hussein Obama!
  I have one question for you.
  Where is your birth certificate to prove us that you have American citizenship?!!!
  Why don’t you show us this document. Isn’t it because it doesn’t exist?….
  Without it you are not eligible to be a President of America. You know this, this is a LAW!!!
  We are waiting for your document not speeches not words but DOCUMENT !!!

• Jesse Di Santis

  8 November 2008, 3:38 EST (#)

  Dear President Obama,

  You have given the whole world hope of a USAmerica that will be kinder and gentler and not a warmonger and that you will care about the people - the poor, homeless, sick, disabled, unemployed, and all minorities (including gays & lesbians)- and not just the robber barons, corrupt CEOs/corporations and the military-industrial complex.

  THE US NEEDS AN FDR NOT A BILL CLINTON and his “New Democrats” which were nothing but “Old Republicans”.

  FDR got 115 bills to help the people & country enacted in his first 100 days. See if you can match or surpass him!

  Please don’t let us down!

• HITESH CHAUHAN

  8 November 2008, 3:50 EST (#)

  We wish Obama good luck.being an indian i only wish( Bhagwan obama ka bhala kare.) May he live long.we have lots of hope from him.

  chauhan family.
  chandigarh india.

• GATLADHARMARAJ

  8 November 2008, 3:59 EST (#)

  Barack Obama CONGRATULATIONS!!! of 44th president of the United States,
  good days for amrican and world people,
  good way to ecnomic. chance to work in USA .I am a retired GOVT SERVANT FROM eNGINEERING TRACK from Govt of AP India having VISITING VISA ONLY

  best regards

• Dr Nick T Gumede

  8 November 2008, 4:43 EST (#)

  Congratulations Sir for your success in winning the elections into the highest office in the US Government. We all wish you God’s speed.
  It will not be easy as you yourself have said so many times after this campaign.
  We all pray for you for your good health and peace of mind. We also pray for your family.
  We also convey our deepest sympathy to you and your family for having lost your loving grand mother. May the Lord bless her soul. Nick

• Vijay Sanger

  8 November 2008, 4:54 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. Barack Obama.

  I thank you for taking up improvement in cost economy. I shall assist you in improving so as i am backed by an experience of 47 years in Indian big Industrial Houses like Birlas and Escorts-Ford.

  Best wishes,

  Vijay Sanger

• Shirley from Ireland

  8 November 2008, 5:04 EST (#)

  Thank the Good Lord above the right man got in. Congratulations President Elect Obama. I have a feeling that you are not only going to change America, you are going to change the world.

  Well done and blessings to your wife and children.

  Once again the American people will be able to hold their heads up high.

• Sadiq

  8 November 2008, 7:38 EST (#)

  He is the Man who will rebuild the entire world economy……….this is the kind of person who comes around only once in a century….

• stefan

  8 November 2008, 7:41 EST (#)

  congratulations to Barrack Obama, my country’s future on many things depends on you. Good luck, God be with you!
  greetings from Serbia

• hope and change

  8 November 2008, 8:02 EST (#)

  The candidate with the most money to buy huge air time/exposure, won. There was not one MSM evening news program that focused on both candidates equally and with 700 million dollars, much unaccounted for, Barrack Obama - per Axlerod, was able to force feed the American people. So lets hope that he is a decent president, that he does not screw the working people to the wall through higher capital gains taxes and 39% taxe on our retirements….but he said he will? And lets hope that his Christian beliefs come into play for the babies ( Hope Memorial Hospital, Chicago ) that survive being ripped from the womb only to be condemned to death at the hand of Obama.
  God Bless us all and guide Obama to be a better and an honest man.

• SATISH VASHISTHA

  8 November 2008, 8:19 EST (#)

  I FEEL THIS VICTORY FOR THE DEM OCRTACY THAT AMERICANS ARE OPEN HEARTED FOR THE OPINIONS OF THE CANDIDATES AND HAVE THE FAITH, TO EMPOWER THE PERSON.
  THIS WILL HELP THE WHOLE EARTH AND THE UNIVERSE A PEACEFULL LIFE, WHICH WILL LEAD A PROSPEROUS AND WEALTHY LIFE FOR THE COMMON PERSON.

• jeannette parker

  8 November 2008, 10:46 EST (#)

  OBAMA! Finally a man of vision & courage, like Kennedy. Do whatever sanctions you consider necessary to prevent Iraq from getting nuclear weapons. DO protect Poland & other countries from being enslaved by ANY country.U.S. is the ONLY strong nuclear country to help keep control.What happens to U.S. in getting country out of bankrupcy also affects the rest of the world.YOUR PLAN IS THE RIGHT ONE.Nobody expects quick results.IMPOSSIBLE.You will slowly but surely get your country back on its feet.You are the last hope for the U.S. and the rest of the world. From Canada, NEVE GIVE UP THE FIGHT eh!! Good luck and the best to you from Canada.Love to Americans.Y’a all read this and listen e!!! wow!wow!wow! OBAMA and Biden,Emmanuel

• Jose Madan

  8 November 2008, 10:47 EST (#)

  I am so happy with the historic election of Barak Obama as the 44th President of the US. My congratulations to him and pray that the Good Lord give him and his team all the strength and wisdom to keep up all the election promises and much more.
  This election proves that the United States of America is a true democracy with equal opportunities for every Citizen.
  It was very disturbing to read in Indian news paper Times of India that one of his newly selected aides- Sonal Shah- has VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad) links, and she is also a funds collector for that organization.
  This selection may not go well with Obama’s objective of ending terrorism in the world. Recent happenings in India will speak more on this

• hope and change

  8 November 2008, 10:47 EST (#)

  Barrack Hussein Obama is BI-RACIAL…sorry to disappoint everyone who labels him African only. When has anyone ever labeled a former President WHITE? See, the racial barrier still exists because of people who choose to separate themselves and others. Wake up!

• jeannette parker

  8 November 2008, 10:51 EST (#)

  By the way, many of Canadians had lost respect with McCain. HOWEVER, he got a lot of it back when he made his last statement regarding Obama winning. GOOD FOR YOU McCAIN!! It is time for you to take a well-earned rest.you fought for your country and went way past your dutry towards your men when POW!! Everybody is proud of you for what you did.Took a lot of courage.But now is time to take a well-earned rest as said above. THE BES OF LUCK TO YOU eh!!! wow!wow@wow!!! HOORY McCAIN!!!

• gary american

  8 November 2008, 11:22 EST (#)

  everyone on this blog seems to have a bit of racism in your comments!remember -obbama is half WHITE!!he didnt get voted in because he is so worried about all you second class countries.

• Bienvenu OLORY

  8 November 2008, 11:32 EST (#)

  Dear President,

  Congratulations! You just deserved this victory. Reasons are innumerable. This is the victory of Democracy.
  I am still ecstatic. Please, do whatever you can to make things change positively in America and the world. Peace and Growth in America and Peace in the developing world should be challenge N.1.
  May God bless you and bless your term.
  Bienvenu OLORY
  President
  Benin Humphrey and Fulbright Alumni Association

• Margaret ( Jamaica)

  8 November 2008, 14:20 EST (#)

  Wow!!!!!!!!!!!The history that I always hope to see has unfolded right before my very eyes, THANKS BE TO GOD!Congratulations Senator Obama and I am going to pray for you and your family constantly.Peace prosperity and wisdom.

• antonio garcía martorell

  8 November 2008, 19:47 EST (#)

  Quisiera felicitar a todo el pueblo norteamericano, por el gran paso que han dado. Decirles que todos hemos votado con nuestro corazon, para que el presidente elegido fuera el Sr. Obama.
  Creos que es la primera vez que la mayoria de los habitantes de este nuestro planeta, han deseado algo en común.
  ratificar la felicitación y desearles, aunque suene cursi, . un futuro de paz, amor y felicidad.

• arn specter

  8 November 2008, 19:50 EST (#)

  Nov. 8,2008
  Pres.-Elect Obama,
  Congradulations on your victory,becoming the next President of the U.S. with opportunitiew to help facilitate progressive changes here and in the world.
  I would lobby for two areas of concern early: 1) hold off on signing an agreement with Poland or The Czech Republic on the Missle Defense System. Instead use more diplomacy with Russia and Iran indicating the desire to cancel the System and grant considerations in the region. This could well prevent a nuclear confrontation.

  (2) join the International Treaties, Agreements, Accords. Presently, at least, a)Ban on Cluster Bombs, Dec.3 in Oslo, Norway, 2) Ban on Landmines, in effect, 3) Kyoto agreement 4) World Court 5) Arms Trade Treaty, now in the UN.
  By joining with other countries the U.S. would show solidarity for progressive developments, an end to political isolation, and s stance against globalization without control or regulation.

  Thanks for your consideration in these matters. good luck…to you and your family.
  Arn Specter (arnpeace), Phila. Pa. USA
  (2)

• Gwen Thomas

  8 November 2008, 23:49 EST (#)

  First and foremost, ONGRATULATIONS, and may God continue to guide you.
  Thank you for making yourself so accessible to us, the people!
  This is the first time I’ve attempted to reach anyone of your agnitude.
  You’ve proven that technology does work and that you’re not standoffish about its use. My only hesitation, now, is that you may not see this because of your busy schedule and pending priorities.
  I, like millions of other Americans, truly need someone’s help!
  After nineteen and one half years at Washington University, I was told that my services were no longer required and no assistance with relocating was offered. Of course after loosing the job, the insurance went, the savings went, and now my home is scheduled for foreclosure on December 1, 2008.
  I can’t file for a chapter 13 bankruptcy because I don’t have adequate income - (288.00 per week); the mortgage before it went delinquent - 1461.15 per month. I purchased and paid for my home for over 11 years without a husband, mother, father or family, I am a single mother of two, one of whom - the nineteen year old - lives with me and is diligently seeking employment as I am. Whew!!!
  America needs help. I need help quickly and don’t know who to ask or where to go; my church is a struggling one, I have no family in St. Louis, the out-of-state family is crying also.
  I do plan to visit Lacy Clay’s office, here in St. Louis, again and Better Family Life, but without a job, my and their hands are tied.
  Whatever you can do, say, or print, I will cherish and use quickly. I really don’t know where to go, and want to stay in my home, if at all possible. Please direct me to help. Thank you very much.

• hannah

  9 November 2008, 4:09 EST (#)

  i think obama is really good and he just created history in the making because hes black. he has great ideas and he shows commitment and good heart.

  i hope he has good luck and theres more sucess to come for him xx

• Olga

  9 November 2008, 5:45 EST (#)

  Congradulations, Mr President Obama!!!
  Together with you and your country we all believe in changes that will be brought by your victory!!!
  Best wishes from Ukarine!

• Siham

  9 November 2008, 6:05 EST (#)

  A good lesson of democracy that America is giving to the world.

• Iqbal Faruk , Dhaka, Bangladesh

  9 November 2008, 6:09 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. Obama,

  Congrats on your Party’s landslide victory!

  The euphoria in the United States as well as in the rest of the world on your ascendancy to the highest office of the world’s hyperpower is undoubtedly a historic moment . From your campaign speeches, from your book” The Audacity of Hope”- Thoughts of Reclaiming the American Dream’ such victory was highly calculable.
  I deem you will emerge as a technician who is best equipped to fix broken policies,repair the system,and get America working once again.

  God bless you, the United States of America, & the citizens of the world.

  Stay in sound physique.

  Iqbal

  Dhaka
  Bangladesh

• vanesha

  9 November 2008, 7:53 EST (#)

  Color of skin does not determine a person’s capability .Chosing a president shoud not depend on his color of skin.
  It is time for Mr Barrack to prove his eligibility ,WHAT HE CAN DO FOR HIS PEOPLE AND COUNTRY. This is exam time.
  May presidents come and go but only those are always remembered who could change history,well best of luck.

• Dr. Mouhamed Lemine EL KETTAB

  9 November 2008, 9:02 EST (#)

  Dear president, dear bearer of hope, dear redeemer of the great American nation from the dark forces of evil (the neoconservatives- that have endowed America with the most hateful ,the most repulsive president that they have known in their entire history!!!), dear Barak Obama,welcme to the steer of the great America! Please hasten to clean the White house it must smell.. The task awaiting you is tremendous but you are up to it i am sur! please clean your surroundind from the neo conservatives they are really BAD!!! get america back to the world friendship and admiration, Use the might of your nation for justice, for equity and for the right of the down troden nations and poeples such as the Palestinian and the Iraki peoples.Please be more courageou more decisive than Bill Clinton with respect to the Palestinian issue, for if you solve this problem all the other issues of the middle east would be easy to handle and the perception of the Arab and Moslem nations of America would change positively. With respect to Mauritania please be informed that the Us Ambassador to Mauritania was emotioally involved in the political crisis that had bfolen the country of late ( he took side with one of the antagonists ,while he should have remained even handed to remain reliable . Such a crisis has lead to Mauritania being ridden from A very corrupt president democratically elected and who deceived the Mauritanian people who has come to discover the nature of the man they have elected too late.Yet the mauritanians would be gratful to you mister President to exert pressure for democracy to be retrenched anew in the country without the former president who is hated by every body here apart from the American Ambassador to Mauritania, who is a gift of Mister Bush to Mauritania.
  Mister President,dear Obama welcome to America , welcome to the world as spring to earth!!!!!
  GOD BLESS YOU GOD BLESS AMERICA God Inspire America to throw the neo conservatives into the dustbin of history where they belong!

• EMMANUEL KOFI ANAMAN

  9 November 2008, 9:49 EST (#)

  Obama, you are the best,
  I believe in you. I know you will be a great President. God bless you so that world will know some peace and less suffering.
  Emmanuel, South Africa

• Michel Mathieu

  9 November 2008, 9:50 EST (#)

  Congratulations president elect Obama,
  I was thinking today of creating the invitation for you and your family president elect Obama to meet with the newly elected chief of the Huron People, the past 40 year chief Max G Louis of the Huron Nation, the representatives descendant from the original successive European settlers and some current day leaders in Quebec, Canada and the US. What a perfect place in the chiefs tent then for Senator McCain and president elect Obama to smoke the peace pipe and with the chiefs looking forward to a new day.

  When past president Kennedy visited the Quebec region he left an everlasting impression of a world leader connecting with “we the people” who take the most pride in preserving our national treasures. I think it’s time to whiteness the right in America today for a cultural declaration of independence by signing the original Thomas Jefferson 4th of July declaration of independence together into the future. I am from a people who cohabitate with our neighbors richly enhancing our cultural differences. As a representative of the original family that has coexisted in an ongoing piece between our neighbors who have hosted us from the start I am privileged to make the historic meeting real. We the people as Americans have always cherished and fostered our unity of spirit and individuality together. As 11th generation born American I will witness our renewed commitments to mankind as if I had been the living July 4, 1776. We the people rise together in tradition uniquely created by our friendships in history to declare our historic presence to this day. Our North American roots bind our connection to preserving our freedoms together. From the hearts of we the people I invite our neighbors once more to make our declaration together with the chief of the original hosts of Americans in North America, the Huron’s. Our neighbors today still celebrate our never ending peace. It doesn’t get more inviting as we will keep safe our trusted neighbors. A historic chance meeting with Benedict Arnold is always repeated for everyone to cherish as just a single of numerous good wills expressed by our native and cross Atlantic origins. I thank my grandfathers for blessing me with a rich heritage that shares in our American Dreams together. I am guided by histories finest moments when I sincerely make my invitation to our new world leader of the USA to my home in Quebec. Congratulations to president elect Obama. The world is ready, willing and able to be lead in some historic moments that heal and revitalize our mutual spirits of life, liberty and justice for all. We the people are kindred spirits through time and our age has come full circle as we embark on a growing cycle of continued peace. As an American I am proud of our direction together.

  Michel Mathieu of America
  11th generation representative
  Consultant

• EL Hassen

  9 November 2008, 9:59 EST (#)

  COngratulation for Mr. President-Elect Obama. You won because you deserve it not becaue of your Color. I am sur ethe world will be a better plac eto live in now. One advice, Be yourself, listen before you talk, seek advice from all, use your brain instead of gut feeling, accept criticism, never expect to have 100% of people with you, however always seek an overwehlming majority, be transparent and be honest with not only the Americans but also with the world, you respresent more than Blacks and Whites, you are a real world citizen. May God Bless you and Bless the world.

  The world is watching African-American through your person, and watching them as a reflection of your image. They must demonstrate more leadeship and responsibility in their daily social conduct.

• balayogi

  9 November 2008, 11:15 EST (#)

  Let saturn bless the new president to make a change in us and all over the world positively according to his birth 4-8-1961 his birth number is 4 and his destiny number is 2 so flectuationmay happen in decision making and an attack from muslim terriorist after dec9 to feb 14 so be a boss in ur own seat and not with others so if justice comes from him saturn will protect the 44th president (8is the no of saturn)

• Jennifer McNally

  9 November 2008, 12:39 EST (#)

  El Hassen, You are right on in your last paragraph! Good call : )

• Samadou COULIBALY

  9 November 2008, 13:19 EST (#)

  Congratulations first to the American people. It is their victory against some backward feelings. Through this election we can read the desire of the American people to live in peace and to extinguish the fires that have been set by the Republicans throughout the world. We hope the new president will understand all the depth of this popular vote, that he will work for peace and hapiness for all and not for the selfish interests of some lobbies of finance, oil and armaments

• Sidi OULD Sid'Ahmed

  9 November 2008, 14:23 EST (#)

  Nous tenons à féliciter le peulpe Américain pour l’election du nouveau Président Barak OBOMA.
  Nous comptons beacoup sur le changement promis.

  redacteur en Chef du site eddiyar.net

  Mauritanie
  Nouakchott

• Irena Little

  9 November 2008, 16:06 EST (#)

  Africa suffered lots of injustice over the past few ceturies. I hope that President Obama will be able to help this beautiful continent to benefit from their resources.

  The planet is suffering from human greed. Perhaps people will appreciate the meaning of the words: enough is enough.

  Let’s all look after the planet Earth. If each and every one takes care of their own patch the globe will be cared for. We all travel together on this spaceship Earth so why not enojy the trip!

  The African friends I had at Warsaw School of Economics were full of joy and fun. Let’s hope the rest of the world can learn from them how life in a comunity can be a source of happiness. Let’s dance more like the African people do!

  The world has become such a small place. It is time we all learn to respect each other , live and let live.

  This constant chase for astronomical size profits must stop. There is more to life then money alone. Moderation can free the time for life!

  I do hope that President Obama can get enough support from everybody around the world to create more humane societies, where human psychological needs are taken into account and not just bank accounts. Let’s appreaciate people for what they are and not for what they have. Let’s learn from each other and stop trying to make the whole world like one big McDonald and Coca-cola.

  Long live the differences! There is beauty in diversity.

  The environment needs our urgent attention and moderation.

  God Bless President Obama.

• munir alawisheh

  9 November 2008, 16:09 EST (#)

  amrican people hav spoken.and thy hav spoken clearly……obama is th 44th president of united stae………….
  chang after too long years of drama,no more bush or joy th plumber…..
  yes we can

• munir alawisheh

  9 November 2008, 16:11 EST (#)

  obama,obama,obama…….
  its time for change,
  we will barak uuuuuuuuuuu

• james

  9 November 2008, 16:11 EST (#)

  All though I did not vote for Obama, I do wish him the best of luck. I hope that Mr.Obama, will start troop withdrawl’s during his first six months in office, as stated during his campain!

  Starting on the 20 January 2009, America will be governed by one party the Democratic party. If “Change” does not happen don’t blame the Republicans…Blame Obama and the rest of the democrats.

  Also, to the people who think America should just give visa’s out like candy think again! The U.S. has the world’s third largest population and cannot accept every person who thinks they should be able to live in America. American’s find it very difficult to legally live in other country’s around the world and it should like wise be the same for you as well.

  I here so much talk from many people in Russia about how much they hate America and then ask questions on online fourm’s of how to get a greencard or how to find an American to marry and become legal in that regard. Sorry, people of the world we American’s have simply had enough and have our own problem’s to take care of here in America! Good day…

• hope and change

  9 November 2008, 19:22 EST (#)

  Someone above mentioned their hopes about Obama not taking the “big oil” lobbyists money………FACT: Obama took more money from Mobil/Exxon than McCain. There are some aspects of Obama that are no different than any other presidents/politicians who walked before him. Use sense people and examine his character now that the 700 million dollar show is over! NO more bright lights and fire works from the Obama camp, which was meticulously performed for the world stage, but the hard reality now that the electoral colege got their wish. Watch, study, pay attention to the near future..get over the “ga ga” stage and focus with intelligence.
  James, Yes, you are so right and I gree with you re Illegal/legal immigration. 90% of the people on this site bash America yet we allow 700 thousand immigrants here legally every year and another 12 - 20 are here ILLEGALLY. 10 Americans are murdered evry day ,on USA soil, by ILLEGAL immigrants eg. murder, vehicular homocide, rape & then murder etc etc, more than soldiers lost in Iran and Afghanistan. It is time that America tighten her borders and people of other countries focus on making their countires better and stronger. Americans pay billions for illegal immigrants health care, housing, welfare checks…so all of you who slander my great country, look at the reality of our generosity and at this point my forced generosity!
  Think!!!

• Zé nogueira

  9 November 2008, 19:25 EST (#)

  Tenho certeza que ele será um bom Presidente.Apesar da sacanagem que os senhores conservadores fizeram em entregar o país nesta condição a um democrata NEGRO e descendente direto de imigrante,ainda mais muçulmano…Ele será um bom presidente!Todos esperamos!

• Maritzah - Australia

  9 November 2008, 21:00 EST (#)

  Dear President Barack Obama,

  This is a wonderful outcome for the WHOLE WORLD! A splendid achievement by yourself, your wife Michelle, Malia & Sasha…A ‘Special Thankyou’ to your Team and the American people!

  You might not know it but you had an unseen Army of MILLIONS around the world on the journey with you over the past 21 months. The collective global energy surrounding you We hope has nourished you spiritually for the challenges ahead. The World clearly saw a most Intelligent Man. A Born Leader with all the ‘Hallmarks’ of True Character and Integrity was visible during the Primary campaign.

  We have been in Blogs across America, talking to the American people since the Campaign begun. We have forged understanding, goodwill and friendship with Americans. Finally they have begun to feel more connected to the world in which they are a part of.
  A giant leap forward for Mankind!
  We trust and have faith in you to the best of your ability to make this a better world for all. You have made this all happen!

  Australia where I am and the World is behind you all the way. You will never walk alone, our substantive spirituality is with you unconditionally.

  Bravo Brave One! We Thankyou!

  A prayer for Toot also

• phil/abi

  9 November 2008, 22:54 EST (#)

  I sincerely thank America.gov in playing a
  very important ,effective & responsible role
  in posting American’s & world opinion’s
  on this historical Presidential elections.
  I wish you & all the staff involved, the best
  wishes & success in continuing your good
  works through the future.

• Akash, India

  10 November 2008, 0:03 EST (#)

  it’s really great to hear that Mr. Obama is trying to make his official team, by inviting the best and experienced brains from across the world to fight this crisis… by way of posting vacancies on Internet…
  this is what “Change” calls for…
  Good Start !!!

• Momtaz Chowdhury

  10 November 2008, 2:05 EST (#)

  President-Elect Barack Obama,

  Congratulations for attaining your country a remarkable height! Congratulations for setting up a model of winning by inspiration and authenticity. Your magic torch of “Hope”.

  Like millions of citizens of the world,I am waiting to see how you helm new global journey to peace,safety and prosperity.WE (CITIZENS OF THE WORLD)BELEIVE IN THIS CHANGE; WE BELIEVE IN YOUR STRENGTH!
  Hope to see you in Bangladesh !

  All the best for you and your family.

  Momtaz Chowdhury(Ms.) ,Dhaka,Bangladesh

• bright

  10 November 2008, 4:56 EST (#)

  This life we live should not be about colour of the skin.
  The fact that Obama won should not have drawn much attention if he was a white man, which tells us that RACISM is still lingering on in the minds of millions of people all around the world.
  Obama cannot be God who can bring peace , obama is just a figure to the many blacks that want to excel, so let us put away this ideal of taking special notice of Him because he won an election in his country.
  Though I am a BLACK man from africa I do not see reasons why we should make noise about him.
  let me say this, if we continue with this axiom of black and white, a time will come that when blacks get into positions of power they would like to pay back, which could lead to another crisis in this -world with soft heart-.
  We need to be careful to deal with a situation; history as this, so we do not bring back the battles which Luther has fought for and I say; this time it will not be for blacks to be free, but for whites to be free.We are all one let us be together , plane together, work together and not see Obama as pay back offering, but as any other president so He do not take a decision that will bring strife to our seemingly dying world.
  I speak as man and not like an angel.

• mugo joe

  10 November 2008, 5:45 EST (#)

  Obama could only be compared to King Solomon. His wisdom and ability to comand respect from across the world is beyond measure.

• beatrice

  10 November 2008, 6:07 EST (#)

  The black man has never been allowed to evolved in his own context - relegion, politics, ideology and education. So the the human race have been drprived of our unimaginable talent. Perhaps now with Obama the world will learn to accept that we are capable of achieving anything given the chance. This campaign was very brutal but Obama and his supporters worked very hard to demolish every obsticle put in their way. So I thank everybody who was involved in helping Obama achieve his dream for the world.
  He will not do much for us as a people but his presence alone in the white house is enough for now. God help him and all his supporters.

• CAROL

  10 November 2008, 6:32 EST (#)

  THE MAJORITY OF IRISH PEOPLE ARE THRILLED THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
  FINALLY GOT SENSE.

  TO MR BARACK OBAMA AND YOUR LOVELY
  FAMILY “WELL DONE”

• Indu Prakash

  10 November 2008, 6:52 EST (#)

  Hearty congratulations Mr. President elect. I adore you for your approach to human values. You never attacked any individual, but you criticissed only his bad policies just like Mahatama Gandhi who always said that he did not have a tinge of hatred towards the British citizens, but he was against the anti-people policies of some of them. May God bless you with good health and long life.

  Indu Prakash from India.

• Stephen Schneider

  10 November 2008, 7:01 EST (#)

  You need to withdraw all troops from Iraq in conjunction with the current Iraq government as soon as possible. No matter how long we are there, the region will NEVER be secure and a peace sustainable. The Iraq citizens must make their own painful way, as we did after the Civil War. There will be deaths and carnage any time we leave, now or in 10 years. We need the billions we are spending there for our other war and for this country’s pressing needs. We just can’t do it all.

• Chancelvy Ney Gautier LOUNGENGE

  10 November 2008, 7:18 EST (#)

  Hello dear Mr the President,

  Now I am writitng to you, I am not sure you will read my comment personnaly. For, I know how you are vfery busy. But, at the whole least, I should thank you all there, you and your team of campaign with giving us the opportunity to coment your victory.

  Well, with winning the White House, the U.S.A. just gave a lesson abour Democracy and tolerence for, we were many to think about your victory to be impossible. But, as I know, your authority just comes from the Lord GOD as the Bibkle says in Romans 12:1. Then, when being about to take your committment to rule the USA and the world acording to the Biblical, I mean the Christian light by putting your hand on the Holy Bible, you have to ( I am not ordering to you, please) rule the US Democracy as the Bible says.

  the USA is always seen like a mirror hence you have a very heavy responsibility.

  I heard about the abortion law you need to edit or change. But the Bible is forbiding it. And you are a proof of that since if you parenmts did not want you to come in birth, you will never become the first agfricaAmerican to win the White House.

  Dear Mr the President, everybody is waiting for a lot from you. With beginning with the Financial Crisis, I will only pray for youa nd all your team so that you may reach again the White House in 2012.

  As to myself, you victory just saw that racism is just about history ans story in the new USA.

  Africa nedd to work together with and al other countries.

  Thanks a lot Mr the President and may GOD bless you through Jesus Christ. Amen.

• ABISSA BOSONGO ALPHA

  10 November 2008, 8:19 EST (#)

  Dear President BARACK OBAMA,
  Let God bless your country America and all your activities.
  Please support the Africa in distress and torn by endless wars for egoistes.Surtout interest in the Great Lakes region and particularly in Congo Kinshasa

  You are the real WINNER.

  Best Regards!

• Initiative pour la sauvefarge de la Constitution

  10 November 2008, 8:29 EST (#)

  Nous, dans l’Initiative Nationale pour la Sauvegarde de la Constitution, vous adressons, le présent message de félicitation à l’occasion de l’élection du nouveau président des Etats-Unis d’Amérique, Mr Barack OBAMA.

  Cette élection confirme l’exemplarité du modèle Américain de la démocratie et son respect des droits de l’humanité.

  Nous lui souhaitons un succès durant son mandat et plus du progrès au peuple Américain amis.

  Nouakchott, le 09/11/2008
  Pour l’Initiative pour la Sauvegarde de la Constitution
  Salka MINT SID’AHMED

• griselda

  10 November 2008, 13:30 EST (#)

  May God bless you and keep you safe. May he give you wisdom just as he gave Solomon to rule.
  There is a lot of work to do after all the mess you are inheriting, but please don’t forget family time. That’s what will keep you going.

• Amolkumar Supe

  10 November 2008, 14:02 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. President Barack Obama !

  We, in India, looking ahead a warm & strategic relationship with USA under your magnanimous leadership. Currently whole world is facing multidimensional threats. I hope your decisive personality will identify the priorities and actions for the best of USA as well as friend countries.

  I wish to welcome you, soon in INDIA.

• Praphulla Supe

  10 November 2008, 14:03 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. President Barack Obama !

• hope and change

  10 November 2008, 17:06 EST (#)

  It is nice and classy to see President Bush working with Obama for a smooth and respectable transition…..unlike the Clinton administration who destroyed offices, took furnishings that did not belong to them and even were so poorly behaved as to have the letter “W” removed from keyboards. Thank you President Bush for your genuine display of decency and also, know that you, your wife and your family are all stepping aside with well wishes.
  God Bless America!

• Jennifer

  10 November 2008, 20:15 EST (#)

  AP
  Georgia congressman warns of Obama dictatorship
  By BEN EVANS – 1 hour ago

  WASHINGTON (AP) — A Republican congressman from Georgia said Monday he fears that President-elect Obama will establish a Gestapo-like security force to impose a Marxist or fascist dictatorship.

  “It may sound a bit crazy and off base, but the thing is, he’s the one who proposed this national security force,” Rep. Paul Broun said of Obama in an interview Monday with The Associated Press. “I’m just trying to bring attention to the fact that we may — may not, I hope not — but we may have a problem with that type of philosophy of radical socialism or Marxism.”

  Broun cited a July speech by Obama that has circulated on the Internet in which the then-Democratic presidential candidate called for a civilian force to take some of the national security burden off the military.

  “That’s exactly what Hitler did in Nazi Germany and it’s exactly what the Soviet Union did,” Broun said. “When he’s proposing to have a national security force that’s answering to him, that is as strong as the U.S. military, he’s showing me signs of being Marxist.”

  Obama’s comments about a national security force came during a speech in Colorado about building a new civil service corps. Among other things, he called for expanding the nation’s foreign service and doubling the size of the Peace Corps “to renew our diplomacy.”

  “We cannot continue to rely only on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives that we’ve set,” Obama said in July. “We’ve got to have a civilian national security force that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded.”

  Broun said he also believes Obama likely will move to ban gun ownership if he does build a national police force.

  Obama has said he respects the Second Amendment right to bear arms and favors “common sense” gun laws. Gun rights advocates interpret that as meaning he’ll at least enact curbs on ownership of assault weapons and concealed weapons. As an Illinois state lawmaker, Obama supported a ban on semiautomatic weapons and tighter restrictions on firearms generally.

  “We can’t be lulled into complacency,” Broun said. “You have to remember that Adolf Hitler was elected in a democratic Germany. I’m not comparing him to Adolf Hitler. What I’m saying is there is the potential.”

  Obama’s transition office did not respond immediately to Broun’s remarks.

• Jennifer

  10 November 2008, 20:33 EST (#)

  Broun says Obama ‘Marxist’
  By Donnie Fetter| Columbia County Bureau Chief
  Saturday, November 08, 2008175
  U.S. Rep. Paul Broun attacked President-elect Barack Obama’s agenda as “Marxist” and derided some fellow Republicans for abandoning conservative principles during a speech in Augusta on Friday, his first since being re-elected in Georgia’s 10th District.

  Special
  U.S. Rep. Paul Broun
  Click photo for options”In my opinion, we’ve elected a Marxist to be president of the United States,” Mr. Broun, R-Watkinsvile, said during a luncheon of the Martinez-Evans Rotary Club at the Doubletree Hotel.

  The remark led Rotarian Lucinda Williams to defend Mr. Obama and question the intelligence of Sen. John McCain’s running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

  Mr. Broun qualified his remark, saying he believes Mr. Obama’s policies of bigger government and shared wealth are Marxist.

  “When Barack Obama is right, then I’ll support him,” he said. “When he is wrong, I’ll fight him.”

  Mr. Broun also criticized Mr. McCain.

  “I’m very disappointed with the McCain campaign,” he said. “In my opinion, it was inept.”

  He said he believes Mr. McCain failed to adequately differentiate himself from President Bush and embrace conservative values.

• Lisa P

  11 November 2008, 6:16 EST (#)

  The US financial crisis greatly affects its economy and other countries as well. In the past presidential election, the community has the chance to vote for the new steward and country leader. Roaring victory sounded off through-out the world as they announced America’s next Commander in Chief. Congratulations, Mr. Barack Obama on becoming the 44th President of the United States. Your endurance is beyond admirable as you have come to the end of your 22-month campaign, emerging with victory. If you thought the campaign was rough, wait until you actually dive into the issues that await you with the American economy. In actuality, your journey has just begun. You have proposed a number of different stimulus packages in recent weeks regarding the financial system and we all know our ailing economy must be stabilized. The two targets that will most likely score you points on both sides are your ideas about temporarily exempting the unemployed from having to pay tax on their unemployment benefits and temporarily exempting seniors from having to make annual withdrawals from their IRAs and 401Ks after age 70 ½. Yet, the largest issue should be keeping the bailout/credit repair that Bush started on track. You must stem the tide of real estate foreclosures and change the outlook of financial regulation, making it “more transparent.” At this point, Mr. President-Elect you already have a wide range of tough work cut out for you. Oh, but for those good old carefree campaign days…. Click to read more on <a

• Seyid Ould SEYID, Mauritania

  11 November 2008, 6:57 EST (#)

  Million congratulations to the U.S elect president Obama . Your election is an American example and a lesson to the world that should be emulated as an examplary one. Your people have ended peacefully and democractically the most excited, longest and most expensive elections campain in history. I hope as every human right activist and a peace-maker that the new leadership will be able to keep its promises of hope , justice and change locally and globally.

• Joyeeta Barua

  11 November 2008, 8:44 EST (#)

  Heartiest congratulations to President elect Barack Obama. I am from the North-East of India. My father, mother, brother, son @ husband join me in wishing you many successful years ahead in which you can hopefully bring about positive changes around the globe with the co-operation of others.

• Joyeeta Barua

  11 November 2008, 9:24 EST (#)

  Congratulations to Barack Obama from NE India.

• Marie Berthe OUEDRAOGO

  11 November 2008, 13:11 EST (#)

  I am very proud for Obama election as President of USA. I prayed for that and I will continue to pray God to protect him and give him knoledge and wisdom for all the directiosn he needs for America and the world.
  May God bless him, his family and all his staff.
  For me It is a miracle. Only God could do it really. It also is an example of courage, good and cler vision, strong determination and faith in Jesus.

• hope and change

  11 November 2008, 14:24 EST (#)

  Obama likely to escape campaign audit
  One of several reasons that this man and his cohorts are undeserving of anybody’s trust!
  HOPING for CHANGE!

• André Langevin

  11 November 2008, 14:43 EST (#)

  Félicitations!

  Grandes espérances pour la démocratie aux États-Unis d’Amérique et dans le reste du monde…Hope, hope.

  Best of luck

• james

  11 November 2008, 16:31 EST (#)

  Be careful of what you wish for, you just might get it.

• Amr Shafik

  11 November 2008, 17:34 EST (#)

  President Obama is a living proof that there is still hope. And that the history of the U.S. will be documented as before and after Obama. Congratulations Mr. president

  from a man who wished that he could have participated in your election

  Egypt

• Jennifer

  11 November 2008, 20:05 EST (#)

  THE AMERICAN FLAG

  The 1st fold of our flag is a symbol of life.

  The 2nd fold is a symbol of our belief in eternal life.

  The 3rd fold is made in honor and remembrance of the veterans departing our ranks who gave a portion of their lives for the defense of our country to attain peace throughout the world.

  The 4th fold represents our weaker nature, for as American citizens trusting in God, it is to Him we turn in times of peace as well as in time of war for His divine guidance.

  The 5th fold is a tribute to our country, for in the words of Stephen Decaur, “Our Country”, in dealing with other countries, may she always be right; but it is still our country, right or wrong.

  The 6th fold is for where our hearts lie. It is with our heart that We pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.

  The 7th fold is a tribute to our Armed Forces, for it is through the Armed Forces that we protect our country and our flag against all her enemies, whether they be found within or without the boundaries of our republic.

  The 8th fold is a tribute to the one who entered into the valley of the shadow of death, that we might see the light of day.

  The 9th fold is a tribute to womanhood, and Mothers. For it has been through their faith, their love, loyalty and devotion that the character of the men and women who have made this country great has been molded.

  The 10th fold is a tribute to the father, for he, too, has given his sons and daughters for defense of our country since they were first born.

  The 11th fold represents the lower portion of the seal of King David and King Solomon and glorifies in the Hebrews eyes, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

  The 12th fold represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies, in the Christians eyes, God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit.

  The 13th fold, or when the flag is completely folded, the stars are uppermost reminding us of our nation’s motto, “In God We Trust.”

  After the flag is completely folded and tucked in, it takes on the appearance of a cocked hat, Ever reminding us of the soldiers who served under General George Washington, and the Sailors and Marines who served under Captain John Paul Jones, who were followed by their comrades and shipmates in the Armed Forces of the United States, preserving for us the rights, privileges and freedoms we enjoy today.

  There are some traditions and ways of doing things that have deep meaning. In the future, you’ll see flags folded and now you will know why. Share this with the children you love and all others who love the symbol of “Liberty and Freedom.”

• Abuu Jafo

  12 November 2008, 4:33 EST (#)

  Icongratulate you for the elect but you don’t suppose to get fooled with it. Try to be the same Obama who shook hands with poors and discouraged.

• EUGIDE ROCK

  12 November 2008, 5:23 EST (#)

  I am from the Republic of Congo.I was very thrilled and excited to know that OBAMA is now the first african American male president.People around the world has to acknowledge, according to me, that the United States constitution is only from now on valued because we have seen what they call ”EQUALITY…” People can have the rights to scream out loud that ” all things are possible if we can only make them possible….YES WE DID!!!
  I would rather that the president-elect-barack-obama brought change to not only America but also to all the different corners of the world.You have one of the biggest duties that any president of the U.S. will ever encounter in the white house.You’d better get the U.S. economy back on its feet, stop wars that are not worth beeing wagged and much more if you really wanna make the world a better and safer place for these generations and the future ones.GOD BLESS AMERICA AND ALL NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD!
  CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR HARD JOB!!!!!!!!!! THE LORD WILL ALWAYS BE UNTO YOU TILL YOU SERVE THE U.S. FOR 8 YEARS.

• Nelito Zangui

  12 November 2008, 6:13 EST (#)

  Estamos todos de parabéns. Ganhou a América e o Mundo. É uma vitória para o mundo uma vez que se realiza o sonho dos que sempre lutaram pela igualdade de oportunidades (Malcom X, Luther King…e muitos outros). Esperamos que com esta eleição a política norte-americana atenue as os dissabores deixados pela anterior administração.
  Bem Haja Sr. Presidente.

  Angola

• Duncan Henry Sisya

  12 November 2008, 7:31 EST (#)

  Your Excellency The Present-Elect,
  With pleasure and great honour, I would like to congratulate you on your success.May the Almighty God bless you by granting wisdom like King Solomon who prayed for wisdom and God granted him wisdom,honour, riches and longer life to judge Israel.[IIChron.1:7-12]. So, I wish you all the best in order to form a good democratic government with intellectuls who can work through implementation of the planned activities for Americans as well as Africans even the entire world.

  Also God encouraged Joshua to be strong and courageous after the death of Moses.I also encourage you to be strong and courageous in order to govern well through the rule of Law, Human Rights and Democracy.

  Democracy is not only in theory but in practice also, therefore, you need to be practical in dealing with issues of the government of America and the entire world. Many world leaders have failed to govern their countries because of egocentric mind and corruption. They do not think about the welfare of the people.They just think about their own affairs. Read Philippians 2:1-3.

  If Africans were to vote, we would have voted for you as well due to you your intellectual mind of planning, problem solving and vision for the future.

  African leaders like Robert Gabriel Mugabe are autocratic who want to cling to power without thinking of the welfare of the people of Zimbabwe. I know for sure as a Democract, you will follow democratic principles through Human Rights Law under the United Nations Declaration Human Rights Charter.

  I would like to request you that your vision should focus on the African people as well. Countries like DRC.Congo, Rwanda, Somali and Burundi have been affected by war and many civilians lose their lives due to poor governance. Africa should be provided with socio-economic development projects so as to boost the economy for sustainable development. This will be one way of reducing poverty. In addition, there is a need to establish Vocational Training Centres for the Vulnerable groups through different N.G.O.s. My suggestion about funding, is that, the N.G.O.s should be funded directly by the sponsoring donor community and not that the Donor Community should provide the funds to the governments. The Central Governments do not support the N.G.O.s. Some N.G.O.s support Vulnerable Groups such as orphans due to HIV/AIDS pandemic but the governments do not sponsor those N.G.O.s instead, those N.G.O.s support the Vulnerable Groups through their own contribution which is unfair. For instance, I represented TANZANIA ORPHAN CARE, an N.G.O. which was established on 28th December, 2005 and registered on 26th May, 2006. It has operated for almost two and a half years. So, as the Secretary-General of that N.G.O., I represented it at the meeting of World Bank officials. I stated about what the N.G.O. does to the community and the officials were satisfied but the government up to now, has never funded us. This is just one example.

  To the side of education, many of us fail to proceed with further studies due to poverty; but we thank the U.S.A. Government for establishing various programs whereby many Tanzanians can be able to travel to the U.S.A. to persue their studies. This is done by the good services at the U.S.A. Embassy. The people are really working hard to assist us. So, these programs should should continue to assist us in socio-economic development of our country.

  Your Excellecy The Present-Elect, I wish you all the best in your career. May God bless you abundantly; let Him secure your life so that you may assist the entire world. Long Live Barack Obama and Family!

  Yours faithfully,
  Duncan Henry Sisya.
  Sierra Secondary School,
  Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania.

• Duncan Henry Sisya

  12 November 2008, 7:36 EST (#)

  BARACK OBAMA PRESIDENT ELECT

• Duncan Henry Sisya

  12 November 2008, 7:45 EST (#)

  BARACK OBAMA THE PRESIDENT- ELECT:
  Your Excellecy The President-Elect,
  I would also like to support your idea of withdrawal of American soldiers from Iraq and Afghanstan. Let them be independent under their democratic governments. War has caused a number of civilians to lose their lives. So, I hope you will succeed in dealing with the matter.

  Sincerely yours,
  Duncan Henry Sisya.

• Helena Alberto

  12 November 2008, 8:42 EST (#)

  Parabéns Sr. Presidente Obama, Presidente do mundo e da paz.

  O meu sonho é observar o mundo sem
  guerra e sem fome.

• Beverly Ricardo - Canadian

  12 November 2008, 9:35 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. President:

  Congratulations on your rise to presidency! I look forward to a more peaceful world with you at the helm of one of the greatest powerhouses in the world. I know some world leaders and some big businessess may not have supported you, but we the people do! The world needs change. You have promised many things in your campagin, and I know it takes time to fullfil those changes but you can do it! From my Canadian perspective, I see what I based as a racist, deceitful, pushy country…changing…with YOU! Your approach to your campagin was well-serving, calm and peaceful, hardly any mudslinging which I like. So far, I see your America, being friendlier with other nations while you focus on bringing back the USA to a nice place to live. I also have a secondary vested interest in watching you grow as President, as my husband is Cuban born, came to Canada 2 years ago. I hope that you will help Cuba, not by rushing in to take-over, but by realizing that the people are not the government and despite what we in the free-worlds think, Cuban citizens don’t get to have a “free” say in how aid is handed out, or how they run their lives. This country needs help and since you are the closest country, it needs your help! I understand from my husbands relatives many who live in Miami that they think you Mr. President are unhappy with all the Cubans/Mexicans in the USA, you need to work at changing this attitude with them, they need you. I explained to them that it was not true, that I feel you want to STOP the allowance of immigrants from Cuba landing on the soil (by the new ‘berlin’ wall erected), as so many lives are taken in the ocean. The incentive to live in America should not be for those that try and fail, to lose their lives. That you will allow Cubans into your country via the correct process. The only thing Mr. President is that it should be a sliding scale of cost, as I am pushing for in Canada, because many countries, Cuban people included have no possibility of raising the money necessary to process the applications. Why not then allow people to apply, and then to put a $2000.00 loan in place once you accept them, and allow them to pay it back similar to a school loan. This will give a chance to all people around the world. Canada is Canada because of immigation. We realize here that it is a mosaic of people that make us Canadian and we are a place where most people want to live. However, that said, our immigration laws and processess have a long way to go also in being fair to all people. My own husbands process took 18 months and we were married…very unfair. I hope you get this message, and I just want to say again, Congratulations, you have brought not only hope to Americans, but to the world. You have a lot on your plate with that statement, but if you remember who elected you and work for them not the government payroll, you will be a success! It was time for a change and you are it!

• Carlos Seixas

  12 November 2008, 10:39 EST (#)

  Congratulations. Please keep in mind and in your programme that PEACE WAY is in the OPOSITE WAY of the George WAR Bush and fellows.

  There’s only one LORD.

• Francisco Aristides

  12 November 2008, 11:35 EST (#)

  Your Excellency the president-Elect BARACK OBAMA ,
  You have made it ! not only because of your being mixed race person but also you have been really very convincing about the CHANGE that USA has to pass through ! for sure you will make USA a new country with the very same pride you´ve always had !

• Mohamed OULD BORBOSSE Ministere charge de la Jeunesse et des Sports du Gouvernement legitime de la Republique Islamique de Mauritanie

  12 November 2008, 17:45 EST (#)

  Monsieur le President
  En commencant par vous feliciter je vous exprime mon souhait de reussite dans la noble mais ardue tache de President des USA .Votre election que vous avez merite constitue un grand tournant de l’histoire pas des USA seuls mais du monde dans son ensemble mais aussi un espoir pour tous les peuples du monde .Le premier de ses espoir est naturellement celui de vous voir retablir la confiance ,la fraternite et la paix entre les peuples ,les nations .Du courage et Dieu vous aidera .

• Wellington Barros

  12 November 2008, 18:01 EST (#)

  Congratulations…You will be the best president of the United States of America.

• Hope and Change

  12 November 2008, 21:04 EST (#)

  I am HOPING for CHANGE after Obama’s first term as president….as he will not and can not be a man of true and good character. He voted 4 times to condemn born alive, viable babies to death after they were ripped from the womb. In no way is Obama decent or Christian or worthy of anything other than to beg the Lord for forgiveness. He is a devil and the next 4 years will prove that to all of you blinded fools! May God help you all!

• Vilnis Muiznieks

  12 November 2008, 21:57 EST (#)

  Congratulations, Barack Obama! Your campaign was an extraordinary demonstration of how to develop and execute an effective marketing plan! Fortunately, you also have the smarts and pragmatic thinking ability to provide the American leadership that the world requires at this time.
  Best wishes from Canada.

• Joan Miller

  13 November 2008, 0:10 EST (#)

  This will bring people together as nothing had ever been able to in history. We are all one. Thank you for a job well done.
  Joan

• MR. NORRIS D HARRIS SR

  13 November 2008, 0:21 EST (#)

  THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DID, AND WILL DO, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND FAMILY. GOD IS GOOD, FROM
  JEAN . V. LAKES, DANNY. L. JONES,
  DORIS J. BANK. NORRIS D HARRIS SR,
  REV. STEVE ,,R LAKES,
  STEPHEN R. LAKES,
  ROBBIE L LAKES, VERONIE L LAKES
  THE LATE HERNY PAYNE, WILLIE PAYNE, ROBERT T LAKES. THE LATE PAUL JONES.,
  THE REV LEROY HARRIS
  WE ALL THANK YOU ALL ON THIS BLESS DAY, ALSO MY SON NORRIS D HARRIS JR

• Himpolito Domingos Lamborne

  13 November 2008, 3:41 EST (#)

  Thank you My Lord God for so long now the black race of Africa already has the power to rule the world thanks Barack Obama.Olse only lack the Catholic Church also have a black pope to govern the religions, that one day the son of slave will be free of bias and the life of one human race live Rasim As Polin said Africa is now Africa is a country continete.

• elizzabeth mngulwi

  13 November 2008, 3:49 EST (#)

  i wish to see you as long as we all know that one day GODwill give as the chance i came frome tanzania and am a black member alike you.barack we all love u and we wish to you alot and alot of good life may GOD father be with you and protecct you now and then.lot of love from one of the member in TANZANIA.”LONG LIVE BARACK OBAMA”

• Luzerna

  13 November 2008, 4:52 EST (#)

  I HAVE A DREAM one day I will have the pleasure to shake your hand Sir Obama.
  Congratulations and may our God continue blessing you and your Family.

  From someplace in Mother Africa
  Best Regards.

• Rakesh Mehta

  13 November 2008, 8:48 EST (#)

  Dear Sir,
  Salute n Hearty congrats to the MAN, a leader born, who believed he can and achieved.
  May you be blessed with infinite blessings to take america and the world to great new heights and the changes you wish to bring to this world.

  Best wishes from INDIA.

  Personally inspired by you - Rakesh Mehta.

• victor noah M

  13 November 2008, 10:53 EST (#)

  Half man half amazing! Surely, hard-work plus faith is the key!! Congratulations Barack.It’s funny to really have the feeling it was “my own victory”.Feels meaningful now to pledge for peace and human understanding.Yes, Luther King had a dream and I’m quite relieved to at least witness the visible peak of the iceberg pierce the surface of the sea. Hats off from an authentic and proud kenyan born.

• Francisco

  13 November 2008, 20:01 EST (#)

  Querido presidente Obama, sua victoria foi comemorada por toda Africa e creio que muitos bebes que nasceram neste periodo terão o seu nome, esperamos pela sua visita a Africa, porque acreditamos que é possivel mudar o mundo qdo pessoas como você tomam o poder.
  Parabens e estremos sempre contigo

• Dr.Pelayo Roger deGUMUZIO, PE.

  13 November 2008, 23:11 EST (#)

  Both youy and I know that The President of the Unuited Staes of America, DOES NOT GOVERN THE COUNTRY, only the powerfull LOBBIES whom “BUY OUT” members of the Senate , Legislature, Judiciary and the House of Representatives do. Do you believe that these very powerful LOBBIES will allow you to have enough say so about what to do in America for AMERICANS?????

  If you do not do anything else than to get totally away from controlling the cultivation of COCA in BOLIVIA, PERU, ECUADOR and COLOMBIA, and doing away with the OLIGARCHY of the DEA you will be saving a great deal of money. For the past 45 years this country has spent 5 BILLION DOLLARS PER COUNTRY to do away with the cultivation of Coca in those four Countries. 45 years times 5 Billion times 4 countries = 900 Billion US$. Do you know what people ready to loose their homes today, can do with that kind of money now going to COCA producing Countries while the consumtion of COCANE arround the world has INCREASED instead of being terminated. Please do not get in the MERRY GO ARROUND of the DEA like your predecessors have done. Just stop it and give that same money already appropriated to the very poor of the USA.

• zeinebou

  14 November 2008, 5:05 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. president!
  Humanity got tired of bloodshed and America should play its role as the world leader to stop bloodshed.

  Thanks!

• Ademola Demmy

  14 November 2008, 9:09 EST (#)

  Congratulations! It is marvelous having the man of the masses emerged as the World President. I and my family are proud of you and believe in your ability, intelligents and honesty that America shall continue to move forward and so doing, the rest of the world will also move forward as well. God bless America, God bless Nigeria and God bless the whole world. Obama is our man-IN GOD WE TRUST.

• Tubi Abiola

  14 November 2008, 9:37 EST (#)

  Congratulations to you, President Barack. i just could not imagine how overwhelmed i was with tears of joy. I know you are a man of vision and great potentials and know the best for us all is yet to to begin. I salute you with my kneels on the ground as a tribute to you and other great leaders.
  i am proud of you.
  Keep the flag going.

• TUNDE AWE

  14 November 2008, 9:43 EST (#)

  Obama’s recent victory at the polls was a result of hardwork, dilligence and focus to set goals by him and his team. The US people have demonstrated that true democracy really resides with them, and that the nation is one that gives equal rights/opportunities to the citizens irrespective of colour or race.
  Back home in Nigeria here, most of us were of the belief that the election would be rigged in favour of Mccain to favour the whites even if Obama wins. We were proved wrong and we are happy for our goofs. That is America for us all to learn from at all times.
  Anyway, congratulations to Obama, Africans and Americans on the surface of the earth for making the dream of Martin-Luther King jnr a reality after several decades. God bless Obama, Africa, America and the entire world.
  My message to Obama on full assumption of office is to remember the son of whom he is by making a clear positive difference in the life of his people and the world at large. Peace, Progress and Development in all ramifications must be his vision for the Americans and mankind. Mo fi Olorun si e, you will not stumble. Congrats.

• Joe Longshak

  14 November 2008, 9:46 EST (#)

  A well deserved victory. Mr Obama, your victory reflects the desire by Americans for a change. It is also an indication that if the US is to maintain its role, there has to be some responsible leadership that a universe from a wholistic point of view. Unilateralism is taking the US no where. You indeed have an opportunity to reall reassure not only Americans but the entire human race that indeed “change has come”

• Felicia Ikegbulam

  14 November 2008, 10:03 EST (#)

  Congratulations!!! President Obama, always remember that God Almighty choose you to serve your people and the whole world, so try and carry everyone along and always ask God to direct your actions, with God on your side you will never fail. The Nigerian women love you and will always pray for you and your family. God bless you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• Josephine Obioha

  14 November 2008, 10:23 EST (#)

  Mr. Barack Obama’s victory is not just for America alone, but for the entire earth. This whole thing has spiritual undertone because, it is part of the new begining for the entire earth.

  Those who understand the implication of your victory will continue to pray for your protection success as you lead.

  Congratulations!!!

• Omotola Gboyega(JP)

  14 November 2008, 10:30 EST (#)

  Americans are wonderful people, they think right, they act wisely, they love their country,they believe in merit and stand by the truth, they value their life and above all they so much trust in God. Congratulations for voting OBAMA as president the best candidate for the post. America will for ever remain the greatest on Earth. I am happy for you. I love Nigeria my country, I love America my favourite nation. Thank and God bless Nigeria and America.

• Anne

  14 November 2008, 10:51 EST (#)

  The world is proud of you. We pray that you shall deliver the HOPE and CHANGE that we need. More greese to your elbow. Hearty cheers!!!

• tunji fred

  14 November 2008, 11:48 EST (#)

  Congratulation Obama. You are a shining light to this generation.I pray that God will protect you and to achieve your mission for American and the black race.

• Harsimran Kaur

  14 November 2008, 12:20 EST (#)

  Dear President,

  God has chosen u to be an outstanding leader of a vast and diversified country.. He has put you to face extra-ordinary challanges and come out of them with your wisdom (His blessed). .

  You have made the world calm..!!!

  With all the heavenly prays.. we are with you.. for we are with humanity.. and so are you..

• bouh

  14 November 2008, 13:04 EST (#)

  First of all i would like to congratulate Obama, and i hope to be better than his friend Bush. Obama should handle the situation for improving the life of american people and all African , and i wish him to do the best during his period.

• Jiddo B. Mahamat

  15 November 2008, 2:19 EST (#)

  Congratulations, Obama! Your campaign was an extraordinary demonstration of how to develop and execute an effective marketing plan! Fortunately, you also have the smarts and pragmatic thinking ability to provide the American leadership and the whole world. GOD BLESS.
  Merci Dieu

• EMMANUEL O.EMMANUEL

  15 November 2008, 2:59 EST (#)

  DEAR BARAK OBAMA,

  CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR VICTORY TO BE THE 44TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MY COMMENTS ARE SIMPLE; GOD CREATED MAN & WE CREATED COLOUR. YOU ARE A CITIZEN OF AMERICA; THERE IS NO BLACK OR WHITE MAN ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD….WE HAVE MEN AND THEY ARE BRETHREN.

  GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR NATION.

• Nelson Uzezi

  15 November 2008, 7:00 EST (#)

  Congratulations America, with Obama we can now have world peace, terrorism will now be a thing of the past and we are sure to have a safer world - Thank you Jesus

• TOPE

  15 November 2008, 7:17 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS, OBAMA! IM REALLY HAPPY FOR YOU! JUST MAKE US PROUD! MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE IN YOUR REIGN! MAY THE LORD BE YOUR STRENGTH AND GUIDE YOU IN YOUR DECISIONS!

• Paul Nzubechukwu

  15 November 2008, 8:21 EST (#)

  Obama is the world’s greatest! …the first ever to reach the top especially in Africa.

  Obama, you have set the pace and broken the jinks.

  I YOU THE BEST. MAY GOD’S WISDOM BE YOUR PART GUIDE. AMEN.

• Nentawe Gomiyar

  15 November 2008, 12:58 EST (#)

  I must confess, that I am must thrilled by the strategy employeded by you and your campaign team, surely you and your team deserve the much worked for victory.
  With 2 Davids in your team (Plouffe & Axelrod) what would one expect - slayings of political Goliaths.
  Your victory is a victory to all who believe in CHANGE and no doubt CHANGE has come to the world!
  Wishing you the most interesting jorney as the President of the USA.
  May God Keep you and your family.
  Ingeniuety, creativity, resilence and innovation rocks!
  The CHANGE we need happened!

• Ibrahim Shettima

  15 November 2008, 13:44 EST (#)

  Congratulations for this historical success and iwill be so glad if you come back to Islam your ancesstor’s Religion.

• Ibrahim Shettima

  15 November 2008, 13:52 EST (#)

  congratulations i will be happy more if you come back to Islam

• harouna

  15 November 2008, 14:46 EST (#)

  Gongratulation not for obama but for all the people who voted for him.Amican people shown thier democraty to all the world.may God bless Obama and all the america.THINK

• Don Frank

  16 November 2008, 9:09 EST (#)

  HELP for Senior citizens …. we are required to take a RMD (Required Minimum Distribution) from our IRA’s based on their amount as of 12/31/07. With the sharp decrease of the IRA’s in 08 we will be depleting our actual savings in a large way. Everyone affected by this should call their senator/congressinal representative asking that this RMD requirement either be suspended for tax year 07 and/or be based on 11/31/08 IRA amount.

• mohamed ghali

  16 November 2008, 9:56 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr President-elect Barack OBAMA
  The best piece of advice anyone can give to you is to learn from the mistakes of G.W.
  Good luck!

• Med Yahya

  16 November 2008, 12:53 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS TO OBAMA AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AS WELL.

  Please try to be great peace maker in the world.

  Best,
  Wedoud, Mauritania.

• Ved Vashist

  16 November 2008, 21:18 EST (#)

  Congratulations to the American people for their rising above the concept of colour of skin and ancestory of humans.

  God has blessed America with a talented man called Barack Obama.
  Congratulations Mr. Barack Obama.

  Ved

• Aung

  17 November 2008, 1:21 EST (#)

  Dear Senator Mr. Barack Obama.

  Congratulation for winning landslide victory for US President election 2008! I noticed that you obtained law degree the most prestigious universities Columbia and Harvard Law School but you are very humble person indeed. I respect you because you are democratically elected by American people and you worked very hard for getting the position for 44th President of the United States.

  Best regards,
  Aung (Burma)

• SSB

  17 November 2008, 1:24 EST (#)

  Hey! What a development! But there is a note warning-: Please do not be carried away with this develpoment because it’s only God’s kingdom that will bring lasting and permanent solution to human problems.

• Musse

  17 November 2008, 2:29 EST (#)

  Congratulations to all the American people and specially to President-elect Obama.
  This is very historic to Americans and specially I’m very proud of my wife to really be part of this historic change.

• Eneayi

  17 November 2008, 3:04 EST (#)

  I am proud of America for Electing Barack Obama. It tells the rest of us in the Developing world that real change can happen, without being manipulated by the powers that be. It gives me hope for a better world where the peoples opinion counts. Now I beleive that my own country will one day experience a true democracy.

• Idika

  17 November 2008, 3:23 EST (#)

  Congrats Mr. President-Elect Barack Obama.

  You are like fresh air blowing accross a troubled world. The task before you are enormous but surmountable. Let it said of you that you came into the White House, you saw and you made the world a better place. You have my prayers.

  Idika, Abuja, Nigeria

• Macpherson Fred-Ileogben

  17 November 2008, 3:41 EST (#)

  The whole world stands up for Obama victory at the United States of America presidential election. To me, it is the birth of a new dawn in the world order of politics and governance. The election of Barack Obama has broken the greatest barrier of prejudice in human history. I am excited and proud to be a black, and an African. How do we forsee future politics and governance in the continent of Africa with this political development in the United States! Do we still painfully expect to see the likes of Mugabe (Zimbabwe) and Kibaki (Kenya) for their power-sharing strategies aimed at perpetuating their stay in office! Then in Nigeria, can we have such outcome of a presidential election based on “contemporary issues” where the candidate of a ruling party can be beaten! I have a dream that an Obama presidency would make obvious impact in sanitizing our political agenda in Africa. We should be getting it right, now!

• Ayeni Adeyinka

  17 November 2008, 3:44 EST (#)

  It is really a dream come true!!!! this is simply the hand of God at work and i learnt a very big lesson that “YES WE CAN”. My big bros as i always call him; Please do not put us to shame…..Let the world have peace, apply great wisdom to the isreal war, i know it quite tough but u must apply wisdom and please put an end to war in the world.

  Extend the peace to africa too,
  i love you, your wife and your beautiful daughters.
  May God be with you.
  Yinka ….Nigeria

• sani

  17 November 2008, 5:53 EST (#)

  congrat, you are the man of the year. Because the whole world is celebrating for your success.

• Deogratius Rwisuka

  17 November 2008, 7:23 EST (#)

  MR PRESIDENT ELECT CONGRATULATIONS! YOUR VICTORY HAS PROVED THAT IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING. GO AHEAD WITH COURAGE AND ACCOMPLISH THE JOB! THE WORLD IS BEHIND YOU!

• tess (toronto)

  17 November 2008, 10:07 EST (#)

  my 14yr old american born daughter has followed the election campaign. the impact will sink in when she’s older, and then she will surely say, that change came to a great people.

• Ana

  17 November 2008, 12:27 EST (#)

  You have been loved and liked by so many people throughout the world. Congratulations to you and your staff and hope everything will get better for US and the rest of the world as soon as possible. We will always support you and be happy of having a global president here in US. KEEP MAKING CHANGES ALWAYS!! You’re great!
  Respectfully from Albania, Europe

• AmieDreem

  17 November 2008, 13:54 EST (#)

  Congratulations Obama! In this moment I would like to be American to have a President like you!

  Hungarian Origin of barack Obama

• MELANIE ROKO

  17 November 2008, 14:21 EST (#)

  OMG!! GREAT JOB I WENT TO MY GRANDMAS IN THE MORING AND AFTER DANCE I WENT THERE NAD SHE WAS STILL WATCHING AND U WON!!! IT WAS AWOSME I YELLED I KNEW IT I KNEW IT !! GREAT JOB! HAVE A GREAT LIFE OF PRESIDENT!! GOOD JOB:)

• MELANIE ROKO

  17 November 2008, 14:23 EST (#)

  OH YA AND I AM FROM (TORONTO:)~)!
  AND I AM 16 OH YA U
  ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!

• MELANIE ROKO

  17 November 2008, 14:26 EST (#)

  BYE

• Ken

  17 November 2008, 15:35 EST (#)

  Thank God. Congrats to Obama. America will now be safe from its enemies. They will think twice before they bring up any evil. We didnt like the 2001 episode. No, we dont. We look forward to living a better world, and leading a better life.

• Shakil Adderahman Shaikh

  17 November 2008, 18:24 EST (#)

  Congratulations Obama! In this moment United State of American Strongly Need a President like you! U r The Best.

  I pray To God U Doing Well In Histroy.

• Rn (Guyana)

  18 November 2008, 2:58 EST (#)

  Sir, I thank the God of Abraham, Isaac & Jacob for you & for His elevating you to this great office. NO weapon formed against you shall prosper & every tongue that rises against you is condemned. Sir, I commit to PRAY daily for your success as well as for your safety and that of your family. (I promise!) I ask one thing of you, Sir, please keep yourself humble under the hand of Almighty God & maintain your integrity. Shalom! President-elect Obama. Shalom!

• Kemi

  18 November 2008, 3:24 EST (#)

  Congrat !!!!!! Mr. President-Elect Barack Obama

• Babatunde

  18 November 2008, 4:00 EST (#)

  Hello or president,my family and i would like to congratulate you on your appointment as the 44th president me america im the just concluded american election.we hope your regime will bring hope to the oppressed,peace and equity among blacks and whites and finally bring an end to racism.congratulation once again.God bless America,God bless Nigeria and indeed God bless Africa as a whole.

• Some Perpetue

  18 November 2008, 4:20 EST (#)

  Congratulation OBAMA! May God still be with you and help you to be the right man at this place.

• Meshak Panwal

  18 November 2008, 7:01 EST (#)

  Congratulations for the victory of Obama and i salute the courage of Mc Cain for accepting defeat in good faith. To the winner, try to fulfill your campaign promises

• Francisco Luciano Fernandes

  18 November 2008, 9:14 EST (#)

  Please allow me to express in Portuguees

  Bem vindo Obama!

  Todas as tentativas para a segregação racial, étnica e religiiosa chegou ao fim. Deixou de ter fundamento o combate às diferenças.

  Obama veio demonstrar isto ao mundo. Um facto actual, apesar de ter sido adiado há 40 anos com a morte de Martin Luther King.

  É bem vinda a eleição do novo presidente do estados Unidos da América para testar as capacidades de alguém que representa uma camada racial dieferente.

  As vozes acanhadas pela natureza da cor da pele sobressairam dentre as mais privilegiadas.

  O momento era esperado para

• Francisco Luciano Fernandes

  18 November 2008, 9:23 EST (#)

  O momento era esperado para escrever letras de uma história com canetas de tinta outrora negligenciada.

  A partilha de ideias, um princípio que levou a América a democracia vigente, hoje em dia, começa a servir de exemplo para as nações divididas.

  Os sonhos atrasam, mas são infalíveis. Tal é o sonho de Martin Luther King que se concretizou.

• efunnuga bolanle

  18 November 2008, 11:11 EST (#)

  Congratulations to Obama over his victory. i am highly impressed and favoured.

• Uche Christian Ikpeama

  18 November 2008, 11:20 EST (#)

  President Obama !!!!! Anam ekele chinaeke….onye mere ihe n’ile bu nke a ka-ozue oke. Nsopuru n’ile, ojija nma n’ile, ikpo isi-ala n’ile buru nke Jesus nwa David
  Obi nato m uto karia !!!!!

  Uche C Ikpeama
  Nigeria.
  234 803 429 4338

• Ibrahim de Carvalho

  18 November 2008, 19:37 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. Barack Obama.

• Elizabeth

  19 November 2008, 6:14 EST (#)

  I thank the Good Lord for the pleasant changes taking place in our generation.There is hope for all who care to do what is right and noble.
  May othres learn from this change and may the Lord help Obama to success.(Amen.)

• ALI SHAHIDI ARCHITECT ENGINEER

  19 November 2008, 8:31 EST (#)

  He has the attraction and the opportunity to be loved by the people all around the world he is very talented and intelligent if he wants to be leader of the whole humanity by hearts he must read and follow the story of syrus the great,s life who 2500 years ago ordered the first human rights and when he decided to go to babylon (iraq-today) to freed peoples in exile especially juish all the peoples wellcomed him and there was not even one drop of blood. he loved all the peoples around the world, that was the reson, he could be leader of the whole world at that time (29 countries of today) and everybody in any country,which called satrapy (state) was living happy with security, peace and love. alexander the great was a follower,successor and lover of syrus the great because his father, philip got him a persian scientist professor to teach him, how to be a great leader and he teached him, the way syrus the great leaded the world and was loved by everyone. barak obama is a man who can go in anybodies home anywhere in any countries, not by army, not from the borders, doors or windows but by hearts.he must talck and act like he love every body anywhere in the world. he must speak about the unity of humanity he must be sure if the other countries ,people love him, american people would be proud of their leader and love him .in the history an important and critical and special moment like today is very rare, barak obama today has chance and all the opportunities and 100% talent and ability to be the world leader he must have talented and worldwide wiewer cosultants. congratulation to american who made the right decision http://www.geocities.com/shahidiarchitect/

• Karen

  19 November 2008, 14:19 EST (#)

  In Everything let it begin with God
  Congratulation, May you bring about great
  Change for the betterment of us all.

  YOU DID IT

• Adeniran Olanrewaju

  19 November 2008, 16:02 EST (#)

  This is great !!! i am so happy seen a black man becoming the president of American,

  This is a beginning of a new down and i am so much convince that God indeed has hand in the Leadership o America.

  I pray that God will give President Barrack Obama the wisdom to lead United state of America to the promise land.

  Lanre . Adeniran

• Dayo

  20 November 2008, 4:10 EST (#)

  I wish you the best President Elect Barack Obama, may God strengthten you throughout your tenure!

• Olufunke Oke

  20 November 2008, 5:05 EST (#)

  I join millions all over the world to congratulate you on becoming the next american president. You shone like a star to the White House and we pray that nothing including self will you shine less. You are a gift to the world!

• Oliver Igbo

  20 November 2008, 6:43 EST (#)

  Thank you
  I Thanks our heaven Father for allowing barrack Obama for the testing as first black president of U S. What we are looking in this world we live is peace and harmony good government . I know that America is new world we do not like to use it as crime center. Do good job which good people can view .
  Thanks you

• Oliver Igbo

  20 November 2008, 7:04 EST (#)

  In this second message that I african decendant from eastern nigeria as your brother. You must know that africa is a world undeveloped economics, the faster now is let them live in small country than amalgameted to form larger country in which they did not know politics and economy. We must prays and bow down to you for good work can not be hide.

• Bisi Are

  20 November 2008, 7:14 EST (#)

  This lection is a show case of democracy!!! Nigeria as a nation needs to learn many lessons.

  Overjoyed at the result and prayerful for the safety of of the newly elected leader and his family that he may fulfil his journey until it is complete and not before.

• MAMPAKA michel( republic of congo)

  20 November 2008, 7:44 EST (#)

  It’s excited to have a young black man as a president of the United States of America.
  Once more congratulations and good luck.
  Gob bless you and your family, especially your two cute daughters.

• OMOGUNWA EMMANUEL

  20 November 2008, 9:58 EST (#)

  I STRONGLY AND WITH HAPPY MIND ..CONGRATULATE OBAMA ON HIS SUCCESS. YOU HAVE REALLY COME OUT TO BE A PRIDE.. GOD HAS PLACED YOU THERE ..NEVER FORGET HIM.GOD BLESS,EMMANUEL

• NYNA BRAEL

  20 November 2008, 14:10 EST (#)

  As someone whose photojournalist husband covered the civil rights movement in Mississippi in 1964, and was inspired by what he saw, I am happy that the sacrifices of those who fought for racial justice helped this moment in American history to arrive.

  There is much to be done. Among my hopes is that everyone in the public and in the coming Obama administration will read the prophetic words of Nobel prize laureate, economist Joseph Stiglitz in the Nov.1st 2008 Vanity Fair, “Reversal of Fortune.”

  It is unfortunate that Prof. Stiglitz appears nowhere in the president-elect’s roster of economic advisors, since he is among the few truly thoughtful and wise people in his profession. Trusting the former thieves to turn in their loot can only lead to further disaster.

• WorldCP

  20 November 2008, 19:39 EST (#)

  Congratulations! I think that you will do an excellent job as the President of the US, but i want to do a suggestion: I think that you shouldn´t support the abortion because it is a sin, it is a murder of a human being in gestation in the abdomen of his mother. From the moment in which the sperm and the ovum join, the human being is created, that´s why the abortion is a crime, if the people do not want to have children, they must use preservatives, or other contraceptive methods, but it is necessary to avoid the abortion. Good luck and God bless you

• Ursula Ihuoma Ohuka

  21 November 2008, 10:40 EST (#)

  Congratulations!The name Barak is one of the Hebrew words translated as ‘blessing’ in the Bible.I do believe you will be a blessing to your great nation and to the other nations of the World.
  I pray that the sheer historicity of your being the first African American to be elected as president will imbue you further with a sense of mission………You have come to prominence at this time for a specific assignment in your nation for the greater good of men and the Glory of God

• Shilmat Bekele

  21 November 2008, 14:17 EST (#)

  President-elect Barack Obama
  Congratulations to all of us, wish you all the best. You are such a humble man.
  God Bless You

  Shilmat and Solomon

• Saleh

  22 November 2008, 5:10 EST (#)

  i wish i see arab black on the TV at least. how democracy is beautiful

• Leon Moukendi

  22 November 2008, 6:16 EST (#)

  First, my congratulations to President Barack Obama.

  I think that America has proven to the world that it is the strongest democracy. I realized only one thing during these elections, Americans are mature.

  In my understanding, I think that Barack is the right person who grabbed the right time with right people. ” There is anyone who still questions the power of the U.S. democracy, Barack is your answer”

  Long live to the president!

• Godson Eno Beedie

  22 November 2008, 8:21 EST (#)

  Mr. President - Elect,
  Congratulations are in order for the “Audacity of Hope” which you have brought alive in America, and to the rest of the world. So much has been said and written about you, but one thing I have to ask of you is for you to continue fighting for the poor and the downtrodden even from the White House. You have been given a divine mandate to reach out to mankind everywhere in the globe for the poor and the oppressed to have hope and live in hope.
  No President-elect in history has so much optimism thrust upon him anywhere in the world as is shown in your case.
  So, please do remain focussed on the task ahead of you, and let God guide you in His infinite wisdom and grace.
  May God Bless you, your family, government and the people of America, Amen!

• Gbenga adeleye

  22 November 2008, 11:19 EST (#)

  Congrats. It can only happen in the United States of America. Thanks for making a difference. Someone is watching you!

• hope and change

  22 November 2008, 11:31 EST (#)

  The new Clinton….ooops, Obama administration is coming together…so much for CHANGE!

• maria

  22 November 2008, 20:58 EST (#)

  Mr President:

  With my better wishes for you and your family.

  God bless you and help you to do the better as American`s President just like to achieve to help all imigrants people, who have all drems in your country.

  Gold bless you and your family too

• kim solon

  23 November 2008, 12:46 EST (#)

  Thank God! Now we have hope for the future, not only the United states but the impact on the rest of the world. Now we all believe that there will be change and the country will rise up from the whole we have been in for the last 8 years.
  thx President Obama for taking on this mess we’re in.

• BEN BRAHIM BORHEN

  23 November 2008, 14:56 EST (#)

  I AM GLAD AS ALL THE TUNISIANS THAT YOU BECAME THE PRESIDENT OF THE USA HOPFULLY THAT WOULD BRING PEACE AND SUCESS FOR ALL THE NATIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AND THAT TUNISIA WOULD PROFIT FROM YOUR COUNTRY S EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS FIELDS
  I WISH YOU COULD VISIT OUR COUNTRY TUNISIA THE LAND OF YOUR DREAM THE COUNTRY OF PEACE
  HOPFULLY WE WILL GET MANY TOUROPERATORS CHOSING TUNISIA AS THEIR TOURISTIC DESTINATION FOR 2009
  TUNISIA WITH ITS VARITIES OF LANDSCAPES AND SCENERIES WHERE YOU CAN FIND YOUR IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT
  VILLA IN TUNISIA KELIBIA BEACH

  01121698226916

• Henry Lukenge

  23 November 2008, 20:13 EST (#)

  Having seen so much in my short time on this planet. I remember Albert luthuli riding a train from New york going south and being told when the train crossed to the south to change seats. I was not born then but read let my people free from the Nobel laurette. Now seeing Mr Mandela lead south Africa and Mr Obama become president. As an Afro- European living in Canada. For me to see these in the same life time. Is just un explainable.

  I have followed Barack’s rise for last 6 years and i believe he will be a great president.

• JAIYESIMI OLUDOTUN OLUSEGUN

  24 November 2008, 5:48 EST (#)

  ONCE MORE,AMERICANS HAVE PROVEN THAT TRULY “IN GOD THEY TRUST”.
  YOU ARE THE FRUIT WHICH HAS BEEN SOWN BY THOSE WHO REALLY BELIEVED IN AMERICA.
  IT IS NOW UP TO YOU TO PROVE THAT YOU ARE A GOOD OR A BAD FRUIT.
  KINDLY, COMPLIMENTS YOUR ACTIONS WITH YOUR CHARISMATIC WORDS.
  THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING.
  JUST ONE CHANCE. ANOTHER CHANCE DEPENDS ON YOUR FINAL OUTCOME.
  ALSO, THE WORLD IS IN WORST ECONOMIC JUNGLE AND NEEDS A MONKEY TO LEAD THEM OUT. IF YOU DO LEAD US OUT WHAT HAPPENS? ARE WE GOING BACK TO DAY WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT MONKEYS DON’T RIDE ON A BUS AFTER TO HAVE BUILT THEIR AMERICA HAVEN? NO NEVER?
  ONCE AGAIN, CONGRATS FOR BEEN THE CHOSEN FRUIT.

• borhen ben brahim

  24 November 2008, 8:32 EST (#)

  me and lots of tunisians are very glad to show you succeed in these election i was really impressed of your speech since we apreciate the change and we wish you all the success in having all the peace in the world i hope you could be an ideal key for the evolution of many nations
  tunisia as a developping country wish to cooperate with your state for the best of the tunisians
  tunisia such a peaceful country was claimling always for a peaceful life for everyone in the earth i wish you could visit tunisia the country of the 3000 years of history

• borhen ben brahim

  24 November 2008, 8:36 EST (#)

  goCongratulations are in order for the “Audacity of Hope” which you have brought alive in America, and to the rest of the world. So much has been said and written about you, but one thing I have to ask of you is for you to continue fighting for the poor and the downtrodden even from the White House. You have been given a divine mandate to reach out to mankind everywhere in the globe for the poor and the oppressed to have hope and live in hope.
  No President-elect in history has so much optimism thrust upon him anywhere in the world as is shown in your case.
  So, please do remain focussed on the task ahead of you, and let God guide you in His infinite wisdom and grace.
  May God Bless youd bless you

• borhen ben brahim

  24 November 2008, 8:53 EST (#)

  tunisia this small country has experienced such fruitful change we hope it will be positiv this time for the whole world
  kelibia
  we wish you all the sucess god bless you and bless all the nations in the world
  tunisia

• AFOLABI BUKOLA ROTIMI

  24 November 2008, 10:17 EST (#)

  Whoooooooooooooo, I as a Nigerian, l rejoice with Obama to make a long time dream to reality, we wish him all the very best in all his actions and deeds and for God almighty to grant him wisdom knowledge and understanding such as Solomon with long life and happiness, you are welcome on board, the world president.

• Odette N'ZI KOUAKOU

  24 November 2008, 13:18 EST (#)

  Les Etats-Unis d’Amérique restent et demeurent un grand pays de démocratie.
  Puisse ces élections USA 2008 servir d’exemple à toutes les nations du monde et particulièrement à l’Afrique.

  CONGRATULATIONS to United States America’s peoples !

  CONGRATULATIONS to Président OBAMA !

  God Bless America !

  Odette N’ZI
  Côte D’Ivoire

• Sunil

  24 November 2008, 16:54 EST (#)

  We see drastic changes everywhere after cross the year of 2000. And this is one of most historic change in US Govt.

  It is alwasy good to see things from different preception to have success with good results.

  I do not wish, i am pretty sure that now it is a start of Golden Time for USA.

  All the best.

• Jennifer

  24 November 2008, 18:13 EST (#)

  Just wondering how it is most of your seem to worship Obama? Hello??? Obama voted several times to condemn born alive, viable, babies to death, alone in a comfort room, after being ripped from the womb. Is that the type of being that you worship? May God ( whoever your God is ) forgive you! May God help you!

• Cherry Denise Thomas

  24 November 2008, 19:03 EST (#)

  Just like most black people and people around the world, I am so so very proud of Mr. Barack Obama. I’ve always been a proud black woman but his win just made me feel extra special.

• Mehtab Khan

  25 November 2008, 2:37 EST (#)

  We wish the US President-elect Barack Obama all success in making this world free from war and hunger where all humanbeing can live with respect and dignity. On assuming his office in Jan next, each step he takes towards this end in view will be watched by the whole world, the world which has been eagerly awaiting and witnessing his arduous journey to the White House. Good luck to Obama , his family and the people of the US and the rest of the world.

• Nasir Umar Launi

  25 November 2008, 5:25 EST (#)

  Hello Mr. President,

  I am here by writing to congratulate you on your victory at the polls. America has shown us that they are indeed the most powerful nation in the world and you being the president is not coincident considering the fact that change is needed not only in America but in the whole world.

  I will urge Mr. President to consider the African continent for peaceful diplomacy with a view to showing world leaders the right way of doing things “DEMOCRATICALLY” without political gimmicks or violence.

  Your election is a confirmation that “Yes We Can” even in the developing countries.

  My congratulation is also extended to your courageous wife Mitchell as well as your two lovely daughters for standing as well withstanding the rough ride of campaigns which ends in Victory.

  Congratulations Mr. President and looking forward to visiting you in the white house in the near future.

  God bless America, God bless Nigeria, and May God blesses us all.

• Nelson Iloakasia

  25 November 2008, 5:44 EST (#)

  OBAMA, you are a great man, indeed a great man. My prayer is that the light of GOD will continue to shine on your way to give divine direction on how to lead America /the world. For this kind of change to happen that means there is still great hope for the blacks espectially in african where leaders refuse to make positive change in atitude and their way of life.

• meron

  25 November 2008, 9:41 EST (#)

  congratulations Mr. president . i am from Eritrea located at horn of africa,which coasts with Red Sea so be goood to the whole wrorld god be with you.

• meron

  25 November 2008, 9:45 EST (#)

  hi Mr .president iam from Eritrea located at the horn of Africa .congratulations . be good to the whole world God be with you.

• Andrea

  25 November 2008, 11:22 EST (#)

  Congratulation from Jamaica, President Obama. We are praying for you and your family that God will just direct and give you wisdom and inspiration as you lead the Unites States into a prosperous, peaceful future.

• Sam Kutondo

  25 November 2008, 13:43 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. President, We pray for you and your family for God’s guidance as you embark on this new journey with a very difficult task ahead of you. The Lord has annointed you for such a time as this and we are so happy to have witnessed history with you.

• lawrence anoke

  25 November 2008, 17:42 EST (#)

  am really happy for you having won the election.
  i thank God for you ok.
  But i want to make a request of one thing i wish to have the hand of your daughter in marriage or haelp me to be great as God have made you by inviting to come have a sound education over there in america.
  May GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

• Ifeanyichukwu Nnaemeka Trevor Martins

  25 November 2008, 18:21 EST (#)

  Senetor Obama,
  Your Victory at the American polls lives the whole world in a state uncontrollable happiness which now shows a thriving success in the pursuit of everlasting end to racism, ethnical disagreement and political quagmire existing between the two source of the earth intellectual balance.
  In the light of the above, this is only a step to an everlasting peace which you and you alone can give to the world, right now every Dick and Harry is supporting you including your enemies, ready to have you to lead them to a place of solace and quietude, I’m a strong supporter of you and I would like you not to disappoint me.
  Try to bridge the gap between the poor, the wretched, down trodden and the rich. I know you feel our pains, you see our tears, you hear our heartbeat,
  I may not be opportuned to tell you all today because I ran short of money to continue, but I know that one day, I will be able to shake your hands tell you I love you, allowing you to see the fulfilled smile on my face for my brother
  If I had my way I would have invited you for a launch in my poor home where we could sit on the floor and eat together in happiness as we did in the good old days, before we were seperated by the claws of destiny. I will always pray for you on my bamboo bed with my native lamp filtering in to the room. I know we will see one day, just not very soon. I will work for it and I shall see you there, though it may not be in this live time, but in heaven cause Iam not rich enough to come and share your moments with you
  Finally be good, lead well and never change, trust no one but you instinct, never ignore anyone, reach out for all I LOVE YOUUUUUUUUUU

  Yours faithfully,
  Martins

• OGUNJIOFOR PIUS-MILVERTON AKWAIWU

  26 November 2008, 2:32 EST (#)

  As a fellow citizen of the World, I am most happy to see you win the America most prestigious position. Congratulations and may God bless the President elect (Barack Obama), bless the American people and protect all American interest from the axis of evil - Amen.

• OGUNJIOFOR CHIOMA YVONNE

  26 November 2008, 2:43 EST (#)

  We Nigerians are praying God to protect you and grant you the wisdom to lead the “world”. God bless the President elect! God bless America and long live the United States of America.

• SAM-ERICKEH OLUCHUKWU

  26 November 2008, 14:13 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS!
  YOUR COURAGE IS AN INSPIRATION TO THE YOUNGER GENERATION.
  I PRAY THAT GOD THAT GOD WILL GIVE YOU THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON TO MAKE A WONDERFUL LEADER.

• thierrymonsan

  27 November 2008, 10:57 EST (#)

  Félicitations au Président élu et à son équipe de campagne. je souhaite que la grâce et le bonheur de DIEU accompagnent tous les jours le president élu , afin qu’il puisse réaliser tous ce qu’il a promis au peuple americain.

• Raul Fajardo

  27 November 2008, 23:27 EST (#)

  Congratulations! President Obama… Now, U.S.A. will be safe on You. May God Bless You & Your Family. Mabuhay!

  - Raul from The Philippines

• Ebubedike Chidi Christian

  28 November 2008, 3:22 EST (#)

  Dear Mr Obama….It has come to my notice that you are the kind of man that all nations will plead for to govern them..yu are that david in the bible and im sure that you will be a great leader and show not just the Americans but the entire world to follow your good and humble steps..Yes maccain said you had no identity but today you are Mr president and will sit largely in that White house where people will see the good work of God…Im really proud of you aa an African from Nigeria you really made us feel so specail again…I will say that now we can all bring up our heads and be what we wanna be in the world without the fear of complexity. For thsi i want to play the normal annual DV1200 American Visa lottery ..I hope i will win in that way i will come to the state and probably my son could be the next gorvernor of Carlifornia in some few years to come..who can tell ,when God did it for you.
  Im so proud of you and with love from my entire family in Nigeria to the United states,God bLess Nigeria…God bless America.

  OBAMAYOH..

• DANIEL

  28 November 2008, 4:17 EST (#)

  Frist of i would like to congragulat you you have incradeble persenality and my point is to you to consider the peopel who get dv lottery but didnt get the opportunity to be interviwed becouse of ,,,,,,, should have get a second chance,,, even if thire dv is expierd

  tankes

• Alexander I. Rajis

  28 November 2008, 7:41 EST (#)

  It’s with an immeasurable joy that I congratulate you on becoming the first African-American president of the United States of America, the greatest country in the universe. Electing you as the president of the most powerful country in the world is indicative of America coming of age. American has reclaimed her dignity and respect in the world. God will protect and guide you to lead with wisdom and empathy. Remember the poor people of the world, they see you as a messiah. Your being anointed to lead this great country is by no means a coincidence, it’s to save America our great nation, mother of all nations.

• sylvester aina

  28 November 2008, 12:09 EST (#)

  While I congratulate Mr Obama on his victory, I must remind him that the journey has just begin. There are lots of expections within and outside the US.

  Obama victory should also remind nigerians that our personal vision must be large enough to accommodate a collective positive national vision. It is in the ‘big picture’ that we can find true success both for ourselves as individuals and for our dear country. THINK POSITIVE

• ROSEMARY MICHAEL

  29 November 2008, 10:08 EST (#)

  GO BARACK THE SKY IS YOUR STARTING POINT AND MAY GOD BE WITH YOU AMEM.
  CONGRATULATIONS!

• ROSEMARY MICHAEL

  29 November 2008, 11:46 EST (#)

  GO BARACK THE SKY IS YOUR STARTING POINT AND MAY GOD BE WITH YOU AMEN

• Al Choy

  29 November 2008, 12:54 EST (#)

  Congratulations!! We as a country and as the World are very fortunate to have You as President at these perilous times. We appreciate You allowing us to interact with you, although we know that will become more difficult as the full burden of the Presidency arrives. Good Luck!! and God Bless Your Efforts and Your Family!!

• John Pandit

  29 November 2008, 18:52 EST (#)

  Congratulations! A change has happened for the change in history. Through this change, I hope, Americans will get back their glorious friendship around the world. I belive Americans will prove again that they are a great nation in the world.

  May God richly bless America and you Mr. President Obama in every step you take for the well being of Americans and people all over the world. Let peace, hope, joy and frienship flow once again through you all over the world. Congratulations!

  John Pandit
  404-2293 Eglinton Avenue East
  Toronto, Ontario M1K 2N5
  Canada

• engr,john.oduche

  30 November 2008, 5:03 EST (#)

  mr.president elect,
  congratulation’s ones again mr obama but pls don’t forget d good plan’s that u have in mind,don’t also forget that u are steping into trail’s and temptation’s, but d good lord who started it all will surely see u through it in JESUS name,amen.
  good luck my bros mr obama

• John Emeka Nwamuo

  30 November 2008, 15:37 EST (#)

  Whadup dawg. Congrats

• John Emeka Nwamuo

  30 November 2008, 15:57 EST (#)

  Obama!!! dats ma dude

• John Emeka Nwamuo

  30 November 2008, 16:03 EST (#)

  Sorry I sound so hood I am so excited

• Idris Talaabo

  30 November 2008, 20:26 EST (#)

  Dear Mr Presedent

  im so glad to see that america has elected a new presendnt .

  Obama i know you can handle amera to lead tha Country , i know america has elected the right presendet the right time , Obama , you being the 44th presendt of the united state of America will lead the world , thanks
  Olove you Obama , God ples you Obama

  Somali- Canadian midgaan Community
  Idris Hassan Vise presendet

• HAWA KOROMA

  30 November 2008, 21:50 EST (#)

  We thank God that Senator Obama won this election. All we need to do is to pray for hime so that God can direct him to rule the right way. OBama you are an inspiration to all the black we love you so much. God bless you and your family.

• sue howlett

  1 December 2008, 1:26 EST (#)

  What a historic day…..and hopefully a much better time ahead for the people of the United States. I wish you the best of luck.

• ojediran kolawole sunday

  1 December 2008, 9:09 EST (#)

  i ojediran kolawole sunday,title topic of my comment,Breaking the ever braked record:i congratulate Barak obama on his great achievement as first african president in the whole world. l pray God will grant u wisdom.

• Andrea Xhaferi

  1 December 2008, 18:46 EST (#)

  Congratulations!

  America after this election is stronger because has proven that democracy there is real.

  The better days of America are yet to come because this country unlike the others is created from great mens ideas.

  Those great men always beleived in God,love the country and love the family

  That is why, America, has been and will always be the hope for everyone…….and generations to come.

  Andre ,

• Ibifuro Williams

  2 December 2008, 3:54 EST (#)

  Congratulations President Obama, you have made Africans Proud. Sorry about your grand mother. She too would have been very proud of you. The Lord blesses his own people at his own time. You are the chosen one.
  Long live United States of America, Long live Nigeria, Long live Kenys Love live Africa.

• James

  2 December 2008, 5:13 EST (#)

  Congratulations Obama yesterday was AIDs day and we learnt American Government spent as much of $1 billion on Nigeria my advise to you if you are interested in spending on Nigerians you need to set up monitouring team most Nigerians are leaving in poverties and our leaders are embessle nigerian money

• Mauro

  2 December 2008, 10:55 EST (#)

  congradulation!!!!!!!!! my favourite politician, i hate politics but you make me love it, because of your election. thats is the firts time i heard a lovely, responsability with maturity speech of the politician. but as you said at Berlim you have the passport of world.that’s true. because all world was touched with your speech. as a christian i know you come from god. WAKE UP WORLD he is the messiah. GO AHEAD MR. PRESIDENT WITH YOU MISSION .

• linda,nigeria

  3 December 2008, 4:25 EST (#)

  kudos to a great man who believed in positive change

  so proud of you

  may almighty God bless and protect you through out your regime and in deed your lifetime.

• Aramide Togun

  3 December 2008, 8:37 EST (#)

  It is not about a black man being a president but it is about a focused Black Man setting out to make a mark in American history and amist all odds achieving it.
  This has shown that no matter what colour you are all you need is God to keep you focused. And the drive to attain the hight and the sky will be your foot stool.

  Congratulations Barack Obama

• Sherill Claggett

  4 December 2008, 5:13 EST (#)

  Dearest PRESIDENT - Elect BARAK OBAMA, 1ST BLACK TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH A PHENONOMAL DREAM , PRAYERS, F AITH, HOPE , AND DR. MLK JR. “I HAVE A DREAM”}, ETC..
  WOW!
  There are NO WORDS that can describe such a miraculous outcome YOU had, in your journey and DREAM to become
  THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES……

• DR MBANUZUE

  4 December 2008, 9:12 EST (#)

  PRAYER FOR BARAK OBAMA, THE 44TH PRESIDENT OF THE USA

  God of all creation, you lifted from obscurity Mary and made her the mother of the saviour of man-kind, Joseph from slavery to become a governor in Egypt and Daniel a president in Medes and Persia because of their excellent spirit and faith in you. Gracious God, you crowned Obama our 44th President, make him excellent in leadership, supervision, management, administration, caring, listening, speaking and action.
  Almighty father you created him for this mission, to lead the free world this time for the world to be a better place for all regardless. You have anointed and challenged him to proclaim the good news to the whole world; set at liberty the poor, oppressed and suppressed, cause mutual respect, fairness, cooperation, understanding, sustainable security, peace, economic blessedness and technological advancement through the provision and effective use of Godly ministers, advisers, consultants and prayer warriors, the recognition and appreciation of diversity, the practice of true democracy and the pursuit of excellence in problem solving and innovation. Lord, give him good health, abundant life, happy home, courage, tenacity, perseverance, patience, strength, generousity and gentility. Bless him with wisdom like Solomon, counsel, understanding and fortitude to rely on you for decisions, piety to find his truest joy in you, fear for your intense reverence for you and your grace to minister diligently, prudently and courageously with honour, integrity and dignity.
  Lord, take away everything that worked or contend against him, bless and widen his scope to serve effectively and miraculously. Surround him and answer him always every time and place; shield and guide him against all evils, hidden dangers, diseases, enemies and bad people.
  Almighty God, make Obama the best and a role-model for Presidents and leaders. Make his administration yours for desired changes, relief and solutions for a happier, better-secured and prosperous people, nation and world in praise of your Holy Name, Amen.

  God bless Obama the president of the USA and his family,God bless the people of the USA, God bless the USA and the world-Amen.

  Sir Dr Jude Maduabuchi Mbanuzue
  C/o Mrs. Emily Johns. Ph: 704 605 2195
  2315, Central Ave,
  Charlotte, NC 28205
  Dec 3rd, 2008.

  To: Senator Barak Obama
  President-Elect of USA
  Washington DC-USA

  My President-Elect Sir,

  CONGRATULATIONS AND MY SINCERE WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS

  Before ever you declared, it was disclosed to me in prayers that the 2008 USA election will produce a big surprise, with somebody least expected to eye the presidency talk of winning. He will come from a simple noble path and upbringing to take the world by storm with his intelligence, charisma and cheerful-disposition that appeal to all for acceptance and the desired changes hoped for by both the people of USA and the world at large. Thank the Lord, your choice of a running mate is very right.
  Since then till now, my contribution had been and will continue to be prayers for you, our beloved country USA and the success of your presidency. The expectations are high and you are expected to make a genuine difference steadily but gradually with prayers for God’s guidance; directives, direction and focus. You are a success already, so be a good instrument of the Lord to USA, we, the people of USA and the world that stood up for you, accepted you even before the election and hoped for good through you as a person and your administration.
  Here is my little but mighty gift for you to start the journey. I composed this prayer for you and future USA presidents. I will be grateful to you and God Almighty, if this prayer is said by churches and people throughout the world on your behalf, your success and that of those coming after you.
  Continue being blessed in the Lord Almighty.
  Praying fervently for your success.
  Thank you and thanks to God Almighty.

  DR JUDE MADUABUCHI MBANUZUE

• faisal

  4 December 2008, 11:21 EST (#)

  We deeply congratulate Mr. Obama for the new election and we wish from god that he is going to give the right change all over the world, but we should give him the support too otherwise it will be a hard time to achieve what he is planning for. All the Lebanese in Nigeria are supporting you Mr. president Obama

• EFSTATHIA VAGIA

  5 December 2008, 9:22 EST (#)

  My best wishes for the president Obama kai i hope the best for my country, specially i hope to see the point of “Macedonia” because the name macedonia belongs to Greece. Alexander the Great was greek also Philippe the ancien kings of Macedonia.

• Middle Aged American Woman

  5 December 2008, 17:09 EST (#)

  Sir…

  Protect yourself and protect your family. The fanatics are out there and they’re not stable people. The thing I fear most is that they will try to stop you from fulfilling your destiny as our President. May God be with you and yours and protect you from the evil that lies within the hearts of common men.

• Charmaine

  5 December 2008, 20:16 EST (#)

  Congrats Obama, I knew you’d win!

  Every generation has its challenges and a great leader always arises to surmount them. You are that great leader for this time. You are the hope of America. Thanks for having the audacity to hope and take your position in history. America needs you now more than ever and we’ll be there for you to do what it takes to get our ship back on course. But please do ensure that you get sufficient rest while in office and delegate to your trusted team. Our prayers will be with you and your family.

• KONFE Burkina Faso

  6 December 2008, 4:41 EST (#)

  Congratulations! we are very proud of you. GOD bless you. I wish him all the best. long live Obama for a better life for the world.

• sudip

  7 December 2008, 11:21 EST (#)

  Congratulation”

  I think its great that Obama has won , could do the world some good

  Sudip.

• Derek

  17 December 2008, 16:03 EST (#)

  It’s an onerous task you’ve got ahead of you but then you knew that all along and still decided to rise to the challenge. This tells me you’re determined and willing to make the needed change in 3rd millenium America and I believe you will not run out of ways to to do just that.
  My prayer is that the all wise God will continue to direct you and uproot all impediments on the road to corporate and international progress.
  Go for it Mr President, you’ve got what it takes.

• AREGBESOLA PETER OBAMA

  17 December 2008, 17:18 EST (#)

  The emergency of OBAMA as U.S. President is a great lesson to the world in general especially the evolving democratic nations of africa;it teaches us that democracy is the popular will of the people and not the will of a dictator or some so called powerfull clique.My advice to OBAMA is that he should see himself as the President of the world and not that of U.S. alone because of where he is coming from; he should makesure he does not go into unneccessary war with any nation so there will be peace world over, so we can proove to the world that good things can come out of africa.Above all he should please look back and help his fellow africans as their is no how he can dissociate himself from africa,he has his root here.

• Monday

  17 December 2008, 18:59 EST (#)

  Congratulations Obama, please do all you can to be the best president of America. Make us (black people) proud by making Americans look back at your reign as the best ever. Thank you Mr. President.

• julie

  18 December 2008, 8:10 EST (#)

  congratulations Mr.President hope you help also the people not only in the USA but also in the philippines more power and God Bless..

• pravin mukkawar

  18 December 2008, 12:28 EST (#)

  Many Many Congratulation!!

• stephanos

  18 December 2008, 12:32 EST (#)

  we have good hope for u, Barack. if your hero is Lincoln, you have big shoes to fill, but it’s better than having big shoes to throw. ha ha

  http://play.sockandawe.com/

• ADEKANBI OLANREWAJU MOSES

  19 December 2008, 4:24 EST (#)

  AM IA NIGERIA BASE IN LAGOS SIR AM ALSO A LOTTERY WINNER FOR 2009 AM ADEKANBI OLANREWAJU MOSES
  AM WISHING OUR DEAR PRESIDENT THE BEST OF HIS STAY AS A NEW AMERICA LEADER.GOD WILL CONTINUE TO PROTECT YOU IN EVERY YOU DO AS A PRESIDENT
  FROM
  ADEKANBI OLANREWAJU MOSES
  FROM
  LAGOS
  NIGERIA

  THANKS

• Aime M. kabuya

  22 December 2008, 13:23 EST (#)

  My congratulations to all the US citizen who have made the historical decision by electing Barack Obama the next president of USA.

  With the ongoing global economic crise, I ask that the US government to do everytinh that is required to put back democratie in place.

  Senator and Now President Obama has deserved his nomination due to his dedication to bring positive change in the World.

  Perfection is not part of this world however, I shall trust that his administration will do averything to stabilize the world.

  Good bless and good luck to the new administration.

• Phyllis Bass

  23 December 2008, 2:56 EST (#)

  Congratulations, Mr. President Elect! In a very few days, you will embark upon the journey of a lifetime. Your dream to lead this great nation will finally come to fruition. Our dream to see a man of character, honesty and determination will finally be fulfilled. You are our elected leader and we vow to work with you, and to stand behind you to create the change that you envision for our great country. God Bless America and the Obama family.

• Ayeni Kayode

  23 December 2008, 5:55 EST (#)

  i saw the Lord delivering the success and the prosperity of the coming Januray 20 inaguration from all evil.

• USMAN AYUBA MAINA

  23 December 2008, 10:24 EST (#)

  congrantulatin,

  African American president elect, and we

  thank god that choose black as a

  president, that will lead this great country,

  hope you would use this oppotunity to

  solve war in iraq, and afganistan,

  good luck to ur administration

  thanks
  usman nigeria

• LVE

  24 December 2008, 7:33 EST (#)

  I want to congratulate to Obama, and hope some good result from him. Hawaii travel

• Joyeeta Barua

  24 December 2008, 23:30 EST (#)

  Merry Christmas to Barack Obama from Assam, India

• John

  25 December 2008, 18:48 EST (#)

  I can only say that victory is sweet and blacks all over the world should raise their head up high. This shows that we are not second class citizens after all. Black nations should see this as an opportunity for a new begining. Congrats to president elect i wish you luck and hope we can have an opportunity to visit America someday.

• Mrs. Adeyemi Adepeju

  26 December 2008, 12:57 EST (#)

  Congratulations! I hope this will allow more countries to trust the USA for their democracy.

• Louise

  27 December 2008, 14:49 EST (#)

  I would like to congradulate you Mr. President Obama..

  Hope you come visit us here in Canada you and Michelle

  thanks

  Louise

• FAMUYIWA

  27 December 2008, 20:44 EST (#)

  BARACK OBAMA HAS MADE US PROUD IN AFRICA.HE IS A TRUE AMBASSADOR OF THE CONTINENT.

• MikeP

  28 December 2008, 3:14 EST (#)

  Mr Obama has been the first American to say the right things at the right time. This man has the courage and the guts to see it right. His vision is very sincere. He believes in things that he would like to happen !

  At this very young age, this man is already attuned to paramount thinking. Mark my words, he will be remembered for his great work for times to come.

• Temitope

  28 December 2008, 11:25 EST (#)

  Congratulations…

  I pray that God Almighty continue to be with you , give you good health and strenght to move united states forward.

• DORAN SWANSON

  28 December 2008, 12:11 EST (#)

  First we would like to say, congratulations to you and your lovely family for the journey you are about to take.

  Please accept this congratulation with our sincere gratitude from the P.A.U.S.E. Program at MASON/CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL in the great city of East St. Louis, Illinois. This is a program for young ladies challenged socially and academically between the ages of eleven and fifteen years old. (Parent Anthropology Unbounded Student Education) We the P.A.U.S.E. student and the parents put our BELIEF in you and your cabinet to protect, serve and lead our country.

  If you are ever in the city of East St. Louis. Illinois and you could find time in your busy schedule to stop and share some inspirational words of confidence to these young ladies, it would be a privilege and a honor. Thanking you in advance for just acknowledging our comments.

  THE P.A.U.S.E. PROGRAM

• Bob Singh

  28 December 2008, 21:57 EST (#)

  Dear President-Elect Obama,
  Please accept my personal best wishes on your accomplishment to be the next President of USA, our great country.
  You must know that we are here for and by you as you undertake your duties.
  May God bless you, your family and all the people of our great USA.
  Sincerely,
  Bob Singh.

• marsudi

  29 December 2008, 1:10 EST (#)

  Congratulation to you , Sir !
  Your win is also all American’s win.
  I’m an Indonesian. At the silent side I hope, that your win can make more peace in the world. Don’t make the world peace by violence like before. It’s all over. Use the new ways, please learn to understand the others feeling, the other’s opinion.
  Thank’s if you attend it.
  My regard,
  Marsudi

• Rev. John Pena Auta,Bambur Nigeria

  30 December 2008, 4:41 EST (#)

  Congratulations!!! New Year greetings to brother OBAMA,and wishing you save journey to the white House.Be there in hope ,He who calls you shall be your guide. And you will only success is your record in Jesus Name.

• KHALID ZARIA

  31 December 2008, 8:01 EST (#)

  Le President Barrack Obama! Je vous souhaite bonne chance pour ton victoire!

• KHALID ZARIA

  31 December 2008, 8:11 EST (#)

  Kindly essential and presidential material! You deserve respect and applause, I fully and really respect you and hope to see better than we expect from you! I once again wish you the best now, always and forever! our dearly and amicably leader!

• Narif

  1 January 2009, 11:31 EST (#)

  Congratulations!!! to you , Sir !WE hope that the peace will be upon the world not the war . BUT Where are the human rights IN GAZA ????AMERICA!!!!!!!!.The women and the children are killing every day\400 were killd until now and 2000 injured in front of alll the world ,please do somthing!!!!!!!

• Emeline

  1 January 2009, 13:49 EST (#)

  Je uis heureuse e votre victoire et j’ai hate de vous voir à l’oeuvre !!

• Emeline

  1 January 2009, 13:51 EST (#)

  and happy new year

• Narif

  1 January 2009, 22:03 EST (#)

  Thank you for having people write to you.
  Thank’s again if you attend it.

• Rebecca Fogle

  3 January 2009, 15:10 EST (#)

  As Mr. Obama is my President now, I obviously want him to be successful. However, I am troubled after reading various speeches, and comments given by him where he has neglected to thank or address issues that concern the very US citizens that have given their very lives so that he has been able to be elected Americas commander in chief. He might want to address the concerns of our military personel & their families. NEVER forget those who gave their lives for ALL of the freedoms we use daily!

• RICHARD PAYNE

  4 January 2009, 2:30 EST (#)

  I had an Uncle who tried to tell me about the South when I entered the Air Force. I was directly faced with segration upon my arrival. Even today, with what was said about the typical negro, it stayed with me. But with the realization of a black man becoming President of the USA, I am sorry I didn’t stand up for myself when faced with sterotype remarks during my younger years. Now I will walk down hallways with a spirit I’ve never felt before. Knowing for sure, I am somebody. I think I will write a book.

• Nagham

  4 January 2009, 4:56 EST (#)

  Dear President Obama,
  With the beginning of 2009 and you are going to start your presidency very soon. I would like to ask you, as a person who is desperate in this world and looks up to you as the president of the most powerful country in the world and hoping that you will prove to be the one who is going to be fair, please make Israel stop killing palestinians.. please… although it is our land and they have occupied it but let them have it, but also let them let our children live in peace and not in terror and fear.. and the more the kill palestinians, the more palestinians will feel the urge to take revenge and this will give terrorists the right kind of angry desperate people who have lost everything to wage a revenge attack on Israel and the cycle goes round and round…but enough is enough, and we the palestinians, need peace, we need to go to bed every night and not wonder if we will wake up the next morning or be buried under the rubel form an Israeli attack..Please Mr. President, Please help us….

• luca

  4 January 2009, 6:54 EST (#)

  I’m italian and i’m very happy for obama but how we can look better the future when Israel starts a new war against Palestina with thousands of innocent victims and the USA don’t stop this.
  I’m sorry but i’m afraid that nothing will change.

• Bob Ryan (Ireland)

  5 January 2009, 13:18 EST (#)

  A really tremendous campaign Mr Obama, followed you all the way. Absolutely thrilled you are going to the White House.
  Now I really want to move to America, keep me in mind for one of those green cards. Regards from Ireland. Bob.

• Zinni

  6 January 2009, 7:39 EST (#)

  I am glad you were elected; but please do not loose sight of your promises and the vision which you have run with so far.

  Hold fast to the dreams and carry your people along.

  In as much as you are the president, do not forget your responsibilities to your family. And steer clear of the monicas.

• Murtaza Micky Yusuf

  6 January 2009, 8:32 EST (#)

  Congratulations, our beloved Mr Barack Obama! Words alone can not convey the gladness in my heart when you became the new United States president-elect on November 4, 2008.
  Now, i called this a ‘Blackless phenomenon’, therefore i would be delighted if your Presidency could usher in renewed peace in our trouble world, unity and help some people, especially Africans to start enjoying the basic needs of life which we lack now!

• Liposuction

  6 January 2009, 12:31 EST (#)

  What is that guy talking about?

• MR. MOHAMMAD A. JABER A SAUDI ARABIAN-RIYADH

  6 January 2009, 19:16 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS. MR. OBAMA

• أ.محمد جابرالسعودية الرياض

  6 January 2009, 19:19 EST (#)

  حظا اوفر وبالتوفيق والسداد حضرة رئيس الدولة

• Mac

  7 January 2009, 2:29 EST (#)

  A really tremendous campaign did Mr Obama, american finally decided for Huge change in country and in their lives, Heartful by Heart best wishes to our President Barack Obama !! We really glad to have president like yours.
  Real estate Florida

• nancy klassen

  7 January 2009, 21:10 EST (#)

  Congratulations! As a Canadian family and just as significantlly, like you world citizens, it is a time for diplomatic but firm action.
  For all of the world citizens that have worked for this new era, never look back! The Bush regime is recognized for its legacy of global instability and perspective of narrow-mindedness. It’s current agenda of inequity and violence against civilian populations for the exclusive entity of individual’s greed, and concentrated wealth from the exploitation of our global but limited resources demands the diplomacy of first an olive branch in the Gaza genocide; a panda bear and though your plate is more than full with the Bush legacy of global instability you have our support and prayers.
  Francescini & Klassen family

• Dan

  8 January 2009, 7:31 EST (#)

  Congratulations! America and Americans!!

  Mr. President-Elect B. Obama, I would like you to take a second look at your views on Abortion, Gay Marriages and Homesexuals - this are fundamental moral issues condemned by Nature. Pls. do not sign the FOC Act. Human life is SACRED!!!

  Sleep over these moral issues, if America and Americans are to raise their heads high in the world.

  May the Good Lord direct you aright!

• PAUL

  8 January 2009, 18:11 EST (#)

  hey there I’m not american I’m in Fact a Loyal Subject of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland BUT
  If I had of been a American I would have voted for YOU all the very best for the next four years …..Paul in Northern Ireland United Kingdom….

• melvin

  8 January 2009, 19:36 EST (#)

  be the best president ever

• bigtimer1254

  9 January 2009, 1:10 EST (#)

  You just don’t know how beautiful this is. To have a new Democratic President w/ a polite attitude, at last. I’ve waited 8 years for this. That is why the majority of America went for you. Cause everybody wants Change., of all Creeds, and Colors. And don’t worry about the 1.5%% who don’t like it. Cause the Police has got a birds view. People can;t see them but they can see you. And they’ll hide their tails like a needle in a haystack. You understand what I’m saying? Where their ma ma and daddy will never see their tails again in life, thats for sure.Thats why you don’t hear about Assasinations no more.Thugs ain’t trying to go like that with the Police..Know what I’m saying? The Police will Sweep their tails like a broom. Especially in DC. They the main ones who started that Operation Clean Sweep, against menace to society.Know what i’m saying? And they will abandon their tail. And they ain’t got no shame in doing it either. And dats no bushit.The Police don’t play that messing w/ their Presidents like that. Thats why Assasinations are more under control now.
  I know you’ve got a lot of cleaning up to do. But you’ll do fine w/ the Economic Stimulus Pkg. (Which is an all in one program) that will take care of all of your periodic expectations.
  Cause this Country is like a thirsty man in the dessert. Just waiting for that surprise helicopter to arrive. And thats you baby.
  Keep up the good work Barrack Obama. And remember, more Whites and Hispanics voted for you than the Blacks. The Whites out voted the Blacks by about 10% more. But don’t about the indigent Whites who don’t like it woryy you. Cause they ain’t got no money to do nothing to nobody anyway. But cry sheep.And harrass people with letters and emails. Anybody can do that.
  Keep up the good work Barrack Obama.

• bigtimer1254

  9 January 2009, 1:29 EST (#)

  CONGRADULATIONS, NEW COMMANDER IN
  ———————CHIEF————————
  The Average person in this Country was
  sooo anxious to get a Democratic President in Office, they wouldn’t care what color he is. Thats what I’m talking about. But its always one of two of them somewhere, who wants to be different. But we ain’t even gonna worry about them one bad apple kind. You know what I mean? We don’t let them spoil the whole bunch. You just throw them kind in the trash.

• OSARUMWENSE AGBONAVBARE P

  9 January 2009, 10:12 EST (#)

  TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR SUCCESS IIT TAKES SOMEONE LIKE YOU TO CHANGE DREAMS TO DESTINY,TO TURN AMBITIOUS TO ACHIEVEMENT,TO BE SINCERE TO SUCCESS,TO CELEBRATE WHO YOU ARE BECAUSE IT MAKES YOU WHAT YOU ARE TODAY.THE WHOLE WORLD IS WAITING FOR YOUR POSITIVE TOUCH.KEEP CHILLING.AGBONS FROM NIGERIA

• Olalekan Akinyemi

  10 January 2009, 9:22 EST (#)

  Congratulations president-elect Barack Obama.
  The challenges may be tough, the road may be long and the changes difficult, but always remember you will never stand alone. Millions of people are with you, supporting and praying for your success.
  Most of all, I pray the Lord gives you the courage to change the things you can and make the better the ones you cannot.
  God bless you and your family and God bless the United States.

• Judith Bansil

  10 January 2009, 20:12 EST (#)

  As the world is faced with the perils of recession and difficult economic times,it is gratifying to know that President-elect Obama is there as an embodiment of hope and change. Congratulations once again and may we all overcome the challenges of life ahead!

• benjy

  11 January 2009, 5:36 EST (#)

  congratulations,
  your achievement has inspired hope in many for their dreams.
  the audacity of hope

• Carissa Holmes

  12 January 2009, 17:44 EST (#)

  Congratulations! Much love and well wishes to you and your family. There is so much hope tied to you and your presidency, please be strong. Mean what you say, and then do it! We are so tired of being lied to. We don’t expect you to be perfect, just honest. As an American living abroad, I have never been more proud of my country then right now, at this point in history. Do the right thing.
  “Be true, Be brave, Stand.” -Stephen King

• ADELIYI TAIWO STEPHEN

  13 January 2009, 8:04 EST (#)

  Congratulations on your election as Amrerican president and ‘world president’.

  I pray that God be with you and grant you wisdom in all your decisions.

  Once again congrats.

• Chichi Ohiaeri

  13 January 2009, 10:08 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. President, congratulations on winning the exalted seat of the USA presidency. You have given hope and courage to many to strive for what they belive in. Personally, I am motivated to work hard towards my goals in every aspect of my life-family, work and Nation, knowing that with God on my side I can bring positive change to my environment. As a Nigerian, I see a lot that could be better in our Nation and I am willing to be part of that change.

  God bless you and give you wisdom and directions in steering the affairs of your Country.

  Best Regards
  Chichi Ohiaeri

• Barbara M. Voage

  13 January 2009, 15:05 EST (#)

  Dear President Barack Obama: I am an American Citizen and never in my 66 yrs on this earth have I ever had a predudice thought for anyone! I am Caucasian but I have two grandchildren who are Black,
  American Indian and Italian on their father’s side (my stepson) and hispanic and Korean on their mother’s side (my daughter-in-law). Since they have been old enough to understand, I have been telling them that because they come from several different nationalities, that they are very very special and will make a difference in the world we live in. I love them with all of my heart. That said; I am thrilled to have you and your wonderful family in the White House and I truly believe that you are going to make a difference in all our lives. I do not envy you the tasks before you, but I know you are going to do everything you can to make our country a better place to live; and I know you won’t stop there; you will strive to make things better around the world. There have only been two other Presidents before you that I could listen to and understand what they were saying; that being John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton; and now you.

  I do hope you get a chance to read all of the comments. God bless you and yours. May he guide you and keep you safe.

  Most sincerely,

  Barbara

• Adenike Adeyanju-Osadolor

  14 January 2009, 6:35 EST (#)

  As you prepare to be sworn in as America’s 44th president, I wish to add my voice to countless others to say Africa loves you. You are a great inspiration to all - young and old. You are a dream come true. Live that dream in all your actions

• Gareth O Sunday

  14 January 2009, 8:45 EST (#)

  I want the elected president Barrack Obama,to work hard in the office so that he will gain the second term in the office that will make him to lead States for 8 years, and if he work hard in the office he will let americans to elect more blacks in the futures as there president.

• FOTH FALA

  14 January 2009, 8:45 EST (#)

  God bless You

• Azinge

  14 January 2009, 11:27 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS! I’m proud of you. “Yes we can”. I look forward to a more fruitful government and a leadership per excellence.

• abiola omotanbaje

  14 January 2009, 23:15 EST (#)

  Hello mr fitted, tested,elected President… i mean i dedicated this to President Barrack Obama the first black in the white house i can believe that cos when i was watching his primary election with his run mate Hillary Clinton on t.v. and my mind tells me that Obama is the is the president of the United States of America but i dont think that his dream will comes true and the during his primary election cos i hope that in the history of all an American president there is no black in their history but now history has come be a history cos the bible says when its going to the end of the life slave will becomes a King i can see the number 44th President of America and i know that he is the world president and eversince after second world war and im from Nigeria and my dream here in Nigeria is always how i will be in the States cos i know that God bless America..besides in the United Nation office and i know that black is now in power and i keep remembering when the time of aldoph hilter of Germany now i can say that he was not God cos we re all human being..i can still remember the bad day to the Americans and the world i mean about the september 11th incident of world trade centre and it was attack by Osama Bin Laden and now God has rewards America with President Barack Obama.God its on the throne.when time come and i keep praying for the supporting of President Barack Obama in the office in the office and i hope all american should reward the man of the year cos he is a strong man and who has a good vision… i will be happy if they can print the President Obama’s picture in their U.S dollar cos he is a man of history.thanks to the God and ur exellence mr President of the United States

• Joy Elenwo

  16 January 2009, 1:23 EST (#)

  Mr. President Elect, Obama. I am proud of your achievements and I believe you are born to lead. You will turn the economy around in the United States of America and the world. Change that is what you are bringing to the New America.

• Iniobong

  17 January 2009, 7:37 EST (#)

  dear Obama, Congrats!! you were choosen by common people and the rich especially at the time families in United States of America were weary of happens, losing members of their families to war, hurricans etc. do bear in mind that the task was not yours alone but that of your immedaite people wife, children for i know what it means to be there. you campaigned for social and the world wants to see bring these changes.

  please stay out of wars, bring the common and marginalised people to place, remember your route and make life affordable for African. I pray very day for your success and make your cabinet a worthy group. listen to people’s views and strategies your system. finally, I pray that God who saw you through shall keep you till the end of this tenure. Do not disappoint us the blacks.

  Farewell and I am behind the bench watching you on CNN and AIT stations.

  Great Obama!!!! Great Man of the people.

  Iniobong

• Vic Jara

  17 January 2009, 13:26 EST (#)

  Congratulations President Obama, your family, and the American people!

  I’m a Canadian and I just submitted a letter to the Editor, Toronto Star, today; not sure if it would be published.

  Obama’s HOPE and the torch of CHANGE

  Re: HOPE, headline: The Star, January 17, 2009
  More power to the Star for spreading the good news about hope and change when the whole world is facing the greatest challenge of tough times. What a fitting sub-heading! “Barack Obama has ignited the dreams of many, especially the young. As Inauguration Day nears, a group of Toronto youth talk about why they’re on their way to Washington for a moment of history.”

  Many people, I feel from the old to the young, from the heavens to the grassroots, from around the world, myself included, once again are seeing some distinct sparks of hope. That torch of change must be lighted and come Tuesday, January 20, 2009, at exactly one minute before noon, the 44th President of the greatest democracy in the world, Barack Obama will be sworn-in.

  I was young before when I idolized an American president for the first time. He was John F. Kennedy and he was young but with bright visions of the future. Now, as a “young-at-heart”, I’m excited, once again, and I whisper, “Thanks God, I’m alive to witness this momentous and historic event. It certainly re-ignited my boyhood vision of “One dream, One world.

  To the hardened cynic and the audaciously hopeful, I can only say this. I agree with Obama’s message: “Yes, We Can!”

  Vic Jara
  Toronto, Canada

• stan squires

  17 January 2009, 15:48 EST (#)

  I am from vancouver,canada and i wanted to comment on the massacre in gaza by the Israeli gov.Israel should’nt be recognized or supported by any country in the world.The United States will be severly punished for continuing to support Israel.It is in the best interest of the world to stop supporting Israel.The majority of the people in the world supports the Palestinian struggle against the fascist israeli gov.

  Stan Squires

• Pasa Avdicevic

  17 January 2009, 21:54 EST (#)

  Mr. President(Elect )Obama. CONGTATULATIONS ! You are not making history, you already made a History.You gave hope not only to people of United States,but to millions all over to world. All the best to you and your Family.

• Gaji Bolaji

  18 January 2009, 3:54 EST (#)

  May you start well and end well. All the people of the world hope this will be more reasonable America, based on justice,equity and fairplay in your dealings around the world, a departure from the world of wars, economic confusion, and poverty. Always dialogue, not the one sided one America is used to and also get your facts right before taking a final decision. I wish you the best of Gods direction towards the America of yours and the world dream.

• Donmat

  18 January 2009, 7:11 EST (#)

  C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S !!!

  Rule ‘em bro………..

• willians

  18 January 2009, 13:04 EST (#)

  Great men are know for great thingsand deeds…hope you will be a servant and not a leader….BEST OF LUCKS

• Tobi Owolabi

  18 January 2009, 16:29 EST (#)

  First and foremost, Congratulation to Mr Obama on this historic moment in redefining history. You are a Hero.
  Of course your task is not a easy but I wish you all the best. There have been a misconception about the Bush administration. I believe Bush try his best. All what he ever do was to provide a safe haven for American- the free country. People has misjudge and misunderstood him.
  My requirement of you is to make the America a safe haven. No matter what, never compromise that.
  Wish you all the best. May God Help you and give you the grace in delivering your job very well. Once again, well done

• moses akinola adewumi

  18 January 2009, 17:38 EST (#)

  when the election was going on,i tip BARACK OBAMA for president.am happy is wht i think came to pass.and i had that his the first black president in america,it’s so wonderful.and again first africa america to be came president in united state.it’s so rmarvelous. that tells me you can be come anythings you want in life.

• Gabriella Rozenberg

  18 January 2009, 18:37 EST (#)

  Finally someone who will do good. I’ve been so sick and tired of that clown George W Bush, sorry to say.

  Mr. President(Elect) Obama, congradulations. I know that you physically will not be able to change everything, but you are the path to change. God Bless you, all the best throughout your term and I hope to see you when you come to Canada!!

• Yesenia (Canada)

  18 January 2009, 22:15 EST (#)

  Congratulation Barack

  We know that you can do it. God Bless you

• Myrtle

  18 January 2009, 23:02 EST (#)

  Special message, 44th President of the United States. To President-elect Obama, First Lady to Elect Michelle, and family. The Moment! Congraulations, You’v made History (Unity) to all, Good Luck!
  We wish you much sincere success in the future endeavors ofthe United States. Edward, Charles and myself.Yes,You Can! Yes, We Can! My name is Myrtle D. Thomas, I live in Roselle, NJ I’d like to e-mail directly if possible, I can relate, in 1968 the first Africian American ifemale at Pathmark (30) yrs. in the financial.area. At present time I’m on permanent disability. History has been made, there’s is more I would like to say. The best to you, God Bless you, Michelle and your daughters. I have a story to tell! This comment is directly for Barack and Michelle, if this can be given to them directly. Thank you for your consideration!

• JIm Whitbeck

  19 January 2009, 8:28 EST (#)

  Mr. President to be. Congratulations, you have warmed our hearts. I know you will do a fine job of trying to get things back on an even keel. God Bless You and Your Family.
  Jim Whitbeck

• Jonathan Andrew

  19 January 2009, 9:33 EST (#)

  Congratulations!

• bruno marchal

  19 January 2009, 9:54 EST (#)

  bonne chance monsieur Obama !
  bienvenue a la maison blanche
  avec vous enfin de l’espoir pour tous

• orji murray

  19 January 2009, 11:26 EST (#)

  Barrack Obama has opened a new chapter in the history of the world. I expect to see a more peaceful world. Wishing him a sourceful stay in office.

• Alfred Okon

  19 January 2009, 11:42 EST (#)

  President Elect Barack Obama, you are a God sent at this point in time, to bring the unexpected and acceptable change. these change that has come to America is a blessing to the whole wide world,you are not only the American choice,but ours also, therefore I pray that the good Lord keep you living to completely complete your good heart desire,Iam the Introducer of the University Of God and keep living affairs. Thanks for reading. Alfred Okon.

• Martin Nangoli (Mbale -Uganda)

  19 January 2009, 15:13 EST (#)

  Congratulations president Barack Obama,long live.remember a swahili word barack means blessing.So may the good lord bless you during this amazing time of your life leadership.
  God has a plan (Jer 29v11)
  Please mr.president Trust in the Lord throughout your term in office.

• Monica Blackburn

  19 January 2009, 16:55 EST (#)

  Congratulations Mr. Barack Obama!

  This is a new world, a new consciousness, and I am so happy to be a part of this.

  Thank you.

• john

  19 January 2009, 21:31 EST (#)

  Good evening , Mr Obama I Would love to congratulate you on you new arrival to the Whithe house. You have a great responsibilty ahead of you? I would like to advise you that I feel your name has a great meaning to me. o=oppressed b= bereavered , a= apathy, m= missionary and a= approval. this can only be achieved by the whole of America and the world belie ving in you. I believe that the path has been led by Martin Luther King for you. This path will take you and everybody to the paradise ; that we should all live as one people should live in HARMONY and not War.

• john

  19 January 2009, 21:36 EST (#)

  I cannot reply to my own comments?

• john

  19 January 2009, 21:45 EST (#)

  I did not contravene any of your laws peertaing to Mr Obama’s inauguration or otherwise. I simply was stating my opinion on how I feel about how he may affect world economies, values and peace from my perspective. However, I do not want to cause any problem for the world so I am going to log off.

  Good night

  Lots of Love and good bluck President OBAMA

• Faqir Muhammed Rathod

  20 January 2009, 1:54 EST (#)

  Barack Obama
  President United State Of America

  We family of F.M.Rathod ( Khurshid Rathod, Sadaf Rathod, Farooq Rathod, Nida Rathod, Waseem Yousuf & all our children ) are very very happy today & Congratulate you for this great victory.

  We have no words to express our feelings of joy & happiness.

  F.M.Rathod Karachi, Pakistan at present at Uganda.

• Becky Lawal

  20 January 2009, 2:16 EST (#)

  congratulations! I pray God Almighty will grant you the wisdom, understanding and knowledge to lead your people in Jesus Name.
  May The Lord keep you and your family in peace! Long Live America!

• ABIOLA NNAMDI-EBILAH

  20 January 2009, 9:34 EST (#)

  Obama is our man,man of the moment,he believed that he can despite all odds and he made ,i beleieve that with him he can change the world.work your word.

• Jack Kaiser

  20 January 2009, 9:36 EST (#)

  I am so proud, so proud, of Americans today! It has been a long time since this kind of hope and excitment has occured in American politics. YES YOU CAN!!!!!

• Raymond Arseneault

  20 January 2009, 11:32 EST (#)

  America is no longer a dirty word. We will be with you, let the light of freedom lighten the world. Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me. As Canadians we feel it when you hurt, and are happy to share in this great joy. As for our own leaders, in church and state, let us lead, follow or get out of the way.God bless America….

• TONIA MOZIE

  20 January 2009, 11:54 EST (#)

  My dear President,
  May God be with you and guide you in every desicion that you have to make.
  God has shown that we can dare to hope for anything and it will be be done.

• Pedro Jerónimo Carralero Peña

  20 January 2009, 13:27 EST (#)

  My Best Regards Mr. president:

  As the Bible reads” The great leaders have always wise speeches” May the Holley Spirit enlight your wison.

  Prof. Peter

• Pedro Jerónimo Carralero Peña

  20 January 2009, 13:38 EST (#)

  My Best Regards Mr. President.

  As it reads in the Bible, ” The greatest leaders make The greatest speeches.”May the Holly Spirit enlight your wisdom!

• Curtis Jurgens

  20 January 2009, 17:26 EST (#)

  Grats big guy, you’ll do us all a good job. Keep your head high and fix what bush messed up.

  -Curtis (Canadian)

• Beetram

  20 January 2009, 21:21 EST (#)

  Dear Obama,
  Please make the visa application system more helpful to applicants. Please create a system where we can have our questions answered without having to pay a fee. Please be inclusive toward other of limited income.
  Thank you and Congrats on your Inauguration. It’s very emotional and powerful moment for me.
  My best regard.

• EZE

  20 January 2009, 22:05 EST (#)

  Tripple Congratulations to Mr. President-Obama.Your successful inauguration as the 44th United States President serves as a boost to a sustained struggle by all oppressed peoples of this world, especially the marginalized Biafrans-Nd’Igbo of South Eastern Nigeria.We must continue to work hard until like today tears drop from eyes at the inauguration of an Igbo son or daughter as the first citizen of Nigeria on Eagles square OR as the Biafran President on Okpara square. CONGRATULATIONS AMERICA!!!

• ursula

  21 January 2009, 7:36 EST (#)

  Would like to wish Mr President. Always keep GOD at your side. Wishing you and your famile all the best.

• Jide Jimoh

  21 January 2009, 15:46 EST (#)

  It is a beautiful dawn. May God grant you the courage and wisdom to shepherd your people, may your reign be peaceful and prosperous in Jesus name. Amen

• Ali Mohammed

  22 January 2009, 4:32 EST (#)

  Your Excellency, President of the United States of America.

  Congratulations and GOD bless you. Amen

  Rule with the utmost fear of GOD Almighty. Choose the path of glory by working towards attaining GOD’s paradise as it is stated that rulers like you will choose for themselves PARADISE or HELL based on there actions.

  GOD bless you.

• Michelle

  22 January 2009, 17:24 EST (#)

  Now that he is president, what should Obama’s top priorities be? Post your thoughts here: http://blogs.america.gov/campaign/2009/01/21/day-2-what-should-obama%e2%80%99s-top-priorities-be/

• Mandy

  22 January 2009, 17:36 EST (#)

  Congrats!!! WOOOOOHOOOOOO!!!!! I’m NOT American, but I’m still sooo happy!!

• Roos

  22 January 2009, 20:56 EST (#)

  Может и банально, но просто хотелось сказать спасибо автору. Обычно читатели заваливают своими проблемами и вопросами, а спасибо нынче не в ходу, чтобы не посчитали комментарий за спам. Но поверьте, спасибо иногда говорить надо.

• Marion Amanambu - UKWU

  23 January 2009, 10:22 EST (#)

  Your Excellency, (God, it feels so good to address you as such).

  Congratulation on reaching a milestone in this generation. I never thought my eyes would behold this day.

  I would like to see a United States of America that can provide for its naturalized citizens in such a way that someone with an MBA will not be stuck working like someone with a High School Diploma and getting paid as such for several years and feeling hopeless in a land that dreams (such as your) do come true.

  A United States that will allow for growth and career advancement that is dependent on the content of ones inate ability and not ones national origin or color.

  I believe in you and I know that the good Lord who has blessed us with your leadership will protect and guide you in the right direction for the United States of America.

  Good luck!

• Richard Morissette

  23 January 2009, 10:55 EST (#)

  Dear Mr President

  Congratulations I wish you all the best and I know that you will accomplish a lot why because our nation believes in you I know you will do a great Job … Best wishes to you and your family…

  God Bless you and your wife and kids

  Sincerely

  Richard Morissette

• Festus Tokunbo A.

  24 January 2009, 14:43 EST (#)

  No cause for celebration. The battle will not be easy. The president should get down at work; developing the strategies on how to fix the American and indeed the world economy. Mr President should justify the hope, trust and faith the American people had by elected him the First Black President in the U.S history. The journey will not be easy, but, I have never doubt President Obama’s wisdom, insight, intelligent and ideas to redemeed the American economy and make her, once again the center of World attraction. American should not lost her World leadership. There are emerging economies working hard to take over the battle of leadership from the United States. That’s why Mr. ‘President must work tirelessly to enhance the American greatness.
  Leadership is the ability to take responsibilities. Mr President must not wavery in taking the decision, challenges and responsibiilties that will ensure the actualization of the American dream.
  America is waiting. The world is waiting. Mr President must not fail. The President must work tireless to make things happen, bring joy to the face of every American and make the World a safety and better place to live.

• Vikas

  24 January 2009, 17:55 EST (#)

  Dear President,

  Congratulations to you and the American people!

  I believe that you exhibit the right vibes and leadership that the whole world needs at this hour.

  Every thing that happens on this earth is for reason and everyone has a purpose. You will realize the purpose during your years of presidency.

  Good Luck,

  Vikas Soni

• mike okwuchi

  24 January 2009, 21:49 EST (#)

  the election of mr obama as the u.s president establishes for all time the equity jutice and preeminence of the american democratic system and process. it also underscores the success of the bill of rights in as much as it marks an end to the need or relevance of affirmative action. the prsident however must know that beyond the fate of the u. s. he is the torch bearer for the diginity and nobility of not only the african americans but africans every where. how he fares in office will define for a long time how africans particularly of black extraction will be judged. i wish him every strength and GODS enduring grace and guidiance. he is a credit to my perception of both the american spirit an the proverbial american dream. ‘STRIDE WITH FAITH AND MAY YOUR CONVICTIONS GIVE YOU STRENGTH MR PRESIDENT. GOD BLESS YOU. GOD BLESS AMERICA . GOD BESS NIGERIA.

• Виктор

  25 January 2009, 4:05 EST (#)

  Ждем новых публикаций!

• OLUSOLA JOHNSON

  25 January 2009, 13:36 EST (#)

  Congratulation to you President Obama. I will be very grateful if can pursue peace in the world and promote africa economic during your first 100 days. Secondly please issue travel visa to nigerian going on business in other to promote our small scale business not to people who stole nigerian money. America embassy should always forget the past of applicant

• Ajibola Remilekun

  26 January 2009, 8:50 EST (#)

  Hello people am happy for him as a new elected President of the state but all i believe is the inflation in price must not spoil our carrier here in my own country anyway i also implore him to help us reduce the stress on visa application to the United state if that is not too much for him to solve ok

• Syed Rizvi

  26 January 2009, 13:07 EST (#)

  Congratulations! God has given you what you thought of! Now you return to the people what God wants you return to! I wish you best of luck and success… Syed Rizvi

• Ayeni Kayode

  27 January 2009, 4:31 EST (#)

  Barak Obama Election as the 44th US President,when the Lord have mercy upon the increase in the health of his spirit in the life of USA Leaders.
  What the Lord says on 20th January, 2009.
  US physical economy will witness fall.
  The eternal wealth of the US will increase.
  More men and women will click to their partners according to the will of God.
  “the heart of the woman shall be towards her husband”.
  There will be good health over the incresase of the divine protection over the power of God in the USA.
  USA will witness accelreated manifestation of the power of God for hrealing,deliverance and works of eternal life.
  Robust and health and prosperity of the saved souls of many.
  Health, life and song of praises in many homes.
  Christian and the righteoues.Thirsty xtians after righteousness will the highest blessed.
  The begining of increase of “good dream in life” and “vision” of so many americans been delivered from evils.
  Robust holds, high places of strategy, devices and weapons pofn death will go starving because of the high intensity of the glory of God.
  Mathew 24: 1-13.
  Mathew 18:1-6.
  The likes of the plane that fell into the river in the USA (new york) without casualty.
  California is a state to watch out for in righteousness.
  Word of knowledge for the USA, “for the fact that some things are happening in some sections, is because some things has been settled in some sections”! All is well.

• Ayeni Kayode

  27 January 2009, 4:41 EST (#)

  Obama visit the wounded soilders and helps volunteers.
  volunteer like me. We need your help this time sir. i managed a mailing list for you where i handled a comment on Genocide Occurring and African Leadership.

• John

  27 January 2009, 12:56 EST (#)

  i like pretty ponies and black ppl

• Aintza

  27 January 2009, 23:07 EST (#)

  Краткость - сестра таланта. Терпеть не могу журналистские опусы на 7-10 страниц. Это же издевательство над зрением, читать такое с экрана монитора. Спасибо, что публикуете легко читаемые статьи.

• Riane Matheos and Copin Sastrawidjaya

  28 January 2009, 18:21 EST (#)

  Dear MR. President,

  We would like to wish you all the best for your health, family and everything. May God bless you and guide you to make every wish and
  dream come true for your country. We believe that You will make that dream of many people around this world for USA come true.

  God bless you and your country.

• Maria Navas

  28 January 2009, 20:27 EST (#)

  This morning on a news show a person being interviewed said the Obama kids should decline an invitation to a behind-the-scenes Harry Potter set, that their parents want them to continue as normal and being invited by celebrities is not normal. She also implied that advice from the Bush girls was not good advice.

  I say the Obama kids should experience, with parent approval of course, what any 1st kid would. They are no longer “normal” kids. What Mrs. Obama means by “normal” is that she doesn’t want them growing up oblivious to the world as so many silver-spoon fed kids do.

• IKPE FABIAN

  29 January 2009, 5:00 EST (#)

  congratulations, on your 100 days in office.
  you are a champion, champion for the whole world. AFRICA indeed is proud of you, because you have made us proud,
  GOD BLESS YOU BLESS AMERICA , BLESS AFRICA, GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

• IKPE FABIAN

  29 January 2009, 5:12 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS, on you 100 days in Office as USA president.You are a champion, champion for the whole whold . AFRICANS we are proud of you, you have made us proud.
  GOD BLESS, GOD BLESS AMERICA, GOD BLESS AFRICA GOD BLESS NIGERIA. AMEN

• Nazeem & Vanda

  29 January 2009, 18:36 EST (#)

  Congratulations and best wishes and all success in the road ahead!! You have alot of very hard work ahead and we think that the american people made the right choice in choosing you President Obama. If anyone can bring about the change that the US needs it is you .You also have a very new and young fan , our son Siam he is always talking about President Obama and Michelle dancing as we were watching the innauguration. Again all the best and all success to you!!

• Carmen Alcantara

  29 January 2009, 22:38 EST (#)

  Dear Mr President
  I’m really happy thay you won, congratulations my best wishes for your succesful life and God gives you the best way for the hard work that you have ahead. I think USA needs you and the whole world too.
  Take care please have a long,long live.
  God bless you and you beautiful family

• Pukhtoon Khan

  30 January 2009, 11:24 EST (#)

  Please go through my views to have an idea about the challenges which you are facing but not realising its deverity regarding south asia:

  http://geocities.com/pakhtoonworld

  Regards

• Jose

  31 January 2009, 2:36 EST (#)

  Mille et mille voeux monsieur président Obama.

  Thousand and thousand congratulations Mr Obama.

  José Salas

• Cory Martin

  1 February 2009, 1:33 EST (#)

  Congrats on your victory Mr.President! Best of luck to you!

• Fay

  1 February 2009, 22:21 EST (#)

  CONGRATULATIONS! MR. PRESIDENT

  MY MOTHER ALWAYS SAID “WHEN GOD APPOINTS NONE CAN DISAPPOINT” I WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR YOUR CONTINUED GUIDANCE AND PROTECTION. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE THE VESSEL GOD HAS CHOSEN TO GUIDE AMERICA AT THIS TIME AND IT IS THE POWER OF GOD WORKING THROUGH YOU. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO WATCH OVER YOU AND YOU BEAUTIFUL FAMILY.

• kubra.

  3 February 2009, 6:36 EST (#)

  heyyyyyyyyyyyy………. good personality……………. weldone……………. keep it up

  im a Sri Lankan

• kubra.

  3 February 2009, 6:38 EST (#)

  thaks………………….. God bless u…………… bye 4 ever

• kubra.

  3 February 2009, 6:42 EST (#)

  Mr.President.

  hey………. keep it up………… CONGRADULATION…………. never give up……..

• Sister Anitra Hansen SSJD

  4 February 2009, 16:39 EST (#)

  Dear President Obama;
  Like MANY Canadians, our Anglican/Episcopalian Religious Community watched your Inauguration with joy and celebration. I was fortunate to be able to watch pre-election TV from about middle of August until your election as I was in our Infirmary healing two new knees! And yes, I stayed up election night to see you announced as the president and cried with joy.
  We have a Sister in our community who is an Afro-American from Maryland- Sr. Constance Maurphy- still an American citizen who celebrated her 105th birthday Feb. 2- she watched your Inauguration with pride and joy.
  I know many of us pray daily for your safety and the safety of your beautiful wife Michelle and your two little girls.
  We look forward to your coming to Canada for a real visit some time after your business trip to Ottawa!
  With prayers and thanksgiving for your election and your message of “Yes, we can!”
  Sister Anitra Hansen SSJD
  daughter of Danish immigrants!

• Music_Mp3_greardemn

  5 February 2009, 0:48 EST (#)

  Hello to all I can’t understand how to add your site in my rss reader. Help me, please

• Noemia Matholo (Mozambique)

  6 February 2009, 6:46 EST (#)

  Dear Mr. President Obama

  Congratulations Mr. Obama for your nomination as the first black USA President. I am sure that God will help and guide you in this high, important and difficult task in this difficult moment.

  I believe that you will be a very good example for African Continent mainly for african politicians. You are wright when you say that “YES WE CAN”.

  I am sure that your nomination will bring a very true democracy to African Continent and to the World.

  GOD BLESS YOU MR. PRESIDENT AND YOUR LOVELY FAMILY

• Tony Gleb Ott.

  19 February 2009, 21:01 EST (#)

  this guy is handsome and nice like me! that’s the reason why he won that hard election. anyways, i hope he not forgot my beloved country Haiti, to hold american hands from it and ask the OAS and UN TO BACK OFF!! BRAVO BARRRRRRRAK!!

• sandrine

  21 February 2009, 2:44 EST (#)

  trés heureuse que vous soyez élu, un espoir considérable pour la planète , un peu de lumière dans ce monde d’obscurité,
  merci à vous , avec tout mon respect

• trevor allen powles

  27 February 2009, 5:53 EST (#)

  so mate when r u going to makr the c cleaning power dames all around the ccoasts?using the channell tunell tec?
  plus u hav got 2 put all the food that is growen from plants in the factorys in rac s with lights under neeth and water sprinkerler system and lights and air contionors to stimulate the growth. chemical filters kill bactearearass and keep the dust level dowen sum nice cd double lazer tape systems would be nice if you are interesed let me no yours sincerly trevor allan powles?

• SeekersISeek

  2 March 2009, 0:16 EST (#)

  Hello Guys,

  Greetings. Introducing me.

  By the way, I am looking for book I ching translated by Kerson Huang. I cannot find those book anywhere. Do you know where I can find those? Thanks

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